Build Introduction
The Shred Druid dashes and rips into the foes of Sanctuary, every strike echoing the ferocity of a werewolf under the moonlit sky. Gather and destroy enemies with powerful
Shred and cleave bursts of lightning with your
Stormclaw’s Aspect.
This is a Dire Wolf’s Aspect
Grizzly Rage Shred that will play smoothly in both farm and push content.
Just starting on your druid adventure? Try out the Shred Leveling Build and swap to this one at Level 60.
Strengths and Weaknesses
- Fast and mobile
- Strong burst and single target
- Very high action gameplay
- Limited to melee-ranged splash damage
Build Requirements
The following Legendary Aspects and Unique Items are required for build functionality to get started on the Shred Druid:




Get more info on the Uniques supporting this build in the Uniques section.
Quick Navigation
This guide covers everything necessary to get started on the Shred Druid, including Skill Tree points, Paragon, Gearing, and Seasonal updates. Jump to the sections you’re looking for here.
Skill Bar and Skill Tree Points
If you are missing skill points, complete Renown events in each zone. See how these Skills play in the Rotation and Gameplay section.
Druid Class Mechanic – Spirit Boons
Druids unlock powerful Spirit Boon passives, giving offerings to the animal spirits to receive their Blessing. Once fully unlocked, activate the final Boon by Spirit Bonding with one of the four animal spirits to take two passives from that row.
Boon Name | Animal | Effect |
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Gift of the Stag | Deer | Gain 30 Maximum Spirit. Gain 10 Spirit Per Second. |
Avian Wrath | Eagle | Gain 40% Critical Strike Damage. |
Swooping Attacks | Eagle | Gain 20% Attack Speed. |
Energize | Wolf | Lucky Hit: Dealing damage has up to a 15% chance to fully restore your Spirit. |
Masochistic | Snake | Lucky Hit: Critical Strikes with Shapeshifting Skills have up to a 75% chance to Heal you for 10% Maximum Life. |
Druid’s primary resource is Spirit. See the Spirit Management Section on how to keep casting!
Gear, Stats, Gems, and Runes
Check these sections for all important Shred gearing considerations to improve the power of your character in the endgame.
Seasonal Players, please check out our Season 10 Mechanics Section for information on Chaos Armors and ideal Chaos Armor setups.
Legendary Aspects
Gear Slots with multiple options are listed in recommended priority. Any slot with an Optional Mythic Unique or Unique Item will include a valid alternative legendary power to use while still leveling and gearing. Combine these with the right stat priorities.
Slot | Aspect | Unique/Legendary Aspect Power |
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Weapon | Unique – ![]() | Killing an enemy with Shred grants Stealth for 2 seconds. Breaking Stealth with an attack grants guaranteed Critical Strikes for 1-4 seconds. |
Totem | ![]() | Shred deals 55-75% more damage, and Shred’s first dash lands up to 4 additional strikes based on distance travelled. |
Helm | Mythic – ![]() ![]() | Give in to hatred and earn Lilith’s Favor, increasing your damage dealt by 60%. Slaughter enemies to briefly steal Lilith’s Favor from Nearby allies. |
Chest | Mythic – ![]() Unique – ![]() ![]() | If you haven’t attacked in the last 2 seconds, gain Stealth and 40% Movement Speed. |
Gloves | ![]() | Critical Strikes with Shred deal 40-60% of the damage dealt as Lightning damage to the target and surrounding enemies. |
Pants | ![]() | Grizzly Rage is now a Werewolf Skill and Shapeshifts you into a Dire Werewolf. Dire Werewolves gain 20-40% Movement Speed and 20-40% Spirit Cost Reduction instead of Damage Reduction. In addition, kills Heal you for 10% of your Maximum Life. |
Boots | ![]() | Shred gains a 4th dash attack that hits all surrounding enemies, deals 20-60% increased damage, and Knocks Down enemies for 2 seconds. |
Amulet | ![]() | While Grizzy Rage is active, your direct damage is converted into Poison damage, you deal 40-80% more Poison damage, and you passively spread Rabies. |
Ring 1 | ![]() | The duration of Grizzly Rage is increased by 3-10 seconds. In addition, Critical Strikes while Grizzly Rage is active increase your Critical Strike Damage by 5% for the duration, up to a maximum of 100%. |
Ring 2 | Mythic – ![]() ![]() | Spending your Primary Resource reduces the Resource cost of your Skills and increases your damage by 10% for 3 seconds, up to 50%. |
To see how this build compares to the other builds on our site, you can check out our build tier lists.
Stat Priority and Tempering Affixes
Each line of affixes is listed in order of importance, and some alternatives are given. The bolded affixes are the most important targets for Masterworking upgrades. Check the Tempering guide and Masterworking guide for more details about these topics.
Slot | Gearing Affixes | Tempering Affixes |
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Weapon – ![]() | Critical Strike Damage![]() Ranks to ![]() Ranks to ![]() | |
1 Handed Dagger | Willpower Max Life Chance to Restore Resource Critical Strike Damage | ![]() ![]() |
Totem | Cooldown Reduction Willpower Lucky Hit Chance Chance to Heal Chance to Restore Resource | ![]() ![]() |
Helm – ![]() | Critical Strike Chance Lucky Hit Chance Movement Speed Ranks in Core Skills | |
Helm – Legendary Aspect | Willpower Max Life Cooldown Reduction Armor | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Chest – ![]() | All Stats Maximum Life Damage on Next Attack After Entering Stealth Resource Generation | |
Chest – ![]() | Max Life Werewolf Attack Speed Lupine Ferocity’s Damage Bonus Ranks to ![]() | |
Chest – Legendary Aspect | Willpower Max Life Spirit Per Second Armor | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Gloves – Legendary Aspect | Critical Strike Chance Ranks to ![]() Attack Speed Willpower | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Pants | Armor Willpower Max Life Dodge Chance | ![]() ![]() |
Boots – Legendary Aspect | Implicit: Attacks Reduce Evade’s Cooldown By 1.5 Seconds Willpower Movement Speed Max Life Spirit Per Second | Druid Motion – Ranks to ![]() ![]() |
Amulet – Legendary Aspect | Willpower% Ranks to ![]() Ranks to ![]() Ranks to ![]() | ![]() ![]() |
Ring – ![]() | Attack Speed Critical Strike Chance Lucky Hit Chance Ranks to Core Skills | |
Rings – Legendary Aspect | Attack Speed Willpower Chance to Make Enemies Vulnerable Max Life | ![]() ![]() |
Armor cap is 1000 for up to 85% Physical Damage Reduction. This is generally reached with either one Armor Gear Affix and one Total Armor% Temper, or using a Juggernaut’s Aspect. With
Brawn Over Brains, the Armor cap becomes 795.
After gearing, look at progression systems like Paragon next.
Uniques and Mythic Uniques
The Shred Druid uses the following Unique items:
Waxing Gibbous gives strong coverage of full Critical Strike Chance, which allows the player to gear other affixes. Ranks in
Toxic Claws with
Aspect of the Rabid Bear turning all damage into Poison type offers a multiplier that is particularly strong, and can set Waxing Gibbous above a 2h or dagger/totem setup.
- (Before Mythic)
Mad Wolf’s Glee is an excellent offensive Unique Item that gives high ranks to Werewolf Skills.
Mythic Unique Items
Ring of Starless Skies is a powerful Resource Cost Reduction tool and damage multiplier, and can be useful for making gameplay smoother.
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Heir of Perdition has Strong Gear Affixes and a steady damage multiplier. The multiplier can be stolen occasionally from others who also use this helm for a higher damage multiplier.
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Shroud of False Death gives +1 rank to all Skill Passives, which means several bonuses to Damage Multipliers, Damage Reductions, Resistances, Fortify, Healing and Critical Strike Chance. The All Stats is a significant contributor to activating Paragon Rare Node Bonuses.
Gems and Runewords
The following are the recommended Gem and Runeword setups for the Shred Druid.
Gems
Weapon Gems | Armor Gems | Jewelry Gems |
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Runewords
Use these Runeword combinations for the Shred Druid, placed in Armor slots.
Runeword Combination | Runeword Effects |
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Moni Xan | ![]() ![]() |
Igni Que | ![]() ![]() Evoke the Druid’s Earthen Bulwark, granting yourself a Barrier. |
Runewords use a conditional Rune of Ritual to generate Offering. The Offering is consumed by the Rune of Invocation to trigger its effect. Runes replace Gems in gear with two sockets. Up to two sets of Runeword Pairs can be placed at a time.
Shred is a fast attack and has the Mobility Tag, meaning
Moni will work as a trigger, giving high volumes of Critical Overpowers with
Xan.
Que gives periodic casts of
Earthen Bulwark for Barrier, Fortify, and Unstoppable. It also forces form change for Chaos Perk
Wild Transformations.
Other combinations can also work well; adjust to the content you are running. These may include:
- Push –
Qax can be used as a strong multiplier, replacing
Que, but make sure you have no Spirit generation issues.
- Gathering/ Farming –
Kry rune for
Vortex can be a strong quality of life increase.
Yom could also be used with
Airidah’s Inexorable Will.
- Early Gearing – While leveling and gearing before legendary Runes become accessible, many Magic and Rare runewords, such as
Gar for Critical Strike Chance, will be viable.
Paragon Board
The following are the preferred Glyphs, Boards, and pathing recommended for making the most of the Shred Druid.
The road to max Paragon is long. The above Paragon tabs show the following:
- The BASE SETUP tab spends 50 fewer points than the max 328 points, taking a stricter pathing to take almost all Legendary, Rare, and Magic Nodes, and activates all Glyph Nodes with their secondary effects.
- The FULL SETUP tab completes the paragon board in its final form, filling in the rest of the board to give additional additive bonuses, especially within the Glyph areas.
Glyphs have two significant breakpoint increases. At level 15, the glyph grows in radius and gains a special effect. At level 46, the glyph grows to its max radius and gains a strong conditional damage multiplier.
Glyphs are placed as if they are at least level 15+ in radius. Total Boards placed are now limited to a max of 5; the Starter Board and four Class Boards. Rotate boards as necessary.
Season 10 Mechanics
Chaos Perks
Chaos Perks are the latest flavor of seasonal power, offering a selection of one Unique and 3 other powers of any combination. Perks are acquired from Seasonal Reputation or from Bartuc in Infernal Hordes. Here is the recommended setup for the Shred Druid.
Power | Description |
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![]() | Gain the following: 100-200% Maximum Life +50-100% Healing Received 75-125% Overpower Damage However, your Maximum Resistances are reduced by 25%, and your damage reduction from Armor is capped at 60%. |
![]() | Your Core Skills also apply 100-200% of their Base damage as Poisoning over 4 seconds. Dealing direct damage to a Poisoned enemy spends 5 Spirit to be a guaranteed Critical Strike that deals 30-60% increase damage. |
![]() | Every 100 Spirit you generate above your Maximum increases your damage by 50-100% for 5 seconds. This bonus stacks up to 3 times, but does not refresh. |
![]() | Wild Transformations – Legendary Shapeshifting into a new form uses a free Skill and grants an additional bonus for 5 seconds: Werewolf uses Blood Howl, 10-20%[x] Critical Strike Damage Werebear uses Debilitating Roar, 10-20% Damage Reduction Human uses Cyclone Armor, 10-20%[x] Attack Speed |
Thanks to Que forcing form, we can get good value from
Wild Transformations, periodically gripping enemies with
Preserving Cyclone Armor.
Chaos Armors
Chaos Armors are a selection of generic and class Unique Items that can drop as empowered versions in any Armor Slot besides their native slot. For example, a ChaoticFists of Fate could drop as a helm, chest, pants, and boots. These items open many possibilities, but have a very large pool of items with low drop rates and are untradable, meaning a perfect setup may take a while, and many combinations will be effective in the meantime.
The best Chaos Armors for the Shred Druid include several high multiplier options, including:
Malefic Crescent significantly boosts
Lupine Ferocity.
Banished Lord’s Talisman gives frequent and stronger Overpowered Attacks.
The following is a recommended Chaotic setup for the Shred Druid. Recommended Masterworks will be in Bold.
Slot | Gearing Affixes | Tempering Affixes | |
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Dagger | ![]() | Willpower Max Life Critical Strike Damage Chance to Restore Resource | ![]() ![]() |
Totem | ![]() | Cooldown Reduction Willpower Lucky Hit Chance Chance to Restore Resource | ![]() ![]() |
Helm | ![]() | Lucky Hit Chance Critical Strike Chance Attack Speed Lucky Hit: Chance to make enemies Vulnerable | |
Chest | ![]() (Replace with ![]() ![]() ![]() | Maximum Life Lupine Ferocity’s Damage Bonus Werewolf Attack Speed Ranks to Digitigrade Gait | |
Gloves | ![]() | Ranks to ![]() Attack Speed Willpower Max Life | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Pants | ![]() ![]() ![]() | Maximum Life Overpower Damage Attack Speed Ranks to Core Skills | |
Boots | ![]() | Ranks to Feral Aptitude Werewolf Critical Strike Damage Willpower% Movement Speed while Shapeshifted into a Werewolf | |
Amulet | ![]() | Willpower% Ranks to ![]() Ranks to ![]() Ranks to ![]() | ![]() Druid Motion – Ranks in ![]() |
Ring | ![]() (Replace with ![]() | Attack Speed Willpower Max Life Chance to Make Enemies Vulnerable | ![]() ![]() |
Ring | ![]() | Attack Speed Willpower Max Life Chance to Make Enemies Vulnerable | ![]() ![]() |
Note this setup does not include Waxing Gibbous. We opt for a Dagger instead to make more Aspect room, and because Guaranteed Critical Strike Chance is already covered with
Purge the Infected. Dagger is chosen over other weapon types for their attack speed.
Other Chaotic Considerations
- Use
Song of the Mountain if you are not armor-capped.
- Farm –
Airidah’s Inexorable Will with
Yom can be an acceptable setup. Yom will also help keep
Overabundance capped.
Dire Wolf’s Aspect is essential for using
Shred during
Grizzly Rage.
- There may be other setups that are competitive, including non-Grizzly Rage builds that use
Petrify instead. This would open up more Chaos Armor slot options, like not using to use
Dire Wolf’s Aspect,
Aspect of the Rabid Bear, and
Aspect of the Rampaging Werebeast. A quick and dirty exchange would be:
- Swap
Grizzly Rage for equivalent ranks in
Petrify.
- Exchange
Dire Wolf’s Aspect for
Aspect of the Agile Wolf.
- Move
Aspect of the Blurred Beast to Ring, and put
Aspect of the Unsatiated to Amulet.
- Add in Chaotic
Fists of Fate or Chaotic
Crown of Lucion if your Spirit can handle it.
- For farm content, throw in Chaotic
Airidah’s Inexorable Will. Lots of yoinks with
Yom.
- Swap
Mercenaries
Once unlocked, Mercenaries are followers that aid the Player in combat. A main mercenary is chosen to fight alongside you, granting strong buffs or perks, and a secondary Mercenary is chosen to periodically Reinforce you under a chosen Opportunity condition.
The following Mercenary options are recommended for the Shred Druid:
Main Mercenary – Varyana, the Berserker
- Skills:
Cleave,
Hysteria,
Bloodthirst,
Bloodlust
Reinforcement – Raheir, the Shieldbearer
Hysteria and Bloodlust will both give strong Attack Speed bonuses. Other setups are valid, such as Subo’s Cover Fire and minimap target tracking as high quality of life, or Raheir if you need more Armor or Resistance.
Build Mechanics
Rotation and Playstyle
- Prebuild stacks of
Quickshift by alternating
Maul and
Shred.
Shred to approach enemies.
- Activate
Grizzly Rage to enter Dire Werewolf Form.
Blood Howl to trigger Stealth, activating the Critical Strike bonus for
Waxing Gibbous.
- Cast
Shred on enemies.
Use Earthen Bulwark as necessary for Fortify and as a source of Unstoppable to break Crowd Controls.
Earthen Bulwark or
Cyclone Armor will not be available for Active Use during
Grizzly Rage. You will still benefit from Bulwark via
Que triggers and still receive the passive defense boost of Cyclone Armor.
Maul does not need to hit a target for Werebear Shapeshifting buffs. Make sure you’re familiar with your Force Hold keybind to easily Maul in place.
Skills, Support, and Synergies
The Shred Druid groups and dashes into enemies for strong damage. Shred is a high mobility skill that is efficient for killing and then moving on.
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Stormclaw’s Aspect causes a secondary hit of splashed damage when Shred Critically Strikes.
- If used,
Waxing Gibbous will give full Critical Strike Chance, guaranteeing
Stormclaw’s Aspect to deal its splash damage.
Primal Shred is taken for the extra Dash mobility and the blanket Critical Strike Damage buff for all attacks with
Shred. For farm and speed content, it is the simple choice.
Supporting Skills
Blood Howl gives attack speed, healing, and Stealth when used with
Waxing Gibbous. With
Waxing Gibbous and
Shroud of False Death benefiting from Stealth, this means strong bursts of Shred damage.
Cyclone Armor is mostly taken for its passive defense boost, which is active even during
Grizzly Rage. Thanks to Chaos Perk
Wild Transformations and
Que forcing a form change, the grip from
Preserving Cyclone Armor will get good value.
Earthen Bulwark provides Unstoppable, Fortify, and Barrier as needed. During
Grizzly Rage, triggers of
Que Rune will force shift.
Maul is useful for prebuilding shapeshifting buffs like
Quickshift. This is a flex skill that could be exchanged for other useful things, like
Natural Rabies to help spread Poisoned Condition.
Grizzly Rage
This build uses Grizzly Rage as its Ultimate Skill. With
Dire Wolf’s Aspect, we become the Dire Werewolf.
Dire Werewolf Grizzly Rage grants Unstoppable for its duration, grants movement speed and healing on kill, and a damage buff that grows over time. With Aspect of the Rabid Bear, our damage type for all attacks becomes Poison, which helps unify several multipliers like
Toxic Claws. Thanks to
Aspect of the Rabid Bear, enemies will be periodically Poisoned via a passive spread of Rabies for multipliers like
Envenom.
Grizzly Rage’s cooldown can be reduced while Grizzly Rage is active. Any Skill not tuned to Grizzly Rage, such as Earth or Storm Skills, will be unavailable while Grizzly Rage is active. Some still give benefits, such as the passive defense of Cyclone Armor.
Only one point is invested into Grizzly Rage to be functional, and further points only reduce the cooldown.
Grizzly Rage has a capped duration, but we gain or extend Grizzly Rage duration with:
Aspect of the Rampaging Werebeast gives up to 10 seconds of extra duration.
- Kills extend the duration by 1 second.
- Overpowering Bosses extends duration by 5 seconds.
Xan will periodically give instances of Overpower, giving easy coverage.
- Offensive Tempers on gear give more duration on
Grizzly Rage.
If this is not sufficient to maintain Grizzly Rage for most of the time or your downtime becomes too disruptive, consider one or more of the following options:
- Exchange the Swooping Attacks Spirit Boon for Calm Before the Storm.
- Exchange Energize Spirit Boon for Calamity Spirit Boon.
- Target your Mastercrafts towards Grizzly Rage Duration or Cooldown.
Key Passive
Lupine Ferocity is our Key Passive, giving frequent Critical Strikes and a strong Critical Strike Damage multiplier.
Spirit Management
We have several sources of Spirit Cost Reduction and Spirit Generation that make Spirit not a difficult issue to manage for this build.
- Gift of the Stag Spirit Boon gives 10 Spirit Per Second.
- The Wolf’s Energize Spirit Boon gives Lucky Hit to Restore Spirit.
Dire Wolf’s Aspect gives Spirit Cost Reduction during
Grizzly Rage.
Lust for Carnage Critical Strikes grant resource.
Ancestral Guidance nodes for Spirit on Kill and Max Spirit.
Aspect of the Unsatiated granting Spirit on Critical Strike. With
Waxing Gibbous, that’s all attacks while the Critical Strike Chance buff is active.
In Early Gearing and Leveling, consider doing the following for Spirit Generation and Management:
- Use the
Gar rune to increase Critical Strike Chance, increasing
Aspect of the Unsatiated trigger chance.
- Use the Wolf’s Energize Spirit Boon.
- Adjust Gear affixes: Chance to restore resource on Weapon, Resource Generation on Rings, Resource Temper Manuals on Jewelry, or Spirit Per Second on Helm, Chest, or Boots can all be helpful.
- Worst case in early leveling and gearing, use
Maul as a Basic Attack Builder. Replace
Debilitating Roar or
Hurricane. Maul can be useful for upkeeping Werebear Shapeshifting buffs as well.
Controller vs Keyboard and Mouse
The Shred Druid can play smoother on a controller. When held, Shred can auto-move to the nearest enemies or continue direction if no enemies are in range. The Dashes from casts of
Shred auto-aim to the nearest enemy. A keyboard and Mouse can offer better control, allowing you to choose targets to Dash to. Both options are valid. Keyboard and Mouse can also access the auto-aim behavior by going into ESC -> Options -> Gameplay, and changing Skill Toggle Behavior to Toggle All.
Elixirs, Incense, and Health Potions
The Alchemist offers helpful consumables at the cost of foraged materials found throughout Sanctuary.
- Craft
Elixir of Advantage II for Attack Speed and Lucky Hit bonuses.
- One of each Incense Category can be used, for a total of three active Incenses at a time. In priority:
- Defensive –
Reddamine Buzz for Max Life, or
Song of the Mountain if you need the Armor, up to 1000 armor cap.
- Core Stat –
Blessed Guide for Willpower.
- Resistance –
Soothing Spices for All Resist, All Resist Maximum, and Armor.
- Defensive –
- Upgrade your Potion as you level, increasing the instant healing of the potion!
Season 10 Updates
Shred base damage is up, Stormclaw’s Aspect is down, but this is overall positive for us. Grizzly Rage is down, but we will still opt for this Ultimate since it spreads Poisoned, has high aspect multipliers, and offers permanent Unstoppable. We are swapping to Lupine Ferocity Key Passive to make more Chaos Armor room by dropping
Wildheart Hunger and
Bestial Rampage. Otherwise, there’s not much difference for Shred this season.
The following list details the important changes in the Season 10 Patch Updates that are specific to the Shred Druid. For general Season 10 information, check out our Season 10 Hub.
Itemization:
Stormclaw’s Aspect Damage reduced from 60-80% to 40-60%.
Skills and Stats:
Shred
- First attack damage from 52% to 100%.
- Second attack damage from 72% to 150%.
- Third attack damage from 143% to 300%.
Grizzly Rage
- Base damage reduced from 60% to 40%.
- Damage bonus per second reduced from 4% to 1% (capping at 25% rather than 100%).
- Now begins its cooldown when it’s activated rather than after it ends.
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where Grizzly Rage was granting Unstoppable without learning its upgrades.
- Fixed an issue where Grizzly Rage was not removed from the available Skills on your Skill bar while it’s activated.
- Fixed an issue where Grizzly Rage did not periodically increase the player’s damage as expected.
Changelog
- 27 September, 2025: Adjusted recommended Chaos Perks.
- 21 September, 2025: Updated for Patch 2.4 and Season 10. Seasonal Players, please note that the Season 10 Mechanics section has setups that include the seasonal Chaos Armors.
- 6 July, 2025: Updated recommendations for Arcana, Runes, and updated information based on the change to how Grizzly Rage can now progress cooldown while active.
- 27 June, 2025: Updated for Season 9 Patch 2.3. Significant changes to Boons, Skill Tree, and Gearing with the changes to
Grizzly Rage and
Toxic Claws.
- 30 April, 2025: Adjusted Boss Power recommendations and backup Rune recommendations.
- 24 April, 2025: Updated to the new unified format for Season 8 Patch 2.2 changes.
- 3 March, 2025: small 2.1.3 changes to Occult gem recommendations and updates for the change to
Waxing Gibbous.
- 19 January, 2025: Updated for Season 7 and Patch 2.1 updates. Two-tab paragon board introduced.
- 15 October, 2024: Updated for the new onsite Paragon Tool.
- 27 September, 2024: Updated for Season 6. Changes to Paragon, Skill Tree, Skill Bar, and recommended Uniques.
- 7 August, 2024: Updated for post-launch of season 5. Small updates to Tempering recommendations. Improved readability and clarified case use and explanation for
Waxing Gibbous.
- 3 August, 2024: Significant changes to Skills and Paragon to adjust for season 5, the change to Shepherd’s Aspect, and the introduction of the
Mjölnic Ryng.
- 17 June, 2024: Updated for mid-season patch 1.4.3.
- May 15, 2024: Small changes in gear affixes to adjust for season launch changes from PTR.
- 3 May 2024: Guide reworked for the significant 1.4.0 changes to gearing and for season 4 speculative changes. Format changed to frontload basic build information and offer extra information and options afterwards.
- 8 March 2024: Guide created, fully replacing the previous guide.
- Ownership transferred.
- Adjusted Gear, Skills, and Paragon sections to hit defensive stats targets and improve overall damage output.
- Improved readability, explanations, and options.