The best Druid builds in Diablo 4 Season 3: Skills, Aspects…

The Diablo 4 Druid is a force of nature who calls upon the spirits of animals and the elements to aid him in battle. Here are the best Druid builds.

The Druid is a class that debuted in the Diablo 2 expansion. Thanks to the Diablo 4 beta, we got a good look at the Druid class and spent several hours testing their skills.

This class is undoubtedly the Swiss army knife of Diablo 4. It is capable of tanking, inflicting heavy damage in melee or even adopting distance gameplay close to that of a Wizard. To top it all off, it can even go for summon gameplay.

Thematically, the Druid is unsurprisingly turned towards nature. His polymorphing skills allow him to transform into a wolf or a bear, and he has a particular affinity with the elements of wind and lightning.

As you will have understood, there are a plethora of ways to play the Druid class. Discover our build recommendations for Diablo 4 leveling and endgame.

Summary

The best Druid endgame builds
The best Druid leveling builds
- Druid Spray Build – Season 3
Druid Gameplay

The best Druid endgame builds

Druid Spray

As the name suggests, this Druid build relies primarily on the excellent primary skill Spray.

This last one – which also has the particularity of transforming you into a bear – is not very shiny on its own, but a handful of aspects as well as a unique item allow you to transform Spray into one of the most popular skills. most powerful in Diablo 4.

The Spray Druid build is extremely simple to maintain, and its main strength is the colossal damage it inflicts in an area. This is also an easy build to put together – at least compared to other endgame builds. It nevertheless requires good management of placement, resources and fortification to rise to the same level as other endgame builds.

In order to discover in every detail the best endgame Spray build, we invite you to consult our detailed guide:

Druid “Stormwolf” Tornado

Why choose between transfiguration and natural magic when you can do both at the same time?

The “Tornado Wolf” build, also called “Stormwolf” , combines the power of Storm magic with some excellent passives and Lycanthrope Aspects that offer devastating synergies.

The key to this build is the unique Storm Roar helm which transforms Storm skills into Lycanthrope skills, in addition to allowing your Storm skills to regenerate spirit while dealing damage.

The other cornerstone of the Stormwolf is the Aspect of the Dire Wolf, which transforms the ultimate skill Grizzly Rage, turning you into a very angry wolf and drastically reducing your resource costs.

With this combo in your pocket, you can simply spam Tornadoes endlessly, rolling through Diablo 4’s endgame content without the slightest difficulty. a simple, effective build whose only drawback is the obligation to have the two elements mentioned above to work.

Druid “Stormclaw” Claw

You don’t want to think about your main resource consumption, nor bother to delay your important recharge times? The Druid “Stormclaw” is made for you!

The latter optimizes the damage of the basic Claw skill, but also of the basic Thunderclap skill which will be automatically launched using the Old Witch’s Great Staff. This build inflicts considerable damage, and benefits from simply exceptional tanking, thanks to the use of numerous defensive and utility skills: Petrification, Hurricane, etc.

Build Storm Druid

Storm is an interesting skill that has long lacked the punch to form a viable build. In the patch film, Storm has drastically improved, to the point of becoming the cornerstone of one of the best Druid builds.

Using the Aspect of the Dire Wolf combined with the unique Storm’s Roar helm helps address Storm’s two weak points: lack of mobility and resource management.

If you still won’t be able to move when using Storm, the wolf form will ensure you can rush at full speed between two packs of mobs, and annihilate them in a fraction of seconds.

The best Druid leveling builds

Druid Spray | Season 3

Many players have noticed that the Druid is a little slower than other classes when leveling. Indeed, most Druid builds need several important aspects before truly revealing their full potential.

However, the Spray build allows you to get through the leveling phase without too much difficulty, and relatively quickly.

How Druid Spray Works

As the name suggests, this build relies on the primary skill Spray. The latter may seem weak at first glance, but several easy-to-obtain aspects can drastically increase its effectiveness.

Druid Spray Skills

Here is the list of skills and skill upgrades you will need to use this build effectively:

Level	Skill
2	Thunderclap
3	Reinforced thunderclap
4	Spray
5	Reinforced spraying
6	Primal Spray
7	Fierce thunderclap
8	Spray
9	Spray
10	Spray
11	Spray
12	Earth rampart
13	Reinforced earth rampart
14	Preservative earth rampart
15	Fawn hearts
16	Profusion
17	Profusion
18	Trampling
19	Convalescence
20	Provocation
21	Provocation
22	Provocation
23	Profusion
24	Poison ivy
25	Rage you grizzly
26	Primal Grizzly Rage
27	Rage of the Supreme Grizzly
28	Wild impulses
29	Wild impulses
30	Wild impulses
31	Predator instinct
32	Predator instinct
33	Predator instinct
34	iron hair
35	Force ursine
36	Grinding Earth
37	Grinding Earth
38	Grinding Earth
39	Resistance
40	Resistance
41	Resistance
42	Stone Guard
43	Stone Guard
44	Stone Guard
45	iron hair
46	iron hair
47	Defensive posture
48	Defensive posture
49	Defensive posture
50	Paragon’s first point
Renown 1	Protection
Renown 2	Protection
Renown 3	Protection
Renown 4	Reinforced trampling
Renown 5	Natural trampling
Renown 6	Earth rampart
Renown 7	Earth rampart
Renown 8	Earth rampart
Renown 9	Earth rampart
Renown 10	Cycle of life

Blessing of Spirits

Here are the most interesting spirit blessings for this build:

Cerf
- On the Watch: Reduced damage suffered by elites
Eagle (Spiritual Link)
- Plunging Attacks: Increased attack speed
- Reaper Talons: Increases critical strike chance
Wolf
- Pack Leader: Critical hits have a chance to reset all companion skills
Serpent
- Obsidian Strike: After killing 20 opponents, the next earth skill will overwhelm

Aspects of the Spray Druid

Here are some of the best aspects specifically useful for this Druid build:

Aspect of Ursine Terror: Spray is now also an earth skill. After casting Pulverize, Earth Spikes continue to deal X damage over X seconds. – Belfry of Zakara – Hawezar
Aspect of the Shifter’s Debt: Damaging a poisoned target with an Ursoid skill instantly deals X% poison damage and consumes the poison. – Conclave – Kehjistan.
Aspect of Retaliation: Your primary skills deal up to X% more damage based on your fortification amount. – Coastal descent – Arid steppes.
Aspect of Quicksand: Targets hit by earth skills are slowed by X% for X seconds. – Ferals Lair – Scosglen
Healing Stone Aspect: The duration of Earth Bulwark is increased by X seconds. Additionally, killing a target with an earth skill restores X health to the barrier of your active earth wall. – Sealed archives – Arid steppes.
Aspect of Almighty: Basic skills grant X% damage reduction for X seconds. – Dark ravine – Arid steppes

Finally, there is an Aspect that increases the effectiveness of this build: the Shockwave Aspect, which allows you to hit enemies at a very long distance. Unfortunately, the latter is not available in the codex, and you will therefore have to rely on luck to obtain it.

Spray Druid Gameplay

This build is extremely easy to learn and is based on a simple concept: use Poison Ivy to hit as many enemies as possible and immobilize them, then chain Spray to clean up.

Thanks to the Pack Leader blessing, all your critical hits have a chance to reset your companion skills, and therefore the precious Poison Ivy.

Good Spirit management is essential in this build. Don’t waste your Sprays on a handful of enemies, where you will spend your time using your basic skill to regenerate your resources.

Grizzly Rage gives you a significant buff, but its cooldown is quite long. Save it for when you need a boost to defeat a pack of elites or a boss.

Druid gameplay in Diablo 4

The Druid is intended for players who want a versatile fighter, capable of completely changing roles depending on their build. Another important characteristic of the Druid is his strong theme of connection with nature, animals and the elements.

The Druid can also summon minions. Although not as committed to this playstyle as the Necromancer, the Druid can benefit from a nice range of companions who can join players in battle. This class is a great all-rounder, showing small glimpses of what Diablo 4’s other classes have to offer, but all in one place. Where Nightcrawler has declared war on life itself, the forces of nature plan to bite back – and the Druid is nature’s champion.

This concludes everything we know about the best Druid builds in Diablo 4. This guide will be updated as soon as players have discovered the best ways to play this class with enormous potential.

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