That said, and it's still early days, there are some very strong classes right now. Diablo Immortal has struck a fine line between each of the roles you can play, and no hero you pick is going to be awful.
Diablo has lots of fun archetypes and being able to try them out will be a great source of fun for players. It's nice to know you won't be locked into just one class. It did, however, add that players who stick to one class will generally be better off, saying: "Because the process of collecting Legendary affixes is time-consuming, we expect players who focus on a single class will have some advantages, like a broader selection of available character builds." None of your old equipped items or stash will be lost, and your progress on Horadric Vessels and the Helliquary will stick around too." You’ll receive a new set of equipped items appropriate to your new class, and you can transfer all of your item progress and gems to them. In a developer blog, Blizzard said it wanted players to explore various classes: "When you change your class, you’ll retain all your progress on Paragon levels.
Unfortunately, you won't be able to change class at launch, but it's a feature that's said to be coming "shortly thereafter in a patch".
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