Bob the Beholder,Apr 20 2005, 04:04 AM Wrote:Druids are fun. And, unless this changes significantly towards the late-game, they seem to be kind of extremely powerful. Not really all that high on the damage scale, but still enough to get by. ...You're saying exactly what I have just thought yesterday, when my (female) Tauren Druid has hit level 20 (cat form). Druids are not high on the DPS scale, but their versality and the constant change in playing style (caster, bear, cat), a basically "free" mount (travel form), and the Revive ability, make them the most fun class to play so far (and I have tested them all by now). I also like the stories and quests around the Druid class with the Cenarion Circle and such, and their close connection to the Nightelf Druids (-> Moonglade/Nighthaven). Actually, I like this "neutral" class so much that my first main on the Alliance side (until now I was Horde only) will be a (female) Nightelf Druid. My second Alliance char will be a Dwarven Hunter, and together with my Undead Warlock, I have now three classes ((hybrid) Druids, Hunter, Warlock) that will allow me to enjoy all playing/fightimg styles on both sides (Alliance/Horde) without investing too much time in the long run :)
What is your planned talent point distribution for level 60?
PS: Herbalism/Alchemy with its potions for extra buffs, mana and healing are *the* number one choice for Duids!
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