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High Order Skyborne Druid: your first 10 levels
Updated · ForeverDB
A gentle start for a High Order Skyborne Druid in WoW Forever: where your trainer stands in Thendal Village, your spells up to level 10, your class quests, the racials that help and the best professions.
Written for WoW Forever, for your first 10 levels. Where each person stands comes from what players recorded in WoW Forever wherever we have it. Anything else is marked: "Classic data" means the spot comes from the original game and may have moved in Forever.
Right now
Welcome! You're a High Order Skyborne Druid, and you start in Thendal Village. Here are the three things you need first. Take your time: nothing here is in a rush.
- You appear at 42.8, 23.4 in Thendal Village.
- Your first quest: talk to Ailee Farheart (42.8, 23.4), next to where you appear.
- Your Druid trainer is Xyton Silverwind at 41.7, 23.3, 60 yards west of where you appear (seen in Forever). Walk: 70 yards, 10 sec.
- Your class quest: Rorian the Dayseeker also has A Student of Nature for you. It sends you to your trainer, and it's free experience.
Tip: If you die, that's fine: everyone does. Click Release Spirit, run back to your body as a ghost, and carry on. Fight one enemy at a time and eat or drink between fights.
Playing a Druid at first
You're a shapeshifter and a nature caster. Early on you cast nature spells and heal yourself, and at level 10 you learn to turn into a bear. You use mana.
- Cast Wrath at an enemy from a distance.
- Heal yourself with Healing Touch when you need it.
- Keep Mark of the Wild on yourself.
Tip: From level 4, Moonfire and Rejuvenation work over time while you do something else.
Tip: Your bear form comes from a class quest at level 10. It makes leveling much easier.
Your spells up to level 10
You start with your level 1 spells. The rest you learn from your trainer, for a few coins, at levels 4, 6, 8, 10. A few come from class quests instead. From the WoW Forever game client:
| Level | Spell | Learned from |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Healing Touch (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 1 | Mark of the Wild (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 1 | Wrath (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 4 | Moonfire (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 4 | Rejuvenation (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 6 | Thorns (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 6 | Wrath (Rank 2) | Trainer |
| 8 | Entangling Roots (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 8 | Healing Touch (Rank 2) | Trainer |
| 10 | Bear Form (Shapeshift) | Class quest: Body and Heart (Classic quest) |
| 10 | Demoralizing Roar (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 10 | Growl | Class quest: Body and Heart (Classic quest) |
| 10 | Mark of the Wild (Rank 2) | Trainer |
| 10 | Maul (Rank 1) | Class quest: Body and Heart (Classic quest) |
| 10 | Moonfire (Rank 2) | Trainer |
| 10 | Nature's Grasp (Rank 1) | Trainer |
| 10 | Rejuvenation (Rank 2) | Trainer |
| 10 | Teleport: Moonglade | Trainer |
Where your Druid trainers are
| Where | Trainer | Spot (click for the map) | Walk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thendal Village | Xyton Silverwind (seen in Forever) | 41.7, 23.3 | 70 yards, 10 sec |
| Shen'dar Village | Naeluna Swiftmend (seen in Forever) | 45.2, 44.3 | 40 yards, 5 sec |
| Valanaar | Lotheluum Starbreeze (seen in Forever) | 64.0, 75.1 | 55 yards, 10 sec |
Walks start from where you appear (the first trainer), the middle of the town (town trainers) or the first town (city trainers).
Class quests
| Level | Quest | Starts with |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | A Student of Nature | Rorian the Dayseeker (42.1, 23.5) |
| 10 | The Great Ursera Spirit | Lotheluum Starbreeze (64.0, 75.1) |
| 10 | Strength and Mercy | Urs'endris (69.8, 61.7) |
Your racials as a Druid
- Elemental Insight: More damage to elementals, which are common on Zephras Isle.
- Read Leyline: Rest faster: your health and mana come back faster for a short while. Use it at a leyline and it works twice as well for the next hour.
- Skysight: A little more speed for a short while, on foot and mounted. Use it at a convergence of elements and it works twice as well for the next hour.
- Walk on Air: Glide gently down instead of falling. Jump off a cliff without getting hurt.
- Wind Blessed: A little haste for everything: faster attacks and faster spells.
Professions
For a Druid, the best pair is Leatherworking and Skinning. Leatherworking makes leather armor you can wear, and Skinning takes leather from the beasts you kill anyway.
Tip: Not sure yet? Pick two gathering professions (Herbalism, Mining or Skinning). They make money from the very first herb, vein or beast, and you can swap one for a crafting profession later. Dropping a profession loses its skill, so decide before you've raised it far.
More on this: the best professions for each class.
After level 10
At level 10 you get your first talent point. Our Druid leveling guide takes you on from there, and the leveling guide shows where to go next. Your first dungeon comes a bit later: see your first dungeon.
Checked against WoW Forever build 1.60.1.70938.
Explore next
- Quest guides
- Druid: Changes · Builds · Gear planner