I'm surprised no one has mentioned that spamming Taunt is not the best use of it. What Taunt actually does (when it works) is put you 1 aggro point above the highest person on the aggro list. So, if the mob is attacking the warrior, there is no need to taunt and it is best to save it. Then, when the rogue gets aggro and fails evade, the warrior can hit taunt and hope it works.
Plus, to put it on easy mode, if the cleric merely roots the mob, and the warrior gets close to it, the mob will always attack the warrior (unless the rogue gets even closer). So, the melees should get used to watching for the green blob spell particles of Root, and when you see the message that the mob is rooted, the warrior should get close and the rogue should back up a bit.
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