Living without StealthFollow

Just learn how to work any other class' strengths. Druids have stealth/healing, Paladin's survivability, Hunter's have pets etc etc Playing a class for 70 levels definitely puts you into a pattern of play, but all along the way I've brought up my alts when I needed a break from the Rogue. Just play a class enough and you'll see where they excel. The first twenty levels aren't indicative of how a class plays the more you progress, so I can only suggest playing more (since I don't know your alt's levels.)

Good luck

I know exactly how you feel. After playing on my main, I'll jump on my alt and want to sprint. Now it seems it's taking forever to get to one place. Just have to deal with it and get to 40 on my alts, I guess to get mounts.

The one alt that I've actually leveled past 30 is a druid and that is workin for me since she has her own stealth and her own speed boosts. I had never thought of it that way before, but it might be the reason why I like her.

She gets more and more fun as she gets levels too. Oh and no level 30s blues like I had with my main. Of course my main started out as great fun from day one rather than slowly growing on me.