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If any subclass were worthy of being a class, it would be demoknight. He has so much tech and strategies, that he almost rivals other classes in terms of variety.
So, let's drop him into highlander. What changes? Has anyone tried this before?
I suspect that he would take on a similar role to spy, adding to the pyro's duty of keeping the combo safe from incoming charges. And on defense, he would be on the flank, staying in tight buildings and maybe getting the jump on a scout.
He could be a clean-up class, catching up to the demo or medic trying to run away after a fight, being able to overextend for a bit before getting back to his team with his charge.
What do you think?