I guess for each character it would be different. For ranger, it is certainly Burning Arrow. Monk...that's a toss up, since I love Blessed Light, but also really dig ZB.
Warrior elites of choice are [skill=card]"You're All Alone!"[/skill][skill=card]Crippling Slash[/skill][skill=card]Hundred Blades[/skill] and non elites only one comes to mind, and that's [skill=card]Sun and Moon Slash[/skill]
Elementalists...lol, the whole fire line being boosted changed me. Also, the conjure skill boosts made my W/E sword bar take a turn for the better. I got a Shocking Platinum Blade with all your names on it
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Necromancer, sad it's taken some major hits recently that make it not as functional,but [skill=card]Spoil Victor[/skill] brought a pause to my warrior on a couple occassions, so you must definitely change how you play for that one.
Dervish...[skill=card]Mystic Regeneration[/skill] and [skill=card]Rending Aura[/skill], the later made the previous less scary, and took the wind out of the sails of many HH and mending guys. Scared the holy hell out of a Shadow Form sin when he died by hitting me once
Paragon...[skill=card]Aggressive Refrain[/skill] and [skill=card]"Go For The Eyes!"[/skill] and lets not forget [skill=card]Anthem of Envy[/skill], that physical aggression at its pinnacle.
As for Ritualist, I'd go with [skill=card]Spirit's Strength[/skill] for giving me the chance to do more than raise spirits and throw lightning.
As for the assassin, its skills have changed everyones way of playing, if not teleporting monks, then shadow snaring axe warriors, to farming elementalists that drop bombs like Hiroshima. The sin has surely made the game more "interesting". To point out one would not do justice to the whole, for its parts don't equal the effective sum of it as a whole.
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