Quote Originally Posted by 'Zzyzxx71',index.php?page=Thread&postID=72077#post 72077
The MONSTER macro (AKA The Big Button):

The first thing we’re going to need is a follow macro. We’re going to toss a lot of utility in this follow macro. It may not look like much but this is the main macro for making all this work.

/target [target=Brain, nodead]; [target=Toontwo, nodead]; [target=ToonThree, nodead]; [target=ToonFour, nodead]; [target=Brain]
/follow

Translated?

/target [target=Main guy if he's alive]; [target=#2 if he's alive]; [target=#3 if he's alive]; [target=#4 if he's alive]; [target=Main guy - YOUR ALL DEAD]
/follow

This does the following.

Follows your main guy, handles your failover to a non dead toon when your main dies (all you need to do is click on the next alive toons window, click whatever button you have assigned to follow, and the macro does the rest). It also will permit follow BACK to your main guy if you’re entire team is dead. Why isn’t the 5th guy listed in there? Because if the first 4 are dead – What’s the point in targeting yourself?
Might want to do an "exists" there too:
/target [target=Brain, nodead, exists]; [target=Toontwo, nodead, exists]; [target=ToonThree, nodead, exists]; [target=ToonFour, nodead, exists]; [target=Brain, exists]
/follow

This way if you log on with only 3 instead of 4 you will not have a problem. I use my pally tank for my 2 team and they all have the same follow command (i use focus but same end idea). Without the exists it stops at that statement. So if toon Brain, three, and four are the ones you play with, if Brain dies, the follow command will not work because two is not there and that macro then throws up an error.