'''Fury''' is the [[Barbarian]]'s [[resource pool]] in Diablo III. Fury is generated by dealing and taking damageor using [[Barbarian skills#Fury Generating|Fury Generating]] skills, and spent when by using [[Barbarian skills are used. Barbarians expend #Fury Spending|Fury when using Spending]] or some [[Barbarian skills#Situational|Situational]] skills, but may regain as much or more than the skill cost, if it deals a lot of damage.

Fury is built up during combat; successfully hitting and being hit by enemies fills up the Barbarian's Fury bulb, enabling him to use [[Barbarian Skills|his most Powerful Skills]], most of which cost some Fury to use. When the Barbarian is not fighting, or not hitting enemies, his Fury steadily fades away, until it drops to nothing several seconds after a battle. The resource is designed to encourage an aggressive, fast-paced play style, as [[Jay wilson Wilson]] explained in a December 2008 interview with 1up.com.[http://www.1up.com/do/previewPage?pager.offset=2&cId=3172030&p=]

<blue>Jay Wilson::''"But then [[mana]] doesn't mean anything for the Barbarian since he uses a completely different resource. For him, we tend to focus on skills that make him play in a way that's interesting. His "fury resource" is designed to drive the player forward, like a Barbarian, because he's very tough and is a close-quarters combatant. He wants to move forward, because the mechanic is, 'I have a lot of fury, which helps me deliver a lot of damage, but I'm going to lose it just sitting around.' It makes him very aggressive, which is what we wanted out of the character. So that was driven by [the concept of] how do we want this guy to play. Very aggressively, and hence we built this mechanic."''</blue>

==Various [[Barbarian skills]] and [[Barbarian Passives]] assist in Fury Related Skills and Traits==generation or slow Fury drain.

Various * Generated by:** Using [[Barbarian skills#Fury Generating|Fury Generating]] and [[Barbarian traits]] assist in Fury generation or slow Fury drainskills.** Dealing damage.** Taking damage.

* Fury Related SkillsSpent by:** Using [[War CryBarbarian skills#Fury Spending|Fury Spending]] generates a certain amount of Fury and increases armorskills.* Fury Related Traits:** [[Bad Temper (trait)|Bad Temper]]: Increases Fury gain and slows Fury drainInactivity over time.** Unknown if some creatures can [[Inner Rageleech]]: Increases Fury gain and slows Fury drain while attacking the same targetit.

Previously* Fury related [[Barbarian Passives]]:** [[Weapon Master]]: Gain extra Fury by using [[Mighty Weapons]].** [[Berserker Rage]]: Inflict more [[damage]] at maximum Fury.** [[Animosity]]: Increase maximum Fury and its generation.** [[Superstition]]: Generate extra Fury when hit by ranged or elemental attacks.** [[No Escape]]: [[Critical Hits]] with [[Weapon Throw]] have a chance to return Fury.** [[Relentless]]: In near death situation, skills cost no Fury.** [[EnrageUnforgiving]] and Savage boosted : Furyno longer degenerates, but both were removed during developmentinstead it gives a steady generation.

[[Image:Fury-bulb1.jpg|frame|left|Fury meter, with zero charge.]]

As of April 2009 <blue>Bashiok: "You're both working on a system which is the barbarian’s fury system. [[manaHow it's represented has]]-like Fury bulb was gone, changed quite a bit. Can you guys go over how UI and a three-level, traffic light type effects are coming together to create the new fury system was in, with all new graphics. The evolution of this graphical change was discussed during BlizzCast #8, in March 2009. [http://www.diii.net/blog/comments/blizzcast-8-live-with-diablo-iii-goodies]?"

Mike Nicholson::'''[[Bashiok]]:''' You're both working "Yeah well it’s always an, again, an iterative process right, and one of the problems we had with one of the systems we had tried out was – it worked – but from a peripheral vision you couldn’t see what was going on a system which . We wanted to be very clear and very bold about what was being done, so traditionally what happens is design will come to me and we’ll talk about what are the barbarian’s fury systemgoals we need to accomplish. [How And then I’ll do some mockups and then I take it's represented has] changed quite a bit. Can you guys go over how UI to Julian and effects are coming together to create the new fury system?hope he can make those mockups look far better than my mockups."

Julian Love::'''[[Mike Nicholson|Mike]]:''' Yeah well it’s always an, again, an [[Iterative]] process "And I think where we’re at right, and one of now with it is the problems recognition that spending your fury is what we had with one of the systems really want you to be doing, we had tried out was – want you to see it worked – but from as a peripheral vision you couldn’t see what was going on. We wanted commodity to spend in order to gain access to be very clear more power, and very bold about what was that wasn’t really being donecommunicated so clearly with the other one. So we’re trying to accomplish that goal of making it more, so traditionally what happens is design will come yeah, you know when to me and we’ll talk about spend, you know what are the goals we need you’re spending but you don’t necessarily have to accomplishlook directly at it. And then I’ll So effects plays a little bit of a role there, but I think we’re trying to not put effects in there just for effects’ sake, but only do some mockups and then I take it over when we think that it’s going to Julian help you really read and hope he can make those mockups look far better than my mockupsunderstand what’s going on."

Mike Nicholson::'''[[Julian Love|Julian]]:''' And I think where we’re at right now with it is "Yeah, before one of the problems was you would see the recognition that spending build up more than what you had to spend. Like you would build your fury is what we really want up, and then you to be doingknow “bonged”, we want and you’d have an amount you to see it as a commodity to could spend in order to gain access to more power, . But everything was sharing the same visual space and that wasn’t really being communicated so clearly with you couldn’t necessarily discern one from the other one. So we’re trying to accomplish that goal of making And again from an art standpoint, sure it moreworked, yeah, you know when to spendit was ok, you know what you’re spending but you don’t necessarily have to look directly at itwasn’t conveying the gameplay. So effects plays a little bit of a role thereAnd gameplay is king, but I think we’re trying you’ve got to not put effects make sure that it comes across in there just for effects’ sake, but only do it when we think that it’s going to help you really read and understand what’s going onevery way."

Bashiok::'''Mike:''' Yeah, before one of the problems was "Can you would see the build up more than describe for those listening what you had to spend. Like you would build your fury up, and then you know “bonged”, and you’d have an amount you could spend. But everything was sharing the same visual space and you couldn’t necessarily discern one from the other. And again from an art standpoint, sure it worked, it was ok, but it wasn’t conveying the gameplay. And gameplay is king, you’ve got to make sure that it comes across in every way.currently looks like?"

::'''Bashiok: '''Can you describe for those listening what it currently looks like? ::'''MikeNicholson:''' "Let's see... if I had to use a cruel comment, one that I made myself as I was making it, oh "It's the fury traffic light". Because it's three spheres stacked vertically, and no we’re not making them three different colors, but you know as I was doing it I was like oh great, it pretty much well assures us that we are not doing different colors because it will well indeed look like a traffic light. But that's the gist of it, because when you're playing hopefully your vision is in the center of the screen, and this is going to be to your right and down below. So you need to see a very bright graphic that kind of flashes to let you know, that even if you flick your eyes down there you'll see I've got two or three of whatever that is to spend. Really that was the goal. Hopefully Julian and his team will ramp it up, so that, because we want it to catch your eye while you’re doing it, but not be a distraction."</blue>

::<blue>Bashiok: "Fury is going through some further iteration. The orb system wasn’t really working out like we had hoped and was creating some roadblocks. "</blue>

<blue>Bashiok::"No more fury balls." "Any damage the barbarian does or takes generates fury. This fury builds up as his resource, to a cap. When not doing or taking damage there’s a grace period, and then the fury will begin to recede."

::Any damage "You build fury to use skills, as the barbarian does or takes generates majority of the barbarians skills require some amount of furyto use. This There is a shout that generates fury builds up as his resourceitself, so it’s not always necessary to be in combat for a cap. When not doing or taking damage there’s a grace period, and then the fury will begin to recedewhile before you can start using skills."</blue>

Though we've not seen that much official information yet about Fury, and how this property functions is sure to change during development, some insight into the [[Barbarian]]'s designed play style can be gleaned from analysing analyzing how Fury works and reading over the [[Barbarian Skills]].

<blue>Bashiok::"Well there are skills that generate fury, as was said, and there are skills that don’t require any to be used. It's not going to be a situation where you get into a game and have to lumber around using your normal attack until you have enough fury to actually start dealing real damage. That wouldn’t be very fun, and we don’t like things that aren’t fun."</blue>