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Druid

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Druid

Races

In WoW Forever, the Druid is available to four races: Tauren and Windshaper Skyborne for the Horde, Night Elf and High Order Skyborne for the Alliance. Each race has racial abilities that can affect survivability, mobility, enemy control, or general gameplay.

A Druid particularity: racial abilities can be used in animal form without interrupting the transformation. Your choice depends on your faction, your specialization, and your preference for PvE or PvP.

Alliance

Night Elf

Night Elves combine offensive abilities, stealth, and mobility.

  • : increases critical strike chance by 10% for 15 seconds.
  • : allows the character to enter stealth while stationary.
  • : increases dodge chance by 1% and movement speed by 2%.
  • : increases movement speed after death by 75%.

can be used in animal form without interrupting the transformation, which helps avoid certain encounters.

High Order Skyborne

High Order Skyborne offer regeneration, mobility, and haste benefits.

  • : allows gliding for 10 seconds.
  • : taps into a nearby leyline: increases health and mana regeneration by 50% for 15 seconds. If a leyline is nearby, this effect is doubled for the next hour.
  • : increases spell, melee and ranged haste by 2%.
  • : increases damage against elementals by 5%.

Like their Horde counterpart, they can use in animal form.

Horde

Tauren

Tauren emphasize durability and close-range control.

  • : stuns nearby enemies for 2 seconds.
  • : allows herb gathering without the Herbalism profession.
  • : increases movement speed by 2% every 5 seconds spent moving, up to 60%; taking damage or standing still reduces the bonus.
  • : increases maximum health by 5%.

remains usable in animal form. Tauren suit players who want a control tool when an enemy reaches melee range.

Windshaper Skyborne

Windshaper Skyborne offer mobility and speed benefits.

  • : allows gliding for 10 seconds.
  • : draws power from a convergence of elements: increases movement speed, on foot and mounted, by 15% for 30 seconds. If a convergence is nearby, this effect is doubled for the next hour.
  • : increases spell, melee and ranged haste by 2%.
  • : increases damage against elementals by 5%.

remains usable in animal form, providing an extra movement option, especially in elevated areas.

Which race should you choose for each specialization?

Balance

Balance Druids use nature magic and ranged offensive spells. Tauren provide close-range control with when an enemy reaches melee range.

Night Elves benefit from to boost their critical strikes, and High Order Skyborne from for mana regeneration.

Feral Combat

Feral Combat Druids fight in their animal forms, which makes using racial abilities without leaving those forms particularly useful.

Tauren bring and , both valuable in . Night Elves have for damage in , along with . Skyborne benefit from and .

Restoration

Restoration Druids focus on healing and keeping their allies alive. Tauren can stun a nearby enemy that threatens to disrupt healing.

High Order Skyborne help recover mana with , while Night Elves can avoid certain encounters with .

Which race should you pick?

No race is required to play a Druid. Tauren stand out for durability and close-range control, Night Elves for stealth and critical strikes, and Skyborne for aerial mobility and haste.

The best choice depends on your specialization and the content you prefer.

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