Unorthodox Barbarians - The Le Games


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"My general opinion of this book is that it offers most interesting variant barbarians of any D20 supplement I have seen (even Unearthed Arcana). Its hard to imagine a better value for $2 US." (more)
--Ace, Enworld.org

(8 out of 10) "Planar Mauraders are something that would have made a nice addition from way back in the Planescape days of AD&D, and are no less welcome now. These are Barbarians who have made an entire tribal lifestyle out of being adventurers. The Rage ability is gained at 4th level; it is less-powerful (statwise) than the standard form, but has elemental (and later other planar) enhancements that make it far more versatile. Plane Shift is gained at 9th level, and at 15th the Planar Maurader is immune to the hazzards normal to a plane, such as fire immunity on the Plane of Fire. These are powerful abilities, but are nearly essential to the class's role." (more)
--Kinslayer, Gamewyrd.com

"Normally I reserve this section for mentioning anything wrong with the product in question. You know what? I can't think of a single thing... The best thing about Unorthodox Barbarians is that it is original. Instead of the generic round of berserkers we're treated to mighty war leaders, powerful pirates, and fierce horse warriors. Unique powers and realistic new perspectives make for whole new worlds of gloriously uncivilized role-playing." (more)
-- Travis Lee, GamingReport.com

" This is one of the best books in the series, which is saying quite a bit as they have all been superb. So, go wild, grab a great axe, and get ready to show those civilized punks what might the savages can bring to the table." (more)
-- Wayne Tonjes, GamingReport.com

Do you like to beat things up with a good club?

Well we have just the thing for you: UNORTHODOX BARBARIANS! This 25 page pdf contains 5 New Barbarians for you to use in any d20 fantasy world. Each Barbarian comes with a detailed background, new abilities, and new progression charts. "Cure Critcal wounds" is only for those who don't know how to cause critical wounds.

Written by Robert J. Grady (and fantastic cover by Tom Miskey), this book details the following five new Barbarians:

-The Conquerer: Defense is for sissies.
-The Corsair: Barbarians are found in the sea as much as on land
-The Planar Marauder: They search the different planes in search for treasure.
-The Savage Screamer: Scream. Because you know you will die.
-The Wild Rider: On horseback, they know no equal.

This zip file contains a fully illustrated Landscape PDF for easy online reading, Portrait PDF for low-ink printing (your ink cartridge will be happy), and our standard Rich-Text-Format version so that you can cut/copy/paste to your hearts content!

Still not sure? Check out the Free Demo!

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William S. I.

December 7th, 2006

Some of my friends use this and to DM, I like to have a copy. It lists a lot of interesting variants

QUALITY: Acceptable

VALUE: Satisfied

Derek K. [Featured Reviewer]

July 9th, 2006

There are five new fully-playable 20-level classes in The Le Games? ?Unorthodox Barbarians,? and while it would have been easy for writer Robert J. Grady to put together simple variants of the barbarian class (note that I didn?t capitalize the ?b? in barb [...]

Geoffrey B.

March 1st, 2006

I got this book as part of the Bundle with Unorthodox Paladins and Monks. It?s a great buy if I might say so. This book was my second favorite out the group (I got it mainly for the PLD one) as I generally dislike Barbarians in general. All of these va [...]

Mary J. J.

August 28th, 2005

I had this on my "wish list" for some time before I rewarded myself one weekend and bought it. It is okay. I think I wanted and expected something more out of it. *shrug* That may just be me. Of the classes presented, there was only one I was i [...]

Virginia S.

November 13th, 2004

I love the Unorthodox series. My campaign world - or rather the PCs and NPCs - would all be too much alike for my taste without them. Unorthodox Barbarians is especially needed, I feel, as barbarians from the PHB are all berserkers with very little variat [...]