The leader should make clear to the party where you are going and what you are doing. For example: We are going north along the road to the Magical Falls to acquire the Sapphire Pendant to complete the Happy Wanderer quest about Guild Wars Gold.

Not everyone is in the game to simply run madly through all the quests and missions as fast as humanly possible about Guild Wars Gold. Rushing through a quest can put the party in danger, since they may not be ready for combat you initiate. It also takes away the fun from the other players who may be enjoying exploring the new area and wants to look around a bit. Also, keep in mind not everyone has the same pace. The leader should set the pace, and it should be a moderate one, not too fast or too slow about Guild Wars Gold.

Besides specific tasks the leader may assign, the class of your character should dictate how you function in a party. This is a general guideline so you will be more effective as a party member. The warrior is often referred to as a "tank" in a party. This means that because you can take more damage, a good strategy is to draw enemies to attack you instead of say, the Monk who is healing you all. Though you should be up in front and fighting, it does not mean you should charge into a group of enemies as soon as you see them. Remember, work as a party about Guild Wars Gold.

One of the things that help is while you are ahead drawing the monsters into a group, the spell casters can have stationary targets to cast spells upon.

The ranger is a versatile class. You can perform many jobs within the party. In general, one of the jobs you can have is to draw monsters to the party. A party member who has this task is called the "puller." The ranger does this with the bow. Moving up just ahead of the rest of the party, the ranger shoots the closest enemy in the group. This brings the rest of the enemy running. Then the party forms up and fights about Guild Wars Gold.