I prefer to tank with my druid – but usually end up healing. I use him to farm leather or ore and complete seasonal achievements (when I feel like it).
He is currently dual spec resto and feral tanking. His gear is respectable and I have downed every boss up to Mimiron in Ulduar, and the first 3 or 4 in ToC. He is a Champion of the Frozen Wastes. Honestly, I care so little for raiding that I don’t really keep track of what bosses he’s killed. If the guild needs me to fill – and I have the time and/or feel like it – I’ll step in and help out.
I no longer raid so his primary purpose, currently, is to collect emblems to buy heirloom items and to accomplish my achievements when the mood strikes.
This guy used to be my melee dps but is on the back burner since 3.1 launched. Due to the talent changes in 3.1 I have given him a Scourge Strike spec.
He currently employs the dual spec capability and has a full set of tanking gear and dps gear. He has a respectable tanking set and has main tanked Kel’Thuzad with the adds (Naxx10) as a dps spec with little trouble.
His gear is finally respectable. Since I left the raiding scene I have chosen to have my hunter and priest to do my raiding when I actually do go…like once a month or so. He is dual spec survival and beast mastery. I prefer beast mastery but I don’t seem to be able to do quite as much damage. D:
With his raiding spec/gear he can pull 4k dps in a raid. If I remember correctly our last Freya kill he had 4.2k dps or so.
My priest was once a NE priest named Verocia. I took advantage of the faction switch and brought her over. I have geared him to be a raiding shadow priest and pvp disc. I followed my shadow priest leveling guide, and had a blast. His gear is getting rounded out quite nicely. Unfortunately he has only been to Ulduar a handful of times (and hasn’t gotten any gear from there yet) but I can pull upward of 4k dps on a single target and I’ve seen over 10k dps on aoe.
Similar to my priest, this was once a human warrior named Suranne. I’ve leveled him as Arms following my guide. I’ve always loved the warrior – the raw brutality of their play style is soooo much fun. This character is my go to for PvP…I amassed a flurry of HKs on him. 
In TBC I made several PvP videos of my warrior carnage. Good times.
This character is the one that started my string of leveling guides. My first character was a gnome mage and I’ve decided to make another and level him to 80. Honestly, I’ve been less than impressed with mages after playing the other classes. As of now I’d have to say only shamans and warlocks are lower on my enjoyment list than a mage. I’ve crafted most of the PvP blues for him and spend the majority of my time in BGs. He’ll ding 80 soon enough but he’ll likely just sit around waiting for Cataclysm before I spend much more time on him.
I’ve always had a love/hate relationship with rogues. They’ve looked like a lot of fun in pvp but I just hated what they represent. After playing one I now have sufficient reason to hate what they represent. They are just unbelievably the child’s character. Enter and exit combat whenever you want. Stun after stun after stun. Lame.
Don’t get me wrong, they are a blast to play. I’ve just done nothing more than solidify, in my own mind, all the prejudices I had against rogues by playing one. What an easy class to play.
Paladin’s are OP. There is really very little I can say beyond that. I can very easily kill any and all mobs I face (within 2 or 3 levels of me) within seconds of engaging them. I always walk away with 100% hp and 100% mana. This pretty much goes for PvP as well. I have been able to solo every group quest I’ve come across with little problem. (Leader of the Bloodscale, The Ultimate Bloodsport etc.)
All the Paladin QQers who complain about all the nerfs they get need to STFU. As GC put it: Paladins feel like a one-man army. They only feel that way because they are a one man army.
I’m leveling this character with my fiancee’s undead priest . We don’t actually level our lowbies very often though. haha
