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Call of the Wild has a number of synergy skills. They will dish out physical damage wrath and battle standard synergy will help their DPS. Summon limit increased to two at 7/16 and three at 18/16.

You may just not like pets, but I assume you are if you’re reading this guide.

No big upfront damage aoe, wrath can sometimes be a little clunky to target (but has terrific debuff).

Typhon) have cone aoes that can shred minions really fast but with max ancestral horn you will have a lot of minions making it harder for them to all die.

Excellent survivability with big potential health pool and damage mitigation.

You have excellent survivability (cleared legendary with 0 deaths) and can join your wolves in the fray. Wolves offer good permanent pets that synergize excellently with you and your other skills. Unlike devices or regular pets, they do not receive bonuses from auras.This build is for those who want to have pets play a big role but also get their own hands dirty. These are not affected by pet modifier items and have no icon. Some skills allow the player to summon temporary walls. However, they do receive bonuses from certain auras, like additional hit points from Heart of Oak, and you can cast certain buffs on them, such as Herbal Remedy. Some skills allow the player to summon a temporary device. Eye of the Storm synergy increases all elemental damage attacks within a radius of 14.0 meters. Gets new spell Thunder Clap at level 5, which stuns several enemies.

Wisp ( Storm): Melee attacker / lightning damage.

Uses area of effect magic, life drains, and debuffs to aid you. Synergies provide additional defense and add fire damage.

Core Dweller ( Earth): Excellent melee attacker/tank.

Synergies allow to cast a damage absorption shield on allies and to deal extra elemental damage.

Sylvan Nymph ( Nature): Ranged attacker.Synergies add % health reduction and bleeding damage ( Maul), damage absorption ( Survival Instinct) and damage/armor buff ( Strength of the Pack) Can summon 2 wolves with skill level 7, and 3 wolves with skill level 18 (needs +skills equipment). Wolves ( Nature): Melee attackers that serve as minor damage dealers and tanks/meat shields.

As for damage modifiers, however, only melee attacks seem to be affected from this. Some armor, rings, necklaces, staves and related material with Beastcaller's, Spiritcaller's, Summoner's, Invoker's or Ritualist's affixes add particular damage or armor to all pets. However, when either you or they get hit, they will move to take down the attacker. Defensive: Your pets will stick close to you and never take the initiative in combat.Normal: Your pets will stay close to you, but attack enemies that get close to you or attack you.Useful early on or when farming standard mobs, however, not advised when fighting bosses. Aggressive: Your pets will automatically hunt down all monsters in range.Immortal Throne added the ability to set the stance for pets to either passive, normal, or aggressive: However, in Epic and then again in Legendary they receive a massive boost in hitpoints, damage and resistances, making them useful again. Note, that pets in general will lose power during Normal, sometimes becoming very ineffective in Act 3 and 4. Some pets are biological, while others magical. Some pets are temporary, with a time limit on their presence, while others will accompany the player till the pet's death. Pets are summons made by the player, based on Mastery selection.