My characters are on a fairly wide range. My Ren’dorei hunter, Soren’dial for instance, was an average Farstrider. He had been using Void Magic since BC, and so he’s fairly skilled with it, but he’s still just an average Farstrider with purple flavor.
My Paladin, Arangor, is a master Healer, and can swing a sword like most Blood Knights, but he’s so crippled by PTSD and the fact that he can see ghosts he’s more likely to trip and fall while telling you that your grandmother left her secret chili recipe under the floorboards than actually win a fight.
My Priest is actually just that. A Priest. She is pious and reserved, and sometimes she glows, but if you put her in a fight she would happily pray at you until you stabbed her. She doesn’t have any combat training or practical magical ability.
My most indulgent character power wise is absolutely Spirox, my mage. Without going too far into his capabilities, he’s a master of most schools of Magic, including chronomancy, and has developed a void infused frost Magic that can eat away solid matter -and- magical energy. I’ve been RPing him since BC, and he has had some crazy adventures. He’s honestly at this point in his RP journey approaching the realm of Jaina power. I would say that out of ten fights, Spirox would win 3-4 against Jaina. Which means he’s stupidly overpowered and so I never RP him in combat outside of pre-selected storylines with friends now. I never had any intention of making him this strong, but guild storylines and personal storylines happened, and suddenly he was just there. So now I stick to RPing him as that random nerd you meet in the bar that wants to talk about the fluctuations in Magical fields caused by the insects mating in Stranglethorn Vale.