Sounds like we had the same guild master. A little note about the fear
tactic. Its a little mana intensive until you get a few levels under your
belt. Plus my animation seems to miss a lot when in chase mode. If you use
this tactic during your early years, watch that mana bar. You may be in for a
whole world of hurt when that mob kills your pet, grabs some friends and heads
back while you are banging your gate hotkey.

"You have insufficient mana to cast that spell" AARRRGGGHHH.

>
> When soloing always use an animation (later on you can use charm instead)...
> they are your main damage dealer. They can't take much damage so you need
> to watch them closely. One of the best things about being an Enchanter is
> that you have many options. This is one such option at level 4:
>
> Start with Tashan from a distance and follow ASAP with Suffocating Sphere
> before the critter reaches you (you can usually get both spells off if you
> are far enough away). The critter should be on you and your animation on
> the critter, so back off a bit and let your pet tank. Next debuf the
> critter futher with Enfeeblement (this strength debuf along with the DOT
> strength debuf will lower the average total damage the critter will do).
> Now just wait (med if you want to) and watch your animation's health... tank
> for it when needed. When the critter is almost dead cast your DOT again to
> finish it off (or if your Evocation is high enough use your DD). I'm making
> the assumtion you've already buffed yourself and your Animation before this.
>
> Another option in a safe area is to follow the same line except cast fear
> when you're done debuffing... the pet will follow and hit the critter while
> it's running away. Rinse and repeat until dead.
>
> Many more strategies can be found at http://eq.castersrealm.com/
>
> Rizzin Diamoure
> E'ci