Training
Guide: Part VII - Water
Combat Team - Leader
PROFILE - LEADER: The leader of a combat team must possess the right stuff to fill their role. Good leaders must be able to get and synthesize information, being able to come up with plans of attack or defense quickly. Leaders need to have confidence in their decisions and be able to convey this confidence to the rest of the group. The leader must be a person which the entire group must respect and be able to listen to, otherwise all the leader's orders could go to waste. In a water combat team, the leader must be the "brains" of the group, thinking about how the group can function best together to achieve their goal of giving their enemy a good soaking. To do that, a leader must know the strengths and weaknesses of the group's members to be able to take advantage of each person's strengths while minimizing their weaknesses. As the leader's job is to co-ordinate, leaders often do not get to participate in the serious exchanges of water between the group and hostiles. Engaging the enemy is more the job of a grunt than a leader. However, there are times which the leader will accompany the team into battle but this is usually to ensure the attack goes as planned. TIPS:
SUGGESTED WEAPONRY: Can use any weapon type, but leader's role is to coordinate attacks/defense more than attacking. A good medium-sized weapon would be recommended which balances power with speed. SUGGESTED NON-STANDARD EQUIPMENT:
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