Or if you really want, keep Tornado and use it in place of a second defensive skill.
When it comes to this, you can avoid the respec if you wish, you’ll just have to grab a passive later than usual. Build DetailsĪlmost all of the damage of this build will be coming from our Companions when we get them, so to start we’ll use Storm Strike, which we’ll keep in the final build, but Tornado will need to be respec’d later or set aside. It will give you more than enough information on each one and show you the advantages and disadvantages of each one. To learn more about the available Classes in Diablo 4, read our beginner guide. This means we’re not going to account for the Skill Points from Altars of Lilith or anything else that could possibly come from another character. This leveling build will assume you’re starting out fresh from Level 1.
This build focuses entirely on their companions, offering a small army with plenty of damage. The Druid suffers from a little bit of a sluggish early game, but once they start getting companions, they really start to take off. This Diablo 4 Guide is up-to-date for Patch 1.0.3 (the last balance update) We’ll guide you through the leveling process, including Skill Order and notable Aspect from dungeons. This leveling build for the Druid in Diablo 4 focuses on the early game progression of the class, all the way through the campaign’s completion.
