Rift

[Ashe]

I really enjoyed Riftstalker on my rogue. As for my mage, I used necro/warlock for soloing and Chloromancer for groups. Chloromancer is very fun as well. I'm probably going to try to get back into playing it when I start getting paid again and can afford it. I'll switch over to the server you guys are on to play with when I can because my friends on the other server were never on.

If you start playing again, I might seriously consider replaying, since we were both in the same boat on the other server. My only problem is that I don't want to have to restart my character since I was quite happy with those titles you and I went randomly exploring and found (seriously guys, go explore the world and try to climb random mountains - you get rewards and titles from it, as opposed to WoW giving you warnings for being out of bounds).

I want to preface the next paragraph with a point for Kaden. Don't think of the four archtypes so much as "my class" as you should "my armor class".

Mages are limited to cloth and have mostly various flavors of ranged dps, two souls for debuffing/buffing, and then the healer soul of Chloromancer, who focuses on Heal over Times and healing the team but healing by damaging enemies, so very indirectly. Its weird.

Rogues are limited to leather and have some ranged dps (Ranger and such), some melee dps, some tank souls, some support and group healing in Bards, good pvp souls, pretty much a great general range of a bit of all.

That said, I really really enjoy every direction a Cleric goes. Wears chainmail and isn't limited to just healing. While you CAN focus on healing (aoe, HoT, and direct big heals, pick your kind), you can also be a ranged dps nuker (think the Elemental Shaman of WoW) that also has some DoT capacity, or you can specialize in aoe skills for damage instead with Cabalist. Don't like that? You can go the melee damage route where you beat things with element enhanced maces. Or you can tank.

Warriors wear plate. They don't have a healer soul, but they have all the rest. Multiple tanking trees for various directions, but also multiple dps trees as well (of both ranged and melee).

Also, all ATs have at least one, if not a few, trees that will give you a pet, if you want to take one of those souls.