Keep in mind you need to hit these breakpoints in order to cast your abilities quicker. However, when you get up to 68% FCR, you’re now casting every 12 frames, which is significant in damage. If you have 4%, you’re now casting every 17 frames, which seems negligible. To explain further, if you have zero FCR on your Druid, your casting every 18 frames. The most important part of this build is looking at the FCR breakpoints so you’re able to dish out more damage per second.įrames: 18 / 17 / 16 / 15 / 14 / 13 / 12 / 11 / 10įCR Needed: 0% / 4% / 10% / 19% / 30% / 46% / 68% / 99% / 163% Each character has different breakpoints that allows you to cast or recover quickly. This works for spells – faster cast rate (FCR), and faster hit recovery (FHR). Keep in mind your max block will drop every couple of levels so keep an eye on it as you will need to drop a couple points in Dexterity as you level.īreakpoints in the most simple terms are when frames become faster and slower. Dexterity – Enough to achieve max block (75%).Strength – Just enough strength to equip all of your gear.You have the ability to reroll your stats 3 times on each character, so don’t be afraid to use them. Keep in mind when you’re starting out fresh, your stats will look much different than when you are fully geared up. Oak Sage – This is where you’ll be getting most of your tankiness and the last thing you max out.

The main source of damage will be coming from your Hurricane, Twisters, and Tornados. However, Oak Sage will be the last thing you end up maxing out. 12 of which will be provided from quests, meaning you’ll be level 95 when maxed out.

The total amount of skill points you will be needing to max out is 106.

Diablo 2 druid build