There aren’t that many good talents on this row so we’re only going with Typhoon - which can come in handy when fighting adds or other players in PvP,- and Soothe, primarily just so we can unlock more talents from this column later on. Both choices are utility talents revolving around mobility so feel free to pick the one you like best. Finally, we have our first choice node on this row.

Moving on to the left side of the tree, we went with both Feline Swiftness Rank 2 and Skull Bash, both of which are pretty good utility talents. Row 5:įirst off, we’re picking up Astral Influence Rank 2 for that extra range, which does apply to melee abilities just in case you’re wondering. 6% more damage and armor may not sound like much but it can make a big difference, especially during prolonged fights. And you definitely don’t want to skip Killer Instinct Rank 3 either. Maim is a decent finishing move so you generally don’t want to skip it. They’re not particularly useful for Feral Druids, but you’ll need them to unlock more talents later on. You’ll also want Remove Corruption and Moonkin Form. That means getting both Rip and Swipe as soon as you can. No more freebies starting with this row, so you’ll want to start focusing on the left side of the Druid tree when spending those points. Next up, we’re going to grab Starsurge so we can have another ranged spell and then Swiftmend just in case we need to heal a buddy. Thrash gets unlocked automatically as well so that’s another freebie for you. In addition, you’ll also want to pick up Rejuvenation and Starfire, more for utility than anything else. Rake gets unlocked automatically so no need to worry about that. Usually the first row of class trees contains one or two talents but the Druid one has four. For our build, we skipped pretty much all Guardian talents and spent our extra points on Balance and Restoration talents.

Classic druid heart of the wild build