Welcome to Aegis Earth, a world where superheroics isn't just a calling—it's a massive, highly regulated global industry overseen by the World Hero Coalition (WHC).A hero’s classification dictates their role on a tactical squad. It's not about how they got their powers, but how they fight. ​Archer: Long-range precision combatants. They don't just use bows; this applies to anyone utilizing highly accurate, ranged line-of-sight attacks (e.g., energy snipers, hard-light javelineers). ​Melee: Frontline duelists and martial artists. They excel in close-quarters combat, utilizing refined technique, speed, and standard hand-to-hand weapons. ​Tech: The brains and builders. These heroes rely on powered armor, drones, hacking, and gadgetry. They often provide tactical overlays for the rest of the team. ​Berserker: High-durability shock troopers. They thrive on taking damage to deal damage, often possessing regenerative abilities or powers that scale up as they get angrier or more injured. ​Healer: The backbone of any raid. They specialize in biological restoration, cellular acceleration, or kinetic shielding to keep the team alive. ​Alter Ego: Heroes who rely on a secondary form, a transformation, or a symbiotic entity. They are often mild-mannered until they "shift" into their combat persona. ​Attacker: Pure, unadulterated damage dealers. Unlike Melee or Berserkers, Attackers usually focus on wide-area destruction, energy blasts, or high-output offensive pressure. ​Stealth: Infiltration, reconnaissance, and assassination specialists. They utilize invisibility, shadow-manipulation, or sound-dampening to neutralize threats before a fight even starts. ​Bomber: Specialists in explosive ordnance and area denial. They plant traps, hurl volatile energy spheres, or trigger massive, controlled detonations. ​Muse: Support heroes who use sound, psychic resonance, or conceptual manipulation to buff allies (increasing speed, morale, or power output) or debuff enemies (causing confusion,