Tank – The Lead Actor
Commands the stage and draws every eye toward them. Uses overwhelming presence, dramatic monologues, taunts, and spectacle to keep enemy attention focused on them while the rest of the troupe works behind the scenes. Can take a beating and keep performing.
Controller – The Stage Director
Controls the flow of the entire production. Uses misdirection, false cues, smoke effects, moving scenery, blinding spotlights, and sudden scene changes to confuse enemies and break their coordination. The enemy never knows where the real threat is.
Artillery – The Pyrotechnician
Operates from backstage and afar. Uses explosive stage effects, prop launchers, signal flares, and devastating "grand finale" attacks to bombard enemies from a distance. Specializes in overwhelming force delivered at the perfect moment.
Support – The Stage Crew
The unseen heroes. Delivers supplies, patches wounds, reinforces positions, manages communications, and keeps the cast performing under pressure. Uses logistics, preparation, and rapid assistance to ensure the show never stops.
Striker – The Guerrilla Performer
The star of unconventional warfare. Appears where least expected, strikes with precision, then vanishes behind curtains, scenery, trapdoors, or among the crowd. Uses disguises, infiltration, sabotage, ambushes, and hit-and-run tactics to dismantle enemies piece by piece. The audience thinks they're part of the show until it's too late.