Advice / Mana recommended for quadding?
 

I recently hit 35 and quickly realized that root/rotting one mob at a time is going painfully slow (this is a Hell level). I've never quadded before and reading several Druid guides they all recommend to "quad". Ooookay, so how much Mana do I need? Am I already supposed to be fully geared up? My WIS is at 150 and total mana 1125-ish.
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks!

Depends on which mobs you're doing. Old world mobs have relatively lower HP, and you should be able to quad them without "good" druid gear. Although you can get nice wisdom items for super cheap just by porting. There are several good wiki guides for druids you should check out as well.

Not likely to be able to quad at that level. Do a bit of animal charming until around 37 or 38 then hit the Yetis in DL connecting in the ice area.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF06c0NffaU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8740xZUcJM

Charm alligators in CT, wayyyyyy better xp with the new zem changes. You’ll be 45 in two days

Been awhile but

DL Yetis (north or south cave) root rot till 41 then
Bloodgills root rot till 50

Both will give insane exp

at 35 you can quad the dervs outside of the Tower of Frozen Shadow - Loot sucks, but its amazing xp. and after you green out on those you can do the giants or dogs near the EW bridge. You'll be low 40's in no time.

Quad bloodgills don’t root rot, just tag and lev them over to land but this is awesome exp til 51, I’d recommend a low lvl root to get aggro so you can tag 4 then just wait for root to break over on the land. Or can low lvl charm a tiger and park it above a double and ensnare another one of the doubles, pulling is the only tricky part to quadding them.

No thanks - I have died twice in this area and the Port-In Druid/Wizard Ring has aggro the moment you materialize.

EDIT: Made it past the Entry-way and found a Bind point in a safe area lol.