Changes: Iron Golem

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Iron Golem

Summon a Golem from a metal item

Class

Necromancer

Skill Tree

Summoning Spells

Level

24

Prerequisites

Clay Golem, Blood Golem

Damage Type

Physical

Mana Cost

35

Other Stats

Synergies

None

Active Effect : Summon a Golem from a metal item
Required Level : 24
Prerequisites : Clay Golem, Blood Golem
Gives synergy to :

Clay Golem: +35 Defense per level

Blood Golem: +35 Defense per level

Fire Golem: +35 Defense per level

Receives synergy from :

Golem Mastery

Summon Resist

Clay Golem: +20 Attack Rating Per Level

Blood Golem: +5% Life Per Level

Fire Golem: +6% Damage Per Level

Usage

The Iron Golem's strength lies in his Thorn Damage. This Golem is very powerful against Melee attackers.

Iron Golems can be constructed from non magical items. You will receive the additional Damage listed on weapons, or the Defense listed on Armor. Currently you do not receive the damage benefit for using two-handed weapons.

Save powerful Rare and Magical Items you don't wish to sell, use or trade to create Iron Golems. Some magical item properties are not transferred to the Iron Golem, such as "Chance to find Magical Items" and "Mana Steal".

Items with Knockback should be avoided, as the golem will tend to follow the mob behind enemy lines and get killed.

You can only create Iron Golems from metal items, and you cannot make them from Clubs, Wands, Crystal Swords, Gloves, Belts, Throwing Weapons, Staves, Bows, Crossbows, Quest Items, Jewelry, Leather Armor and Leather Boots.

Iron Golems can gain the abilities of Socketed Gem weapons.

When you create an Iron Golem out of an Ethereal Item the Iron Golem is translucent.

History

While many mages spend their lives devoted to studying the transmutation of base metals into gold, the Necromancers have always had a somewhat different approach to transforming metals. Through complicated arcane rituals and great mental concentration, a Necromancer can summon forth a Golem from common base metals. The construct takes on the properties of the original source material, including any magical effects or other properties the original metal might have possessed.

Skill Progression

Mana Cost: 35
Damage: 7-19 / 11-30 / 12-33
Attack: 100
Hit Points: 321
Gains addition defense from the item that created it

Level	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11

Damage Returned	150%	150%	165%	180%	195%	210%	225%	240%	255%	270%	285%
Defense	190	225	260	295	330	365	400	435	470	505	540
Bonus Defense	35	70	105	140	175	210	245	280	315	350	385

Level	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	25

Damage Returned	300%	315%	330%	345%	360%	375%	390%	405%	420%	495%
Defense	575	610	645	680	715	750	785	820	855	1030
Bonus Defense	420	455	490	525	560	595	630	665	700	875

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 :[[Golem Mastery]]
 :[[Summon Resist]]
-:[Clay Golem]]: +20 Attack Rating Per Level
+:[[Clay Golem]]: +20 Attack Rating Per Level
 :[[Blood Golem]]: +5% Life Per Level
 :[[Fire Golem]]: +6% Damage Per Level
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 Iron Golems can be constructed from non magical items. You will receive the additional Damage listed on weapons, or the Defense listed on Armor. Currently you do not receive the damage benefit for using two-handed weapons.
-Save powerful Rare and Magical Items you don't wish to sell, use or trade to create Iron Golems. Some magical item properties are not transferred to the Iron Golem, such as "Chance to find Magical Items" and "Mana Steal".
+Save powerful Rare and Magical Items you don't wish to sell, use or trade to create Iron Golems. Some magical item properties are not transferred to the Iron Golem, such as "[[Chance to find Magical Items]]" and "[[Mana Steal]]".
 Items with [[Knockback]] should be avoided, as the golem will tend to follow the mob behind enemy lines and get killed.