Some abstract questions.

[Phantom Badger]

I believe a good build for fighters is similar to what Loveless said,
25 SPR 50 END rest STR, Although you can leave out the SPR if you wish, as for the others I'm not too sure...

[Loveless]

SPR is good but you probably don't want to start off spreading stats out thin. At earlier levels you have a good number of quests as well as KQs so it would help to just keep putting points into END until it reaches 50. Then just pump it all into STR when the grind gets tougher and there are less KQs to aid in leveling so you will have decent defense and starting to build up on your damage.

[AegisXOR]

Won't be buying SC. Don't really want to do everything at once.

Now that I know that weapon choice isn't as much a factor in keeping aggro as intelligent use of skills, my decision's made. Tank it is. Might do a DD at a later date if I decide to delete my archer. Thanks.

(now I just need to hope I get the title I'm aiming for..)

[Miriamele]

Well, dmg is a part of the aggro equation. It's unusual for a skilled tank, especially when it comes to single targets, to lose aggro but it does happen sometimes due to sheer dmg output combined with strings of crits. Even with staggering mock and deva, if the mobs don't die fast enough (like in TR lmfao), there's a possibility that aggro can slip to DDs or a cleric.

But for most situations, aggro can be well-kept when a tank knows his limits and is skillful in his tanking. And finding a good tank is hard, especially post-60... so go for it, skilled tankers are <3.

[Zwivix]

If you can get an archer to 75+ and know what your doing I can make a case for best aoe DD, aoe agrro keeper,and solo agrro. Archers can be best solo DD only for bosses.

But if its an all you wont lv that high go with fighter