Diablo 2 Druid Summoner End Game Build

When it comes to building a powerful end-game character in Diablo 2, many players turn to the druid summoner build. This particular playstyle is both fun and effective, offering a unique combination of solo survivability and group utility.

For those who may not be familiar with mercenary guides (of which there are many excellent ones available), I'll focus solely on the druid summoner build in this article. To be honest, I rarely use mercenaries unless they're extremely well-equipped, as they can quickly become liability rather than an asset.

In contrast, a well-built summoning druid is an exceptional starter character and an excellent transition into end-game content. With your trusty claws and wisps (Oak and Wolverine) by your side, you'll be able to hold your own in solo play while also serving as a valuable meat shield for dungeon groups. These groups will often welcome the added protection and damage output that your summoned creatures provide.

One of the key changes in Project Diablo 2 has been the significant overhaul of summoning mechanics. This update has led to a substantial increase in clear speed, thanks in part to the fact that grizzly bears can now deal area-of-effect damage and two summons can be active at the same time. When combined with the druid's natural ability to tank and heal, this makes for a formidable end-game build.

If you're looking to try out a full summon druid build, I recommend checking out the excellent guide written by Funguskeeper. With their expertise and your dedication, you'll be well on your way to creating a powerful and fun-to-play character that can take on even the toughest challenges in Diablo 2's end-game content.

Diablo 2 druid summoner end game build