Roars

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"Roars are more than just sound. They're a tool. Fear is something we've learned to use, over the years, and some of us can use it quite effectively."

"On the other hand, strengthening the hearts of your allies with a ferocious cry of battle is something our guild has had practice doing, but remember that we're not the trained leaders of groups that Paladins are."

--Barbarian Guildleader Agonar

Battle Cries

Battle Cries are much more focused on the enhancing your allies in the immediate area and cannot be used without at least one person in your group.

The general consensus of the Barbarian community is that Battle Cries are nearly useless. While they may have an effect, the loss of a roar slot and the necessity of hunting with others is almost never worth it.

Use

Roaring is done using the Roar command.

The primary statistic for enhancing Roars is Charisma, though Strength, Stamina, and skill with the weapon in hand may play a part in some Roars. See specific entries for non-standard enhancements. The ratio of people within your group compared to the number outside it will affect the strength of your roar; the more allies you have the more potent your fear, but the more enemies you face, the less you intimidate. In addition, combat range and your position also will enhance or penalize your attempts, with closer enemies and overwhelmed enemies being more susceptable to your attempts.

Voice recovery may be minorly enhanced with skill in Vocals skill, however, it has been stated that it is a minor effect, and should cap out at around 100 ranks.

Roars may be additionally boosted with the use of Berserk Nightmare, Roar Helms, or Warpaint, and defended against with Roar Cloaks.

Restrictions

Corporeal undead are highly resistant to Roars, and incorporeal undead are completely immune.

Beware of roaring within the boundaries of a town, as the majority of the time it is considered a crime and will garner expensive Breaching the Peace warrants.

Aquiring Roars and Battle Cries

Each of the Barbarian Guildleaders will teach a separate group of Roars and Battle Cries. Barbarians receive their first pick at 5th circle and an additional pick every 10 circles after that.

Some Roars have circle requirements and/or require that you know another Roar before they can be chosen.

Rechoosing Roars

Though it is currently impossible to be rid of a Roar or Battle Cry once chosen, Barbarian Advocate Aurdun has indicated that there may be a system in the works for rechosing a small number of Roars, though he has not made any definite statement or even given a general time frame.

Roar List

Below is just a basic listing of the Roars available to Barbarians. Check Phii's Keep for a excellent, detailed listing of Barbarian Roars.

Battle Cries have been marked with asterisks (*) after their names.

Roar/Battle Cry	Requirements	Teacher
Kuniyo's Spirit	05th circle	Agonar
Everild's Rage	15th circle	Agonar
Trothfang's Butchery	25th circle	Agonar
Pride*	35th circle	Agonar
Death's Embrace	05th circle	Mo
Tempestous Fury	05th circle	Mo
Bravery*	15th circle	Mo
Banshee's Wail	25th circle	Mo
Death's Shriek	35th circle + Death's Embrace	Mo
Caution of the Spider	5th circle	Anhh'shre
Bloodthirst*	15th circle	Anhh'shre
Weighted Justice	25th circle	Anhh'shre
Mage's Lament	35th circle	Anhh'shre
Magic's Bane	35th circle	Anhh'shre
Honor*	05th circle	Stumara
Screech of Madness	25th circle	Stumara
Slash of the Shadows	25th circle	Stumara
Lash of Torment	25th circle	Stumara
Steadfastness*	05th circle	Tusfaov
Vengeance*	15th circle	Tusfaov
Death's Lullaby	25th circle	Tusfaov
Nobility*	35th circle	Tusfaov
Anger the Earth	05th circle	T'Kiel
Seprent's Hiss of Warning	15th circle	T'Kiel
Superiority*	25th circle	T'Kiel
Insane Laughter	35th circle	T'Kiel

Links

See Roar and Battle Cry Titles.