Help me build Herald/TZ killer Werewolf.

For Fury

Werewolf. Current set up:
Head: Metamorphosis +2 Fury Base pelt
Chest: Fortitude AP
Weapon: Upped

Ribcracker /w

Shael
Gloves: LoH
Waist:

String of Ears
Ring1:

Carrion Wind (got CBF from Meta)
Ring2: Angelic
Neck: Angelic (for AR bonus)
Feet: Gore Riders

Merc Set up:
Act 2 - Might Aura
Head: Andy or Cure or Vamp Gaze
Chest:

Eth Fortitude or

Eth

Shaftstop or Duress
Weapon: Suggestions? Pride? Or something like Mania for Fanatism? Can't afford

Eth

Tomb Reaver tbh.

What should I use as a weapon alternative? Maybe something 1H+shield?
Need help with all gear really. And I'd imagine I'd need get a physical sunder too, right?

Tyty

I really tried similar build, without Metamorphosis though. You will have high CB chance, but what's the point? I was tired of running after mobs with such build. This was before heralds, running after them will be even harder. So I ended up with 1 hard point in Fury only, Jalals on my head, Reapers toll in my hands and merc with Infinity (to decrease enemies defense).
All my skill points went into

Raven and synergies. I am basically run only after mobs who are physical immune. And I am still Fury

Werewolf.
I plan to respec my wolfie to Lawbringer /

Lacerator +Phoenix shield, when I will be in a druid mood.

dionisy_cn wrote: 13 hours ago

I really tried similar build, without Metamorphosis though. You will have high CB chance, but what's the point? I was tired of running after mobs with such build. This was before heralds, running after them will be even harder. So I ended up with 1 hard point in Fury only, Jalals on my head, Reapers toll in my hands and merc with Infinity (to decrease enemies defense).
All my skill points went into

Raven and synergies. I am basically run only after mobs who are physical immune. And I am still Fury

Werewolf.
I plan to respec my wolfie to Lawbringer /

Lacerator +Phoenix shield, when I will be in a druid mood.

wym by running after them? Like chasing them to land a hit?

You can't make a

Werewolf that clears TZs quickly.

You can make a good

Werebear that can clear ubers and other bosses easily though

Generally I think

Werebear/

Werewolf are much more geared towards bosses than elites/quantity

wararmy wrote: 2 hours ago

dionisy_cn wrote: 13 hours ago

I really tried similar build, without Metamorphosis though. You will have high CB chance, but what's the point? I was tired of running after mobs with such build. This was before heralds, running after them will be even harder. So I ended up with 1 hard point in Fury only, Jalals on my head, Reapers toll in my hands and merc with Infinity (to decrease enemies defense).
All my skill points went into

Raven and synergies. I am basically run only after mobs who are physical immune. And I am still Fury

Werewolf.
I plan to respec my wolfie to Lawbringer /

Lacerator +Phoenix shield, when I will be in a druid mood.

wym by running after them? Like chasing them to land a hit?

I am not saying I am playing in a most efficient way. But so many mobs are running away from you when you are melee.

Hi there,

Your gear is pretty solid. You only need a few tweaks and you should crush everything at player 1-3 at least imo.

In order to improve things you should consider options for your merc to proc

Decrepify. An act 2 merc can swing a Reapers Toll. However, I prefer the Act 5 Merc for my Fury druid. This merc fits very well to the shapeshifting druid imo. The merc needs a Hysteria armor (in order to keep up with you and in order to be ahead of your zoo), a Mania weapon (this will help you to reach your IAS breakpoints with the

Fanaticism aura and also makes the merc even faster with the chance to proc

Burst of Speed), and you need a Lawbringer for him to proc

Decrepify. The

Sanctuary Aura from the Lawbringer greatly reduces the danger of any undead monster. Helmets are optional, you do not need necessarily life leech. BiS helmet would probably be a Arreats Face socketed with a

Cham. With the zoo out and

Decrepify procs he stays alive very very well and rarely dies. Your pets (if you use them) you should aim to summon at a minimum level of 17. This way they have maxed out their resistances at 85% and are very durable.


I am playing a

Windhammer Fury Druid this season. On players 1 he crushes everthing. Here is the buidl at Maxroll: https://maxroll.gg/d2/d2planner/i17dd0ld

Hope this helps.