Overview[]
Golems are creatures encountered inside of Druid Grove that were made, and are controlled by the Druids. They are entirely made of stone, meaning they start off with high 
Defense, and are innately immune to certain Statuses. This makes them tougher to take down.
Skills[]
- Rock Toss(
0) - Throws a rock at an enemy, dealing 4 Damage. Dodgeable.
- (1) - Damage increased to 6.
- (2) - Damage increased to 8.
- (3) - Damage increased to 10.
- Becomes Purple Rock Toss at Corruption 3.
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- Earthquake(1) - At the start of each player's turn, deal 1 Damage to all allies and enemies. Undodgeable.
- Will always use Earthquake whenever it is not active.
- Having at least 1 Defense will completely negate the effects of Earthquake.
- Damage does not scale with Corruption level.
- Stone Guard(1) - The golem will guard itself, giving itself +4 Defense for 1 turn.
- Stone Arm (2) - Deals 6 Damage to one enemy and inflict -1 Weakness for 3 turns. Undodgeable.
Stats[]
 lvl.
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 POW.
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DEF.
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 HP
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 SP
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 Cents
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 XP
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 4 | 3 | 12 | 2/8 | 5 | 10 |
| 1 | 6 | 4 | 17 | 3/10 | 7 | 16 |
| 2 | 8 | 5 | 22 | 4/12 | 11 | 23 |
| 3 | 10 | 6 | 32 | 5/14 | 15 | 30 |
Strategy[]
When going up against Golems, keep in mind they not only have 3, which makes them harder to damage properly, they're also immune to the Damage Over Time statuses, meaning Poison Spray isn't an effective strategy against them.
Your best bet for dealing with Golems are single-target Skills, like Stone Arm, Dull Rapier, Evil Impact and Drain, most of which can be obtained before stepping into Druid Grove (With the exception of Stone Arm.) though you might have to grind to MAX level (15) before you can hunt down Dwellers for Drain. However, Evil Impact requires you or a friend to have 
Wraith Power, so you can hunt down Wraiths.
Corrupted Golems, especially 2+ have a high amount of Defense. And due to that, it's best to use the skills mentioned above, being Stone Arm, Dull Rapier, Evil Impact and Drain.
- Corruption 2 having 5 Defense, and Corruption 3 having 6 Defense.
Trivia[]
- Currently, Golems and Bedrock are the only enemies to have an innate immunity to statuses.
- Golems are the only enemy in the game to not be a boss nor mini-boss, and not get any new skills when Corrupted.
- Golem is one of the three enemies to have Immunities, the others are The Bandit King and Bedrock.
- Corruption 2+ Golems are generally hard to find, seeing as you can only find Golems in the Druid Grove, which you can't boost corrupt rates through overleveling, Challenge Power or Gear Soda.
- An easier way to find Corruption 2+ Golems is to head to Overgrown Grotto, and around tier 8+ Corruption 2+ Golems would start spawning, until reaching tier 10+.
- It's recommended to bring a friend or two along if you plan to go through tier 8, as higher tier dungeons can prove to be quite difficult if not properly prepared for.
- An easier way to find
- Golem, alongside with Fungeye, The Bandit King and Bedrock have the most Power as a non-corrupted enemy being 4.
- Golem is one of the few enemies whose base skill deals the same Damage as their Power (For example, if Golem has 4 Power, Rock Toss will deal 4 Damage). The other enemies are Daiseye, Lileye, Fungeye and Tangler.
- A bug exists that causes Golems to skip their Earthquake Skill whenever they spend SP on it, abruptly going to the next enemy. This is possibly caused by two players entering a Golem battle, then the first player running.
- As a result, the affected Golems will always alternate between a successful Rock Throw and a skipped Earthquake, never using their other skills.
| Enemies | |
|---|---|
| Woodlands |  Bandit -  Daiseye -  Lileye -  Burglar -  Tangler -  Druid -  Dweller -  Fungeye -  Golem
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| Bosses |  The Bandit King -  Bedrock
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| Events |  Wraith -  Snowman
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