Druid Health Question

[oodjob]

Druid Health Question

In the end, what would give my Fury Wolf more health -
30 points into Vitality
Or
30 points into strength so that instead of using Lidless Wall (1 to All Skills) for my 6 Bo CTA I can use Spirit (2 to All Skills)?

 

[Rawness1]

Depends on your Fury wolfs lvl of Oak/ Lyc/wolf lvl.
I'd say 30 points into vitality.
1 more point bo = 3% more life, which probably will be weakned by the other %life factors you have.

 

[oodjob]

Depends on your Fury wolfs lvl of Oak/ Lyc/wolf lvl.
I'd say 30 points into vitality.
1 more point bo = 3% more life, which probably will be weakned by the other %life factors you have.

With regular gear (and bo), my skills are the following level:
Oak Sage: 28
Werewolf: 39
Lyc: 39.
I am currently level 85 and have 4948 health with 6 bo CTA and no shield.

 

[omgwtfbbqpwned]

When you have high +% Life, it is always better to get direct life instead, rather than increasing the +% Life.

Direct life, or life that is amplified by +% Life sources, comes from hard points into Vitality and +Life items, not including +Life/lvl, +Vitality, or +%Life.

With WW, Lycan and OS, you already have around +300% Life, and 3% isn't going to make a big difference. On the other hand, an extra 60 life for BO, WW, and OS to work upon is a big differece.

 

[oodjob]

When you have high +% Life, it is always better to get direct life instead, rather than increasing the +% Life.

Direct life, or life that is amplified by +% Life sources, comes from hard points into Vitality and +Life items, not including +Life/lvl, +Vitality, or +%Life.

With WW, Lycan and OS, you already have around +300% Life, and 3% isn't going to make a big difference. On the other hand, an extra 60 life for BO, WW, and OS to work upon is a big differece.

Thank you very much.