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While in the form your charisma takes a nose dive which effects a number of DC's for the classes listed.
Druid you have to invest levels into for those later forms whereas Slayer form is given by playing the story.
However looking at the BG3 Wiki I think the best way to utilise Slayer form would involve going Barbarian for Rage and then Berserker for the Frenzy or Bearheart for the extra resistance + a dip into War Cleric for those 3 bonus action attacks which all apparently works for the Slayer. Rogue Thief would give you that extra bonus action for the Relentless Lunge.
Tavern Brawler apparently increases your attack roll but not the damage roll so that is partially good - more so if going the Berserker Throwing Build with Thief / War Cleric.
Honestly I see the Durge being more of a Berserker type of character who rips and tears into enemies with wild abandon. Rogue Thief adds to the sneakiness of Durge being in a cult + give more Intimidation which Barbarian you'd choose as well. Cleric War Priest gives you Bhaal as a Deity and obviously Guidance to help with those Charisma checks.
I might have another go at a Durge run on Tactician or Honour Mode as the last one I lost interest at the Emerald Grove where I kinda just wanted to do a "good" run.
Probably would go 4 Rogue, 1 into Cleric and then 7 into Barbarian which gives you a lesser version of Alert freeing up the choice for a different Feat if going Honour Mode.
edit: One other thing is that Slayer doesn't get Druid Shapeshifting bonus of ignoring resistances with attacks. So you'd be doing less damage against those who are resistance to Pierce, Slash, Bludgeoning unless perhaps certain items could circumvent that.
Also having synergy with Bleeding somehow would make the Slayer a lot better in fights. So perhaps Slayer isn't that bad but needs to be built around using that form.
Ah... yea that sounds like a rather large oversight... Maybe the idea is that the Durge needs to be convincing with Charisma but when his monster form comes out everyone is grossed out which is why it has trash innate Charisma.
I suppose you can't really optimise for it well unless the skill checks are based on a primary stat in which case for many people that would be Charisma. I wouldn't know as I've barely touched Durge. Someone in our MP group is one for an Honour Mode run and it was always a bit of a meme for him to bring out his jimmy jammers and fail. 1v1 vs Orin was a complete fail.
Unlike druid forms, you cannot speak in the slayer form whatsoever so if your character is required in any way to make conversations, you simply cant do it and have to manually dismiss the slayerform (and you wont recharge it until you take a long rest)
So it more often than not is just for a single fight and gone till you long rest, nomatter if you lost the form in combat or not
Let the Slaughter Begin is based on its 8 Charisma. This makes it incredibly hard to successfully use their effects. "According to the Wiki at least. Which is insane cause in comparison Orin's Slayer has 19 Charisma and better skills. At least it's fun to cheese Orin in the 1v1 with Piercing Growl. That's all i use it for tbh.