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When a barbarian's rage ends, the character becomes fatigued for the rest of the scene, as per the rules in the PHB.
On the other hand, the warforged race (introduced in the Eberron campaign setting) is immune to fatigue.
Does this mean that a warforged barbarian suffers no backlash after quitting rage?
(I think it does, but I'd like to get this confirmed, preferably by some further official reference, if there is any.)
Yes, Warforged Barbarians suffer no ill-effects after raging.
From Races of Eberron, page 23:
As a warforged, your Constitution bonus allows you to rage longer, your immunity to fatigue means you suffer no ill effect when your rage ends, ...
It does not get fatigued
Well, technically what happens is the rage tries to apply the condition and then the barbarian ignores it, but "immunity" is pretty explicit - the warforged cannot suffer the effects of fatigue.
