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U4GM tips Wyvern Cleave Druid for T17 and Ubers

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If you haven't peeked at the ladders since the December 12 launch, you're probably missing why everyone's suddenly talking about Wyvern Cleave Druid. I started messing with it after watching Barricade's setup and, yeah, it clicked fast. The character doesn't feel like a careful ARPG build. It feels like you're steering momentum. Even your gear goals start to make sense once you've priced out PoE 2 Currency and realised how quickly "good enough" turns into "I want it perfect." The core loop is simple: stay in Wyvern form, use Rend to flatten packs, then swap to Empowered Oil Barrage when something actually deserves respect. How the map rhythm actually plays Mapping is mostly about keeping the flow. You Pounce into a pack, Opening Move pops the stun, and then you just spam Rend until the screen stops moving. Tribal Fury does a ton of heavy lifting here because the splash makes bad positioning feel forgiven. Herald of Ash finishes the stragglers, so you don't waste time chasing that one half-dead mob behind a rock. It's not a "one button and nap" build, but it's close once you get used to the timing. And honestly, that little bit of input keeps it from feeling brainless. Bossing is a different mood On bosses, you can't just mash and hope. You build charges with Wing Blast, then you settle in and channel Oil Barrage. When it ramps, you feel it. The health bar starts doing that stuttery drop where you know you're lined up. Defensively, you still have to play like a human. Reactive Growth helps when elemental hits come in waves, and Soul Tether's overleech gives you room to breathe, but it won't save you if you plant your feet in obvious danger. You'll win more fights by stepping out for half a second than by trying to tank everything. Levelling and gear tips people don't mention Early acts can feel rough. Druids are squishy, and your damage doesn't feel "real" yet. I ran Rend with Life Leech through Acts 1 to 6 and grabbed Cloak of Flame as soon as it was within reach, because that physical-to-fire conversion takes the edge off so many random deaths. Around Act 7, once you pick up the Hooded One passives for Rage generation, the whole thing smooths out. In maps, weapon choice matters more than people admit. Go for high physical DPS on axes or maces, then chase attack speed everywhere you can, because slow animations are what make the build feel clunky. Where it shines in endgame farming Once it's online, it's a solid money-maker without needing some overly fussy strategy. Essences and Delirium fit it well since you're already built to crash into danger and keep moving. "Energetic Resonance" is the kind of mod that looks small on paper but you feel it when you're stacking crit and speed. If you're not trying to no-life upgrades, or you just want to skip the awkward in-between gearing stage, some players will top up through trade sites and look for deals like poe2 cheap divine while they push their next big item instead of spending nights stuck on incremental crafts. U4GM is where PoE2 players find what's hot, what works, and how to keep the grind feeling good. If you're running Wyvern Cleave Druid, you know the vibe: Pounce in, Rend splashes erase packs, Wing Blast feeds power charges, then Oil Barrage drops bosses fast. Need a smoother gear push for attack speed, res caps, and that "online" feel? Check https://www.u4gm.com/path-of-exile-2-currency and get back to juiced maps with upgrades that actually matter, no drama. Play your way, farm harder, and keep the momentum rolling.
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