#DRUIDA DIABLO 2 PATCH#

So maybe splitting it up equally is the way to go?

The Raven on the other hand deal significantly more damage on their own. The Spirit Wolves give you the ability to deal with physical immune monsters and indirectly buff the damage of the other summons by improving their attack rating. Spirit Wolves & Raven: I don’t know which is better to do first to be honest. Grizzly: He’s a big tank with lots of hitpoints and his synergy buffs the damage of all other summons.ĭire Wolves: They deal the most damage (excluding Raven) and provide life synergy for the other summons. When it comes to levelling up the skills, I would suggest maxing them in this order: Heart of the Wolverine is the spirit of choice to further improve the damage and hit chance of your summons and the merc. However, they do not benefit from any auras and the only way to boost their damage further is a higher level and a Decrepify / Amplify Damage curse. Raven deal by far the most damage but only if you have the other skills maxed as well. Summon Spirit Wolves, Summon Dire Wolves and Grizzly all needs to be maxed because they synergize of each other buffing the attack rating, life and damage of all your summons. And while Beast is nice, it actually isn't required at all and there are cheaper alternatives. Yes, Enigma isn't cheap but that's an item you will most likely use on multiple chars anyway so counting it against the Druid doesn't sound right. The vast majority of your damage is physical with the exception of the Spirit Wolves (they deal cold damage) so you need something to break immunes (Reaper's Toll) or accept the fact you will kill them only very slowly. If you cast a Raven directly onto a monster then all Raven will attack that monster. The damage also comes purely from the summons and the merc and their AI isn't always the best. People might try to make those work, but it will significantly reduce the damage of your summons and personally I would not call that a Summon Druid anymore.Īll your damage is single target, so the clear speed is still not up the levels of e.g., a Light Sorc or a Hammerdin. However, this means you need to invest pretty much everything into the summon tree (you need level 96 to get everything) which makes hybrid builds not really viable. Unlike every other skill tree +skills from items do work for the summon synergies (except for Raven) allowing you get very high synergy bonus. Summon Druid is unique with how it's synergies work. The Carrion Vine now also restores a good amount of life when needed. You can even further increase the HP by using Oak Sage if you really need to. You have tons of life (I have almost 6000), access to a stun in the form of Shockwave and Teleport. It’s perfect for people who only pay half attention and do something else at the same time though.

However, this means that it can also get boring very quickly if you prefer more action.

You actually don't have to do much besides reposition your minions and occasionally recast the Raven and maybe a Spirit or a Spirit Wolf. You have your own zoo! Seriously who doesn’t love pets? For those who are just interested in the build and gear here is a link to that right away: īut first let's start with why someone would like to play a Summon Druid and some of the perks and also downsides of the build. This is a guide for a pure Summon Druid which means you are not attacking with your Druid at all, and the builds are fully centred around the summons with no melee gear whatsoever. The biggest changes obviously are that you can now have all your summons out at the same time and the massively improve Raven damage.

#DRUIDA DIABLO 2 PATCH#

I’ve made quite some changes to my gear since the last time I posted and obviously the patch changed a lot for Summon Druid. Today I wanted to post an updated guide for Summon / Zoo Druid in Diablo 2 Resurrected 2.4.

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