Spiritmender

A dedicated healer: a strong single-target heal that follows whoever the enemy is focusing, wrapping the tank and another ally in Nature's Ward (less damage from enemy strikes), plus a gentle heal-over-time on the most-wounded allies. Surplus healing makes allies Bloom — their next attack carries bonus grove damage that grows with Ability Power. Distinct from the Cleric's group burst.

"Let the grove hold you. You are not done yet."

What Changes at Level 10

When a Druid reaches level 10 and you select Spiritmender, three things change permanently:

1. Stat bonuses are added to the hero's ability scores immediately and permanently.
2. Active ability is replaced with the subclass variant (Mend).
3. Passive effect is unlocked and becomes active in all future runs.

Ability: Mend

Permanent Stat Bonuses

Spiritmender grants the following ability score bonuses on top of the Druid base scores:

• +4 Spirit — adds to the Druid base spirit score
• +1 Intelligence — adds to the Druid base intelligence score

These bonuses stack with ability score points allocated from levelling. They cannot be removed without retiring the hero.

Passive Effect

Each second, heals the 5 most-wounded allies for a small amount (scales with AP). Surplus healing makes the ally Bloom — their next attack carries bonus damage scaling with Ability Power.

This passive is always active during combat — no gear or skill tree investment required to trigger it.

Recommended Skill Tree Themes

Magic / Spirit (AP scales the Spiritmender's heal + heal-over-time).

See the Skill Tree deep dive for the full 119-node reference and routing advice, or the Druid build guide for a complete path recommendation for this class.

Spiritmender vs. Ravager vs. Thornguard

All 3 subclasses unlock at level 10. Compare them to choose:

The choice is permanent — use a Scroll of Divergence consumable to re-select without retiring the hero.