A hit rating of 8% removes the possibility that special attacks, or yellow damage as opposed to the white damage of regular attacks, will miss your target. (8%) Hit Rating: Hit rating reduces the chance of your attacks missing. The secondary stats are all very close in value to each other, unlike for other classes where one or a couple will be clearly better than others. By far your best stat, it assists with everything that you want to do. Weak/Bad stats: Excess Hit (above 8%,) excess Expertise (above 26)Īgility: Your primary attribute as a feral combat Druid, Agility increases damage (attack power) and critical strike chance.See below for more.Ģ6 Expertise >= 8% Melee Hit >= Mastery >= Critical >= Haste. Secondary stats: All of these are more or less equal in value.Primary stat: Agility – Far and away your best stat.For Weapons the DPS is the only thing that matters.
You can still pop into human form to cast spells or heal, but the beast form is where it’s at. Unlike Balance Druids you’re the killing machine who likes to rip his opponents into chunks, hand to claw. And, along with the ripping and tearing, it’s nice to be able to throw a few heals about from time to time. Rip things to pieces as a cat or soak a ton of damage as a Bear, you’re doing rather nicely in this expansion and will likely be just fine in the next. With Cataclysm the Feral Druid is still the lean, mean, ripping and tearing machine that it always was. Nuke from range while wearing a Super Chicken outfit? Tank almost as well as Prot Pallies and Prot Warriors? The following is Updated for Cataclysm 4.3, with Mists of Pandaria gems and enchants. Please note that the page below is the old Cataclysm page. Leveling – tips and gear and what you need to level faster.Druid overview – a top level guide to the Druid class.Feral PVP – you rip and tear with the best of them.Pages that are updated for Mists of Pandaria (and later) are here:
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