Diablo 4 1.3.3 Druid Tier List - Best Druid Gauntlet Builds In D4 Season 3

3/5/2024 2:42:19 PM

Which build do you want to play first in Diablo 4 Gauntlet? Today, we wanted to make an updated D4 1.3.3 Druid tier list for the Gauntlet.

Diablo 4 1.3.3 Best Gauntlet Druid Build - D4 1.3.3 Druid Tier List

Druids employ nature magic and shapeshifting to deal damage in melee or ranged configurations. Their transform abilities let them take the forms of werebears, wolf/dire wolves, or aquatic creatures. On this D4 Season 3 Druid Gauntlet tier list, we took away the meaningless builds like Companion because here they did get buffed so they're not worth even putting on here. The only reason we Bulwark on here is because some people you know might have played it in season 1 and it was so overpowered, but they don't realize how heavy it was nerfed. Without further ado, let’s check the D4 1.3.3 best Druid Gauntlet builds!

S Tier

Shred

Shred is still the best Diablo 4 Gauntlet Druid build in Patch 1.3.3. There are a couple of reasons why Shred is better than the Boulder Shred version. Shred will get even more movement speed than Boulder so it will be even faster. It doesn't have the same AoE as Boulder but will one-shot everything, including elite packs. Shred can petrify elites to group them up and constantly shred them down quickly without them doing damage. With the Airidah's Inexorable Will ring, it can kill enemies way off-screen before they are even pulled in, speeding up clearing. Moreover, it works well with the Spear of Lycander skill, allowing double dipping on shred damage. With good RNG, shrines can further boost the build's damage and movement speed for fast clears. Has proven itself as the top build over time and multiple patches. Other builds may rise and fall more with balance changes.

Boulder Shred

You get the mobility of Shred, so we’re going to move Boulder up into the S tier on this Diablo 4 Gauntlet Druid build tier list. However, there are two main concerns with this. First is the fact that you have to cast the Boulders and that takes time. Then the second one was it was just slower because you couldn't wear a normal amulet and couldn't get movement speed, you had to use the Dolmen Stone. But because there's a ton of shrines in here and you get 25% movement when you grab a shrine. Plus we're using ghost walkers on our boots, you'll actually get plenty of movement speed and the AoE clear on this thing is great as well as the single target damage is great.

A Tier

Lightning Storm

Lightning Storm used to be the second-best Druid build in Diablo 4. We’re actually going to move this one down into A tier. The reason is again it's so focused on speed. Lightning Storm has great AOE damage but you have to stand there and cast it, you can’t constantly be moving. However, it's still extremely strong.

B Tier

Trampleslide

Because it is so speed focused, Trampleslide and Storm Claw are ahead of Pulverize. The mobility of a Trampleslide keeps at the top of B on this D4 1.3.3 Gauntlet Druid ranking.

Storm Claw
Pulverize

Pulverized is just such a slow build and the whole point of it is speed. Although it's a good room clear, it's just slow.

Werenado

Werenado is very good but the problem is a little bit slower. The Gauntlet set up, you can kill stuff off screen but you got to sit there and cast them. So we move this down to the top of B from A, it’s no longer the meta builds. Compared to some of the other ones, the monsters are so low-level, that it won't be as efficient as them.

C Tier