It’s up to you whether you prioritise damage or health.Īs for the second decision, you need to decide if you’re going to invest more than one point into Feral Rage, or if you instead branch off into investing points into Grizzly.įeral Rage leeches life from enemies. On the other hand, Oak Sage summons a spirit to increase your party’s health. Heart of the Wolverine summons a spirit that increases the party’s damage and attack rating stats, which is great for raw damage. Your first decision is whether you max out the skill points of Heart of the Wolverine or Oak Sage. Most of the skills are mandatory, however, you have two different difficult decisions to make. The skills are where the Fury build gets a little more complicated. Don’t worry about putting any points into energy as the Druid doesn’t use much mana for this build.
The rest of the points should go into vitality. You only need to put in enough attribute points into strength and dexterity for the gear you have equipped. These essences drop infrequently on Hell difficulty, so it may be faster to roll a new character. You can make the token in the Diablo 2 Resurrected Horadric Cube by combining the four essences dropped by the act bosses. If you’ve already used Akara in this campaign run, you can use a Token of Absolution to respec instead. Once you get to level 30 or above, talk to Akara in the rogue encampment (the first hub area) to respec into this build. This is a relatively advanced build, so you’ll need to spec into it partway through the game To make it through until you reach level 30, put five points into Firestorm, one point into Molten Boulder, six points into Firestorm, and any remaining points into Fissure. Your druid wants to be in his beast form as often as possible, since he gets a large boost to his stats, swiping away at enemies with his claws. The Fury build centres around a combination of the Werewolf and Fury skills. The company is also facing a separate unfair labour practice suit alleging “worker intimidation and union busting” filed by a workers’ union, also in September. In September, an agency of the US federal government opened an investigation into Activision Blizzard’s response to sexual misconduct and discrimination complaints from its employees, as part of which Kotick has reportedly been subpoenaed. The lawsuit is ongoing follow the latest developments here. Since then, CEO Bobby Kotick has called the company’s initial response “tone deaf”, employees have staged a walkout, Blizzard president J Allen Brack has left, and the ABK Workers Alliance has demanded change at the company. Activision Blizzard is facing a lawsuit filed in July by the state of California (since expanded for QA and customer service contractors) alleging years of discrimination and harassment.
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