We will introduce you to the expected strengths and weakness of the Fury Werewolf so you will be able to build the type of character you want to play.
Throughout this guide, we will cover everything you need to know to build your Fury Werewolf from the ground up. This guide will teach you to master the Fury Werewolf in all aspects of the game, from leveling to selecting end-game equipment for adventures in Hell and beyond, helping you survive the greatest threats Diablo and his lieutenants have to offer. Hence combining both of them is enough to mow down waves of enemy hordes.Īdditionally, Zealot has an extra advantage where it can use Holy Shield to defend as Zealot Paladins focus on swift one-handed weapons.This Wowhead class build guide covers the Fury Werewolf spec for the Druid class, also known as the Fury Werewolf, updated for Patch 2.7 & Ladder Season 4 in Diablo II: Resurrected. Fanaticism increases attack speed meanwhile Zeal skill inflicts tremendous melee damage. On the other hand, a Zealot requires several expensive and hard to obtain equipment to excel at PvP. Making Zealots one of the most popular classes in PvE playthroughs. They can attack in quick succession, attack multiple enemies at a time.
Zealot, also known as Zealadin or Zealer is an extremely strong build for players who only like to attack head one. Charms: Hellfire Torch, Annihilus, Grand charms with +to Combat Skills (Paladin)/Max damage/Life.Weapon Switch: Call to Arms Runeword Weapon + Spirit Runeword Shield.Weapon: Breath of the Dying Runeword Weapon + Herald of Zakarum.Dexterity: Enough to wear all your gear and reach max block chance.
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