u/The_Fallen_Messiah

Hey guys! Today I've got something really special for you. That's right, Cataclysm Druid is finally back! After several seasons of irrelevance, I was finally able to make another great version of my favorite build in the game, without sacrificing the core gameplay - clicking one button and walking around as the monsters melt. This is probably not the best first character of the season, due to the specific gear requirements - but it's an excellent second character. And if you mained a Warlock - Druid can share Willpower items.

Huge AOE, permanent Barrier, permanent Fortify, and visually spectacular - this Cataclysm build has it all. You press one button, and instantly become the avatar of elemental chaos - with lightning and earthquakes raining destruction in your wake.

It comes in three different versions - the starter, the T12 version, and the gigachad Pit 120+ version that does require a lot of luck however.

Yes, this is a long video, but my build guides follow a no-stone-left-unturned ethos, I have a tendency to over explain and show you not just how the build is set up, but also why. It is timestamped, so you can always return to a specific section.

NOTE: about Glynn's Anvil - I do not use it on this build. I believe in making builds that are long-term sustainable and don't rely on a particular gimmick that clearly doesn't work as intended, and may or may not be patched out soon. But feel free to use it yourself.

And that's it! Hope you have as much fun playing as I did, and as always for any questions or constructive feedback I'm always available.

Planner:
https://maxroll.gg/d4/planner/w9lezx03

Did you know that there is a secret merchant in the Undercity that can sell you runes and gems? In this short 5 min video I explain exactly what you need to do to spawn him, and how to do it consistently. :)

Hope you find it interesting and informative. For any questions, constructive feedback etc, I'm always available.

Welcome to the most FUN Warlock build this season! In my humble opinion that is. In what is probably the most visually spectacular build in the game, you will be able to cover an entire screen with fire, and delete everything with a single click.

The endgame variant of this build has it all - damage, AOE, toughness and mobility, as we're hitting the move speed cap. Unlike some Warlock builds out there, this one is also super tanky, as we are having both Fortify and Barrier at all times, along with many other sources of damage reduction.

We are using two main damage dealers: Hell Fracture and Apocalypse. Hell Fracture is our main ability that does the brunt of the work for us, while we aim to unload Apocalypse on elites, bosses or big clusters of monsters.

Apocalypse is stack-based, meaning that it gains stacks whenever we damage enemies with fire spells. This happens very quickly, which means that in the heat of the battle, we can use it once every couple of seconds. Be vary however - stack count matters. To maximize its AOE and damage, aim to hit 50 stacks before cast.

There is a non mythic variant, but you want to progress into the endgame mythic version as soon as possible.

Yes, this video ended up being a little longer - BUT that's because there's a lot to cover. So in the video I talk about absolutely everything you could possibly need - skills, items, paragon, talismans. But also gameplay and even some bugs to watch out for.

Hopefully you have as much fun as I am with the build! For any questions, comments, constructive feedback, I'm always available. Blast away!

Planner:
https://maxroll.gg/d4/planner/knbt7m03#1

I am a tiny streamer on Twitch (20 followers) and I stream once or twice a week. Almost every single time without fail, there will be people who find my stream, and want to "connect" with me on my Discord. When this happens I instantly know the spiel - they want to connect so that they can offer me services like emotes, layouts and whatnot, to the point that it gets very annoying.

Some of them pretend to be interested in my stream even though they have no idea what they're seeing, others sometimes even get pushy when I don't approve their request while on the actual stream lol. Many of them do drop a follow, so that's nice I guess, but I'd rather not deal with them whatsoever.

I respect everybody's hustle, this is a hustle too. But if you're seeing that I have like 20 follows, it's obvious that I ain't gonna pay you for your shit. How do I enforce a harsher policy on this going forward, without looking like a jerk?