It hasn't been an issue since. The first time I tried to run RGMercs, I executed it on the Enchanter because I didn't know anything about the script; I thought I would be launching a UI of some kind, as opposed to a per-instance command line, so when he started spazzing out I just kinda sat back and laughed. Thank God I was smart enough to run a test in the Guild Hall, as opposed to a battlefield situation. Since my party consisted of Enchanter, Shaman, Cleric, Druid, Magician, and I couldn't figure out a way to set the Magician's pet as MT, I decided to use my Enchanter as the designated MT/MA/Puller - that's the class I'm most familiar with, having never played a pure melee before. I've since added a Rogue for DPS (and to unlock those pesky doors in the Kunark era), but Disciplines and Combat Abilities might as well be Sanskrit to me, so I just run RGMercs on him and set him to chase my Enchanter around. It's not very efficient, because I move so much that "Follow Me" is almost always on, meaning the Rogue has almost no maneuverability; I literally have to run my Enchanter right on top of a mob before the Rogue can engage it, thanks to the tether. There's a 17-years-old Shadowknight on my Enchanter's account waiting to be used and explored, who I'll probably use as my MT/MA once I've got him leveled and AA'd, but that's in the future. For now, it's a caster/pet party with a side order of melee DPS.
