Diablo 4 is an action role-playing game that provides players with an assortment of armor and weapons for them to use to better improve not only the power of their character but also its customization options. While the Druid class may be ranked as one of the least played or recommended classes in Diablo 4 it still has some amazing armor options for those that wish to play as it.
Therefore, these are by far some of the best armor sets players should consider salvaging as a Druid, so they can wear the entire set as they adventure around Sanctuary with the hope of putting an end to Lilith.
8 Sturdy
Unlike the other four classes available to players in Diablo 4, many of the Druid armor set options are incredibly colorful, one such example of this is the Sturdy set. The most interesting pieces of this set are the pants that possess a large talisman made of blue feathers and the headpiece that some players may favor if they don't mind not seeing the hair they have chosen.
Pieces of the Sturdy set can be found at random while exploring Sanctuary and thankfully isn't confined to being a legendary-only armor. Players can salvage the various pieces of gear at a Blacksmith to earn the whole set.
7 Heavy
Keeping on the theme of appealing headpieces, the Heavy armor set is another intriguing option for players that wish to play Druid. Although called Heavy, many players may argue that this set is in fact lighter than others due to the lack of material used in it.
However, the Heavy set is still sure to interest some players that may fish to mix and match some of the gear they find with it. Overall, the entire outfit other than the straw changes when using different pigments, making it a brilliant choice for those hoping to focus on block colors. Once again, this outfit can be easily found on drops from the average enemy.
6 Sand-Worn
If players are looking for a more wizard-like appearance for their Druid, then the Sand-Worn set may be exactly what they're looking for. Connecting both the chest piece of armor with the pants will transform the player's attire to mimic that of a robe instead of two separate pieces.
The helmet is also another great addition, especially for those that chose to use the ravens as their companion of choice from the classes' skills. Wearing the Sand-Worn set may look quite simplistic, but a lot of the style of a Druid embraces a natural look that continues through its armor sets like this one.
5 Weathered
Diablo 4 is known for its dark fantasy atmosphere and outfits like Weathered completely match this vibe while the player is exploring across Sanctuary. This may be the first set to also really dig into the Druidic roots of the class, implementing animal bones and antlers into the gear to quite the threatening outfit; especially with how the hood covers the player's face with bones.
Other than this, the Weathered set also has some fluffy elements to it, such as the fur gauntlets, that are also likely to fit with the other gear available to the player.
4 Strider
Another brilliant option for Druids is the Strider set. This gear appears to combine many of the features from other sets available to the Druid while combining it into a full outfit, such as its use of a runic stone amulet that a player could wear on its own previously.
Besides this, the Strider armor set is another with an interesting choice of headgear that displays various bones around the player's face on a circlet. Unlike other helmets in Diablo 4, players can still see their character's wonderful hair due to the circle going around their head, and not on top.
3 Highland
Although the Highland set can be worn by any class, this gear is by far made for Druids. Mimicking the look of the people of Scosglen, the NPCs that live in the highlands of Sanctuary were once Druids themselves with many following the old ways.
Druids that wear the entirety of the Highland armor set may feel like they truly look the part of a Druid using the elements of Earth to better their chances of survival. As an outfit that includes animal bones as well as runic stones, it is certain to catch some players' eyes.
2 Fur-Lined
Players are likely to have remembered this set of armor from the character customization screen of the game. Players will be happy to know that this isn't a legendary set of gear and therefore a player is more likely to find it than they may at first thought.
Besides the Viking-like armor, a key love from players that use the Fur-Lined set is the wolf hood with a matching cloak that allows the player to blend in with their possible wolf companions. Not to forget mentioning how changing the pigments also changes the color of the wolf's fur allowing for some interesting variations of the armor.
1 Boneweave
Unsurprisingly out of all the available armor sets a Druid can wear, by far the greatest that many players should consider getting their hands on is the Boneweave armor set. Combining fur, bones, and teeth makes the Boneweave armor set quite the intimidating gear to wear, especially the demonic headpiece that covers the player's entire face.
Unfortunately, this gear is legendary, and therefore players will need to get lucky with their drops. This will also need to be salvaged at a Blacksmith meaning some players may be sacrificing gear for this look.
Diablo 4 is available on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.