"Have the characters in your party specialize in individual areas.  Place your melee characters in front, followed by the archers, and then finally the spell casters.  Your party will be far more effective this way than if you try to build a party of mediocre generalists." - TEM

"Don't go charging into large groups of monsters.  Instead, make sure that your party is set to 'Hold Ground' and that you have spells and bows set as the current weapon for each party member.  Then approach the monsters slowly, a step at a time.  A couple of the monsters will peel off from the group, allowing your party to hit them with arrows until they reach the party.  Kill these creatures and then move slowly forward until the next few attack.  Large groups can easily be destroyed piecemeal by using this technique." - TEM

"Kill all melee characters do not kill ranged monsters. stand close to ranged monsters set you're character to automatic healing. be patient." - Sholto-Canada

"For high-hit point monsters with a devastating area attack ( for example, Scorch the Dragon ) limit the damage you take by attacking with your best archer, then place all your other characters out of harm's way and have them cast healing spells. It takes time, but this is a guaranteed formula for victory, your best archer will level up in Dexterity, and everyone else levels up in Nature Magic." - me

"To gain levels quickly for low level characters, head toward the town of Lang (swamps) from Elddim. When you reach the swamps, you will see the bridge and a guard there. He will tell you to turn back. Instead, go to the end of the bridge (the bridge is broken towards the end). Surrounding you will be Swamp Slingers that will toss sludge at you. They won't be able to hit you, but you can hit them! Just use a ranged attack or a spell like Zap and you'll level up in no time. Just make sure you stay on the bridge or you'll be done for. Also, make sure to look out for the Swamp Goblin. If you see him, run for the hills!" - Sir Hack-a-lot