When the Burning Crusades is released I am going with a 41/10/10 talent template.  I wanted to go deep into one tree (like needing hip waders), but still get some solid talents in the other 2 trees.  Here’s what I plan to do if the current talents do not change:

CHARM (41)
Unexpected Comments (5/5):  Using subtle wit to surprise your enemy with silly and unexpected comments.  Criticals can stun the opponent or make them blow their drink out their nose with a sudden burst laughter.

Tolerate Beerboot’s Singing (5/5): You are naturally immune to background noises.  This gives you +50% to temporarily ignore the effects of spontaneous renditions of the Magical Trevor song.

Jedi Mind Tricks (5/5):  You can pretend to have Jedi mind control powers.  Yeah, I know it’s the wrong genre.  It’s still fun to try.

Annoying Tells (1/1):  Requires 5/5 Jedi Mind Tricks.  If Jedi Mind Tricks fail you can send an annoying tell instead asking someone to do something for you or for the guild.

Quirky but Fun (5/5):  Nobody “gets” what you are talking about half the time, but they tolerate you anyway and might pretend to laugh at your dumb jokes to make you feel better.

Signature Quirk (5/5):  There’s something odd about you, in a good way…mostly

Random Association (3/3): There’s a 75% chance that your character or avatar will be associated with something for no reason at all – like Jureal stealing cookies or Jeidynzon getting blown up by fire bats.  Requires 5/5 Signature Quirk.

Red Shirt (5/5):  Under all your armor you are wearing a red Star Trek security personnel uniform.  100% chance to consistently die at some major encounter – like Onyxia Phase 3 regardless of your talents.

Needed Class (2/2):  By playing a priest or some other under-populated class, people will let you in their groups.

Gump’s Luck (5/5):  You are infused with the spirit of good fortune.  100% chance to end up being mysteriously surrounded by great people in the guild.

LOOKS (10)
Bald is Beautiful (5/5):  +5% to running and riding speed from aerodynamic efficiency.  Save 100% on hair care product expenses.

Wall of Anonymity (5/5): 100% chance to summon a global computer network that allows you to use a cartoon avatar as your identity in an MMORPG.  Nobody knows you are really a drooling, slack-jawed, knuckle-dragging troglodyte in real life.

EGO (10)
Never Ending Ego (5/5): You’re smart enough, you’re good enough, and gosh darnit you just like yourself!

Too Dumb to Know Better (5/5):  That’s right.  It doesn’t matter how bad things really are, you just don’t know.  Fortunately, you still think you know everything.