I liked the guide, very thorough and well thought out. I also liked the diagrams.

I dont know how this will apply to a lvl 30 druid. But when i played my 18 druid i strategically casted oak sage.

Vs melee i would cast it away from the opponent to preserve the life boost. vs bowas i would cast it well in front of me to get a sense of where they were positioned and to eat stray arrows. Vs chargers i would cast it directly infront of me so they would hit it instead of me.

I've never gone under 98% mana on my druid

really? i've run out in really long duels where my oak keeps getting killed

Weird. Well my amulet has 67 mana which might be the reason, but mana has NEVER been a problem at all for me.

maybe i spam more fissures than you

i forgot to mention that. i do that, too. like casting oak sage on top of me vs foh paladins

was going to make a section about that :s



oak getting killed a lot is annoying yeah

Spirit wolves acn be very helpful as well, 1 point in it can help, you may lose 2 points for synergy dropping your dmg to roughly 1.4k dmg, but I would say it can be worth it to have those extra meat shields.

not sure if you would have the fcr to recast them

i was going to suggest this too but i dont think i would hard skill them. If they spawn on a hat they would make a very nice addition as meat shield.

Ravens are also underrated they are very nice to help force a block (on shield wearing chars ofc) or to force zons to dodge. Anything that can help slow down the opponent from getting to you benefits this build

you should be find on recasting them man as long as you have the mana pool to support them

This post was edited by lld_mayhem on Jan 13 2010 02:24pm

13frames at 46fcr (spirit +magefist)

it's still decent enough to recast them, you'll need to watch your mana more with them however.