The second important skill group readily available to the Druid in both Diablo 4 and Diablo 2: Resurrected is elemental spells. It's these abilities, combined with shapeshifting, that made the Druid one of Diablo's most versatile courses. In Diablo 2: Resurrected, the Druid has access to Diablo 2 Resurrected Items charms influenced by the forces of nature, including fire, ice, and wind. However, the ability tree is laid out in two different branches, fire and wind. It is actually impossible to take the fire-based ultimate ability Armageddon without taking the best skill Hurricane first.

In Diablo 4, the Druid additionally uses elemental spells, but using a slightly different focus. Blizzard made the choice to decrease ice and fire out of the Druid's skill-set, and instead have his spells concentrate on storm and earth magic. The Druid in Diablo 4 has a wide assortment of different powers to choose from, which range from basic skills all of the way up to ultimate abilities.

The final pillar of the Druid in the Diablo series is summoning skills. These abilities allow Druids in both Diablo 4 and Diablo 2: Resurrected to summon NPC companions to fight alongside them. Beasts do the maximum damage, but have few other advantages, plants provide both harm and utility, while spirits provide fans to the Druid and their group.

The Druid in Diablo 4 has fewer summoning abilities than his Diablo 2: Resurrected equal. However, each of the 3 skills have both active and passive elements, and have a large number of Talents to modify them. Having the Wolves ability will passively summon a pair of 2 wolves to Cheap Diablo 2 Items fight alongside the Druid, which may then be put upon a particular enemy using the active ability. The Ravens and Vine Creeper operate similarly, but neither can be attacked while at their passive forms.