Druid - Revision history

Colest at 17:55, 17 February 2018

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	{{Cheader\|Playstyle Tips\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}		{{Cheader\|Playstyle Tips\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}
	The Druid is a jack of all trades. He can heal respectably, apply pressure with his damage, and even support through his crowd control effects. He is, however, very vulnerable to crowd control himself since he cannot mitigate debuffs or crowd control easily. The class is completely centered around [[Vocabulary#K\|kiting]] and, whenever possible, you should always be out of your enemy's effective range once you have them loaded up with damage-over-time effects.		The Druid is a jack of all trades. He can heal respectably, apply pressure with his damage, and even support through his crowd control effects. He is, however, very vulnerable to crowd control himself since he cannot mitigate debuffs or crowd control easily. The class is completely centered around [[Vocabulary#K\|kiting]] and, whenever possible, you should always be out of your enemy's effective range once you have them loaded up with damage-over-time effects.
	*Your ''Grasp of Thorns'' and ''Hedge of Thorns'' stack and their recycle ~~timer is~~ shorter than their duration, so you should always keep ~~those~~ applied ~~and refreshed~~ on your ~~target~~.		*Your ''Grasp of Thorns'' and ''Hedge of Thorns'' damage over time effects stack and their recycle timers are shorter than their duration, so you should always keep these powers applied on your targets.
	* Since ''Call Lightning'' and ''Earthquake'' have a wide damage range, their damage can be unpredictable. Err on the side of caution when planning your rotation.		* Since ''Call Lightning'' and ''Earthquake'' have a wide damage range, their damage can be unpredictable. Err on the side of caution when planning your rotation.
	*A very cheeky strategy with Druids is to utilize [[Wizard]]'s Greater Translocation. Since it does not interrupt a spell cast, a group of Druids can begin casting ''Earthquake'' simultaneously. Just before the spell is finished casting, the Wizard can translocate the Druids into the middle of an enemy group, instantly laying down thousands of damage. This is a strategy known as "Tele-Quaking."		*A very cheeky strategy with Druids is to utilize [[Wizard]]'s Greater Translocation. Since it does not interrupt a spell cast, a group of Druids can begin casting ''Earthquake'' simultaneously. Just before the spell is finished casting, the Wizard can translocate the Druids into the middle of an enemy group, instantly laying down thousands of damage. This is a strategy known as "Tele-Quaking."

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	*Your ''Grasp of Thorns'' and ''Hedge of Thorns'' stack and their recycle timer is shorter than their duration, so you should always keep those applied and refreshed on your target.		*Your ''Grasp of Thorns'' and ''Hedge of Thorns'' stack and their recycle timer is shorter than their duration, so you should always keep those applied and refreshed on your target.
	* Since ''Call Lightning'' and ''Earthquake'' have a wide damage range, their damage can be unpredictable. Err on the side of caution when planning your rotation.		* Since ''Call Lightning'' and ''Earthquake'' have a wide damage range, their damage can be unpredictable. Err on the side of caution when planning your rotation.
	*A very cheeky strategy with is to utilize [[Wizard]]'s Greater Translocation. Since it does not interrupt a spell cast, a group of Druids can begin casting ''Earthquake'' simultaneously. Just before the spell is finished casting, the Wizard can translocate the Druids into the middle of an enemy group, instantly laying down thousands of damage. This is a strategy known as "Tele-Quaking."		*A very cheeky strategy with Druids is to utilize [[Wizard]]'s Greater Translocation. Since it does not interrupt a spell cast, a group of Druids can begin casting ''Earthquake'' simultaneously. Just before the spell is finished casting, the Wizard can translocate the Druids into the middle of an enemy group, instantly laying down thousands of damage. This is a strategy known as "Tele-Quaking."
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	The Druid is a jack of all trades. He can heal respectably, apply pressure with his damage, and even support through his crowd control effects. He is, however, very vulnerable to crowd control himself since he cannot mitigate debuffs or crowd control easily. The class is completely centered around [[Vocabulary#K\|kiting]] and, whenever possible, you should always be out of your enemy's effective range ~~one~~ you have them loaded up with damage over time effects.		The Druid is a jack of all trades. He can heal respectably, apply pressure with his damage, and even support through his crowd control effects. He is, however, very vulnerable to crowd control himself since he cannot mitigate debuffs or crowd control easily. The class is completely centered around [[Vocabulary#K\|kiting]] and, whenever possible, you should always be out of your enemy's effective range once you have them loaded up with damage-over-time effects.
	*Your ''Grasp of Thorns'' and ''Hedge of Thorns'' stack and their recycle timer is shorter than their duration, so you should always keep those applied and refreshed on your target.		*Your ''Grasp of Thorns'' and ''Hedge of Thorns'' stack and their recycle timer is shorter than their duration, so you should always keep those applied and refreshed on your target.
	* Since ''Call Lightning'' and ''Earthquake'' have a wide damage range, their damage can be unpredictable. Err on the side of caution when planning your rotation.		* Since ''Call Lightning'' and ''Earthquake'' have a wide damage range, their damage can be unpredictable. Err on the side of caution when planning your rotation.
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	\| {{Cheader\|Overview\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}The '''Druid''' is the champion for the faint whispers of Braialla's wisdom. He is capable of summoning a variety of natural phenomena to shatter his enemies: hedges of thorns, blights, and storms of lightning. He can even shake the ground itself to break those who still remain. The ~~Druid can use his lore~~ to ~~ward~~ his allies from ~~natural forms of damage~~, revitalize them, or steal them away by transforming them into a raven to evade enemy advances.		\| {{Cheader\|Overview\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}
			<blockquote>The '''Druid''' is the champion for the faint whispers of Braialla's wisdom. He is capable of summoning a variety of natural phenomena to shatter his enemies: hedges of thorns, blights of poison, and storms of lightning. He can even shake the ground itself to break those who still remain. The woodsman's knowledge of nature serves to protect his allies from the elements, revitalize them, or steal them away by transforming them into a raven to evade enemy advances.</blockquote>
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			<div style="margin: -.35cm 0cm 0cm 0cm;">{{powertable\|{{PAGENAME}}=YES}}</div><br>
			{{Cheader\|Playstyle Tips\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}
			The Druid is a jack of all trades. He can heal respectably, apply pressure with his damage, and even support through his crowd control effects. He is, however, very vulnerable to crowd control himself since he cannot mitigate debuffs or crowd control easily. The class is completely centered around [[Vocabulary#K\|kiting]] and, whenever possible, you should always be out of your enemy's effective range one you have them loaded up with damage over time effects.
			*Your ''Grasp of Thorns'' and ''Hedge of Thorns'' stack and their recycle timer is shorter than their duration, so you should always keep those applied and refreshed on your target.
			* Since ''Call Lightning'' and ''Earthquake'' have a wide damage range, their damage can be unpredictable. Err on the side of caution when planning your rotation.
			*A very cheeky strategy with is to utilize [[Wizard]]'s Greater Translocation. Since it does not interrupt a spell cast, a group of Druids can begin casting ''Earthquake'' simultaneously. Just before the spell is finished casting, the Wizard can translocate the Druids into the middle of an enemy group, instantly laying down thousands of damage. This is a strategy known as "Tele-Quaking."
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	\| {{Cheader\|Playstyle Tips\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}The Druid is a jack of all trades. He can heal respectably, apply pressure with his damage, and even support through his crowd control effects. He is, however, very vulnerable to crowd control himself since he cannot mitigate debuffs or crowd control easily. The class is completely centered around kiting and, whenever possible, you should always be out of your enemy's effective range one you have them loaded up with damage over time effects.
	*Your Grasp of Thorns and Hedge of Thorns stack and their recycle timer is shorter than their duration so you should always keep those applied to your target.
	*Your damage range is very wide for Call Lightning and Earthquake and, as such, you should expect low damage rolls with them at inopportune moments. Never bank your engage on either of those spells finishing off an opponent.
	*A very cheeky strategy with Druids is to utilize Wizard's Group Translocation. It does not interrupt casting times so a group of Druids can begin casting Earthquake simultaneously and, just before the spell is finished casting, the Wizard can translocate the Druids into the middle of an enemy group to devastate them. This is a strategy known as "Telequaking."
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	\|caption = ~~Keeper of the Balance~~		\|caption =
	\|Row 1 title = Base Classes		\|Row 1 title = Base Classes
	\|Row 1 info = [[Healer]]		\|Row 1 info = [[Healer]]

Koots at 04:33, 5 February 2018

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	\|caption = Keeper of the Balance		\|caption = Keeper of the Balance
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Colest at 03:02, 30 January 2018

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	\| {{Cheader\|Overview\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}The '''Druid''' is...		\| {{Cheader\|Overview\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}The '''Druid''' is the champion for the faint whispers of Braialla's wisdom. He is capable of summoning a variety of natural phenomena to shatter his enemies: hedges of thorns, blights, and storms of lightning. He can even shake the ground itself to break those who still remain. The Druid can use his lore to ward his allies from natural forms of damage, revitalize them, or steal them away by transforming them into a raven to evade enemy advances.
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	\| {{Cheader\|Playstyle Tips\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}~~TBA~~		\| {{Cheader\|Playstyle Tips\|(to bottom, rgba(186,211,139,1) 0%,rgba(187,211,148,1) 50%,rgba(165,193,120,1) 52%,rgba(119,137,85,1) 100%)}}The Druid is a jack of all trades. He can heal respectably, apply pressure with his damage, and even support through his crowd control effects. He is, however, very vulnerable to crowd control himself since he cannot mitigate debuffs or crowd control easily. The class is completely centered around kiting and, whenever possible, you should always be out of your enemy's effective range one you have them loaded up with damage over time effects.
			*Your Grasp of Thorns and Hedge of Thorns stack and their recycle timer is shorter than their duration so you should always keep those applied to your target.
			*Your damage range is very wide for Call Lightning and Earthquake and, as such, you should expect low damage rolls with them at inopportune moments. Never bank your engage on either of those spells finishing off an opponent.
			*A very cheeky strategy with Druids is to utilize Wizard's Group Translocation. It does not interrupt casting times so a group of Druids can begin casting Earthquake simultaneously and, just before the spell is finished casting, the Wizard can translocate the Druids into the middle of an enemy group to devastate them. This is a strategy known as "Telequaking."
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	\|Box title = {{PAGENAME}} Static Powers		\|Box title = {{PAGENAME}} Static Powers<br><span style="color:darkgray; font-size:80%">''These powers cannot be trained higher.<br>Use these ranks to plan accordingly.''</span>
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