Originally Posted by
Guyviroth
Honestly, I'd love to have all of those options except class skins, simply because not every class would be as well represented, I don't think.
A new class is always welcome to me. Tinker, Spellbreaker, Dark Ranger, Bard, whatever. I like to see how different classes play, how fun they are compared to others, or see what flashy stuff they have. In all honesty, it's about time we had another class that uses ranged weapons, so Tinker would be perfect for it.
4th/an additional spec for other classes outside of the Druid would be neat. You could use it to give classes an extra role or a different playstyle Something along the lines of:
Death Knight - Flame - Fire-based, Bolvar-inspired sped that is a DoT/Burst hybrid (kinda like fire mages, I guess)
Demon Hunter - Sacrifice - Ranged spec that uses Legion Inquisitors for inspiration with good CC
Hunter - Beastmaster - Undo Survival back into a ranged spec and give it all to the new Beastmaster spec like Rexxar
Mage - Time - Chronomancy spec inspired by the Bronze Dragonflight. Ranged DPS that also has some offheal capability in a similar vein to ret paladins
Monk - Skydancer - Take fistweaving and put it into its own spec, similar to Holy/Disc Priests
Paladin - Inquisition - Ranged holy spec, basically.
Priest - Twilight - A mix of holy and shadow magic, similar to a boomkin
Rogue - No idea, actually. Got the archtypical Assassin, Pirate and Ninja specs covered.
Shaman - Earthwarden - 2H tanking spec that makes use of Earth Shield and some other stuff.
Warlock - Also have no idea. Demons don't have much to go on besides possible Necromancy, but then that'd probably just end up being a reskinned Demonology.
Warrior - Blademaster - Fast-paced Samuro spec that can turn invisible, create mirror images, walk on water, and other Anime stuff.
New class combos might as well be a thing. Ever since Pandaren and Monks arrived, it has canonized the fact that an outside race can teach another race an outside class. Why wouldn't the Dwarves teach the Gnomes to be paladins? Or the Tauren teaching Blood Elves about druidism? It always seemed stupid to me that races inside a faction still have class limitations when there's class trainers of different races everywhere.