Glory of the Giants Subclasses Rundown
Bigby Presents: Glory of the Giants is here, and some new player options are here with it. It’s true: since the announcement of One D&D recent books have been a little light on player options, including subclasses. this isn’t surprising, as the 2024 changes to the game could end up having a notable impact on how these player options are used. That said, what would a book about giants be without at least one giant-themed subclass? Let’s dive in with our Glory of the Giants Subclasses Guide.
All Subclasses from Bigby Presents: Glory of the Giants
There is only one subclass options available in Bigby Presents: Glory of the Giants.
Path of the Giants (Barbarian)
See Our Path of the Giant Guide
The Path of the Giant has a – you guessed it – giant theme. It has a lot of interesting, thematic options, and you can deal some wild damage at higher levels. There are some drawbacks, and the subclass is heavily focused on the ability throw people – willingly or not.
At level three, you get one of the better utility options among the Barbarian class. You pick up the Giant language and get your choice of druidcraft and thaumaturgy cantrips. Also at level 3, you get some serious combat benefits including increased melee range and the addition of your rage damage bonus to strength-based range attacks. Seeing the theme here yet?
At higher levels, you can dish out even more damage. At 6th Level, elemental cleaver lets you add elemental damage to attacks with your rune-infused weapon. You also gain even more damage later on when you shift into either large or huge size.
All told, this has the makings of a very fun melee subclass. It is also a strong option when there is a second melee character in your party, as you will have the chance to hurl them into or out of danger. I can’t wait to give this a try.
Wrapping Up our Glory of the Giants Subclasses Guide
That’s it for our breakdown of the Glory of the Giants Subclasses. There’s only one to choose from, and it’s a bit of a mixed bag. While there is interesting flavor, the mechanics of the subclass might not stack up to other Barbarian paths. Planning to try this one out? Let us know how it goes in the comment section!
