Is it possible you are a bit biased, having chosen a druid supplication for your handle?

I accept that I might be a bit biased, as I am currently playing a tribunal, but I have played a scion necromancer and it was easier to pk with the scion than with a tribunal.

If you want a single example of what made life potentially very dangerous for me, it is this.

There is/was a necromancer scion who would walk into town, whilst not wanted. I'd know that he was probably going to attack me, which leaves me with two options. Either I let him get the first attack off (which will be sleep), or I leave town, which rp prevents me from doing. If he sleeps me, I will not be able to use any tribunal powers on him until well after the fight. Once slept by a necromancer in galadon, you are guaranteed to die unless help comes or unless you've had the sense to stand in one of two rooms when he attacks you. Please explain to me how you'd handle this when you are the only tribunal on. In practice, I was able to handle this, but I'm interested in how you would do it. Then try to tell me that a scion necromancer, if not currently wanted, doesn't have an advantage over a tribunal in town (assuming the tribunal doesn't leave town in fear of the attack that is coming). And out of town, there is no question whose powers are more useful.