May 06 2008
World of warcraft druids: guide to the rogue warrior mage of wow
Druids fall in the hybrid class category due to the way they can emulate the same attributes of other classes depending on which animal or racial form they take on. In their normal (or racial) form they can both cast spells and use weapons, whileas bears they can tankalmost as effectively as warriors or paladins,In tree form they are much sought after healler in raids and group battle; and in cat form they possess the stealth of rogues but with the added advantage of greater speed. Furthermore, as a Druid progresses through more levels it has in its shape shifting stable even more animal forms it can call on both for combat or healing and to journey whether by land, sea and, in Outland, by air (Swift Flight Form).
Druids can go on later in the game to specialize into becoming either a balance, feral or restoration Druid. A balance Druid will be one specializing in casting like a Mage or Warlock, while acting as secondary healers to Priests. Feral druids represent an excellent alternative from Warrior or Palandins as tanks while druids specializing in Restoration make very good healers since they are the best at healing over time which is a great asset for parties doing raids.
Just like the Shamans Druids provide the player a very flexible and versatile character to play WoW. In one character you have the opportunity to explore what you enjoy to play best: whether it’s a healer, caster or tank. And if you get tired playing as a healer you can also unlearn these talents and re-distribute the talents to become a feral or balance druid. All the same hard core Druids tend to play 3 druids at the same time to enjoy each mode of play and of course if you are good at mixing talent builds you can always play all at the same time. But that is a subject that could require a world of warcraft druid guide of its own to demonstrate how it can be achieved, something that I am sure you will be once you play as a Druid for a while
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