Editing Class Roles and Situation Descriptions (section)

===Archer: The Heavy Physical Artillery===

*With the ability to deal high damage, archers are most commonly used for DD (Damage Dealing).  The role of an archer is arguably simple: to provide physical damage.  They do have a few stunning and sealing skills at their disposal, which are useful for monsters that run away from you (which you generally want to prevent since they may run into a giant group of monsters).  As an archer, you must also be careful about dealing too much damage on normal monsters and bosses.  Generally, you do not want to pull aggro (Unless you are saving a cleric from certain death).  More often than not, this means you will need to hold back on your damage.  A lot of this will be dependent on your experience and judgment.

Notable Skills:
*'''Sharpened Tooth Arrow:''' This is a skill used on TT bosses.  When maxed at level 85, it will reduce the boss's maximum HP by 16% for 30 seconds.  After the time has passed, the said boss will return to its original maximum health.  However, since it will have lost the 16% due to this skill's effect.  This of course means the boss will have 16% less health for you to deal with.

*'''Wings of Protection:''' This is your only squad buff.  The increase in speed may help the slower classes in rushes, and the extra evasion is always nice.

*'''Stunning Arrow:''' As mentioned before, this will help prevent certain mobs from running away, and thus saving the team a lot of grief from having to deal with the crowd that the mob has run into.

*'''Aim Low:''' As a freezing skill, this is a great alternative to catch the mob after a lure has occurred (if you do not understand this bit, please refer to the section on actions and situations).  Typically an archer does not want to be the one that catches a lured mob.  But if everyone else has failed to catch a very fast monster, and the monster is closely approaching your venomancer lurer, then using this skill isn't a bad idea.  As a general rule of thumb, you might as well use it to allow the catcher more time.
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