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The Druid is a shapeshifting hybrid class, and is also one of the most versatile classes in the game. It is the only class that can fulfill all four roles in the game: Tank, Healer, and melee or ranged Damage Dealer. As with every other hybrid, Druids need to specialize to be effective in any role. Due to their need to shapeshift to fulfill roles, they can only perform one role at a time. Druids must switch between the different shapes in order to adapt to situations as they come.

Background

Cenarius instructs Malfurion, Tyrande and Illidan

We are the preservers of the balance, now and forever, as Malfurion lies in the Dreaming. Never forget this. — Kal of Dolanaar

Druids are keepers of the world who walk the path of nature, following the wisdom of the Ancients and Cenarius, healing and nurturing the world. To a druid, nature is a delicate balance of actions, in which even the smallest imbalance can create storming turmoil from peaceful skies. Druids draw their power from this wild energy, using it to change their shapes and command the forces of nature.Template:Cite Traditionally druids chose the path of a specific animal totem. Since the invasion of the Burning Legion, however, most druids have undergone a number of reforms, including encouraging the study of magic from all totems. Druids who do this are known as Druids of the Wild.Template:Cite

History

According to the Tauren lore, Cenarius instructed them first in Druidism, as recounted in their myth Forestlord and the First Druids. It was in fact Malfurion Stormrage who was the first mortal druid, and Cenarius's greatest student.[1] [2] It is likely, however, that Cenarius may have met and befriended the Tauren.

He would lead the night elves through the War of the Ancients and the long years that followed. With the creation of the World Tree Nordrassil, the kaldorei druids were bound to Ysera, and her realm, the Emerald Dream, in which they spent centuries of their immortal lives. The Cenarion Circle was formed as the governing society of druids, based in the sacred Moonglade.

Locked in slumber in their barrow dens for generations, the druids awoke to meet the threat of the Burning Legion during its recent invasion. After Archimonde's defeat, the druids chose to remain in the waking world and help to rebuild their shattered lands. The Legion's attack left a terrible scar on the natural order, and the druids seek to heal it.

The night elf druids were recently joined in the Cenarion Circle by the Tauren. During the war, Malfurion had befriended Hamuul Runetotem and taught him of druidism. Hamuul later became the first tauren to join the Cenarion Circle and later the archdruid of the Tauren race.

Cenarius is the patron entity of all druids. However, each group of druids has its own special patrons and some even have the ability to transform into a being that looks like their patron. Many druids will take on an animal companion based on their patron.

Druids belong to many different organizations including the Cenarion Circle, Cenarion Expedition, Druids of the Claw, Druids of the Talon, Druids of the Wild, Druids of the Fang, Druids of the Antler, and Fandral Staghelm.

Notable Druids

• Cenarius
• Malfurion Stormrage
• Fandral Staghelm
• Remulos
• Hamuul Runetotem
• Broll Bearmantle

Overview

The core abilities of a Druid consists of three single-target and one multiple-target mage-like damage spells, four single-target and one multiple-target priest-like healing spells, a [Cat Form] containing basic damaging special moves similar to a rogue, a [Bear Form] yielding armor and health similar to a Warrior, poison and curse cleansing spells, and a range of utility spells like various travel forms, crowd control and a nice group buff. Spending talent points in the talent trees allows druids to specialize their play style as they see fit.

• Balance Druids specialize in their assortment of damage spells and special abilities including an additional [Moonkin Form], turning them into an efficient ranged spellcaster that is somewhere between a mage and a shadow priest in play style in the equivalent of plate armor. They lack true AoE capabilities but excel at nuking single targets as well as providing effective off-healing and crowd control support for their group or raid. The Burning Crusade brought the Balance tree enough power to make a properly geared balance druid decent competition with the pure caster classes for top DPS position.
• The Feral tree enhances both of the druid's melee forms, allowing them to tank and melee DPS more efficiently. The talents in this tree usually enhance both forms equally and specialization into one of the two roles depends mostly upon gear. Feral druids are effectively a warrior and a rogue with the ability to heal themselves to boot. Lack of downtime between fights and flexibility in their armor and DPS are their strong points.
• Restoration Druids take points in improving their assortment of healing spells and also in special abilities including an additional Tree of Life Form. They are powerful healers, however, their resurrection spell [Rebirth] has a 20 minute cooldown meaning that they cannot raise an entire party after a wipe. This is offset by the fact that Rebirth is the only resurrection spell that can be cast in combat. Restoration Druids have by far the best heal over time spells of all healing classes, effectively allowing them to continue healing while incapacitated. This together with their excellent mana efficiency and in-combat resurrection ability makes them arguably the best backup healers in raids.

File:ArtNightElfDruid.jpg

A night elf druid in art.

A properly specced and geared Druid is capable of fulfilling any of several roles in a group. Druid players need to be aware that this versatility also bears a danger - it may be difficult to keep focused when gathering gear. Also there can tend to be a great deal of doubt on the part of other players that a class can actually be as flexible as it is possible for Druids to successfully be, hence they are not always welcomed in groups as they should be, though Burning Crusade and Blizzard's official endorsement of the Druid as one of their 'tapped' tanking classes has helped legitimize the Druid class as something other than a healer to the populace in many ways. Indeed, it is not uncommon at all for a Feral Druid in a group or raid to vary their role from encounter to encounter, moving from Main Tank, to Off-Tank, Melee DPS to Healing, and do them all successfully. It is even possible for these role changes to happen over the course of a single fight, however a character's inability to change armor pieces in combat means the druid must usually pick which role they will primarily act in before each encounter.

The ability to spec to completely different roles makes druids a smart and flexible class choice, if you are tired of performing one task, you need not create another character to fulfill another role, you simply respec to a new one at little cost and considerably less effort

Druids are quite an uncommon class. Many find them difficult to level, while others proclaim them the best soloing class in the game. Moreover, since the druid population is extremely low, there have been fewer examples of a well played Druid for other players to have experience of and emulate. In order to truly fulfill a hybrid role, druids require several complete sets of gear above and beyond any "resist sets" that most classes will possess. This is always expensive in time, bag space, and gold. Unlike most other hybrid classes, a Druid does not begin as a true hybrid with some abilities in each of their domains, instead they acquire utterly new branches of ability when they advance to certain specific levels. Thus a druid is only "complete" at comparatively high levels. This can make the very early game for the Druid more difficult than for other classes. However, once mastered, the Druid is one of the most formidable classes in the game with much to contribute to any group, and can be extremely rewarding and enjoyable to play.

Another nice feature about playing druids is their ability to travel faster. Druids do not need to buy a flying mount though they are still required to purchase Journeyman riding skill, instead they gain flight form through druid trainers. Artisan riding skill is required to start the quest chain for the epic flight form.

• Through a quest at level 16, druids gain their aquatic form allowing them to breathe and travel at an increased 50% speed underwater.
• At level 21, two talent points can be put into Feral Swiftness making the cat form 30% faster than normal running speed (Dash can boost this for 15 sec up to 70% at lvl 65).
• At level 30, travel form is gained, which is 40% faster than normal run speed.
• At level 68, [Flight Form] becomes available in Outland. This form is just as fast as a normal flying mount, but has the additional advantage of being an Instant Cast spell, allowing the Druid to gain flight in situations other classes cannot. A example of this would be to avoid falling damage (if not in combat) by shifting to flight before hitting the ground. It is also available earlier than other classes.
• After purchasing Artisan Riding (5000g) and completing a quest chain, druids gain [Swift Flight Form] which is as fast as an epic flying mount (again with zero cast time).

Races

The Druid class is the most limited class concerning races. Only one race per faction can become a druid:
Alliance

• Night Elves

Horde

• Tauren

See also: Druid races

File:Tauren Druid.jpg

A female tauren Druid

Armor and Weapons

Druids are able to wear Cloth and Leather armor only. See Druid Sets for a list of druid armor sets.

Depending on race, druids have different starting weapons:

• Night elf druids start out being able to use staves and daggers;
• Tauren druids start out with staves and one-handed maces.

Beyond that, druids can learn to fight with:

• Staff
• One-handed Mace
• Two-handed Mace
• Dagger
• Fist weapon
• Also see : Druid weapons

• Druids cannot use shields (but in bear form their armor is as high as though they had one).
• Druids cannot dual wield. "Held in off-hand" items can still be used.

This leads to druids using either a two-handed weapon, or a 1H + off-hand item.

Shapeshifting Forms

The Druid's most notable ability is shapeshifting into different forms. Bear Form, Aquatic Form, and Swift Flight Form are obtained by doing Druid Quests. The other forms are purchased from a class trainer. For a full list of Druid Feral Form abilities see Druid Abilities.

For all forms, the following applies:

• The Druid is immune to polymorph in all forms except the basic humanoid form.
• Switching from polymorphed humanoid to another form breaks polymorph.
• Shapeshifting also breaks most movement impairing effects (like Slow or [Hamstring]) and roots ( [Frost Nova] or [Entangling Roots]).
• Depending on the form, the druid is considered either humanoid (Caster and Moonkin), beast (Travel, Aquatic, Bear, Dire Bear and Cat) or elemental (Tree of Life), and thus is vulnerable (or immune) to different spells. This also applies to being tracked.
• Shapes are not buffs or magical effects, thus they may not be dispelled.

While shapeshifted into Bear, Dire Bear, Cat, Aquatic, Travel or Flight form:

• The Druid is considered a beast.
• He may only use equipped items with "Use:" such as trinkets. Bag items (potions and other consumables) cannot be used.
• Mana regeneration still continues but at a slightly reduced rate. Mana reducing abilities such as [Mana Burn] have no effect while in forms, though [Viper Sting] will continue to tick. It can however be removed as it is a poison.
• Weapons with a "Chance on hit" effect as well as "Chance on hit" enchants such as Enchant Weapon - Crusader and Enchant Weapon - Lifestealing will not proc. "Chance on hit" effects built into armor pieces (as opposed to weapons), such as the  [Shattered Sun Pendant of Might]'s proc will still work.
• Weapon DPS and weapon +damage enchants have no effect, however, armor enchants such as the  [Enchant Ring - Striking] enchant, and armor pieces such as the  [Crystalforged Trinket] that boost weapon damage do work. The bonus damage from Weightstones and Sharpening Stones also does work. Weapon enchants that boost stats such as Attack Power and Agility rather than weapon damage also work.
• Items with an "Equip: When hit ..." do work in forms. Some examples of these items are the  [Naglering] and  [Darkmoon Card: Wrath]'s damage,  [Green Whelp Armor] sleep and  [Shattered Sun Pendant of Resolve] proc.
• Weapon skill with the equipped weapon has no effect. Instead, the natural weapons always have the maximum weapon skill for their level.

In Moonkin form the druid is considered Humanoid and, while still immune to Polymorph and similar spells, can be affected by other abilities targeted at Humanoids such as [Sap].

Tree of Life is considered an Elemental and thus vulnerable to Elemental dependent spells such as [Banish].

Weapon procs and enchants will proc in both Moonkin and Tree of Life form.

There is also a Druid Quests page with an outline for the level 10 (Bear), level 16 (Aquatic), and level 70 (Swift Flight Form) quests.

Form		Level	Effect
	Humanoid Form	Level 1	Hybrid. Can heal, nuke, and do CC. Has one of the best buffs in the game. Also known as "caster form."
	[Bear Form]	Level 10	Can tank or off tank the way a Warrior does. Increase in Armour designed to make leather emulate Mail armor.
Aquatic Form	[Aquatic Form]	Level 16	Increases swim speed by 50% speed and allows underwater breathing. Has the appearance of a sea lion or seal. May only be used while swimming.
Cat Form	[Cat Form]	Level 20	Can do Melee DPS and has a [Stealth] mode similar to Rogue class. The Night Elf version has the appearance of a dark lynx, and the Tauren version has the appearance of a lion.
Travel Form	[Travel Form]	Level 30	Looks like a cheetah, Druids receive a 40% run speed increase in this form. May only be used outdoors on land.
	[Dire Bear Form]	Level 40	An improved version of [Bear Form] that looks the same as the standard [Bear Form], but has greatly increased bonuses to armor and hit points, emulating Plate armor.
	[Moonkin Form]	31 points in Balance Talents	A spellcasting form that gives nearby party members an additional 5% critical chance to spells cast. While in Moonkin form, a Druid is restricted to only casting Balance spells with the exception of Remove Curse.
	Tree of Life Form	41 points in Restoration Talents	This form transforms the Druid into a Tree of Life. The druids movement speed is reduced by 20%, Party members within 45 yards receive a healing bonus equal to 25% of the druids total Spirit, and only [Swiftmend], [Innervate], [Nature's Swiftness], [Rebirth] and healing over time spells can be cast. The mana cost of these spells is reduced by 20%.
	[Flight Form]	Level 68	This form transforms the Druid into a flight form increasing movement speed by 60% (equal to standard flying mount. The regular riding enhancements do not affect speed, but the Charm of Swift Flight (obtained part way through the swift flight chain) does. Cannot be used in combat. Can only be used in Outland. Gives the appearance of a Storm crow.
	[Swift Flight Form]	Level 70	Swift flight form, increasing movement speed by 280% (Equal to an epic flying mount. Riding enhancements do not affect speed, but during the quest line, a  [Charm of Swift Flight] is acquired, which is equivalent to a  [Riding Crop]). Cannot be used in combat. Can only be used in Outland. Obtained through a quest chain and requires a riding skill of 300.

Spells

In addition to healing spells, Druids also have excellent buffs. They also have a limited number of damage spells, making them (if properly geared and with proper talent point allocation) just as powerful, though less versatile, than Mages or Warlocks.

See the Druid abilities page for further details.

Talents

Druid Talents are split into three categories:

• Balance - Focus on Damage Spells to make the druid an efficient caster damage dealer.
• Feral Combat - Focus on using the druid forms ( [Cat Form], [Bear Form], [Dire Bear Form]) in the aspects of tanking (Bear/Dire Bear Form) and melee damage dealing (Cat Form).
• Restoration - Focus on Healing Spells to make the druid an efficient healer.

It's important to note that each Druid talent tree contains some talents which are actually useful if specializing in one of the other trees. For example, some Feral Combat talents modify maximum mana, some Balance talents modify cost of healing spells, while others are helpful for the feral forms. Finally, some Restoration talents give the druid rage/energy when he switches into either Cat or Bear Form.

There are good talent calculators that can be found here: Official Blizzard site, WoWhead, ThottBot.

See the Druid Talents and Druid Talent Analysis pages for further details.

End-Game Expectations

While before the Burning Crusade expansion most druids were healers in the end game, new itemization and talents have made druids of any talent specialization viable in the end game and raids.

There is no class better at healing over time than Restoration Druids. In raid encounters, where there is high mobility and cast times are often interrupted, a Druid is quite effective in healing due to the instant cast nature of their HoTs, enabling spells to be cast on the run. In arenas, Resto Druid teams are particularly feared by many, due to the Druid's ability to quickly cast HoT's on both partner and self, and the ability to keep out of harm with Travel Form, effectively kiting most opponents.

Feral druids can fill the core role of tanking well as their threat generation is often better than that of warrior or paladin on a single target. While warriors have significant advantages on some raid bosses, feral druids have the unique flexibility to switch between tanking to dedicated melee DPS on demand. Ferals often tank bosses or mob groups where more tanks are required then change form and gear to DPS on bosses where only 1 or 2 tanks are required. It is also possible during a single fight, if the add they are offtanking dies. While protection warriors and paladins are rather limited to tanking with their talent trees, most talents of the feral druid tree are useful for both tanking and melee damage.

Balance Druids have also risen in demand (although not as much as feral), due to the DPS and buffs they can bring into a raid, and the fact that they make excellent emergency healers.

Aside from their abilities, they each bring along a powerful supportive aura to their group, increasing melee damage, caster damage or healing even further. [Innervate] during long fights and in-combat resurrection for emergencies are also very useful.

Wrath of the Lich King changes

• Crowd control

Entangling roots will be usable indoors. There isn't any plan to change cyclone

• Healing

A new healing spell, Nourish, will be added, healing for more hit points for each HoT effect on the target.

The Tree of Life aura will now also affect the full raid party. A new talent called Improved Tree of Life has also been added.

• New shapeshifting forms

[Dire Bear Form] will be receiving a new model to separate it from [Bear Form]. Dire Cat Form will also be introduced.

New Druid Spells and Abilities

	Ability	Rank	Level	School	Description
	Lock Jaw	Rank 1	75	Feral	Finishing move that stuns the target and deals damage. Lasts longer per combo point (Duration: 1 + X seconds). (25 Energy, Instant, 5 yd Range)
	Savage Roar	Rank 1	75	Feral	Finishing move that increases attack power by 25%. Lasts longer per combo point: (Duration: 6 + 3X seconds). (25 Energy, Instant, Self Range)
	Nourish	Rank 1	80	Restoration	Heals a friendly target for 1746 to 2028. Heals for an additional 12% for each Rejuvenation, Regrowth, or Lifebloom effect cast by you active on the target. (600 Mana, 1.5 sec Cast, 40 yd Range)
	Revive	Rank 7	80	Restoration	Returns the spirit to the body, restoring a dead target to life with 1800 health and 1365 mana. Cannot be cast when in combat. (72% of Base Mana, 10 sec Cast, 30 yd Range)

New Druid Talents

	Talent	Tier	Tree	Description
	Improved Moonkin Form	07 (30 Pt Req)	Balance	Your Moonkin Aura also causes affected targets to have a 33/66/100% chance to gain 20% spell haste when they critically hit with spells for 10 sec. This effect cannot occur more than once every few seconds. (3 Ranks)
	Owlkin Frenzy	08 (35 Pt Req)	Balance	Attacks done to you while in Moonkin form have a 5/10/15% chance to cause you to go into a Frenzy, increasing your damage by 10% and causes you to be immune to pushback while casting Balance spells. Lasts 10 sec. (3 Ranks)
	Typhoon	09 (40 Pt Req)	Balance	You summon a violent Typhoon that does 530 Nature damage when in contact with hostile targets, knocking them back 5 yards. (1 Rank (5 Trainable Ranks), 645 Mana, Instant, 20 sec Cooldown, 20 yd Range)
	Eclipse	09 (40 Pt Req)	Balance	When you critically hit with Starfire, you have a 20/40/60% chance of increasing damage done by Wrath by 10%. When you critically hit with Wrath, you have a 20/40/60% chance of increasing your critical strike chance with Starfire by 10%. Effect lasts 30 sec and has a 2 min cooldown. (3 Ranks)
	Gale Winds	09 (40 Pt Req)	Balance	Increases damage done by your Hurricane and Typhoon spells by 25/50%, and increases the range of your Cyclone spell by 10/20%. (2 Ranks)
	Earth and Moon	10 (45 Pt Req)	Balance	Your Wrath and Starfire spells have a 20/40/60/80/100% chance of applying the Earth and Moon debuff on the target. The Earth and Moon debuff increases Nature and Arcane damage done to the target by 2%. Lasts 12 sec. Stacks up to 3 times. (5 Ranks)
	Starfall	11 (50 Pt Req)	Balance	You summon a flurry of stars from the sky on all targets within 30 yards of the caster, each doing 500 to 580 Arcane damage, and an additional 170 Arcane to all nearby targets within 5 yards. Maximum 20 stars. Lasts 10 sec. (1 Rank (4 Trainable Ranks), 866 Mana, Instant, 3 min Cooldown, 30 yd Range)
	Primal Precision	04 (15 Pt Req)	Feral	Increases your expertise by 5/10, and you are refunded -40/-80% of the energy cost of a finishing move if it fails to land. (2 Ranks)
File:Ability Hunter Pet Bear.png	Feral Charge	05 (20 Pt Req)	Feral	Bear: Causes you to charge an enemy, immobilizing and interrupting any spell being cast for 4 sec. Cat: Causes you to leap behind an enemy, dazing them for 3 sec. (10 Energy, .75 sec Cast, 30 sec Cooldown, 8-25 yd Range)
	King of the Jungle	08 (35 Pt Req)	Feral	While Enraged in Bear form or Dire Bear form, your damage is increased by 5/10/15%, and your Tiger's Fury ability also instantly restores 20/40/60 energy. (3 Ranks)
	Infected Wounds	09 (40 Pt Req)	Feral	Your Shred, Maul and Mangle attacks have a 33/66/100% chance to cause an Infected Wound in the target. The Infected Wound reduces the movement speed and attack speed of the target by 10%. Stacks up to 5 times. Lasts 12 sec. (3 Ranks)
	Improved Mangle	09 (40 Pt Req)	Feral	Reduces the cooldown of your Mangle (Bear) ability by 7/14/20%, and reduces the energy cost of your Mangle (Cat) ability by 2/4/6. (3 Ranks)
	Rend and Tear	10 (45 Pt Req)	Feral	Increases damage done by your Maul and Shred attacks on bleeding targets by 2/4/6/8/10%, and increases the critical strike chance of your Ferocious Bite ability on bleeding targets by 10/20/30/40/50%. (5 Ranks)
	Berserk	11 (50 Pt Req)	Feral	Reduces the energy cost of your Cat form abilities by 50% while in Cat form, and increases your total health by 1% and causes your Mangle (Bear) and Maul abilities hit up to 3 maximum targets while in Bear form or Dire Bear form. Berserk instantly clears all effects which cause loss of control of your character, and makes you immune to them for the duration. (1 Rank)
	Master Shapeshifter	03 (10 Pt Req)	Restoration	Grants an effect which lasts while the Druid is within the respective shapeshift form. Bear / Dire Bear - Increases physical damage by 2/4%. Cat / Dire Cat - Increases critical strike chance by 2/4% Moonkin - Increases spell damage by 2/4%. Tree of Life - Increases healing by 2/4%. (2 Ranks)
	Living Seed	08 (35 Pt Req)	Restoration	When you gain a critical effect from your Swiftmend, Regrowth, Nourish or Healing Touch spell you have a 33/66/100% chance to plant a Living Seed on the target for 30% of the amount healed. The Living Seed will bloom when the target is next attacked. Lasts 15 sec. (3 Ranks)
	Replenish	09 (40 Pt Req)	Restoration	Your Rejuvenation spell has a 5/10/15% chance to restore 10 Energy, 4 Rage, 2% Mana or 10 Runic Power per tick. (3 Ranks)
	Improved Tree of Life	09 (40 Pt Req)	Restoration	Increases your Armor while in Tree of Life Form by 120/240/360%, and increases the effect of your Bark's Blessing by 1/3/5%. (3 Ranks)
	Gift of the Earthmother	10 (45 Pt Req)	Restoration	Reduces the global cooldown of your Rejuvenation and Lifebloom spells by .1/.2/.3/.4/.5 sec, and causes your Healing Touch and Nourish spells to refund 1/2/3/4/5% of their base cost for each healing over time effect on the target. (5 Ranks)
	Flourish	11 (50 Pt Req)	Restoration	Heals up to 5 friendly party or raid members within 15 yards of the target for 672 over 7 sec. The amount healed is applied quickly at first, and slows down as the Flourish reaches its full duration. Instant cast, 450 Mana, 40 yd range (1 Rank (4 Trainable Ranks), 450 Mana, Instant, 40 yd Range)

See also

• List of druids
• BC tanking equipment (druid)
• BC healing equipment (leather)
• Druid races
• Druid sects
• Druid Spells and Abilities
• Druid Talent Analysis
• Druid Tactics
• Druids as Tanks
• Druid Quests
• Starting a Druid
• Alamo
• Useful macros/Druid
• Druid sets
• Spell Damage Coefficients
• Resto Druid Raiding Guide

External links

Official website and forums

• Burning Crusade Druid Spell Preview
• Druid Healing Analysis
• WoW Druid Forum "Community Stickies"
• Maximizing Your Moonkin
• Balance Druid Equipment Calculator
• Balance One-Stop Shop
• Informative and Useful Druid Threads - A blue sticky on the EU Druid Forum.

Community sites

Wikipedia 

The Druid Wiki The unofficial Druid wiki where you can find guidance to every aspect of the druid.

• Druid Bear Gear List as of 6/28/07
• Emmerald's Feral Gear Lists
• Druid Movement Speed Table
• Game-Tactics.com Druid Guide

Voodex Druid Power Leveling Tip

WowInsider Shifting Perspectives — weekly Druid feature at WoW Insider

WowInsider Druid guides at WoW Insider