Celtic Heroes

So, I am A level 104 DPS Druid. I currently have maxed natures touch, lightning strike, vines, storm touch, and currently putting points into natures breath. I have 3 energy and health regens: +40 per tick. I tend to rarely use storm touch because of its energy comsumption.
My questions:

1: I am planning on getting crown of energisation and energy bracelet, which will put energy regen up to +65 per tick. Will that be enough to cover all my DPS skills while fighting A single mob?

2. Because, if not, I will use A book of alt. I will leave skills as they are, but get rid of storm touch. So what other skill should I max out? Either natures breath, abundance, shield of bark or embrace?

Thank you for all your answers and advice.

No it won't.

I have 100 sigils, and it's still not enough to constantly cast skills while in combat.

My best suggestion is to use alt, and not max vines or storms. Those do use a lot of energy. A mediochre touch is ok, uses about the same as lightning. And maybe a couple points from max vines will help a lot. I'd recommend embrace AND bark to a mediochre level for lvling purposes. They will keep you alive while you kill the *** kelpie or tree then you can touch after if ya need to.

Ps at lvl 106 you an lvl at ghosts. They are weak against magic, which is what your dmg is.

Hope that helps

Perfect, because I have A trident of magic!

Anyway, that does help A lot. It also brings me on to another question:

I have 2 rings: +4 lightning and vines.
I will definitely use book of alt. So I will have 103 skill points spare. I want to put 25 into natures touch and lightning strike, so I will have 53 spare. I want to know how many points to put into other skills, and if I should change my rings?

Thanks again.

If you have a golden trident i suggest tryin a howling winds build! Great for solo leveling. I used it for quite sometime myself. You can keep your 25 points in natures touch but switch strike out for vines. You have the ring that will help vines also and its a great skill. The energy cost may seem more but it does more damage over time than multiple strikes. Max howling winds and put some points in dex to increase your defence. The remaining points can be put into bark for less dmg when you are hit, and lightening strike for added damage. Personally the howling winds dps druid is one of my favorite builds... But then again... I like to think outside the box!

The Howling Winds build sounds cool...but for some reason, I just don't wanna use it? :/ as I stated above, I wanna know where I should invest my spare 53 skill points? Thanks for the advice though!