When I first opened the warlock skill tree while reviewing Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred last week, I spent a good 20 minutes just reading through all the different skills and upgrades Blizzard stuffed in there. And that was just one of the new classes in the expansion; the other six have been reworked too.
I glanced at the sorceress skill tree and saw all kinds of transformative options in there, like being able to turn your burning meteors into icy comets. However, I should've taken a peek at druids and necromancers—two classes I don't normally play—because they got bigger upgrades than the rest of them.
Druids skills are no longer tied to specific shapeshifting forms. Instead, you select which form you want the skill to transform you into. You can finally decide to live out your fantasy as a purely human druid for storm and earth skills, for example, and all you have to do is select which form you want in the skill tree (for free). This is a big deal for creating builds around items that give you bonuses for sticking to one form, and for anyone, like me, who really isn't a fan of playing as a bear the entir...
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