What Weapon you wish to use is largely unimportant for this Build. Between Duality of Mortal Presence and this Subclass you’ll have good Range and great Damage. Since Blade Turning makes us virtually immune to melee damage, all we have to worry about is ranged attacks, negating much of the extra damage that Helwalkers would normally take. Since we want to hold as many Wounds as possible to increase the Radius of Nature’s Terror and Rooting Pain, this synergizes extremely well.

Note that you don’t need to Spiritshift for this Build, and usually it’s not a good idea to since you lose access to your Shield, which helps protect you from Damage.įor Monk I chose Helwalker because it increases the Damage we deal with each Wound we have. This will help ensure Nature’s Terror Hits enemies and gets through their Armor. Ascetic Subclassesįor my Druid Subclass I chose Fury for the increased Penetration and Range with Druid Elements spells. You’ll have tons of Intellect and Might because of Duality of Mortal Presence, and the Helwalker Subclass, increasing the Range and Damage of your AoE.

The idea here is that every round Nature’s Terror will deal massive AoE damage, while you are immune to melee attacks, only having to worry about ranged enemies. If not, once Cast move to Engage as many enemies as possible and then use Enduring Dance, Thunderous Blows and finally Blade Turning. The way this Build works is that when combat begins you’ll pop Nature’s Terror immediately, and hopefully be surrounded by the time you Cast it for best results. You won’t gain this ability until Level 13, but it’s a game changer.

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