Looking for a build

[SilverLaius]

I've looked through some topics of animal form build but most of them were not specific enough for my no-druid-knowledge brain. I might have missed on a good build that also has specifics, so if that, please just post a link to the comments.

I want to make a animal form build that is survivable and tanky enough to solo while dealing good damage at the same time. Doesn't matter if wolf or bear.

I have 32p builds and everything unlocked exept favored soul.
weapons would probably be handwraps but im not locked onto anything, so its not that important.
I read that splashing in monk is very good so would probably use that.

Would like stat/class on level/feat distributions.

Thanks in advance.

[Battlehawke]

Check out the link in my signature. There is one build their under the casters section titled "Gingerspyce"

It is an extemely good build and has almost everything you want.

[Dreadmaster1993]

Check out the link in my signature. There is one build their under the casters section titled "Gingerspyce"

It is an extemely good build and has almost everything you want.

that's a caster druid, and the poster wants a melee one, im also looking for a simular build
https://www.ddo.com/forums/showthrea...=1#post5385981

[unbongwah]

A few general comments about wolf builds:

• SWF feats will boost your atk speed while in animal forms (as long as you meet the feat reqs); however, you don't get the +200% dmg bonus nor PSWF's 19-20 vorpals. This appears to be WAI.
• TWF feats will boost your wolf DPS as well; this was confirmed as not WAI last year, but AFAIK it hasn't been patched yet.
• SWF + TWF will stack on a wolf build, but the feats are mutually exclusive; take one and you can't take the other. There was a work-around using rgr's free TWF feats, but not sure if it still works.
• Druid 9 / monk 9 / <splash> 2 has been a popular combo for wolf DPS builds: druid 9 gets you winter wolf form + access to Natural Fighting feats; monk 9 gets you 3 free feats, Adept of Forms, and Imp Evasion; while the <splash> lets you round out the build (usually ftr 2 for extra feats & Haste Boost, but rgr is also an option). The main drawback is missing out on higher-lvl druid spells.

There are some interesting wolf builds in this thread.

[Battlehawke]

that's a caster druid, and the poster wants a melee one, im also looking for a simular build
https://www.ddo.com/forums/showthrea...=1#post5385981

It IS primarily a Caster. You should read it before you knock it. It is a very capable tank.

Did you find a better tanking Druid. Perhaps you could be..... helpful......