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TBC Classic Feral Druid Tank Spec, Builds, and Talents

Last updated on May 27, 2021 at 09:25 by Seksixeny 5 comments

On this page, you will find out the best PvE talent choices and builds for your Feral Druid Tank in TBC Classic.

Pages in this Guide
1 Introduction 2 Spell Summary 3 Builds and Talents 4 Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities 5 Stat Priority 6 Enchants and Consumables 7 Gear and Best in Slot 8 Pre-Raid Gear 9 Tier 4 Gear 10 Tier 5 Gear 11 BT/ZA Gear
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Feral Tank Leveling Builds

If you were looking for leveling builds, please refer to our leveling guide for Druids.

Druid leveling guide
2.

TBC Classic Feral Druid Tank / DPS Hybrid PvE Talent Build

One of Feral's strengths is that it is the only spec in the game that has two intended builds built into a single talent tree. This talent build makes use of that to pick up most of the important talents needed to DPS and to tank, while only making minor sacrifices in each spec. This enables you to swap between DPS and tanking anytime, making you a great choice for potentially off-tanking during a raid. Even mid-fight, you can instantly swap between DPS and tanking whenever needed.

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TBC Classic Feral Druid Demoralizing Roar Talent Build

By swapping points from Intensity IconIntensity and Improved Leader of the Pack IconImproved Leader of the Pack into Feral Aggression IconFeral Aggression you gain a stronger Demoralizing Roar IconDemoralizing Roar, which can be useful when there is no Improved Demoralizing Shout IconImproved Demoralizing Shout Warrior present.

You also get a minor DPS benefit to Ferocious Bite IconFerocious Bite, which is especially useful against short lived enemies.

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TBC Classic Feral Druid PvP Talent Build

The PvP build is very similar to the PvE builds, but also gets Primal Tenacity IconPrimal Tenacity, Brutal Impact IconBrutal Impact, Nature's Grasp IconNature's Grasp and Nurturing Instinct IconNurturing Instinct.

This allows it to be more resilient to PvP crowd control, and also to have some extra crowd control and off-healing power for the Druid himself.

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Changelog

  • 27 May 2021: Guide added.
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