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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ShaggySpellsword" data-source="post: 4430438" data-attributes="member: 17626">I think the most likely scenario is:Barbarian- Primal Striker (Rage as their damage-add mechanic)Bard- Arcane Leader (pretty much confirmed at this point)Druid- Primal Hybrid (2 builds let it be defender/striker or controller)Inquisitor- Divine Striker (Melee or Ranged, Inquisition damage-add)Shaman- Primal Leader (pretty much confirmed)Sorcerer- Arcane Controller (pretty much confirmed)Theurge/Thamateurge- Divine Controller (the more castery cleric)Warden- Primal Defender (gets the ranger's magical stuff plus some primal defense)We get 2 controllers, the druid is hybrid.  This puts us a little light on defenders, but with Swordmage, we are actually pretty even over-all (well, as even as we are now).  I think this follows most of the hints thrown out there.and the second most likely scenario is:Barbarian- Primal Defender (take damage for others abilities)Bard- Arcane Leader (duh)Druid- Primal Hybrid (striker/defender focused hybrid)Inquisitor- Divine Striker (this is the more castery cleric, all ranged divine striking)Shaman- Primal Leader (duh)Sorcerer- Arcane Controller (duh)Templar- Divine Defender (another defender with a slightly different focus)Warden/Witch- Primal Controller (weather/nature-based control abilities)In this possibility, we get all of the classic abilities ofthe druid- healing/buffing in the Shaman, Shapeshifting in the Druid, and Weather/Nature control in the Warden/Witch.  The weakness this outcome has is the Divine Striker being the more castery cleric...we know we only have 2 controllers in the book, so with the Primal Controller, there is no divine controller.  SO I call this scenario less likely.</blockquote>

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