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| + | [[File:Blood Golem.jpg|thumb|A Blood Golem]] |
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| − | {{for|the [[Diablo III]] enemy type|Flesh Golem}} |
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| + | '''Blood Golems''' are a type of [[Golem]], often summoned by [[Necromancer]]s. |
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| − | {{for|the [[Diablo III]] skill|Command Golem}} |
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| − | {{New Skill Template |
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| − | | name = Blood Golem |
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| − | | icon = Bloodgolem.jpg |
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| − | | desc = Summons a [[golem]] made of your [[blood]]. |
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| − | | class = Necromancer (Diablo II) |
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| − | | skill_tree = [[Summoning Spells]] |
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| − | | gen = |
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| − | | cd = |
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| − | | level_required = {{value|18}} |
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| − | | res = Active |
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| − | | prerequisites = [[Clay Golem]] |
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| − | | damage_type = Physical |
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| − | | cost = {{value|25}} [[Mana]] |
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| − | | other = [[Pet|Summon]]; Only one [[Golem]] of any type can be active at a time |
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| − | | synergies = [[Golem Mastery]], [[Summon Resist]], [[Clay Golem]], [[Iron Golem]], [[Fire Golem]] |
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| − | | skill_image = Bloodgolemdiablo2.jpg |
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| − | }} |
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==Lore== |
==Lore== |
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| ⚫ | Utilizing a small quantity of their own [[blood]], a [[Necromancer]] is able to give life to a creature neither living nor dead, yet formed of human tissue. This homunculus gains nourishment from the fresh blood of its slain enemies, from which it replenishes its strength. Tied to the Necromancer through their own blood, the Blood Golem is able to share this stolen life force with his master. Unfortunately, the link flows both ways, and any damage taken by the Golem is also transmitted to the caster.<ref>''[[Diablo II]] Manual''</ref> |
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| − | ==General Information== |
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| − | ===Synergies=== |
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| − | *'''Gives synergy to ''': |
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| − | :[[Clay Golem]]: +5% [[Life]] per level |
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| − | :[[Iron Golem]]: +5% Life per level |
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| − | :[[Fire Golem]]: +5% Life per level |
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| − | *'''Receives synergy from ''': |
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| − | :[[Golem Mastery]] |
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| − | :[[Summon Resist]] |
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| − | :[[Clay Golem]]: +20 [[Attack Rating]] per level |
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| − | :[[Iron Golem]]: +35 [[Defense]] per level |
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| − | :[[Fire Golem]]: +6% Damage per level |
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| − | Blood Golem functions as a healing unit (although it only heals the Necromancer and itself and not hirelings, for instance). Hit Points stolen by the Blood Golem are not subtracted from the target. |
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| + | ==In-game== |
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| − | The Blood Golem's life drain is based completely on its own attack rather than the total amount of its target's hit points. Furthermore, if it is affected by a damage return ability like Thorns or Iron Maiden, the life drained is based on its attack rather than how much damage the enemy attacker did to it. |
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| + | ===Diablo II=== |
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| − | The Golem gains 70% of the health it steals while the player gains 30%. If the current life + stolen life is greater than the maximum life of the Blood Golem, the Hit Point overflow goes to the [[Necromancer]]. If the current life + stolen life > maximum life of the Necromancer, the Hit Point overflow returns to the Golem up to the maximum life for each target. |
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| + | {{Main|Blood Golem (Diablo II)}} |
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| + | [[File:Blood_Golem_D2Res.jpg|thumb|Blood Golem as seen in Diablo II Resurrected]] |
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| − | ===Skill Progression=== |
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| − | Hit Points: 201<br /> |
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| − | Defense: 80 |
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| + | ===Diablo Immortal=== |
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| − | {| class="dwtable" |
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| + | {{Main|Blood Golem (Diablo Immortal)}} |
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| − | !scope="row"|Level |
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| − | !1 !! 2 !! 3 !! 4 !! 5 !! 6 !! 7 !! 8 !! 9 !! 10 !! 11 |
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| − | |- |
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| − | !scope="row"|Mana Cost |
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| − | | 25 ||29 ||33 ||37 ||41 ||45 ||49 ||53 ||57 ||61 ||65 |
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| − | |- |
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| − | !scope="row"|Damage |
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| − | | 6–16 ||8–21 ||10–27 ||12–32 ||14–38 ||16–44 ||18–49 ||20–55 ||22–60 ||24–66 ||27–72 |
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| − | |- |
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| − | !scope="row"|Life Leech |
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| − | | 86% ||95% ||102% ||108% ||112% ||116% ||119% ||121% ||124% ||126% ||128% |
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| − | |} |
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| + | Blood Golems appear as enemies in ''[[Diablo Immortal]]''. |
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| − | {| class="dwtable" |
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| − | !scope="row"|Level |
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| − | !12 !! 13 !! 14 !! 15 !! 16 !! 17 !! 18 !! 19 !! 20 !! 25 |
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| − | |- |
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| − | !scope="row"|Mana Cost |
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| − | | 69 ||73 ||77 ||81 ||85 ||89 ||93 ||97 ||101 ||121 |
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| − | |- |
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| − | !scope="row"|Damage |
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| − | | 29–77 ||31–83 ||33–88 ||35–94 ||37–100 ||39–105 ||41–111 ||43–116 ||45–122 || 55–147 |
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| − | !scope="row"|Life Leech |
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| − | | 129% ||131% ||132% ||133% ||135% ||135% ||136% ||137% ||138% ||140% |
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| − | |} |
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| − | == |
+ | ===Diablo III=== |
| + | Golems appear in ''[[Diablo III]]'' via the [[Command Golem]] skill. Similar creatures called [[Flesh Golem]]s also appear as [[monster]]s. |
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| − | {{Trivia}} |
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| − | *The ability's lore states that "''Unfortunately, the link flows both ways, and any damage taken by the Golem is also transmitted to the caster.''" But due to patches, it does not anymore. |
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| + | ==References== |
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| − | * In early versions of Diablo II the life link between the Blood Golem and the Necromancer and the [[life steal]]ing properties could be exploited. For example, enemies cursed with Iron Maiden would have a percentage of their damage reflected back, which would count as damage caused by the golem, which would earn life back for both the golem and the Necromancer. A blow from a heavy melee monster such as a Pit Lord would fill both life meters instantly. |
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| + | <references/> |
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| − | {{Summoning Spells}} |
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[[Category:Minions]] |
[[Category:Minions]] |
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| + | [[Category:Golems]] |
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Latest revision as of 11:51, 10 October 2023
A Blood Golem
Blood Golems are a type of Golem, often summoned by Necromancers.
Lore
Utilizing a small quantity of their own blood, a Necromancer is able to give life to a creature neither living nor dead, yet formed of human tissue. This homunculus gains nourishment from the fresh blood of its slain enemies, from which it replenishes its strength. Tied to the Necromancer through their own blood, the Blood Golem is able to share this stolen life force with his master. Unfortunately, the link flows both ways, and any damage taken by the Golem is also transmitted to the caster.[1]
In-game
Diablo II
Main article: Blood Golem (Diablo II)
Blood Golem as seen in Diablo II Resurrected
Blood Golems can be summoned by Necromancers in Diablo II.
Diablo Immortal
Main article: Blood Golem (Diablo Immortal)
Blood Golems appear as enemies in Diablo Immortal.
Diablo III
Golems appear in Diablo III via the Command Golem skill. Similar creatures called Flesh Golems also appear as monsters.