WoW Forever Feral Combat · Damage Druid Guide

Lv60

Hunting

Upkeep
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Keep and up and fight in . Sneak behind the enemy with and open with , which only works while prowling and from behind. increases your damage to bleeding enemies, so apply first, keep it up and build combo points with . Use at five points on enemies that will last, and at four or more points on enemies about to die. When triggers while you're behind the enemy, use instead of . Use whenever its Energy won't be wasted, but keep Mana for healing. When several enemies are on you, leave your bleeds ticking and shift into . Use on cooldown and hit them all with . Your weapon's damage still counts while shapeshifted, so upgrade your weapon first.

Solo

  • Restoring healthIf you've lost a lot of health, leave your form after the fight and use . Shifting back costs Mana.
  • Weakening attacksWhen several enemies are on you, use in bear form.
  • Stopping castsStun casters and fleeing enemies with in bear form.
  • Multiple enemiesWhen several enemies are on you, leave your bleeds ticking and shift into . Use on cooldown and hit them all with .
  • Avoiding enemiesSneak past enemies you don't need to kill with .
  • EscapingWhen it gets dangerous, escape with in cat form.
  • When spottedIf you're spotted, leap behind the enemy with in cat form and use .
  • Dangerous enemiesAgainst enemies that hit hard, open with instead of to stun them.
  • Emergency healingWhen your health drops in bear form, use and save your Rage while it runs.
  • Reducing damageUse when you're taking heavy hits.
  • Restoring ManaWhen your Mana runs low, cast on yourself.
  • UnderwaterLearn from the level 16 class quest and use it underwater.
  • Traveling between enemiesUse outdoors when enemies are far apart.
  • PoisonRemove poisons with .
  • CursesRemove curses with .

Party

Hit the enemy your tank holds in your feral form without pulling threat.

  • From behindGo in as a cat after your tank lands a few hits and use from behind the enemy.
  • Keeping bleeds upApply early and use at five points on enemies that will last.
  • FinishingFinish dying enemies with at four or more points.
  • Saving EnergySpend on .
  • Restoring EnergyUse whenever its Energy won't be wasted.
  • Managing threatUse as soon as the enemy starts to turn to you.
  • Party buff raises the critical strike chance of nearby party and raid members while you're a cat or bear.
  • Lowering armorKeep up on bosses.
  • Stopping castsInterrupt dangerous casters with in bear form.
  • If the tank fallsShift to bear form and hold the enemy with .
  • Sleeping enemiesIn a big pack, put one Beast or Dragonkin to sleep with .
  • PoisonRemove party members' poisons with .
  • CursesRemove party members' curses with .
  • Combat resurrectionBring fallen party members back with .
  • Mana for your healerCast on your healer when their Mana runs low.

Dungeons

Skills

Spellbook →

Build Order

Balance9Feral Combat32Restoration10

  1. LV 10–145/5
  2. LV 15–173/5
  3. LV 18–192/2
  4. LV 201/1
  5. LV 21–222/2
  6. LV 23–242/2
  7. LV 251/1
  8. LV 26–272/2
  9. LV 281/1
  10. LV 291/3
  11. LV 301/1
  12. LV 31–322/2
  13. LV 33–343/3
  14. LV 35–395/5
  15. LV 401/1
  16. LV 411/1
  17. LV 42–465/5
  18. LV 47–515/5
  19. LV 52–565/5
  20. LV 57–582/2
  21. LV 59–602/2
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Recommended professions

  • Leatherworking

    Your trainer has no more green gear, so replace the other slots with dungeon rewards. From 57, high-Agility boots with expensive materials and a hard-to-find pattern are worth chasing.

    • LV 57Skill 290
      Pattern · Knot Thimblejack's Cache
  • Skinning

    Gather rugged leather.

Camping

  • LV 1Skill 20
  • LV 28Skill 140
    Blueprint · drops in Wailing Caverns
  • LV 1Skill 20
  • LV 28Skill 125
    Blueprint · drops in Shadowfang Keep
  • The best camp bonus for Feral damage is (critical strike chance), easy to get and craft with Skinning.
  • Fishing's (8% stats) and Blacksmithing's (Strength, grows with your level) are also good.

Mounts

  • Apprentice Riding90g
Level 40 Mount Guide →