Druid brings evac, harmony, and thorns to compensate for low damage output of paladin; animal charm more than makes up for that as well, just have to pick and choose the right zones. Druid also adds another root into the mix, not to mention snare which can go a long way to keeping the enchanter alive if they really like to flirt with death. Plus regen to lessen the amount of heals needed on puller.
Necromancer wouldn't benefit from clarity, but would have more options for charm and another FD/rez class would go a long way to cutting down on CRs, and it offers pretty strong crowd control in case the enchanter goes down, but also mana reserves so they're less likely to.
Depends what appeals to the player more and if they're reliable in that role.
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