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The longer Blizzard goes without releasing the last two classes, the more speculation abounds D2R Items. There's a good chance it's still tinkering with a couple new classes for Diablo 4, since every Diablo game to date has featured new classes.
However, it's equally plausible that Blizzard is feeling nostalgic and is in the process of reworking old classes for a new game. Not all classes are created equal, though; some of them are much more likely to make a reappearance at launch than others. Here's a quick overview of every class not yet confirmed, and just how likely they are to get an invitation.
Diablo 1 had some relatively broad beginnings, with only three classes, all of which were fairly flexible in playstyle rather than locked into particular characteristics. The Rogue was the most flexible of them all, capable of weapon mastery and magic alike, with a particular penchant for ranged weapons.
The Rogue might be unlikely just because it's a rather old class that would require a lot of modernizing. On the other hand, Diablo 4 still needs a Dexterity class, and the Rogue might be a fresh and interesting canvas for the developers to work with D2R ladder items buy. Diablo 4 seems like a fairly nostalgic game so far, so the Rogue might have a good chance.
