It's looking like I'll be rolling an Inquisitor come release, and my set group will be with a Pally, a Bard, and a Druid. Ideally I'll be responsible for pulling, off-tanking, and spot CC. Nobody got forced into those classes but it just worked out that it's a solid mix. Should be easy to find DPS for dungeon crawls when we need it.
Also, to continue my ongoing QOL rant, I discovered this test that *drum roll* you can't gate while encumbered. Between this and the dropping your spellbook thing, it's starting to feel like one of the decision-makers is very concerned with homogenizing disadvantages between melee classes & casters, but really not giving it much thought. If a caster must run to a bank to access their class defining abilities on a corpse run, why does a Monk retain FD on death? Why does a Rogue retain stealth? Should melee abilities be 'scribed' in a droppable 'training manual' similar to a spellbook? If the inability to gate while encumbered is meant to level the playing field between caster and melee classes, how do we reconcile the fact that carry capacity is tied directly to a melee class' main dmg stat (STR)? Should weight limit be standardized across the board?