Who best Represents Akatosh

SunBroDesion

What class best represents Akatosh or Disciple of Akatosh.

SkaraMinoc

Dragon Knight

Templar represents Stendarr more than Akatosh. Therefore, I selected Dragon Knight.

colossalvoids

Dragon Knight

Also Alteration theme kinda fits here nicely.

AcadianPaladin

Dragon Knight

When Akatosh manifests late in the 3rd ERA at the end of the Oblivion Crisis, he takes the form of a dragon. He is also known as the Dragon God of Time. A Dragonknight's draconic skill tree seems consistent with Akatosh's draconic link.

TristormExG

Templar

The templar class and its abilities, the whole aesthetic of it reminds me of the ending of Oblivion and Martin's transformation into Akatosh. So I vote templar

NordSwordnBoard

His Attorney-at-Arms?

Krist

Templar

Akatosh has "dominion" over the sun, depending on the player's view of it (Elder Scrolls lore is purposefully made so that you only get unreliable "truths", so that players can see it from their point of view). In some cultures he is shown as holding the sun. As Auri-Ell, in Skyrim, you get a bow that channels power from the sun.
With that said, the Templar uses bright sun like abilities. Radiant glory, sun fire, solar flare....etc. While I do think those that said Dragon Knight have some very good points, I think Templar best represents Akatosh.

Dragon Knight - These skillful masters-at-arms use the ancient Akaviri martial arts tradition of battle-spirit, and wield fearsome magic that pounds, shatters and physically alters the world around them. -ESO

Templar - These traveling knights call upon the power of light and the burning sun to deal massive damage to their enemies while restoring health, magicka and stamina to their allies.

Jaimeh

Dragon Knight

DK more than templar, especially if they have psijic time stop skill

Monweel

Templar

From a lore/background perspective its 100% templar. As someone said the description of the dragon knight class tell us they are trained in the akaviri martial arts, and I remember reading a book telling us a similar story, how DKs were trained by one of the last dragonguard leaders; Now the templar skills are described as "divine", not being specific so you can decide what is your "patron" god. That being said, DKs do have a nice draconic feel to them, so it depends on what's more important to you: the lore or the looks (and besides, there is nothing preventing you from being a disciple of akatosh that is also trained in the akaviri martial arts ).

HappyTheCamper

Dragon Knight

Solely Akatosh, DK.

All divines together, Templar. Mainly for Stendar, but all could fall under templar.