"Opposed by the barbarian's intimidate check" means "DC is barbarian's intimidate skill *3/4 + 1d10". (BioWare changed it from 1d20; see script script x2_s2_terrage_a.) When used by PC barbarians, targets become immune for 2 minutes after being affected by it.
is this correct?
i don't think they add the 1d10 anymore, at least last time i played my barbarian, which was about 2 weeks ago i think it was a constant DC of 3/4 intimidate ranks. it didn't range as if it would have if there was a d10 added.
Barbarian Rage on Wiki
Re: Barbarian Rage on Wiki
yep it's a flat 3/4 intimidate dc. i fixed the wiki entry.
for what it's worth, the math on it seems weird. it only goes up when you hit an exact 3/4 fraction: so every 4 points of intimidate nets you +3 dc, and you get nothing in between (i.e. +3 intimidate doesnt result in +2 dc, even though 3/4 * 3 = 2.25. it doesnt round down or up, it only allows whole numbers.)
for what it's worth, the math on it seems weird. it only goes up when you hit an exact 3/4 fraction: so every 4 points of intimidate nets you +3 dc, and you get nothing in between (i.e. +3 intimidate doesnt result in +2 dc, even though 3/4 * 3 = 2.25. it doesnt round down or up, it only allows whole numbers.)
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Re: Barbarian Rage on Wiki
It truncates. A lot of Bioware's stuff seems to truncate.
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