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Question - Class defining AA's that should have been skills from the start

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What AA ability do you think each class should have had fron the start (e.g. in low levels) but were given as AAs? like, "now my class makes a bit more sense and is differentiated".

Examples:

For cleric, divine arbitration was a game changer for me.

For ranger, everlasting quiver. Bows became useful (and then headshit a close number 2)

For rogue, shroud of stealth.

..but what about the others? I either don't really know, couldn't decide Or I thought they would be game breaking before level 65 - these don't really count for me.
 
Rogue - Anatomy (Assassinate)
Bard - Troubadour Weapon Synergy (Increased 1h weapon damage) Especially in early expansions when you're still using instruments.
Warrior - Area Taunt
Mage - Call of the Hero
Berserker - Decapitation
Beastlord - Bestial Alignment
Enchanter - Dire Charm
Cleric - Celestial Regeneration/Divine Arbitration (Any group save really)
Necromancer - Rise of Bones
Shadow Knight - Harm Touch
Paladin - Lay on Hands
Wizard - Mana Burn
Monk - Distant Strike
Shaman - Pact of the Wolf
Ranger - Headshot
Druid - ?????
 
I was such a noob back when eq first came out. I didnt even realise Harm Touch was a skill until I was about lvl 20. Running about the Karanas killing aviaks and Gnolls when I discovered it!
 
Question - Class defining AA's that should have been skills from the start

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