Tantruum

Have read all I can about being the best Warden.
No one has said the proper way and time to use undergrowth, hope that is right. The root with the green back ground.
Also spenting AA's. Have spent the first 60 and have Force of nature.
What's the best way to cont', what's the next important thing to have ?
Thank you for your help.

WC-Larry

There is no 'proper' way to use your roots. If you are more of a nuker approach then you use Undergrowth in combination with the other root spells we have to keep a mob, or mobs, locked down so that you can avoid the mostly melee damage from the mobs by just ranging it. In a melee spec type setup the root spells arent very useful for much unless you're in trouble and need some room to back up and heal.

As far as your AAs go, it depends on how you want to set up your character. I recommend getting Force of Nature and Naturewalk first. Once you have those two end lines I recommend going down druid Agi line. You should go 4 4 4 8 in Agi line (maxing Wild Regeneration). This will give you a pet (charm animal) in most overland zones so it will help your soloing a bit and it will also increase your healing effectiveness via the Wild Regeneration AA. After Agi line I would recommend going down Str line for more DPS or going down Sta line for more healing power. Where you go after Naturewalk, Force of Nature, and Agi line is more a matter of personal preference and play style than anything.

CriticalOvrLoad

Another use for this is a debuff for heroic content. It roots, but also decreases the AGI of the mobs in the entire encounter. But only good for non-Epic content.

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Ariel

I know it's possible to be almost Tier 6 and still consider yourself 'new', but..confirming you even HAVE Undergrowth as a spell?

I only ask because you are saying you are a new Warden, and you don't get that spell till level 47. You can put AA into it long before that if you are working down the movement line, but those AA's don't do anything without the spell.

Since it's a group root (vs our Wisp's AoE root), it's kind of helpful to keep grouped mobs at a distance. If you are melee, you can still root the group, damage one to break the root and kill them one at a time.