To realign your stats, use a 'Book of Rebirth' (purchasable with Platinum, Bounty Tokens, or some quests) Vitality: Increases your maximum health by 6.25 per point Strength: Increases your physical hit damageДexterity: Increases your attack (below) and defense (also below)ДЇocus: Increases your maximum energy by 6.25 per point When you level up, you can spend 5 points in the four primary stats: Stats are character attributes increased by assigning 'stat points'. If you choose to try out a mage but primarily stick to your Druid, you are a Druid Main with a Mage Alt. If someone is a Druid Main, their primary character is a Druid.ДЄn 'Alt' is an alternate character. You decrease it by dying, logging out/in the game, or using aggro-decreasing skills.ДЄ 'Main' is a main character. You increase your aggro by casting skills on the mob, auto attacking it, or casting skills on other players with aggro. Each mob internally has a list of players it has aggro towards, and will attack the player with the highest aggro. If your Nature's Embrace skill heals 200 health per tick, it heals 200 health every 5 seconds. It is used in many item and skill descriptions ('Regenerates 5 health per tick' 'deals 500 damage per tick'). These would be huge dragons, wizards, and trolls that require 20-40 players to kill.ДЄ 'tick' is a unit of time equivalent to 5 seconds. Bosses usually drop gear, quest items, or other goodies.ДЄ 'raid boss' is a big and powerful boss meant to be a group encounter for clans and servers to kill. In Celtic Heroes, they are usually denoted by 5-6 stars above their head.

To level up you need experience, to get experience you either do quests or kill mobs (although often, doing quests makes you kill mobs anyways).ДЄ 'boss' is a mob that is intentionally hard to kill. Druids have terrible DPS.ДЄ 'mob' is any game-controlled enemy.

DPS classes do lots of damage! A DPS build focuses on dealing damage. If you have high DPS, you do a lot of damage within a period of time. 'DPS' (Damage Per Second) is a term roughly meaning 'damage'. For physical classes (rogue, warrior, ranger), the auto attack is an essential part of their playstyle. Settings regarding this are in options -> gameplay. You'll understand what that means later it shows that bonuses from gear are essential! As you approach the endgame, the impact of your character's stats (the ones you assign once you level) lessens, however at the start a great build is crucial.ДЇirst, an overview of stats, skills, abilities, and other terminology:ДЄn 'Auto Attack' is the standard, physical attack with whatever you are holding: when you select a mob and press that sword button on the bottom right, you engage in auto attack. You will have to either save or 'merch' (buy low, sell higher).Д¬urrently, at level 220+, I have around 500 Focus (2000 with gear), 600 Vitality (900 with gear), and 2200 Nature Magic (6500 with gear). Items from shops are expensive, and monsters do not drop much gold. There is no content in the game that requires you to be higher than 220. 220 is considered the 'soft cap', 230 is considered the 'hard cap'. It is possible to level up past 220, however the experience gained from mobs and repeatable quests decreases as you level higher than them. Over the years it has changed greatly, as has the game, so expect a number of interjections throughout.Д¬urrently, mobs (enemies) go up to level 220. This guide assumes you know nothing about technical terms and Druids, and will be most helpful to those just starting out. I created this guide long ago, and periodically revise it as updates are released in the live game. I have long mentored promising Druids in the arts, teaching them to use their power to accomplish amazing feats, and aiding them with the struggles from which many have faltered. As a Druid, great fortunes and opportunities await! You will be heralded, seen as a force of love and generosity by all, but only if you can surmount the challenges that lie ahead - and there will be many. Clans throughout Celtic Heroes lack Druid mains (people who identify themselves as their Druid character), leaving an abundance of drops to those dedicated enough to reach their level requirements. I love Druids, and the particular sort of person it takes to level and play a Druid: anyone can make a character in the class, however very few have the determination and perseverance to fully level and experience the journey, through the endless pain, frustration, and strife. I have been playing Celtic Heroes since October 2011 and am a Druid on the server Taranis. To begin, I believe it would be good for you to know who I am, and a little about me.

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