WoW Forever Druid Build: Level 20 & 30 Beta

Feral is the most flexible Druid leveling recommendation because Cat and Bear tools reduce caster-mana downtime while leaving healing available between pulls. Balance is the ranged option; Restoration is the dedicated healing path.

Level 20 Feral build — 11 points

Talent	Rank
Ferocity	5/5
Heart of the Wild	5/5
Feral Charge	1/1

The plan improves the shapeshifting foundation and adds a movement/control tool with exactly 11 points.

Level 30 Feral extension — 21 points

Keep the level-20 points, then add:

Talent	Added rank
Feral Swiftness	2/2
Feral Instinct	3/3
Savage Fury	2/2
Sharpened Claws	2/2
Leader of the Pack	1/1

The extension reaches Leader of the Pack with a valid 21-point allocation. A tank-focused player can redirect points after testing which Bear tools the group actually needs.

Combat priority

1. Apply long-duration buffs before shifting so repeated form changes do not waste mana.
2. Use Cat Form for efficient damage when the pull is controlled.
3. Use Bear Form when survival, control or dungeon tanking matters more than speed.
4. Shift out to heal before Health becomes an emergency, then return to the appropriate form.
5. Use Feral Charge to control position, not simply because it is available.

Gear direction

Feral values weapon/stat upgrades differently from a Warrior because forms drive the attack kit. Agility, Strength, Stamina and useful Hit/Critical Strike items can all contribute depending on Cat or Bear emphasis. Keep an Intellect/Spirit or healing set if you regularly heal groups.

Use the Talent Calculator to compare Feral, Balance and Restoration.

Data note and sources

The allocation is tied to fixed snapshot 1.60.1.69876; this page does not claim final Cat or Bear damage rankings.

• Blizzard — Forever Deep Dive
• Beta Build Tracker