Path of Calamity
There is no wrath greater than that of a natural disaster:
senseless, destructive, and utterly cataclysmic. Those who
follow the Path of Calamity tap into this immense power
when they rage and act as harbingers of nature's
indiscriminant wrath. Where they walk, the ground shatters.
Where they focus their wrath, the tallest of walls crumble and
the mightiest buildings are reduced to ruin. And like an
earthquake, the sheer cataclysmic power of their rage can
tear asunder the very earth until naught but rubble remains.
Destructive Fury
3rd-level Path of Calamity feature
Your wrath embodies the indiscriminant destruction of a
natural disaster. You gain the following benefits while raging:
Shattering Strikes. The first time you hit a target with a
weapon attack on each of your turns, your strike creates a
shockwave that damages the target's surroundings. Each
other creature and object of your choice within 5 feet of the
target takes thunder damage equal to your Strength
modifier plus your rage damage bonus. The radius of this
shockwave increases to 10 feet when you reach 10th level
in this class.
Siege Warrior. You deal double damage to objects and
structures with your weapon attacks.
Ruin Walker
3rd-level Path of Calamity feature
You are at home amidst the ruins and rubble of anarchy.
You ignore difficult terrain caused by uneven ground
or rubble, and you have advantage on saving throws
made against being forcefully moved
or knocked prone.
Ruinous Stomp
6th-level Path of Calamity feature
When you enter a rage, you can unleash a mighty stomp as
part of the same bonus action. The ground within 30 feet of
you is turned into difficult terrain, and each creature standing
within this area must make a Dexterity saving throw (DC
equals 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength modifier)
or be knocked prone.
Each 5-foot-square portion of this difficult terrain requires
an action to clear by hand. Since this difficult terrain is
caused by rubble and uneven terrain, your Ruin Walker
feature allows you to ignore it.
Ram
10th-level Path of Calamity feature
While you're raging, you can take the Dash action as a bonus
action on your turn. If you do, your movement this turn
becomes nigh unstoppable by any barrier.
Until the end of your current turn, you ignore difficult
terrain; additionally, when you move into an object during this
turn, it takes bludgeoning damage equal to three times your
barbarian level. If the object is two or more sizes larger than
you, a portion of the object no more than one size larger than
you takes this damage instead. A single object or section
thereof can take this damage no more than once per turn.
You can take this bonus action a number of times equal to
your proficiency bonus, regaining all uses upon finishing a
long rest.
Quaking Stomp
14th-level Path of Calamity feature
When you use Ruinous Stomp, you can channel all of your
destructive power to tear open the ground and split the earth.
Instead of the usual effects of Ruinous Stomp, you cause the
effects of the earthquake spell for the next minute, centered
on yourself and moving with you. Strength is your
spellcasting ability for the purpose of calculating the spell's
save DC.
You are immune to the spell's effects and don't need to
concentrate on it. It doesn't create any fissures; instead, once
before your rage ends and while this effect is active, you can
tear into the ground as an action and create a fissure yourself.
This fissure extends in a direction of your choice, must share
a space with you, and is always 60 feet deep, but otherwise
follows the rules of the earthquake spell. You automatically
succeed on the saving throw to avoid falling into this fissure.
Taking this action counts as attacking a hostile creature for
the purpose of maintaining your rage.
This effect is not magical in nature and thus can't be
dispelled by dispel magic, nor suppressed by an antimagic
field or similar effects.
Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you
finish a long rest.

Art Credit
Hoarax Loux by @tokireii
Fissure by Sam Burely