Titan Quest 2: Master Nature Tier 1 Skills

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Hey there! Let's talk about the Nature mastery in Titan Quest 2, specifically the Tier 1 skills: Regrowth and Call of the Wild. These are your first steps into the healing and summoning arts, and while they might seem basic, understanding how and when to use them can make a big difference, especially as you push into harder difficulties.

Regrowth is your primary healing skill. At its core, it's a way to restore your own health or that of an ally. While it's a Tier 1 skill, the guide suggests you don't need to dump a ton of points into it early on, especially for Normal difficulty. Your health potions will likely cover most of your needs. However, as you ramp up the difficulty, Regrowth becomes your absolute panic button. Having it at a decent level can mean the difference between surviving a tough encounter and getting wiped out.

Here's a look at what Regrowth offers as you level it up:

Level	Health restored	Energy cost
1	300	44
2	380	48
3	460	52
4	540	56
5	620	60
6	700	64
7	780	68
8	860	72
9	940	76
10	1020	80
11	1100	84
12	1180	88

Next up is Call of the Wild, which lets you summon wolf companions to fight alongside you. Wolves are pretty cool, and they can be a real asset, particularly in higher difficulties where they can help distract dangerous archers. The advice here is not to over-invest in them early on, and to remember that while they're good support, there are other pets you might find more powerful later. Think of them as a helpful addition if you've got other summons or pets already, rather than your main damage dealers.

Here’s the breakdown for Call of the Wild:

Level	Energy cost	Health	Energy	Summon Limit	Chance dodge attacks/proj %
1	120	155	45	1	15
2	124	180	48	1	16
3	128	205	51	1	17
4	132	232	54	1	18
5	136	257	57	1	19
6	140	283	60	1	20
7	144	308	63	2	21
8	148	335	66	2	22
9	152	360	69	2	23
10	156	387	72	2	24
11	160	413	75	2	25
12	164	441	78	2	26
13	168	467	81	2	27
14	172	494	84	2	28
15	176	523	87	2	29

Tips for Nature Tier 1

Don't feel pressured to max out Regrowth early. Potions are your friend on Normal difficulty. Save those skill points for more offensive abilities or core stats.
Wolves are great for drawing aggro, especially from ranged enemies. Use them to peel archers off you or your more fragile allies.
Consider Regrowth as an investment for later difficulties. What seems like a luxury now becomes a necessity when enemies hit harder and potions aren't enough.
If you're playing a support character or a build that struggles with survivability, Regrowth might be worth a few more points earlier than usual.

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