skills, and a stat point distribution, pros and cons for the Diablo 2 Natural Summoner build

A Natural Summoner is a Diablo 2 Druid build that relies on the Elemental and Summoning skill trees. It utilizes spells like Molten Boulder and Fissure while keeping enemies distance with Dire Wolves, Ravens and the Grizzly. Also, Summoners often use ranged weapons such as throwing weapons, bows, crossbows to damage enemies from afar rather than spells (this kind of playstyle is known to as a Hunter Druid).
Pros:
Cons:
The primary skills that the Natural Summoners max out are the following:
Oak Sage/Heart of Wolverine: It’s recommended to have one of your spirits active. The option depends on your preference. Oak Sage provides more sustainability, while Heart of Wolverine increases your party’s Damage and Attack Rating. Some players prefer to max out one of these spirits. Another version of the build is to invest only a few points in spirits and spend the remaining points on other skills.
At this point, you have about 40 points remaining. Some of the best choices are the following:
Strength: You should have enough points to equip your best items.
Dexterity: Invest enough points to equip your weapons or your shield.
Vitality: Spend all the points left in this attribute.
Energy: It’s recommended to place little to no points into your mana pool. Although early on in the game you won’t have enough mana points to summon all your minions at once, this will balance out at higher levels.
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