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Druid

Feral Combat

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Feral Combat Druid

Rotation

Here is an indicative priority order at level 80.

Cat form: single-target priorities

  1. : use it when you have less than 40 Energy.
  2. : use it at around 90 Energy, if will not be available for at least 15 seconds.
  3. : keep it up at all times, from 1 combo point.
  4. : spend every effect on it right away.
  5. : at 5 combo points, once the previous effect has expired.
  6. : reapply it once the previous effect has expired.
  7. : keep its effect on the target, unless another raid member applies an identical effect.
  8. : your main attack, used from behind the target to build combo points, if the remaining Energy is enough to reapply the effects above on time.

Cat form: multiple targets

  1. and : following the same rules as on a single target.
  2. : keep it up, using to get a combo point if needed.
  3. : hits the enemies in front of the Druid.

Dire bear form: single-target priorities

  1. and : at the very start of the fight.
  2. : use it as soon as it is available.
  3. : use it as soon as it is available, if is not.
  4. : build 5 applications on the target and maintain them.
  5. : spend your available Rage.
  6. : only if Rage remains plentiful.

Dire bear form: multiple targets

  1. During : use repeatedly.
  2. : your main attack against multiple enemies.
  3. : spend excess Rage.

Key points

This list is an indicative priority order. In cat form, let and expire before reapplying them, and pool Energy so you can reapply them without waiting. On a target that will die soon, replaces .

In bear form, reduces your armor: keep it for the start of the fight. , and help you absorb heavy damage.

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