Chapter 1450: The Insect Shepherd
Indeed, just as everyone expected, in his Giant form, the Druid didn’t even come close to him, transforming into an agile treant spirit and kiting the Giant to death with his movements and spells.
This is the Druid, ordinary ranged attackers simply do not have the speed of the Giant, but with special transformations, sacrificing some damage output for speed and flexibility as a treant enables them to kite the Giant at range.
Starfire’s side erupted in thunderous cheers, and the Guardian returned slowly, carrying two pieces of spoils with her.
For the audience, this battle was a spectacular display; for the Druids, it was a textbook lesson, deeply inspiring many Druids.
Of course, non-Druid professions also learned quite a bit, including details they grasped from the knowledgeable commentary.
For instance, by observing the changes in the opponent’s eyes, one could discern what type of spell the opponent was about to cast while chanting.
This may seem simple, and the experts know this, but for ordinary players, it’s either misunderstood, disregarded, or deemed useless.
But with the commentators’ analysis and the existence of this battle example, ordinary players learned to distinguish spells through the eyes.