If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you enjoy playing or watching WoW arena matches, particularly LAN tournaments with prize money. It’s unfortunate that there aren’t more of you, but Blizzard could very easily change this in two painless strokes of their magic administrative wands.
I’m quite hesitant to speculate on Wrath of the Lich King with lots of tweaks still to be implemented, but right now I have a good idea of what things are looking like in general. Druids appear to be going the way of the dodo in the sense that we know them now. With class power fluctuating so massively throughout the game, it’s not surprising. I’m going to take a broader look at druids having played one since release, and inform you of what I think Druids will be able to excel in, even facing our massive nerfs seen in beta.
As classic druid play gets stale and warrior warlock druid matchups become more common, I’ve been trying to think of a way to switch things up. I run the classic Druid Mage Rogue composition both on the ESL realm and on Shadowburn, and what with its versatility we can change our strategy entirely if necessary. Recently I’ve tried a new talent build: 24 / 0 / 37. Shios has dubbed it “reverse dreamstate,” others call it the “grace-growth build.” In essence you are dropping your feral talents for balance talents. Why? There are many reasons.
