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Druid

Restoration

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Druid

PvP

In PvP, the Druid relies on shapeshifting, control abilities, and mobility to adapt to combat. Druids have no slowing ability, silence, or interrupt, and their crowd control is less reliable than that of some other classes. Positioning and timing are therefore important.

Class tools

  • Shapeshifting: removes effects and slows. Use it to regain freedom of movement.
  • Racial abilities: remain usable in animal forms, allowing you to activate them without leaving your current form.
  • Crowd control: Druids can disrupt enemy positioning, but they cannot directly stop spellcasting with a silence or interrupt.

By specialization

Balance

can be cast indoors to immobilize enemies. With , it can affect up to three targets and is less likely to break when those targets take damage.

can be used indoors and while in animal forms, giving you another control option without changing form.

has no resource cost and a 6-second cooldown.

Feral Combat

is available with 11 talent points invested in the specialization. It is used in and has a 30-second cooldown. Use it to adjust your positioning during combat.

also works indoors, allowing you to retain its mobility benefits in enclosed areas.

Restoration

helps prevent damage from interrupting your Arcane and Nature spells. This is useful when casting under enemy pressure.

Shapeshifting also helps you escape slowing effects and reposition when necessary.

Key points

In PvP, Druids should make use of shapeshifting, mobility, and the tools available to their specialization. Time your control abilities carefully and plan your movement without relying on a silence or interrupt.

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