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Guild Wars 2 - Open World Solo Druid | Benchmark + Demo/Walkthrough

Introduction ══════════════════ Since the changes that made Druid a viable DPS build, solo Druid has been a really strong pick, and in my opinion, still remains one of the strongest solo builds, despite the new specs with Visions of Eternity. You have good flexibility, crowd control, damage, sustain and mitigation - and you have your own personal tank most of the time! Due to Carnivore and Blood Moon, Druid can turn mace/mace into a very offensive weapon set, while still having all the benefits of the healing/mitigation/boons that mace/mace provides. The benchmark was completed with infusions, so the damage won't go much higher than 23.5k~ but do keep in mind that due to how much crowd control you have, you will be breaking defiant mob's defiance bars quite a lot, which gives you more windows of them having the exposed debuff, which does boost your damage in real fights. Build link: https://gw2skills.net/editor/?POAFgEW... 22,129 DPS log: https://dps.report/4MYE-20251107-2210... - this is the log that links with the benchmark shown, but my logging seems really scuffed as the in-game meter in Special Forces was showing 23.6k. I do have a lot of logs saved, so I'm going to try and clean them up, in case that is causing bloat/them to not log correctly. (If you noticed the start of the intro was a bit cut, no you did not :eyes: - my render region was not set to the very start of the project so the full intro wasn't recorded but it doesn't make any difference to the build show case). - - A few notes on the build; it is running Relic of the Pirate Queen to get 100% quickness up-time. You don't even need to think about waiting out the internal cooldown as you have so many skills that disable enemies so you keep reapplying quickness. Dagger 3 also applies some quickness too! You can run a better utility consumable (that has an expertise gain element) if you want to for more damage, however I tend to run Cosair due to the fact this is an open world focused build, so you'll be probably playing it quite a lot, so level 80 utility can start to be expensive in the long run, and this build has more than enough damage without it, so I don't see any reason to invest in the better consumable. If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments! Chapters ══════════════════ 0:00 - Rotation/benchmark example 0:53 - Blighted Beast (JW Champion) 2:39 - Distraught Choya (PoF Legendary Bounty) 4:59 - Forged Cannonade (SotO Champion) 5:59 - Fumaroller (JW Champion) 8:58 - Magic Anomaly (SotO Champion) 9:39 - Mushroom Queen (HoT Champion Hero Point) 10:03 - Nereidum, Chosen of Charybda (SotO Champion) 11:59 - Sentient Conduit (JW Champion) 15:59 - Timber Wolf (JW Champion) 18:14 - Wissper Inssani (PoF Legendary Bounty) Music ══════════════════ All music is via Chill Chill Journal on YouTube. Their music is really calming so I definitely recommend checking out the longer form videos from them:    / @chillchilljournal   #guildwars2 #gw2