Alright, so I’ve been grinding away at Diablo 4 lately, and let me tell you, the Druid class is a beast! I decided to go all-in on a Pulverize build, and it’s been a wild ride. Here’s how it went down.
I started off, like everyone else, just messing around with different skills, trying to figure out what worked. But once I unlocked Pulverize, man, that’s when things got interesting. I pumped all my skill points into it, maxing it out as soon as I could. I focused on anything that would boost my damage, especially with Earth skills and Overpower. I also grabbed some skills to generate Spirit, like Wind Shear, so I could keep those Pulverizes coming.
Then came the gear. I was on the lookout for anything that had bonuses to my core skills, or anything that would make my Pulverize hit even harder. I found that the Aspect of the Ursine Horror is pretty good, turning Pulverize into an Earth skill for some nice synergy. As for weapons, I tried to find a decent two-handed mace or staff, since they tend to have higher damage than one-handed weapons. It took some time, but I collected some decent pieces with some good stats.
For the Spirit Boons, I went with Wariness, Iron Feather, Bolster, and Masochistic. Seemed like a good idea to beef up my defenses, you know? Can’t deal damage if you’re dead. Then I tried Calamity as the fifth one.
The gameplay is pretty straightforward. I start by using Wind Shear to build up Spirit, then I unleash a couple of Pulverizes to smash everything to bits. If things got hairy, I would pop Earthen Bulwark for some extra protection. I also used the other skills for crowd control and movement. It is a lot of fun watching a bunch of enemies just explode from a single Pulverize!
- Early Game: I spent the early levels just trying out different skills, but as soon as I got Pulverize, I knew that was the way to go.
- Mid Game: This is where the build started to shine. I was getting some decent gear, and my Pulverizes were hitting like a truck. The dungeons became a breeze.
- Late Game: I’m still working my way through the higher levels, but so far, so good. I refined my gear, optimized my skill tree, and even started experimenting with different Paragon points.
One of the things I really like about this build is that it’s pretty tanky. With all the Fortify and damage reduction, I can take a beating and keep on going. It’s also satisfying to see those big Overpower numbers pop up on the screen. I mean, who doesn’t love seeing huge damage, right?
Overall, the Pulverize Druid is a solid choice for leveling in Diablo 4. It’s fun, it’s powerful, and it’s relatively easy to play. If you’re looking for a build that can crush enemies and survive some serious damage, give this one a try. You won’t regret it. I am having so much fun with this build, and it seems to scale well, so I’m excited to see how far I can take it. I will keep you guys updated!
