Your way from level 10 to 60: pick your goal and your spec, and below you see right away which talent to take at every level, which stats to look for and what to press.
Feral Combat. Bear Form from 10, Cat Form from 20. You fight in melee, heal yourself between fights and run fast in Cat Form.
Which Druid build fits dungeons?
Feral Combat. The Druid tank: Bear Form with Swipe, Primal Bite and Lacerate. When your group already has a tank, the same talents let you deal damage as a cat.
Which Druid build is good for PvP?
Feral Combat. A stealthy cat with stuns, bleeds and a quick heal, and a great flag carrier with Feral Swiftness.
Which talent does a Druid take first?
Ferocity. Then come Feral Swiftness, Heart of the Wild and Feral Instinct.
At which level do talent points start?
From level 10 you get one point per level, up to 51 at level 60. The Legacy perk Talented starts your points as early as level 5.
What is the Talent Path?
A plan for every level from 10 to 60: which talent to take, why, which new spells arrive and which stats matter. You pick class, goal and spec.
Does the Talent Path cover level 60?
Yes. The beta stopped at level 30, so everything above it is planned from the talent data of the launch client. Since launch we check the plans in play and change them when something works better.
How many Druid plans are there?
9 plans for leveling, dungeons and PvP, across all three trees.
Can I open the plan in the talent calculator?
Yes, every plan opens in the talent calculator with one click, including the order of the points.
Which stats matter for a Druid?
Agility. Crit, dodge and attack power in Cat Form. After that Strength and Crit Chance.
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