Ravens – Druid Build for Diablo 4 (Season 10)

Build Introduction

The Ravens Druid is a pet playstyle, summoning swarms of Ravens to unkindly slay your enemies. With the new Kilt of Blackwing Unique Item and Stormcrow’s Aspect, Ravens are now a strong and viable playstyle.

• Kilt of Blackwing – Ravens deal 60-100% increased damage and shapeshifting into a different form or activating a Companion Skill Summons a Raven that attacks nearby enemies. Summoning a Raven has a chance to call forth an Unkindness for 10 seconds, increasing the number of Ravens Summoned to three for the duration.

This is a Grizzly Rage build that uses the Dire Werebear form for deadly effect. However, there are several Variant ways to play around Ravens, including Dire Werewolf, Human, and Cataclysm.

If you are interested in other Companion skills such as Wolves, try out the Wolf Companion Druid.

Just starting on your druid adventure? Try out the Companion Leveling Build and swap to this one at Level 60.

Strengths and Weaknesses

Build Requirements

Required Legendary Aspects

Shepherd’s Aspect

Stormcrow’s Aspect

You will also want the new Unique Item Kilt of Blackwing to empower your Ravens.

Get more info on the Uniques supporting this build in the Uniques section.

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This guide covers everything necessary to get started on the Ravens 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

Recommended

Suggested Skill Bar

Cyclone Armor Debilitating Roar Claw Grizzly Rage Ravens

The final Skill is fully flexible. You can choose to leave it empty or fill in another Skill such as Trample for extra mobility or a filler spender like Primal Pulverize for damage reduction. This build can also situationally use Aspect of the Wildrage which would not want any other Companion on the Skill Bar.

This is a Skill Tree setup with Seasonal Chaos Power Savagery in mind, which makes Ravens a Core Skill with no cooldown, but a high Spirit Cost. Non-seasonal players can exchange ranks in Wild Impulses and Clarity for Iron Fur and more ranks in Grizzly Rage.

If you are missing skill points, complete Renown events in each zone.

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.

Energize and Gift of the Stag is taken by Seasonal Players for Spirit Regeneration with the Seasonal Chaos Perk Savagery.

Nonseasonal players or players without access to Seasonal Chaos Perk Savagery should use Pack Leader and Wariness.

In high push, exchange Swooping Attacks for Iron Feather.

Overload is an easy way to apply Poisoned Condition and give some extra damage. Ravens have the Storm tag thanks to Stormcrow’s Aspect.

Check how the build plays in the Build Mechanics section.

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Gear, Stats, Gems, and Runes

Check the following sections for all important Ravens 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 valid alternative legendary powers to use while still leveling and gearing. Combine these with the right stat priorities.

Slot	Aspect	Unique/Legendary Power
2 Handed Polearm	Shepherd’s Aspect	Companion Skills deal an additional 5-13% damage per Companion you have.
Head	Mythic – Heir of Perdition Aspect of Might	Succumb to hatred and earn Mother’s Favor, increasing your damage dealt by 60%. Slaughter enemies to briefly steal Mother’s Favor from Nearby allies.
Chest	Mythic – Shroud of False Death Spirit Bond Aspect	If you haven’t dealt damage in the last 2 seconds, gain Stealth and 40% Movement Speed.
Gloves	Aspect of the Rabid Bear	While Grizzly Rage is active, your direct damage is converted into Poison damage, you deal 40-80% more Poison damage, and you passively spread Rabies.
Pants	Required Unique – Kilt of Blackwing	Ravens deal 60-100% increased damage and shapeshifting into a different form or activating a Companion Skill Summons a Raven that attacks nearby enemies. Summoning a Raven has a chance to call forth an Unkindness for 10 seconds, increasing the number of Ravens Summoned to 3 for the duration.
Boots	Yen’s Blessing	Casting a Skill has a 40-60% chance to trigger a Non-Mobility, Non-Ultimate Skill that is currently on Cooldown. Can only occur once every 8 seconds.
Amulet	Stormcrow’s Aspect	Ravens now deal Lightning damage which is increased by 60-100%. Ravens Active deals its full damage in half the time, and enemies inside it are Stunned.
Ring 1	Aspect of the Stampede Aspect of the Wildrage	Gain 1 additional Companion. In addition, your Companion Skills deal 15-35% bonus damage.
Ring 2	Aspect of the Rampaging Werebeast	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%.

Aspect of the Stampede is a reliable addition of Companions to boost Shepherd’s Aspect count. Aspect of the Wildrage is a strong potential flex option for RNG greater volume of placed Ravens, which can be stronger if less reliable.

For more information on Legendary Aspects and the Codex of Power, check the guide here.

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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
2 Handed Polearm – Legendary Aspect	Willpower Max Life Critical Strike Damage	Companion Augments – Chance for Ravens to deal Double Damage Storm Finesse – Storm Critical Strike Chance
Helm – Mythic Heir of Perdition	Critical Strike Chance Lucky Hit Chance Movement Speed Ranks to Core Skillls
Helm – Legendary Aspect	Ranks to Ravens Cooldown Reduction Willpower All Resistances Armor	Worldly Endurance – Total Armor% Companion Innovation – Ravens Active Size
Chest – Mythic Shroud of False Death	All Stats Damage on Next Attack After Entering Stealth Maximum Life Resource Generation
Chest- Legendary Aspect	Willpower Armor Restance to All Elements Spirit Per Second	Worldly Endurance – Total Armor% Companion Innovation – Ravens Active Size
Gloves – Legendary Aspect	Attack Speed Ranks to Core Skills Willpower Chance on Hit to make enemies Vulerable	Shapeshifting Finesse – Grizzly Rage Duration Companion Innovation – Ravens Active Size
Pants – Unique Kilt of Blackwing	Maximum Life Ranks to Ravens Ravens Cooldown Reduction Chance for Ravens to Deal Double Damage
Boots – Unique Yen’s Blessing	Movement Speed All Stats Resource Generation Resistance to All Elements
Boots – Legendary Aspect	Implicit: Attacks Reduce Evade’s Cooldown Movement Speed Willpower Armor All Resistances	Druid Motion – Movement Speed Companion Innovation – Ravens Active Size
Amulet – Legendary Aspect	Willpower% Ranks to Call of the Wild Ranks to Envenom Ranks to Quickshift	Shapeshifting Finesse – Grizzly Rage Duration Ultimate Efficiency —  Druid – Grizzly Rage Cooldown Reduction
Ring – Legendary Aspect	Attack Speed Critical Strike Chance Chance on Hit to make Enemies Vulnerable Willpower	Shapeshifting Finesse – Grizzly Rage Duration Ultimate Efficiency —  Druid – Grizzly Rage Cooldown Reduction

Storm Critical Strike Chance works for Ravens because Stormcrow’s Aspect applies the Storm Tag.

Max Active Size is 100% added between all tempers.

Between Kilt of Blackwing and your Weapon Temper, you will want around 100% Chance for Ravens to Deal Double Damage. Any % above that does nothing.

For the dedicated page on Gear Systems and Itemization Overview, check the guide here.

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Uniques and Mythic Uniques

The Ravens Druid can benefit from several Unique and Mythic Unique Items.

Uniques

• Kilt of Blackwing is the Ravens-dedicated Unique item introduced in Season 10. It boost Ravens damage and will periodically summon extra Ravens for your Shepherd’s Aspect count.

• Yen’s Blessing is useful for its Gear affixes and occasional extra casts of cooldown Skills like Debilitating Roar.

Mythic Uniques

• Heir of Perdition is a strong multiplier with even stronger Gear Affixes. The Critical Strike and Lucky Hit chance both boost our chance for Pack Leader Resets.

• Shroud of False Death like for all builds, the +1 to all Skill Passives is powerful.

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Gems and Runewords

The following are the recommended Gem and Runeword setups for the Ravens Druid.

Gems

Weapon Gems	Armor Gems	Jewelry Gems
Grand Emerald for Critical Strike Damage	Grand Sapphire for Willpower	Grand Skull up to 1000 Armor, then Grand Diamond for resistance to all elements

Runewords

Use these Runeword combinations for the Ravens Druid, placed in the 2-Handed Weapon and into one Armor slot.

Runeword Combination	Runeword Effects
Ahu Xan	Ahu – Lucky Hit: Up to a 100% chance against non-Healthy enemies. Xan – 300 Offering. Overflow: Increased duration. Your next attack will cause your hits to be a guaranteed Critical Strike and Overpower for 0.35 seconds.
Nagu Ceh	Nagu – Gain: 100 Offering. Maintain at least 1 active Summon for 5 seconds, gaining Offering for each up to 6 Summons. Ceh – Requires: 100 Offering, Overflow: Summon Multiple Wolves. Cooldown: 1 seconds. Summon a Spirit Wolf to attack enemies for 8 seconds.

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.

Xan will offer periods where all direct damage events Overpower. This is useful during bosses to extend Grizzly Rage.

Ceh will periodically summon Spirit Wolves to assist you in combat; applying Chill, Vulnerable, and adding to Shepherd’s Aspect count. They are Unhindered, passing through enemies and the player. They won’t do high damage like your Ravens, but they’re good boys anyways.

Qax can be the stronger Push option over Xan provided you are not having any Spirit or Grizzly Rage uptime issues.

Note that with Chaos Perk Savagery, Yul will no longer be an effective trigger, as Ravens has become a Core Skill without a Cooldown.

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Paragon Board

The following are the preferred Glyphs, Boards, and pathing recommended for making the most of the Ravens 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 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.

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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 Ravens Druid:

Purge the Infected is an excellent way to apply Poisoned, guarantee Critical Strikes and a tidy multiplier on top. If the Spirit drain is too large for your current gearing to maintain Overabundance stacks, swap it for another option like Marred Guard.

Savagery is a transformational Perk, turning our Companion Skills into Core skills. This removes their cooldown but adds a hefty Spirit Cost. We exchanged Spirit Boons Packleader for Energize and Wariness for Gift of the Stag to mitigate this.

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 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 following is a recommended Chaotic setup for the Ravens Druid. Recommended Masterworks will be in Bold.

	Slot	Gearing Affixes	Tempering Affixes
2 Handed Polearm	Shepherd’s Aspect Nagu Ceh	Willpower Max Life Critical Strike Damage	Companion Augments – Chance for Ravens to deal Double Damage Shapeshifting Finesse – Grizzly Rage Duration
Helm	Fists of Fate Ahu Xan	Lucky Hit Chance Critical Strike Chance Attack Speed Lucky Hit: Chance to make enemies Vulnerable
Chest	Godslayer Crown (Replace with Shroud of False Death)	Damage to Elites Cooldown Reduction Maximum Life All Stats
Gloves	Aspect of the Rampaging Werebeast	Attack Speed Max Life Willpower Chance on Hit to make enemies Vulerable	Shapeshifting Finesse – Grizzly Rage Duration Companion Innovation – Ravens Active Size
Pants	Banished Lord’s Talisman	Maximum Life Overpower Damage Attack Speed Ranks to Core Skills
Boots	Kilt of Blackwing	Maximum Life Ravens Cooldown Reduction Chance for Ravens to Deal Double Damage Ranks to Ravens
Amulet	Stormcrow’s Aspect	Willpower% Ranks to Call of the Wild Ranks to Envenom Ranks to Quickshift Total Armor%	Companion Innovation – Ravens Active Size Ultimate Efficiency —  Druid – Grizzly Rage Cooldown Reduction
Ring	Aspect of the Rampaging Werebeast	Attack Speed Willpower Max Life Chance on Hit to make Enemies Vulnerable	Shapeshifting Finesse – Grizzly Rage Duration Ultimate Efficiency —  Druid – Grizzly Rage Cooldown Reduction
Ring	Aspect of the Rabid Bear	Attack Speed Willpower Max Life Chance on Hit to make Enemies Vulnerable	Shapeshifting Finesse – Grizzly Rage Duration Ultimate Efficiency —  Druid – Grizzly Rage Cooldown Reduction

Other Chaotic Considerations

• Use Song of the Mountain if you are not armor capped.
• Other Form setups may be valid, such as Dire Werewolf or Human. Check the Variant Play section for options.

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 Ravens Druid:

Main Mercenary – Varyana, the Berserker

• Core Skill: Cleave, Hysteria, Bloodthirst, Bloodlust

Reinforcement – Aldkin, the Cursed Child

• Reinforcement Ability – Field of Languish
• Opportunity – Ravens

Hysteria and Bloodlust will both give useful Attack Speed Bonuses. Other setups are viable, such as Subo’s Cover Fire for Critical Strike Damage and minimap marking quality of life, or Rahier for any needed extra Armor or Resistance.

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Build Mechanics

Rotation

• Pre-build Quickshift Stacks. Alternate Claw with other non-Werewolf Skills.
• Activate Grizzly Rage.
• Debilitating Roar for damage buffs and damage reduction debuffs on enemies.
• Place Ravens on your enemies, stunning them and dealing damage.

Cyclone Armor Active portion is not used. The passive defense is present even during Grizzly Rage.

Claw can be used as a Spirit Generator or if used, to fish for Pack Leader resets during any downtime.

Skills, Support, and Synergies

The primary source of damage for the Ravens Druid is your swarms of Actively placed Ravens.

Ravens periodically and passively swoop down and peck at enemies. Their Active use places a zone of Ravens that deal damage over time within that area.

Summon Count and Modifiers

Base Ravens has one lonely Raven.

• One With Nature adds one.
• Brutal Ravens adds two more.
• If used, Aspect of the Stampede adds another.
• Kilt of Blackwing Unique Item summons extra when shapeshifting or periodically summoning an Unkindness on Ravens cast.

Stormcrow’s Aspect gives Ravens the Storm Tag, deals lightning damage (Overridden by Aspect of the Rabid Bear), deals the damage in the Raven Zone faster, and stuns enemies.

Kilt of Blackwing summons extra ravens when shapeshifting or casting Ravens and boosts Raven Damage.

Companions inherit all your Stats. For example, your attack speed bonuses will improve your Companions’ attack speeds. Likewise for other stats like Critical Strike Chance, and Lucky Hit Chance.

Shepherd’s Aspect increases Companion damage for every active Companion. Because of One With Nature, Wolves and Poison Creeper do not need to be on your bars; they’re passively out and counting for Shepherd’s Aspect. If opting to use Aspect of the Wildrage, it is better to not have the other Companions on your Skill Bar.

Spirit Wolves summoned from the Ceh Rune also count for total Shepherd’s Aspect. These are also Summons and will scale with some Companion modifiers.

Ravens Cooldown

For Seasonal Players using Savagery Chaos Perk, Ravens is now a Core Skill and has no cooldown, instead having a Spirit Cost.

Eternal players instead rely on Spirit Boon Pack Leader with high Lucky Hit to reset our Ravens. Spirit Boon Pack Leader resets Companion Skills as a Lucky Hit on Critical Strikes.

• We can guarantee Critical Strikes in late endgame just with masterworked Heir of Perdition and other Gear sources.
• Lucky Hit comes from paragon nodes in Untamed or Sinister Tendrils, Gear Affixes or Elixirs.

Enough sources of Critical Strike and Lucky Hit and we all but guarantee resets before having to worry.

Ultimate and Key Passive

This build uses Grizzly Rage as its Ultimate Skill. Grizzly Rage grants Unstoppable for its duration, grants Damage Reduction, and a large Damage multiplier that grows over time. Grizzly Rage cooldown can be reduced while Grizzly Rage is active. Enough Cooldown and Duration tempers means you can have full uptime on Grizzly Rage. With Dire Wolf’s Aspect, Grizzly Rage Grants Movement Speed and Aligns for Werewolf Skills and Tags.

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 extra duration
• Kills extend the duration by 1 second.
• Overpowering Bosses extends duration by 5 seconds.
• Offensive Tempers on gear give more duration.

If you need more Grizzly Rage duration, consider putting more Skill Points into Grizzly Rage, taken from or targeting gear affixes like Cooldown Reduction or Duration, or Exchange Swooping Attacks Spirit Boon for Calm Before the Storm.

Our Key Passive One With Nature gives the passive count and passive attacks of any pet, even if not on the Skill Bar. This is important for Shepherd’s Aspect and allows use of other companions’ passives on top. This and the damage multiplier for Companions puts this Key Passive ahead for this build.

Variant Play

This build is default a Grizzly Rage Werebear build. There are other options available to fit need, situation or playstyle preference.

Dire Werewolf

Dire Werewolf is a Wolf Commander thematic gameplay that offers better movement options, as well as some Spirit Cost Reduction if you’re playing with Seasonal Chaos Perk Savagery. To play into this variant:

• Add Dire Wolf’s Aspect to a Utility Slot like Boots.
• Exchange Debilitating Roar for Innate Blood Howl.
• Add Primal Shred for a mobility option. Take extra points from Mending.

Human Commander

Sick and tired of 10 seasons of Shapeshifters dominating and want to show off your hella clean transmog? Great! Human is a viable option for the Ravens Druid this season! Make the following changes.

• Use Gathlen’s Birthright on helm. Mastercraft ranks in Humanity.
• Exchange Headhunter for Human.
• Exchange rank in Mending for Humanity.
• Exchange ranks in Toxic Claws for Electric Shock.
• Exchange ranks in Grizzly Rage for Petrify.
• Exchange Tempers for Grizzly Rage Cooldown for Petrify Cooldown, and Grizzly Rage duration for Critical Strike Damage or Storm Damage.
• Exchange Aspect of the Rampaging Werebeast for Mighty Storm’s Aspect.
• Exchange Aspect of the Rabid Bear for one of the following:
  • Ring of Starless Skies when using the Seasonal Chaos Perk Savagery.
  • Airidah’s Inexorable Will for easy grouping from casts of Petrify.
  • Aspect of the Wildrage

Will you still want to maintain buffs like Quickshift with occasional casts of Claw or other Shapeshifting Skills? Yeah, they are important multipliers, sorry. Except in farm where you are likely overkilling things without these passives!

Cataclysm Stormcrows

Spirit Cost in my wholesome farm build? Gross, I know. We have room for a Chaotic Mjölnic Ryng if you wanted to play a Cataclysm style gameplay. This is strictly less damage than other options, but will still be valid in Torment 4 content like Infernal Hordes. To play this style:

• Use Gathlen’s Birthright on helm. Mastercraft ranks in Humanity.
• Exchange Headhunter for Human.
• Exchange rank in Mending for Humanity.
• Exchange ranks in Toxic Claws for Electric Shock.
• Exchange ranks in Grizzly Rage for Petrify.
• Exchange ranks in Heightened Senses and Clarity for Endless Tempest.
• Exchange Aspect of the Rampaging Werebeast for Mighty Storm’s Aspect.
• Exchange Aspect of the Rabid Bear for one of the following:
  • Ring of Starless Skies when using the Seasonal Chaos Perk Savagery.
  • Aspect of the Wildrage
• Use Mjölnic Ryng, preferably on a Chaos Slot like Pants.
• Exchange tempers for Grizzly Rage Cooldown for Cataclysm Cooldown, and Grizzly Duration for Critical Strike Damage or Storm Damage.
• Use Calm Before the Storm Spirit Boon, replacing Swooping Attacks.

Which Elixirs Should You Use?

The Alchemist offers helpful consumables at the cost of foraged materials found throughout Sanctuary.

• Craft the highest available Elixir of Advantage II for Lucky Hit and Attack Speed 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.
• Upgrade your Potion as you level, increasing the instant healing of the potion!

Season 10 Updates

The new Kilt of Blackwing helps complete a Raven option for Druid! Savagery Chaos Perk is a nice shakeup to the usual Pack Leader reset fishing, making Ravens a Core Skill and Spirit Spender Skill with no cooldown. Grizzly Rage is nerfed but it still has strong multipliers, damage unifying to Poison, easy Poisoned Condition spread, easy Fortify and permanent Unstoppable.

Is the new Aspect of the Wildrage usable? I think it’s an RNG flex with Aspect of the Stampede. Feel free to try it out.

There’s pretty significant overlap between this and the Wolves build. Gameplay should feel generally similar.

The following list details the important changes in the Season 10 Patch Updates that are specific to the Ravens Druid. For general Season 10 information, check out our Season 10 Hub.

Itemization:

• Earth and Sky Damage bonus increased from 10% to 18%.
• New Unique – Kilt of Blackwing
  • Ravens deal 60-100% increased damage and shapeshifting into a different form or activating a Companion Skill Summons a Raven that attacks nearby enemies. Summoning a Raven has a chance to call forth an Unkindness for 10 seconds, increasing the number of Ravens Summoned to 3 for the duration.
• Aspect of the Wildrage
  • Previous: Your Companions gain double the bonus of Bestial Rampage.
  • Now: Casting a Companion Skill has a 20-40% chance to activate an equipped Companion Skill and reduce its cooldown by 5 seconds.

Skills and Stats:

• 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.
• Fixed an issue where Druid Ravens passive power was not receiving bonuses from instances of Additive or Multiplicative bonus damage towards shapeshifting forms or human form.
• Fixed an issue where Stormcrow’s Aspect was not properly granting the Storm Skill bonus to Ravens.
• Fixed an issue where Ravens could scale infinitely when being auto cast 🙁

Changelog

• September 21, 2025: Guide created for Season 10, Patch 2.4 and the introduction of Unique Item Kilt of Blackwing and several bug fixes to Ravens. Seasonal Players please note that the Season 10 Mechanics section has setups that include the seasonal Chaos Armors.