After leveling up 3 Mistweaver Monks, I decided to level a Brewmaster.
I am hit or miss on tanks, some I love(like DK), others I really dislike(prot warrior)
For years I have been afraid to try a Monk, they seemed complicated and I wasn’t convinced on the whole stagger mechanic.
After leveling for a bit, I can say I actually quite enjoy Monk.
Don’t be afraid to try a new spec, you might actually surprise yourself and enjoy it.
Everybody was Kung Fu fighting!
And everyone was fast as lightning…
I don’t blame you.
Prot Warrior hasn’t been particularly fun (imo) post-Legion.
[Disclaimer]: I am insanely biased about it during WoD because of Gladiator Stance, was a very fun playstyle and I miss it greatly.
Like everything else it’s the honeymoon phase!
You’ll get over it in no time!
Then you’ll go back to your main!!
I tried MM, don’t like it. I tried survival, its ok but i like ranged. I’m trying guardian/feral on my druid. I’ll try more new stuff when evoker comes out
That’s just a little bit frightening…
Dreadmoon told me that once.
I ended up in the dungeon.
Sthaaaap now you’re encouraging me to reroll and give another class a chance.
Monk is literally one I’ve been avoiding. XD
My mom is close to three hundred mw since coming out. Three ain’t nothing but a g thang
Well I wanted to test my new torture devices 
Which were exactly 0% fun, btw.
I like the tank specs, but I hate tanking.
Funny how that works.
This is what happens when you dare to be different 
This was me with Disc. I talked smack on it for 13 years, tried it, and now it is my favorite healer in the game.
I tried monk half way through Bfa and I’ve enjoyed it ever since. Can’t see myself going back to my Druid or paladin.
People say ww is one of the slowest classes in terms of apm but I actually find it to be fast pace. It’s never dull.
Different servers. 2 are alliance, 1 is horde
I’ve tried all the classes in the game up to max level 60. Fire mage is the only thing that scratches my WoW itch. Nothing comes close…
It’s been what…18 years now?
There is nothing ‘new’ to do.