The official GemStone IV encyclopedia.
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| Attack Attributes
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| Physical Attacks
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| Ensnare
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134 AS
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| Pound
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134 AS
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| Stomp
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144 AS
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| Special Offensive Abilities
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| Foot stomp
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quake effect
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Towering about three yards tall, a crystal golem's form is nothing short of massive. Deeply set fires glimmer coldly from its eye sockets, throwing a myriad of colors throughout the large crystal spikes jutting sharply away from its thick crystalline skin. As it moves, the rainbow color flickers through the facets of its body in a dizzying array of color.
Hunting Strategies
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Messaging
- Arrival
A pair of burning eyes enter into view shortly before a crystal golem forms around them, striding steadily forward!
A crystal golem stomps in, fiery eyes the only clue to its deadly intent.
A crystal golem stomps in, small bits of crystal falling from cracks in its hard skin.
- Ambient
Moving as much of its thick body in front of its head as it can, a crystal golem desperately tries to protect its glowing eyes.
- Departure
A crystal golem's structure creaks as tiny fragments of crystal shake off from its wounds while it moves southwest.
- Death
A crystal golem's eyes flare in a final puff of fire before it falls to the floor, motionless.
- Upon Loot
A crystal golem shatters, tiny pieces scattering before fading away.
Other Information
- Requires enchanted weapon or UAC gear
- Puncture resistant
- They drop crystal cores (alchemy)
- In addition to their stomp attack, crystal golems have a foot stomp maneuver as shown below.
A crystal golem lifts its huge foot up and slams it into the floor, shaking everything violently!
[SMR result: 30 (Open d100: 87)]
You manage to keep your footing.
Historical Information
Old creature description
Animated by ancient magic, this towering mass of crystal has been given a semblance of human form and life. Bitter light reflects from every angle and plane as the monster shifts and moves. Deeply set fires glimmer coldly from its eye-sockets as the creature surveys its next victim.
References
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