Zen'tabra by HexerVoodoom

Level 1 - each talent of this set will grant her a different staff. Special effects after shapeshifting won't happen if the same form/aspect is taken in a row nor in less than 30s.
(D)I love all the animals: reduces by 75% mana of shapeshifting and removes cooldown. While in humanoid form Zen'Tabra benefits from 100% of all traits status buffs. (15% atk speed, 15 armor, HP 300, ability power 15%, mov. speed 10%).
(D) Daughter of Gonk: Raptor trait also grants extra 15% atk speed and 10% mov speed plus extra 10% for 2s right after shapeshifting.
(D) Daughter of Horridon: Direhorn trait grants extra 10 armor, 100 HP and makes hero unstopabble by 1s after shapeshifting.
(D) Daughter of Hakkar: Wind Serpent trait causes shapeshifting into Wind Serpent and back from it to cost no mana and extra 15% magical power. Also, and Vortex now damages for 16(+5%) per second, healing Zen'tabra for duration. Also, now when Efflorescence and Vortex are on same area, this area roots enemies.

Level 4
Feral Instinct: Consecutive attacks increases atk speed by 7% up to 49%. Decays over 7 seconds.
Hybernation: when stunned, rooted or slowed, receives extra 10 armor and 25% increased healing from all sources for 3s.
Nature persistence: Increases every special effect duration from any ability by 50%.
Reminescent skin: Shapeshifting into human form grants shield equal 20% of her maximum life. CD 45s. This talent is changed by I Love All The Animals, allowing it to happen once for every 90s in humanoid form. Shield is lost if shapeshift.

Level 7
Fast Bat: Increases Bat Form mov. speed by 10%.
Loud Scream: Increases Frontal Screech area by 25% and silences enemies for 1s.
Eccho amp: Reduces Long Screech cooldown by 4s and keep area revelaed for an extra 1s.
Delicacy: Reduces casting time for Bat form in 70% but reduces armor by 25 for 4 seconds after shapeshifting into it.

Level 13
Stinging Spores: Same as Burning Rage but persists for 2 seconds after last contact.
Shrink Ray: Activate to reduce enemy hero damage and mov. speed by 50% for 4s
Nature's hurry: reduces every cooldown (except trait) by 1s
Nature's spread: Increases by 20% area of effect of every ability

Level 16
Tree Trunk: Instead of dying, Zen'tabra turns into humanoid form and receive 50% life as shield for 4s. Trait can only be used after 6s. Do not work if already in humanoid form. CD 100s
Hardened Focus: While above 60% health CD are 50% faster
Savage Adrenaline: increases mov speed by 2% by each 5 health point missing

Zen'tabra is a versatile hero that can swap between multiple roles but will eventually focus in one of them, making it the main role. She can still tap in different roles but this is just situational since being in a different role that she is not focusing talents will create a gap on team.

Her heroic talents are avaiable both at 10 and 20. So she can pick up to two heroic by level 20, similar to alarak, improving her versatility.
Zen'tabra has two different traits, the basic and heroic. In any circunstance the heroic trait is exclusive to it's aspect, while basic trate can be talented to benefit every aspect. This, for exemple, can make a Warrior-focused Zen'tabra be a tankish assassin on 1v1, but if her main role is warrior, she'll need the Direhorn kit to protect her team.

This is a complex hero that requires managing different kits and mana, since shapeshifting uses a lot of her mana. But if played well, her versatility creates a very unique and fun gameplay, always challenging and adaptive.

The animals she can shapeshift into are based on the vast troll culture, differing from usual druidism. Raptor form is the feral similar, inspired by Gonk, the Loa of hunt who teached Zen'tabra the ways of druidism. Direhorn are reference to the dinomancers, powerful zandalari druids. And the wind serpent does the role of Tree of Life and slighly touches the Moonkin, being a reference to the Hakkari, making her specializations into this form more bloody than malfurion's druidism. Since Malfurion's is more close to moonkin and Tree of Life, Zen'tabra got a more different approach for this aspect than the others.

Playing as Zen'tabra must feel like you have the power of at least 3 heroes at once and must chose when use each one, while at the same time having the sense of union.
As the game goes on the talent choices will incentive her to be in one of the possible shapes more often and the others will play minor roles, making her less versatile but more powerful.

Playing alongside Zen'tabra must feel like you have a jack of all trades and communication is key to create a good team composition and to know what to expect from her before a team fight. She can also fill the roles needed in each situation and because of that you will often have the chance to take the best advantage of each situation.

Playing against Zen'tabra must feel like you are fightning the unknonw since you don't know what she will do next. However, as the game goes on and she talents into a role, you can predict better her moves and the surprise element will happend a lot less often. You strategy must be adaptaded to her current role but you must be aware of the possibilities of her following a different path you expected earlier.