After the conclusion of the Diablo IV Open Beta, millions of players will have had the opportunity to explore Sanctuary and the breathtaking frozen landscape of the Fractured Peaks. We were finally able to test out the Necromancer and Druid classes, and as a result, we have developed some formidable builds that will assist you in quickly reaching level 25 and beyond when Diablo IV is released in June. The Very Best Leveling Builds for Druids in Diablo IVDruids are extremely in tune with nature, to the point where they are almost completely one with it. Druids can call upon animals and plants for assistance, channel natural elements to destroy their enemies, and even take on the form of animals in order to fight and defend themselves. All of these abilities are fundamental to the Druid class. We are so excited about all the possibilities that we can hardly contain ourselves; in fact, we have already experimented with more than a few of them just for fun!

With our Rabid Wolf build, you'll be howling at the moon in no time! This build combines the ferocity of a wolf with the lethal poisons found in nature to rip your enemies to shreds in multiple ways, including the unexpected appearance of a Werebear skill. You won't have to worry about any of your foes being turned into werewolves as a result of your bites because they will all be dead, whether Diablo 4 items (make an order of game) be as a result of the significant burst damage that your wolf form deals or the DoT damage that your bites deal that is enhanced by Rabies.

When Hell's demons see you charging at them with a Pulverize Werebear leveling build, they will feel as though they are participants in a terrifying movie similar to The Bear Witch Project. You will have everything you need to be a bear, from a presence that is extremely tanky thanks to Fortify to the ability to deal massive damage with Pulverize and Trample. You'll even have the ability to call upon wolves to carry out your commands, which is important because the only thing that could be scarier than a bear built like a linebacker charging at you at full speed is a bear built like a linebacker who is in charge of an army of wolves charging at you at full speed.

Even if you choose not to take animal forms, however, there is still something here for you—rejoice, elemental druids

• In order to become a powerful boss killer, the Landslide Druid build that we have devised calls upon the wrath of Mother Nature

• Landslide Druids are a melee and ranged hybrid build that call upon the earth and all of its bounties, such as Vine Creepers, to create a final resting place for the demons of Hell

• This place is six feet under, where they belong, and it is where they will be laid to rest

However, there are some people who would rather be floating through the air with nothing but the wind in their hair than having their feet firmly planted on the ground. Wind Druids can kill foes from a distance by calling upon the wrath of Tornadoes, while their Summoned Wolves can finish off anyone who survives the high winds without being torn to shreds by the tornadoes. You might move a little more slowly than you would with some of the other Druid leveling builds, but you'll be much safer with this build thanks to its emphasis on crowd control! The Best Necromancer Leveling Builds for Diablo IVA fan favorite ever since the days of Diablo II, Necromancers are the masters of the occult. Whether they command an army of the undead or forgo meat puppets for dark rituals to build their own strength, Necromancers have never disappointed, and they are not about to start in Diablo IV!

There is nothing that shouts "Necromancer" quite like reducing the bodies of your opponents to a fine red mist. You are able to accomplish exactly that with our Blood Necromancer build! You will be dealing massive area-of-effect damage as your enemies perish, which will cause a chain reaction that will kill more enemies, all the while having your minions do the majority of the work for you. After all, an army of the undead is useless if its members are not put to use in some way.

If you think that would be too time-consuming, however, our Shadow Summoner Necromancer puts your minion army to work while you concentrate on channeling a few spells. While you are concentrating on sifting through the dead, a steady stream of minions will be produced for you as you leave dead demons in your wake. Skeleton Priests and buffing your skeletons with Blight are just the shadowy icing on the cake when it comes to your necromantic power.

But it's possible that you're just not feeling the minions at all; after all, rotting corpses aren't exactly known for their ability to carry on a conversation, are they? During the process of reanimation, at least a few points must have been subtracted from their IQ. As a Necromancer, going it alone is not only acceptable but, when combined with our Bone Necromancer build, it is incredibly powerful. This Necromancer relies heavily on the Book of the Dead Class Mechanic (which you can learn more about by clicking here), and in order to level up their abilities, they must first sacrifice their skeleton army. Both the Bone Splinters and the Bone Spear will obliterate your foes while simultaneously allowing you to steal their loot.