The set you won’t want to miss if you’re a druid and not rich in Diablo 2 – Aldurs

Aldur’s Watchtower is a 4-piece set designed for a druid. Any class can use the boots, armor, and weapon, but only the druid can use the class-specific helm.

Here are the four elements and their individual analysis:

Note: The partial bonuses for each item are listed multiple times because you get a partial bonus for each of the other items in the set. For example, with Aldur’s Stone Gaze, you get +15 energy for equipping another item in the set. You receive +15 bonus energy (+30 total) when you have equipped two other items in the set. You get a total of +45 to energy on Aldur’s Stony Gaze if you complete the set.

Aldur’s Stone Gaze (Hunter’s Disguise Helm Set)

Defense: 157-171 (varies) (Base Defense: 67-81)

Required level: 36

Force Required: 56

Durability: 20

(druid only)

+90 Defense

25% faster hit recovery

Regenerate mana 17%

Cold resistance +40-50% (varies)

plugged in (2)

+5TB light radius

+15 to energy (2 items)

+15 to energy (3 items)

+15TB of power (full game)

Analysis: This helm can only be wielded by a druid. He is a moderately useful druid, given his level requirement. Due to the %FHR and Regenerate Mana mod, it is especially suited to druids who engage in close combat, which are generally shapeshifters who use Mana for rage or shockwaves.

Aldur’s Advance (Battle Boots Set)

Defense: 39-47 (varies)

Required level: 45

Strength required: 95

Assassin Kick Damage: 37-64

Indestructible

Run/walk 40% faster

+180 Ultimate Stamina

10% of damage taken goes to mana

Healing Resistance Plus +32%

+50 life

Fire resistance +40-50% (varies)

+15 to Dexterity (2 Item)

+15 to dexterity (3 elements)

+15 TB Dexterity (Full Set)

Analysis: These are good boots, despite the high Strength requirement, and some other classes will also find them useful due to the 40% faster run/walk speed, a small bonus to health, and good fire resistance.

Aldur’s Deception (Shadow Plate Set)

Defense: 746-857 (varies) (Base Defense: 446-557)

Required level: 76

Force Required: 115

Durability: 70

+300 Defense

Requirements -50%

Lightning Resistance +40-50% (varies)

+15TB Dexterity

+20 to strength

+1 to elemental skills (druid only)

+1 to shapeshifting skills (druid only)

+15 to vitality (2 items)

+15 TB of vitality (3 items)

+15 TB of vitality (full game)

Analysis: At first glance, this armor may seem decent, but the high level requirement is a huge drawback. By the time your character reaches level 76, there are much better armors for you to choose from.

Aldur’s Rhythm (Jagged Star Array)

One Handed Damage: 60 to 93 (76.5 avg)

Required level: 42

Force Required: 74

Durability: 72

Base Weapon Speed: [10]

+200% Damage to Demons

+50% damage to undead

Adds 40-62 Damage

Adds 50-75 Lightning Damage

Attack Speed ​​increased by 30%

10% life stolen per hit

5% mana stolen per hit

With plug (2-3) (varies)*

+15 to strength (2 item)

+15 to strength (3 elements)

+15 to strength (full game)

Analysis: With a good leech of IAS, life, and mana, Aldur’s Pace is a decent weapon when you’re level 42 or so, but once you’re level high enough (76) to use the deception of Aldur, the damage it deals is a shame compared to what you could get with other weapons.

Bonus Sets:

Partial Set Bonuses

150% bonus to attack rating (2 items)

50% more chance to get magic items (3 items)

Full Bonus Set

+3 to druid skills

+350% Enhanced Damage*

150% bonus to attack rating

50% more chance to get magic items

10% mana stolen per hit

All Resistances +50

+150 Defense

+150 mana

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Final summary of the Aldur Watchtower set:

While some pieces of Aldur’s Watch (the boots and possibly the weapon) may be suitable for use by other classes, as a set it is designed with shape-shifting druids in mind. Both werewolves and werebears can make full use of %FHR, faster run/walk, IAS, and the Life & Mana leech. The set bonuses for a full set are quite useful, but the main drawback is still the high level requirement of the armor.