Quote:Um, so after getting my Voidwalker at level 10 and playing until 11, I got kinda bored and at the same time curious about the other classes and races. So I went on an experimentation spree. I now have a bunch of level 5-8 characters for all the classes and most races.
The warlock was my first love and it was a challenge to level a WoW 1.0 warlock on a PvP server. Likewise with a warrior when they were weak and a feral druid in the days before the buffs. When BC came, I had the choice to play warlock, warrior, or druid with my friends from 60-70, and I chose druid.
If you go druid, get the largest bags possible and install itemrack or outfitter (an wardrobe mod) so that you can swap roles easily. And understand up front that your druid really won't feel like a druid until level 20 or even 30. You need a range of forms before you can have druidic flexibility.
However, a druid with decent gear and a hybrid build can easily swap between tanking, healing, and DPS all the way to 70. You'll also get flight form at 68, which will let you into the endgame a little sooner if you want that. Of course, eventually (after 70) you'll need to specialize, but druids who specialize can still shine in their chosen role.