The three most important factors are your level, your armor and your available skills. This is especially true with other players. Group performance is not only about its composition but also about each individual player. You might want to avoid melee henchmen because they can make pulling (see below) very hard if not flagged appropriately.For example, for a party of 8 members, you could use 1 minion master, 1 spirit spammer, 2 backlines, and 4 midlines with 1-3 pets. Frontline characters can be substituted by minion masters, spirit spammers and pets. There is some leeway in the number of frontline ( warriors and dervishes) and midline characters.Having too few means you can't keep your party healthy, and too many causes you to lose efficiency in your damage output. The number of backline characters ( monks or ritualists) is usually set.However, if doing missions with other players, they will usually expect you to play a standard role of your profession. This freedom of creation is one of the most interesting parts of Guild Wars. As such, it's possible to see paragons or rangers going frontline with daggers, or assassins going midline with a bow. The role a profession can play depends on its skillbar.The distinction between frontline, midline, and backline stems from the different roles these characters will play in the party, as shown in the tactics section.The "standard" balanced PvE party consists of: It is important to check the composition of the party before heading out to slay enemies. In almost every PvE situation, you will play together with others - be they henchmen, heroes or other players.
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