The Druid in Diablo 4 has fewer summoning abilities than his Diablo 2: Resurrected equivalent. However, each of the 3 skills have both passive and active elements, and have a large number of Talents to Diablo 2 Resurrected Items alter them. Having the Wolves skill will passively summon a pair of 2 wolves to fight together with the Druid, which can then be set upon a particular enemy working with the active ability. The Ravens and Vine Creeper function similarly, but neither can be assaulted while at their passive kinds.
While the summoning skills in Diablo 2: Resurrected have to be summoned once murdered, the wolves of Diablo 4 return mechanically. In their passive mode, the 2 wolves will respawn automatically in the Druid's side if they die.
While the Diablo 4 Druid course has maintained the original design from Diablo 2, it does make several changes to further distinguish the course from its peers. The only type announced for Diablo 4 which was not in Diablo 2 with the Druid so much is the Rogue. This gives the Druid a different hybrid course to compete , albeit with a very different flavor.
Diablo 4 Druid also has to set itself apart from the Sorceress, which has been achieved by altering its spell focus, along with the Barbarian, with which it shared themes in previous games. While Diablo 3's Barbarian made a heavy use of earth magic, these abilities have been dropped in Diablo 4. This option was almost surely made to permit the Druid to Cheap Diablo 2 Items feel like a distinct course, with its own strengths and style.