Most combinations could work well to some degree, but generally speaking it’s most effective to choose a role that has skills in a category your own character’s class is weak in. High DPS, low health hunters, for example, could pick a protector to soak up damage for them while they mow enemies down, or they could make their soldier into a herbalist to keep their health high while they try to take on most damage directly. In some cases this gives you a few options. The role you pick should be designed to enhance your own class. Warriors focus on dishing out large amounts of melee damage. Sages weaken foe with debuffs and can do a reasonable amount of damage. Protectors are defensive combatants that tank enemies. Herbalists can’t fight but are expert healers. Bannerguards buff up allies and can do a little healing. Archers fight with bows to do large amounts of ranged damage.
The six roles are: archer, bannerguard, herbalist, protector, sage and warrior. Your soldier’s role can be changed at anytime, so don’t stress out too much about the decision, but also keep in mind that it can take a lot of work to build up a role until it’s strong enough to be effective so it can be time consuming to experiment too much. You’ll want to pick the role that best compliments your own fighting style. There are six roles available for soldiers, and they all have unique skills and traits. A few good decisions can make the difference between a well tuned fighting companion and a nuisance that’s constantly going down in defeat. They’re pretty easy to create and manage, but you have to make smart choices if you want your soldier to be effective. This gives you control over everything from their appearance to their combat skills. You’ll have more of an impact on how your soldier fights before the actual skirmish starts, which is when you have the chance to pick your soldiers traits. They’re mostly autonomous, although you have a limited ability to control them. If they’re defeated they can simply be summoned again, but only outside of combat. They can be summoned inside skirmishes, but can’t be used in the rest of Middle Earth.
Soldiers are NPCs that fight with you in skirmishes. The in-game tutorial will have introduced you to the fundamentals of how soldiers work, but in case you need a quick refresh then here’s an overview of the basics. By now you should be familiar with what the skirmish system is and how to fight one.
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