Some of the new 4e classes have almost become good on thier own like the Avenger, Invoker, Warlord, and Warlock.
The current playtest incarnation of Warlock, in particular, is looking like a pretty good nod to 4e.
I am very interested in what they plan to do to the druid. Some of the players were really upset about 4e nerfing druids hard and turning them into more of a shape shift class. But then again, druids have always been a tough thing to get right. In 2e, you had the level limits based on world druid rank. In 3e, druids were unstoppable munchin monsters if min/maxed right. 4e, they were made more into WoW druids and lost a bit of summoning and a lot of healing.
The current playtest incarnation of Warlock, in particular, is looking like a pretty good nod to 4e.
I am very interested in what they plan to do to the druid. Some of the players were really upset about 4e nerfing druids hard and turning them into more of a shape shift class. But then again, druids have always been a tough thing to get right. In 2e, you had the level limits based on world druid rank. In 3e, druids were unstoppable munchin monsters if min/maxed right. 4e, they were made more into WoW druids and lost a bit of summoning and a lot of healing.