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{{blockref|From wikipedia:<br />Golems are magical [[Construct (Dungeons & Dragons)|constructs]] made of inert matter animated by high-level [[Magic of Dungeons & Dragons|spellcaster]]s through the use of powerful spells during magical rituals. The main aspect differentiating one type of golem from another is the material from which it is built. There are four standard types of golems, from weakest to strongest: flesh golems, clay golems, stone golems and iron golems. The flesh golem is created from [[wikipedia:Cadaver|human remains]], and the others are created from earthen components: {{wikip|clay}}, [[wikipedia:Rock (geology)|stone]] and {{wikip|iron}} respectively. Virtually any material can be used to create a golem, and hundreds of different types of such creatures have been described for one edition or another of the game.<ref name="TUGI">Picard D. Laurent, ''The Ultimate Golem Index'' (Black Arts Edition, 2010)</ref>|<ref name="wp">[[wikipedia:Golem (Dungeons & Dragons)|Wikipedia - Golem]] ''(accessed 2019-12-15)''. Licensed [[CC-BY-SA]]</ref>}} | {{blockref|From wikipedia:<br />Golems are magical [[Construct (Dungeons & Dragons)|constructs]] made of inert matter animated by high-level [[Magic of Dungeons & Dragons|spellcaster]]s through the use of powerful spells during magical rituals. The main aspect differentiating one type of golem from another is the material from which it is built. There are four standard types of golems, from weakest to strongest: flesh golems, clay golems, stone golems and iron golems. The flesh golem is created from [[wikipedia:Cadaver|human remains]], and the others are created from earthen components: {{wikip|clay}}, [[wikipedia:Rock (geology)|stone]] and {{wikip|iron}} respectively. Virtually any material can be used to create a golem, and hundreds of different types of such creatures have been described for one edition or another of the game.<ref name="TUGI">Picard D. Laurent, ''The Ultimate Golem Index'' (Black Arts Edition, 2010)</ref>|<ref name="wp">[[wikipedia:Golem (Dungeons & Dragons)|Wikipedia - Golem]] ''(accessed 2019-12-15)''. Licensed [[CC-BY-SA]]</ref>}} | ||
==List of Golems== | |||
{{5e Monster List|Golem}} | |||
==Sources and Notes== | ==Sources and Notes== | ||
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Golem Overview
From wikipedia:
Golems are magical constructs made of inert matter animated by high-level spellcasters through the use of powerful spells during magical rituals. The main aspect differentiating one type of golem from another is the material from which it is built. There are four standard types of golems, from weakest to strongest: flesh golems, clay golems, stone golems and iron golems. The flesh golem is created from human remains, and the others are created from earthen components: clay
, stone and iron respectively. Virtually any material can be used to create a golem, and hundreds of different types of such creatures have been described for one edition or another of the game.[2]
Golems are magical constructs made of inert matter animated by high-level spellcasters through the use of powerful spells during magical rituals. The main aspect differentiating one type of golem from another is the material from which it is built. There are four standard types of golems, from weakest to strongest: flesh golems, clay golems, stone golems and iron golems. The flesh golem is created from human remains, and the others are created from earthen components: clay
, stone and iron respectively. Virtually any material can be used to create a golem, and hundreds of different types of such creatures have been described for one edition or another of the game.[2]List of Golems
8 Golems
| Monster | Size | Type | Tags | Alignment | HP | CR | Habitat | Marked | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Golem Overview | Overview | Construct, Golem | Urban | Canon, Pointer | Monster Manual (5e) | ||||
| Clay Golem | Large | Construct | Golem | Unaligned | 133 | 9 | Urban | Canon | SRD-OGL v5.1 |
| Flesh Golem | Medium | Construct | Golem | Neutral | 93 | 5 | Urban | Canon | SRD-OGL v5.1 |
| Glasswork Golem | Medium | Construct | Golem | Unaligned | 36 | 2 | Feywild, Urban | Canon, Pointer | The Wild Beyond the Witchlight |
| Iron Golem | Large | Construct | Golem | Unaligned | 210 | 16 | Urban | Canon | SRD-OGL v5.1 |
| Jade Golem | Large | Construct | Golem, Stone Golem | Unaligned | 178 | 10 | Urban | Canon, Pointer | Journeys through the Radiant Citadel |
| Snowman | Medium | Construct | Golem, Water Elemental | Neutral | 93 | 5 | Arctic, Urban | Noncanon, User Creation | Rlyehable |
| Stone Golem | Large | Construct | Golem, Stone Golem | Unaligned | 178 | 10 | Urban | Canon | Varied, SRD5, MM5e |
Sources and Notes
- Wikipedia - Golem (accessed 2019-12-15). Licensed CC-BY-SA ↑
- Picard D. Laurent, The Ultimate Golem Index (Black Arts Edition, 2010) ↑