This World of Warcraft Druid guide will try to communicate to you everything you’ll need to know to start the Druid class.
One of the most versatile classes in the game is the Druid, which is a shape shifting hybrid class. You are able to use many different play styles with the Druid. A role can be found for Druids of every Spec, whether it’s Raiding or PvP at the end game.
If you have ever played World of Warcraft before you know that each class, including Druids, are split into three talent trees. I will take you on a tour of the Druid’s different talent trees.
There is the Balance tree which will make the Druid very efficient with spell damage dealers and also allow for great damage spells. Another great aspect of Balance talents is the ability to modify healing costs which is a must for an effective healer.
The Feral Combat tree which focuses on using the shape shifting Druid forms of Cat, Bear and Dire Bear, each of these focusing in turn on either tanking (Bear and Dire Bear), or on melee DPS (Cat form). You will need to learn when it’s appropriate to change forms. Some Feral Combat talents will modify your maximum Mana which you would need large amounts of if specializing in the Moonkin form.
The last tree, Restoration, will focus primarily on healing and make the Druid a great healing class because Druids can acquire the Tree of Life form. Some of the Restoration talents, such as Furor, will allow the Druid to use Rage while in the Cat and Bear forms. There are other talents which will reduce the mana cost for shape shifting by as much as thirty percent.
There are a few problems with playing a Druid that you should be aware of. Because Druids can do so many things it can be hard to focus on one strategy. It is also necessary to carry more equipment than other characters since different Forms require different gear, so you will need several complete sets.
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