This Druid guide is of good use to gamers who would want to characterize their Druids very well according to their style of play.

Remember that your Druid is a hybrid until it reaches level 41 when special attributes will be formed according to the tree that you pick for it. First imagine that the Druid is good at everything although they do not excel at any one particular role. For instance, druids could heal but not as well as priests do, they could fight although warriors are better at this and druids cast spells but remains below the ability of the mage. Being a jack of all trades, ruids lacks the flexibility and the power that are attributes of other classes in the game.

What is special about the Druid is their ability to shapeshift at any particular moment, ability that other characters in the game could not do. Shapeshifting makes the Druid adapt to other forms with different attributes and their ability to do those functions well is an attractive option to have around with. This skill makes them tanking like a Warrior and at a flick could be shifted and cast a spell well as do the Mage. Aside from these, Druids could harness the power of nature to attack the enemy or support his party.

So how should you design your Druid?

The easiest part is to pick the race for a Druid but then remember that there will only be one druid in a faction. All you do is decide whether the Druid will be involved in an alliance or will join a Horde. That is your strategy where you will have to base the development of your Druid from.

Now, when you are working at specialization, there are three trees to choose from, each with dissimilar set of abilities. The trees are for Restoration, Balance and Feral Combat.

When you choose to build your Druid on the skill tree of balance the druid will, as the quest progress will, be developing and improving its capability as caster damage dealer. Building your Druid from this tree will make it effective for raiding. In moonkin form, the druid benefits the raiding team, giving them plus 5% in critical strike rate. When you build your Druid from the feral combat tree, the Druid gains massive stamina that is very useful in tanking. While at it and the gamer decides to melee, shapeshifting the Druid into a cat will enable it to do great DPS. When you choose to develop your Druid from the restoration tree, it will earn the ability to heal the raiding party for up to 6%. In the game, the Restoration Druid, often called the tree druid due to its form is one of the most effective healers in the World of Warcraft.

To complete this Druid guide, it will be well to remember to outfit the Druid with the appropriate attire. As a general rule, Druids that take heavy damage should be dressed in the heaviest leather armor; the rest could wear anything from leathers to cloth.

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