I'm choosing to go the stamina route as it gives me a lot of sustain for dealing damage with my various skills, as well as the ability to hit hard and fast. In the case of my build, I'm planning on a 0/10/54 build with Stamina as my preferred stat. Generally, I like to play a bruiser/support character if I can, and the Warden is no exception. The only time you should (mostly) forgo Animal Companionship to focus on Green Balance and Winter's Embrace simultaneously is if you're trying to build a more pure support character at the cost of offensive capabilities.
If you want to be a little tankier, then focus on Animal Companionship and Winter's Embrace, filling out your bar with Green Balance skills as needed. If you want to go the more traditional Druid-like route and focus on being a damage-dealing healer, you'll definitely want to pick up Animal Companionship and Green Balance, with a few Winter's Embrace skills tossed in here and there. Which two skill trees you opt to use will ultimately depend on your personal play style. Picking the Skill Tree That's Right For You The ultimate ability - Sleet Storm - cloaks the Warden in a swirling vortex, dealing damage to enemies around them while dropping their speed by 66% and granting nearby allies a 30% protection buff. Winter's Embrace is the defensive magic tree, which allows the Warden to tap into primal frost magic that will damage their foes and buff their party's defenses. The ultimate ability for this line is Secluded Grove, which spawns a grove around the Warden and all allies that provides continual healing. Green Balance is the healing/buffs skill tree, so it focuses heavily on green nature magic.
But since you only have two ability bars, you'll want to focus on two of those three skill trees, depending on which playstyle you want to use.Īnimal Companions is the primary damage tree for the Warden class, and allows your character to summon various creatures to their aid in battle - including Feral Guardian ultimate, which summons the grizzly bear companion featured in the cinematic trailer for the expansion.
The warden class skills break down into three lines - Animal Companions, Green Balance, and Winter's Embrace. In this guide, I'm going to go over all the basics you need to know to start playing the Warden, including: This class is a good pick for those who still want to be viable in combat with offensive moves, but also want to be able to support themselves or their teammates with healing, stat buffs, or defensive ice magic.
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