First of all, it is worth knowing that goblins and orcs come in several varieties.
Warriors are not the only jot down of enemies that you oughta handle during the game.
Strive for battle at close quarters then, at which point the enemy archers are, virtually, defenseless.
This is undesirable, of course, because prolonged battles increase the risk of losing the entire health bar.
The only way to break the cycle is to perform an activity required by the game, e.g.
activation of a mechanism or reaching a ledge above.
Another category of opponents, which is quite common, are wargs, i.e.
The presence of the “tamed” wargs can be used to your advantage, though.
Note - many fights with spiders are also participated by the much smaller varieties.
Do not ignore them, because they too, can deprive you of health points!
Therefore, replacing a wounded character with another one will not do the job.
Battles with enemies are not the only situations, in which you risk losing your health.
Just as important is to avoid improper interaction with the environment.
Apart from that, you should watch out for traps, whose springing may have grave consequences.
Fortunately, not all of the missteps mean instantaneous depletion of the health bar.
An important piece of information is, e.g.
that the game takes lightly to falling into streams that flow across the Middle Earth.
I recommend, therefore, that you avoid making mistakes and watch your back during battles.
This will allow you to gather studs faster and reach the Master Burglar status in the consecutive stages.
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