That depends; the question you should ask is "what kinda of play style does YOU like best? What do YOU want to be?" there no point of we tell you to level to 70/80 resto druid when you hate being healer in raids/arena/bg.

I just like you, once interested trying playing a druid, so I did my homework on them. (If only school have a subject call "wow" ). I read a lot in wowwiki.com, but according to Quazacolt the site is obsolete. So here just some basic ideas and comment from my puny brain. I never play a druid before, if I’m wrong, I’m sorry.

As the famous druids are known "can do it all(in a druid way)". There like 3 type of build to play with(that I know of).

From Balance talent, there the Boomkin. Its play like a mages without the AOE... in PLATE ARMOR . Bring DEATH and DESTRUCTION with its almighty MOONFIRE spam . But unlike mages, your mana pool will be empty before you know it.

From Feral talent, the direbear/cat form. Its play like a warrior/rogue...with some healing . Instead of use mana, you use rage in direbear form or energy in cat from. Its can last a long battle. And remember when you switch form, its mana cost is BASE on mana pool PERCENTAGE, not a fix number & "Mangle FTW!!!11one!! "
But if you have a latency issue, you get the:"Need more rage", "need more energy", "out of range", "need to behind target" problem.

And last, the Restoration talent. Healing is the name of the game. If play right, you will NEVER die.


As professional you can go herb/alchemy(make mana potion for boomkin mana problem), or skin/leather(good for early level gearing, but in the end, you pretty much either stick with arena welfare epic or raid loots.)

That all I have, hope that helps .

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