Well, as you know we're getting the (male) Monk from Diablo III as a melee Support. But did you know that his first talent choice he's going to make is his Trait choice? Different mantras with their own buffs as far as I understood. So there's your auras. And I don't know where you got that "We have 50/50% chances to have Tirion Fordring and Diablo 2 paladin" 'fact' from. Would love to know your source of that information. And the sad fact is that the current Diablo III...

Perhaps. But at least Illidan and the Lost Vikings don't have almost 10 Basic Abilities. This is almost like Invoker from Dota 2 with three different elements that gives him, what, 12 different spells? This hero is just ridiculous compared to the other heroes in the game.

Baine is not a shaman but a warrior, though.

I see one simple problem in this hero in general; it's too complicated for a simplified casual-friendly MOBA such as Heroes of the Storm. Too many abilities.

Who?

How about no?

For a Support hero he sure does very little actual supporting. Actually he doesn't do ANY kind of supporting whatsoever. Why is he classified as a Support??? Then the Trait and abilities: the Trait is basically Tyrael's Archangel's Wrath but better if he explodes immediately after death and not after 3 seconds. Charged Bolt will be simply too powerful. I don't care how little damage the bolts do I don't think that ANY ability should be spammable. The others look alright. I especially like...

So... A hero that is controlled by TWO players at the same time? Why the hell did you think that this was a good idea?! How could that even work?! No. Just no. I don't think there is any real benefits to have a hero that requires two players to fully control him. And even if there were some they would be heavily outweighted by the negatives. This whole hero concept is just a mess with too many abilities. Plus I can't see demon summoning as Cho'gall's thing. Yes, he's classified as a warlock,...

I didn't choose Bashiok out of all Fallen Shamans because people remember him or anything. But I had to give him some sort of name, didn't I? Plus the name is supposed to be a reference to the Blizzard employee named Bashiok who was well known in the Diablo forums until he quit and he had a Fallen Shaman as his forum portrait. And there's a Fallen Shaman demon in Diablo III named after him. But anyway, the reason why I made a Fallen Shaman demon hero concept in the first place was that I...

How about no? I would rather see the Treasure Goblin himself as a hero (and even that I bet won't happen, unfortunately) than this merchant character who is basically a nobody. What's next? Squirt the Peddler merchant from Act II? The fat ink merchant? The mayor of New Tristram?? THE CRAZY SPIDER HERMIT??? Seriously now, Blizzard is not running out of potential Diablo heroes just yet. The only thing I kinda like about this 'hero' is her Bounty Heroic Ability.