Break Down of Specialties by CityFollow

Specialty Classes (the last one you pick) are the only classes that have any form of restrictions tied to them. This restriction is based on the city you live in and not what race you are. The Specialty Classes are divided into 3 catagories. 1/3 are Good and are only available to Qeynos residents, 1/3 are Evil and are only available to Freeport residents, and 1/3 are Neutral and can be trained in either city. The break down goes like this:


Fighter Classes

Warrior Sub-Classes:
Berserker - Both
Guardian - Both

Brawler Sub-Classes:
Bruiser - Freeport
Monk - Qeynos

Crusader Sub-Classes:
Paladin - Qeynos
Shadowknight - Freeport


Mage Classes

Sorcerer Sub-Classes:
Warlock - Both
Wizard - Both

Enchanter Sub-Classes:
Illusionist - Qeynos
Coercer - Freeport

Summoner Sub-Classes:
Necromancer - Freeport
Conjurer - Qeynos


Priest Classes

Cleric Sub-Classes:
Templar - Qeynos
Inquisitor - Freeport

Druid Sub-Classes:
Warden - Both
Fury - Both

Shaman Sub-Classes:
Defiler - Freeport
Mystic - Qeynos


Scout Classes

Rogue Sub-Classes:
Brigand - Freeport
Swashbuckler - Qeynos

Bard Sub-Classes:
Dirge - Both
Troubador - Both

Predator:
Assassin - Freeport
Ranger - Qeynos


Most of this is common sense, but there are a few surprises. For example, the Warlock, who mainly uses Poison and Disease spells, is surprisingly considered a Neutral class instead of an Evil one. Anyways, I hope this is helpful for people trying to figure out what race to play or city to go to for a specific class.

I suppose blasting someone with a bolt of venom is no more evil than blasting them with a lightning bolt. Seems things like actually enslaving the dead like Necromancers do or using Coercison to twist someone's mind are considered far more evil in the greater scheme of things. Still, it was unexpected with the way SoE describes Warlocks on their site.