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6 giorni fa · The Boulder Druid is a tanky and powerful build with good AoE and consistent single target damage. Dolmen Stone , Symbiotic and Metamorphic Stone are mandatory for the build to function. It excels at all content, whether it be Uber Lilith, Speed Farming, or high level Nightmare Dungeons and Pits.
13 mag 2024 · Aspect of Fevered Mauling. When you hit at least 1 enemy with Maul, increase its Attack Speed by 1%-2.5% and you gain 1%-3% Damage reduction for 5 seconds, stacking up to 5 times. Obtained from Legendary Item drops. Obtained from the Season 4 Season Journey. Obtained from the Event. All Defensive Aspects.
16 mag 2024 · Welcome to the Pulverize Druid Endgame Guide! This build combines massive, ranged AoE damage with a simple playstyle that makes it one of the most efficient Speedfarming builds in the game! The combination of Pulverize and the Shockwave Aspect deals damage in a large, cone-shaped area in front of you. To improve single target damage, find the ...
9 mag 2024 · Explore the best endgame and leveling Diablo 4 builds including Paragon Boards. Find builds for every class for any game style. Have your own cool or fun build? Create and share it with other gamers via the Mobalytics platform! Season 4 Builds Available Now Loot Reborn is changing the meta! Get your new builds in-game with our overlay.
16 mag 2024 · Welcome to the Trampleslide Druid endgame guide! This build revolves around the Trampled Earth Aspect and Subterranean Aspect. These allow you to cast Landslide through multiple skills that can each have their cooldowns reset, creating massive amounts of AoE and then doubling it through Aftershock Aspect.
18 mag 2024 · Cast Debilitating Roar but only after you have killed at least one enemy. 3. Make sure to cast Trample to remove your cc's. 4. Do not use Companions skills. How It Works. IMPORTANT If you are leveling, take Lust for Carnage as the last board you can afford. In this Druid build for Diablo 4, we're focusing on unleashing the full force of our ...
