Requesting input on my druid

Most important thing in my opinion is get Life Tap ( Dracul's Grasp or buy a Wand with charges from vendors)
You cannot leach from some monster (in special from über Mephisto - https://classic.battle.net/diablo2exp/m ... isto.shtml )
(And you have to replace Saracen's Chance as Iron Maiden will override Life Tap...)

Use Treachery to pre-buff Fade.

And equip something with Open Wounds (or have some poison damage on equipment/charms) to prevent healing.

I would go completely different with the skills
(actually went different as I have my own Fury Druid )

I recommend follow this guide skill distribution https://maxroll.gg/d2/guides/werewolf-fury-druid
(Except that you spend points on Maul: Skill and Werebear only if you will use Metamorphosis)

Hi!

You're in the right general area, but I think the first thing to keep in mind is that you should choose what your build will do and focus on that. Especially when you're trying to work with what you have (and you're not looking to experiment with weird builds), any efforts put towards things that don't go with that plan are kind of wasted. I'm not going to get into much detail because the build linked in this thread already has a bunch of information, but I think it might be good to give a bit of context.

Skills and stats

You are a furious Werewolf! Make sure to max out Fury, Werewolf, and Lycanthropy. Your only attack skills are going to be Fury and Feral Rage. The good thing is that this build doesn't take many points for the important stuff, so there is some wiggle room after that:

• You can choose to go for either Oak Sage (to have lots of life) or Heart of Wolverine (for big damage numbers). Whichever you choose, max it out.

• You can choose to put whichever points you have left in summons or Feral Rage. I prefer going for Feral Rage with just a point in Wolves and Bear so I can summon up some meat shields when needed, while still keeping my main skills at a high level.

At a glance, it looks like your stats might be a bit scattered. Remember: you don't need any points in energy for this (or any) build and dexterity is just for gear requirements. The bulk of your attritbutes should go to strength and vitality. I like to prioritize damage, so I typically go for somewhere in the realm of 250-300 strength and the rest into vitality. If you prefer to have more life, you can shift the balance in that direction; just remember to meet your gear requirements.

Gear

I think the build posted here pretty much covers it, but I want to point out that the typical rune words you might want eventually are things like Fortitude (for your armor) and Death or Breath of the Dying for your weapon. You only need a Lo, Vex and either Zod or Gul as far as high runes go for those, so it's not that bad. Fury druids tend to use big two handers and some good bases for those rune words are: Decapitator, Glorious Axe, Thunder Maul, and Archon Staff, so you can keep any you find for later (especially ethereal ones, since both Death and BotD give indestructibility). Some cool unique weapons for this build are Ribcracker (awesome for bosses), Tomb Reaver, Hellslayer, The Reaper's Toll.

Oh, also, hitting a good attack speed breakpoint (see here: https://warren1001.github.io/IAS_Calculator/) makes a huge difference.

What you need for the Pandemonium Event is:

• Crushing blow (the bosses have too much health otherwise)

• Open wounds (they regenerate life really fast unless under the effect of something like this or poison damage)

• Very high resistances ( Mephisto in particular has Conviction Aura that will put you in negative numbers if you don't go over by quite a bit)

• A source of Lifetap (to leech lots of life, especially from enemies you normally wouldn't be able to, like skeletons and Mephisto)

• Pretty high attack rating (to slap them!)

If you'd like some gear, add me. I have a few things that could come in handy and I wouldn't mind parting with.