Wind Druid Guide Fire Elemental Druid Guide Fury Werewolf Druid Guide Maul Werebear Druid Guide Summoner Druid Guide This makes equipment choices for you fairly easy, as you don't have to worry much about your own gear. In this build, you'll need to help out your minions at first by hitting targets yourself in melee range, but as you get more minions, you'll symbolically advance to the rank of General directing your troops and will not be hitting mobs directly. The beauty of the Summoner Druid leveling spec is that if you want to play the Summoner Druid build as your endgame, you can just keep going on this, since no points will be wasted. Mana needs are modest for your abilities, with only occasional needs to spend a lot of mana at once. Since your minions will be doing nearly all the work, your own gear is secondary. By sinking early points into your flying DoT (Ravens) and Spirit Wolves, you have the building blocks for a very safe, highly effective build, capable of soloing all Act bosses without having to worry much about having a lot of equipment as you level. Patch 2.4 catapulted the Summoner Build into an S-tier build, and the strict concentration on early skills makes this a great build for leveling as well.
However, since so many of those builds tend to concentrate on level 24-30 skills, this guide offers the very best leveling build for all specs: Summoner Druid. Leveling Overview for Druid in Diablo II: Resurrected Patch 2.7 & Ladder Season 4Īll the major Druid builds presented (Summoner Druid, Fury Werewolf, Maul Werebear, Fire Druid, and Wind Druid) can be leveled up within their build, with varying degrees of difficulty. This Leveling Guide will cover topics such as Leveling Tips, Best Druid Leveling Build, Stat Distribution, Mercenaries, Charms, and Leveling Gear recommendations. Welcome to Wowhead's Leveling Guide for the Druid in Diablo II: Resurrected Patch 2.7 & Ladder Season 4.
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