Prince

"the destroyer of [aspect]" or "one who destroys via [aspect]"

Overview
The Prince is a straightforward class aimed for direct conflict. They always are geared toward a blunt disposition and never hide their strength or cower from a fight. Like Achilles though, they have weaknesses and will fight on long after they have lost the chance to retreat. They are often valiant and rash to meet their ends. Potentially leaving the party behind as they fight themselves into oblivion.

Game Mechanics
The Prince favors only aggression, their powers lie in devastating direct attacks and unforeseen flanking maneuvers. They either tool their Aspect into a force to  bereckoned with or directly target their Aspect in their enemies and eliminate it. Mechanically, they favor no one wepon, only so long as that weapon is both devastating and personal.

Goals
The Prince lives for the challenge inherent to the game and revel in the victory that comes naturally to them. Though good Princes are concerned for the party as a whole, they see their friends as game peices to be moved. Even considerate Princes understand the difference in sheer power between them and their friends. This may distance him from the Party's own goals early on and forces him to make a choice, Either find his own way or becomes embroiled in politics of his team mates.

Challenges
They seem indomitable in the early game, often able to go it alone through their quests and rarely requiring the assistance of other players. This outstrips them of the valuable resource that comes with cooperation as well as the safety inherent in numbers. Many a Prince has died alone and is lost forever in a position where the rest of the party is unable and at times, simply unwilling to venture.

Further that poorly played prince often begrudges the slower classes, and often a game is lost when the Prince's thirst to conquer and overcome outstripes the Parties' ability to keep pace. Like Leroy Jenkins, the enemy is confronted on the Prince's terms and not when the Party is prepared as a whole.

Tactics
Princes should learn patience and learn it quickly. The pace at which he will gain strength is likely the fastest of all the classes. However the ramp in difficulty steeps quickly, and the Prince will eventually find himself without support if he neglects his friends.

Quiet patience serves better to bring everyone along over the eager need to win.