op's original question was just for what classes can be played without having to juggle heavily and for low level pvp.

Regarding your answers: yes soul bender (sorry used to saying ghost knight) is tougher to play at high level but their zoning tools and simple combos are what this person was looking for and work out for low level.

Battle Crusaders are very punishing to newer players. They cover decent x axis area, their buffs are powerful, their basic combos simple. They have problems with approaching some classes like gunner, but at a base level can work out well for newer players.

Rangers take zero skill to do well at low level, but at higher level they are highly positioning and approach based. You need to be very good at zoning and footsies to master the class or you just get destroyed. I don't lose to bad rangers on my monk because if they don't know how to zone properly they get caught once lose 80% of their health to a combo and then die in one short string.

Weapon Masters I'll agree a little on being easy to start with, but they have a pretty great deal of weapon swapping, juggling, in air, etc. They are pretty complex overall and he asked for simple.

As for your argument from brawlers, why would they be that much easier than soul benders? Like you said before, when your zoning is on cd you lose a lot of threat overall. Now this matters less in low level, but brawlers, more so than soul benders (in my opinion), have more reliance on hitting juggle strings and combos if they get approached. Again, op wanted simple.

I'll admit that in the soul bender and battle crusader department I'm not very knowledgeable, especially in pvp. I only know how to face them, not how to play them. But their basic kits should work out for what he was asking. No heavy long juggle strings with tough inputs, otg capabilities, low level punishment.