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| summary = '''Aspect of the Beast: Stallion''' is a {{Class|Wildheart}} passive feature that infuses you with the steadfastness of a horse.
| summary = '''Aspect of the Beast: Stallion''' is a [[Wildheart]] Barbarian passive feature that infuses you with the steadfastness of a horse.
| description = The Aspect of the Stallion creates safety in movement.
| description = The Aspect of the Stallion creates safety in movement.


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| class learns at level 6 = Wildheart
| class learns at level 6 = Wildheart
| notes = * This effect is not triggered by [[Boots of Speed]].
| notes = * You can not gain these [[temporary hit points]] through [[Boots of Speed]].
| bugs = * If you have any remaining temporary hit points from a previous activation of this feature, Dashing will not replenish them back to twice your Barbarian level. You can only gain the temporary hit points again once you've lost {{em|all}} of them.
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Latest revision as of 10:48, 29 July 2024

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Aspect of the Beast: Stallion is a Wildheart Barbarian passive feature that infuses you with the steadfastness of a horse.

Description

The Aspect of the Stallion creates safety in movement.

Dashing Dashing grants you HP Icon.png temporary hit points equal to twice your Barbarian level.

Can only have temporary hit points from one source.

How to learn

Classes:

Notes

Bugs

  • If you have any remaining temporary hit points from a previous activation of this feature, Dashing will not replenish them back to twice your Barbarian level. You can only gain the temporary hit points again once you've lost all of them.