This is an awesome idea. I hope ZOS really puts in the effort for this.

Don't see it happening for next year. Maybe the year after. When they haven't got the past game titles to help with sales.

maybe special class rewards to cosmetics or something

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The ESO world has never treated classes like they exist. I don’t think they’ll start now.

Is this true?

Necromancers in particular are talked about often, by name

Many of the "main characters" have implied classes, like Khamira and Sai.

Also, pretty sure you gotta be a mage to be in the mages guild but idk lol.

Classes don't really exist in the TES universe. They are just a type of classification (huehuehue), kind of how the schools of magic are just conceptual and don't actually correspond to real qualities or properties of magic.

When people say you are a Necromancer, then they mean you are raising the dead and conjuring spirits. They will refer to you as a necromancer no matter if you are a soldier, mercenary, guard, bard, cleric, cultist, farmer, scholar or adventurer. If you raise the dead, you are a necromancer. It's not a profession. This makes it particularly difficult to design a quest around them. It's not like in Warcraft where your class is kind of like a job and there is a union for people with the same job in your order hall where you can get class quests.
Similarly if you are a Dragonknight you have mastered or are in the process of mastering the Akaviri breathing techniques practised by the Dragonguard of the Empire. They are probably the closest to being an actual thing in the game because they imply your character has a certain background.
Templars don't have one temple or any temple at all. They are just practitioners of divine magic granted by a divine (assuming the Aedric Spear is in fact Aedric, otherwise it's just a fancy name with no meaning).
Sorcerers are just another way of saying "mage" although it suggests (using the TES3 class as a reference) a specialization on alteration, conjuration, destruction, mysticism and enchanting. Sorcerers are also more inclined to wear armor in battle than regular mages, but aren't as focused on it or martial weapons as Battlemages are.
Nightblades are magic-wielding assassin/thieves who use illusion, mysticism and alteration to conceal themselves among other things, with Bows and thrown weapons being their preferred choice of weapon.
Wardens are a bit strange due to their ties to Morrowind but they seem to be using the magic of the land, calling upon their animal friends for aid or using a mix of alteration, destruction and restoration to protect with ice-flavored spells.