Golems are a type of Giant Humanoid Enemy in Elden Ring. They are massive humanoid constructs created to protect and guard against intruders, wielding their massive weapons. Though large, their weakness is their low mobility and their ankles, which will topple them with ease.
Golem Location in Elden Ring
Where to find Golems:
- A Halberd Golem is hiding around the ruins at the southwest of Stormhill, near the Evergaol. This one is inactive and will immediately wake up and begin attacking when provoked. It does not respawn.
- There is another Halberd Golem hiding in the northeast corner of Stormhill, right of the Colosseum, similar to the above one. It also does not respawn.
- An Archer Golem can be found guarding the entrance to Ainsel River Well in the east side of Liurnia of the Lakes, to the east of the Church of Vows. It does not respawn.
- An Archer Golem is guarding the entrance to Castle Morne. It does not respawn.
- Two Golems and one Archer Golem can be found on the bridge to Divine Tower of Limgrave (They DO respawn, good for farming Golem's Halberd) [Map Link]
- A special Golem can be found at the east of Caelid at the bottom of a cliff by going to the east from the Minor Erdtree (Dragonbarrow). [Map Link] This one is unique as it wields a magic halberd and can summon orbs to shoot lasers at you. It is powerful and is not worth the risk to kill, as it does not drop unique items.
- Two Archer Golems wielding magic bows guard the ravine towards the Caelid Colosseum and the Great-Jar. Their arrows explode upon hitting a surface.
- A Golem can be found in the fields west of the Shaded Castle near Maleigh Marais, Shaded Castle Castellan. 2427
Runes (Confirmed can drop Golem's Halberd) - Two Golems are found guarding the Grand Lift of Dectus -- one wielding a Greatbow and one wielding a Halberd.
- Unlike other golems, they do not attack if player approaches them after using the lift.
- One Golem can be found near the Divine Bridge Site of Grace in Leyndell, Royal Capital. [Map Link] It does not respawn. The Blessed Dew Talisman is in a chest near this golem. See more information below.
- Two are south of the Freezing Lake grace in the Mountaintops of the Giants. They can be used to break the glowing statue containing Smithing Stones. [Map Link]
- Probably the best spot to farm for the Golem's Halberd
Divine Bridge Golem
There's a particular non-respawning golem that is often confused with a boss due to its positioning. The "Divine Bridge Golem" can be found when proceeding across the Divine Bridge, the entrance to Leyndell, Royal Capital. The massive-sized Golem will be lying on the floor, only to slowly stand up and fight you, but it is not an enemy you must defeat and it is not a boss. [Map Link]
Melee Users
The bridge golem is extremely easy for melee users. With any two-handed melee weapon, immediately do a fully charged heavy attack on its legs twice. This will cause it to fall over and allow a Critical Attack on its chest. This can be immediately repeated before it finishes standing up for an easy win.
Magic and Ranged Users
Sorcerers will want to have Rock Sling when engaging at a distance. Those good at reading attacks in close can hammer it with Glintstone Pebble, but one mistake can take a magic user out of the game with the low HP pool. Throw rocks at the ankles to knock the Golem down, then hit the chest with a couple of casts before retreating. The golem has an extremely long range reaching attack that can one-shot a magic user, so stay far back and advance to hit and run at the edge of Rock Sling's range.
Divine Bridge Golem Attacks & Counters
| Attack | Description | Counter | |
| Giant Axe Sweep | Swings its halberd in a wide arc in front of it. | Roll through or away from the attack. | |
| Double Axe Sweep | Swings its weapon across the ground twice while falling to its knees. Can be followed-up with the Flame Breath or Overhead Slam | Roll through or away from the attack. | |
| Flame Breath | The golem's mouth flares up, before releasing a stream of fire in front of it. | Roll to the left side of the flames to avoid getting hit. Use this opportunity to attack its legs. | |
| Overhead Slam | Lifts up the halberd with one hand before slamming it on the ground. | Roll to the sides. Has a large windup, so be cautious. | |
| Stomp | Lifts its legs and stomps the ground violently. | Jump or dodge through. | |
| Hilt Slam | Lifts up its weapon and uses its hilt to slam the ground multiple times. Used when the player is underneath it | You can roll through each slam of the hilt. There will be four total hilt slams. | |
| Hilt Swipe | Uses its hilt to swipe across the ground below it. | Watch the weapon and roll accordingly. |
Elden Ring Golem Drops and Drop Rates
Item |
Drop Rate |
Additional Info |
| Runes | 100% | 844 - 3927 |
| Golem's Halberd | 5% - 10% | Dropped only by those that wield it |
| Golem Greatbow | 5% - 10% | Dropped only by those that wield it |
| Great Arrow x5 | 50% | Dropped only by those that wield greatbows |
| Smithing Stone [1] | 5% | N/A |
| Smithing Stone [2] | 2.5% | N/A |
| Smithing Stone [4] | 5% | N/A |
| Smithing Stone [5] | 5% | N/A |
| Smithing Stone [6] | 2.5% | N/A |
| Smithing Stone [7] | 2.5% | N/A |
| Golem's Great Arrow x5 | 5% | Dropped only by those that wield greatbows |
| Golem’s Magic Arrow | 5% | Dropped only by the single golem in Caelid that uses a greatbow |
Elden Ring Golem Notes & Tips
FAQ: Where do I farm Giants Elden ring?
Some players refer to these Golems in Elden Ring as Giants. They are ideal for farming early game since defeating them will allow you to earn you Runes and additional EXP easily. This is especially beneficial for players who want to quickly level up early game. A good area to encounter multiple Giant Golems are at the Tower Bridge that leads to Divine Tower of Limgrave. This Location can be found on the map. [Map Link] Since Limgrave is the first Location available in the game, you can easily begin farming early game to level up your character. You can find a total of three Golems here, Two Golems and one Archer Golem. The Golems in the area respawn, so you can locate the closest Sites of Grace to rest at them then continue farming. There are two Sites of Grace in the area, cross over using Waygate to reach the Divine Tower of Limgrave Site of Grace or return to use the Limgrave Tower Bridge Site of Grace in order to get them to respawn and continue farming.
The Golems in this area suffer from friendly attacks as well, so one method of defeating them is baiting the Archer Golem to attack while you are lined up with the other Golems. For melee users, focus your attacks on its legs and these giants will stagger easily and eventually fall, giving you the opportunity to deal all your offensive attacks while it is incapacitated.
Other Golem Notes
- Deals Standard (Halberd), Pierce (arrow) and Fire Damage. Variants from Caelid deals additional Magic Damage.
- There is unique Golem from Caelid near "Redmane" painting location. This one uses halberd infused with magic and attacks with ranged attack dealing pure Magic Damage.
- Weaknesses: Unarmored body parts. Attacks there deals increased damage.
- Depending on variation, these are either its ankles, wrists, or chest.
- Late-game variation can be fully covered in armor, but poise-breaking them is still possible.
- Can't be parried, but can be poise broken. Poise break stuns them for a long time and allows to perform a riposte dealing massive damage (riposte is done to the chest)
- Neutral to Strike Damage, low resistance to other types of Physical-type damages/Magic Damage and medium to other Elemental-type damages.
- Immune to Status Effects.
- It is recommended that you use a melee weapon (preferably a Heavy or Colossal Weapon) to bring the Golem down easily, by positioning yourself by the ankles, charge up your heavy attacks 2-3 times, the Golem will then fall down and give you the chance to deal crit damage. When it tries to stand up, position yourself again at the ankles before it could fully recover and repeat the process.
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AnonymousAt one point I killed one of the respawning Golem archers in the canyon leading up to the Caelid Colosseum, and rather than dropping a conventional item it spawned about a dozen regular environmental Gravel Stone pickups. Is this normal? I've never seen or heard of this happening before.
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Missing the 3 Golems on the way to fight the Draconic Tree Sentinel in Altus Plateau. Two archers and one halberd. The archers do not respawn when killed but the halberd one does.
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If you want to fight the Caelid Golem at RL 1+0 this is how I did it: Zweihander (strength + dex talismans), cragblade ash of war, opaline bubbletear, and stonebarb cracked tear. While focusing on its hands whenever possible, 2 fully charged r2’s can often chain stun it for 3-4 ripostes. In total you’ll need 10-12 critical hits.
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New to the game so I'm not sure whether this is a glitch or not, but the ranged ones don't seem to attack you when you come into close quarters. I charged the one outside Castle Morne and half expected it to stomp me into oblivion, but all I got was a bunch of free hits?
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Strike damage is what they’re weak to so just whap em with a hammer or fist weapon
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At this point, the caelid one needs his own page. All of the poor golems are being held accountable for caelid ones crimes. Seriously they are my favorite mobs in the game but that caelid one is singlehandedly ruining the reputation of these guys
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Just got my arse kicked into next year by the magic halberd golem. I tried to use hidden tear + Comet Azur, which only took a tiny piece of its hp bar
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I thought Laser Golem was going to drop Godwyn soul or Marika puppet. But only 5000 runes.
Thanks Miyasaki
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The laser golem should drop a somber ancient dragon smithing stone and DS1's Iron Golem Set
Floats, scams critical hits, slides around, has obscenely high HP, looks like a boss but gives almost no runes, iirc it can push you 20 meters off a cliff, it's the quintessential zero-polish sadistic Elden Ring enemy, more garbage in this shovelware-style game
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You know how when you kill the two blue archers in Caelid, and for 30 minutes they don't drop anything? And when they do drop something, it's the ump-dozen-teenth golem greatbow or even great arrows that the golems don't even use?
Man, that's the freaking best! It gets me so stoked! Like when I shatter a tooth or something... good times, good times.
(Just for the record, my item discovery is 215 pre-fowl foot. I had a much easier time farming rune arcs from rats.)
In addition, to anyone who'll say "it has to be this way because they're too good in PvP" then why the heck don't they get re-adjusted for PvP... you know, like everything else.
5% drop rate on magic arrows my butt... at least in my game. These kinds of situations just punish honest gamers and breed cheating to the extreme.
Some merely lack patience, however, we can't all be assumed to be 13 with the ability to spend every waking moment gaming.
There's gotta be balance... as in all things.
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Caelid BS King golem:
Drop to the rocky platform or the root below. Summon Torrent so that you are looking at Radahn, equip Arrow Reach talisman and shoot 6 blu flasks worth of Rocks. Done.
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FromSoftware was out of their mind when they designed the Caelid laser golem. It has more health than a good 90% of main story bosses/demigods (almost all mid-game bosses and a lot of endgame ones, including freaking Placidusax). A random oversized toy soldier is canonically more powerful than the god of all dragons.
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The special cliffside Caelid laser golem should drop something special. Instead there’s just a regular Rune Arc by it’s feat. Give me a spell at least.
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Easy strat ho kill the golem archers in caelid: fully charged r2 to their legs while they pull the bow. Did the trick with golden halberd +1, took 2 fully charged r2 to take the first one down and 3 fully charged r2 to kill the second. Both get one-shot with ripostes.
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I've farmed the ones in caelid trying to get the magic great arrows with no luck. agree why would they drop regular great arrows?
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Wh... why do they drop regular great arrows? They're GOLEMS. They fire the GOLEM great arrows.
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The upper limit on golem runes needs updating
The special Caelid golem gives 5759 runes
Not worth it though, and does respawn
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when I try to cheese a golem with poision mist it doesn't get poisoned. Are they immune to posion?
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The one in Caelid has 35,000 hp (dealt 35,077) and can functionally hit a third of the arena its in with a single swing. For reference on that HP: Fire Giant has 43k and a weak spot. Malenia has 33k. Placidusax has 26k.
Get the redmane painting, take the spiritspring down there, grab the ash of war, and if you do not have a great rune active: put on a sacrificial twig, poke the giant, grab the rune arc, die to the giant. It dropped a smithing stone 4 (5%) for me along with about 5k runes. If you have a great rune active, don't hit the giant and teleport to somewhere else.
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Caelid golem should be considered a boss. It's tougher than most bosses.
Crystal darts turn the golems hostile towards other mobs. They take more darts than the imp statues and watchdogs, but in some cases it may be worth it.
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Easy for melee users? I mean... you can barely see it's attacks and one mistake you die (unless you're over leveled). I don't think this is the best definition for easy xD
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If you return to the Divine Bridge after capitol has been destroyed (using the Tower of Return "trap"), the golem is back and will respawn if killed.
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Really looking for a way to cosplay these in multiplayer, as I really enjoy the Halberd. I wonder what armour would be best for it.
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Just finished farming 2 from stormville castle. This the best option. I used a plus flamberge with holy ash. Absolutely devastated the 2 with the halberd. The archer golem also hits them and helps you bring them down. Took me about 10 trys to farm 2 halberds. I am now powerstancing these with flame of the redmanes at plus 12 and and just shredding everything alive! My favorite weapons in this game!!
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Ironic that one of the biggest enemies in the game are very easy to stagger. If you have bad damage against one of these, just heavy attack and repost.
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When facing the Archer golems, it is preferable to focus on their left leg with your heavy attacks, as they are nigh-guaranteed to use their stomp attack in melee range and will always begin the attack with their right foot first.
— Courh the Explorer
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It was foggy as I approached Castle Morne so when a massive arrow barely missed me I assumed I was being shot at by a giant ballista or something. It was shocking but also cool as hell when I got close enough to see a giant humanoid figure with a bow instead.
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Do the magic archers drop regular golem great arrows in addition to the magical variants? I want to see if I can cut out farming in two locations at once.
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The one in Caelid is definitely tough. Having gone through and completed everything, he was the last on my list before starting NG+. So I was definitely overpowered. Turns out, he isn’t that hard. First, use the spirit spring to jump aiming for the pot right at the corner of the ledge. Once you clear the ledge be sure to steer back toward the cliff making sure not to land on the tree branches. You can land all the way to the bottom without damage.
Then after getting a few sneak attacks in while he’s sleeping, run over to the far north east corner and used any long range method. Loretta’s Mastery works great. Get as many shots in and he will eventually turn around and go back toward his station. He will keep walking toward you looking scary, but if you stay in the corner, he will always back off.
Plan your flasks and talismans accordingly. No need to rush, or risk melee. Just slow cheesy death.
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fun fact, the golem archer at the great jar can shoot you all the way from the cliffside at the dragonbarrow merchant
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Wish you could get their body as an armor set. Especially to go along with their halberd and greatbow.
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For the infamous "Blue Golem" of Caelid:
-mix Stonebarb Cracked Tear (poise break) and Strength-knot Cracked Tear (strength) in your Physick
-have a beastly colossal weapon
-at start of fight, pop Physick and rush to his right wrist while he is still sleeping on the ground
-spam heavy attacks on his wrist- you might get 3 in a row before he stands up
-this should be enough to immediately break his poise (you can try for one last heavy heel strike if not)
-while he's broken, run over to his flaming chest and tap a light attack for a fabulous lava-spewing critical hit
-mount Torrent and book it for the far side of the area to regroup/ heal if it got sloppy
-you will be amazed at how little health he has left at this point!
-when ready, charge in with Torrent and dismount right between his feet, slightly behind him
-continue heavy attacks on his heels, he should die before he rips off another magic orb attack
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Throwing crystal darts at them enough times causes them to start malfunctioning, and they'll actually start infighting with other enemies similar to the Imps and Burial Watchdogs.
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why do they sometimes spawn at half hp? notably the ones that do not respawn after being killed
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Why does the droprate for the magic arrows have to be so low? Aren't they already hard enough to get?
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They seem especially vulnerable to critical hits. >7000 damage to the ones outside the capital with a flame art misericorde and no buffs. The halberd ones seem to take the most punishment.
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Destoned Death (Maliketh's Black Blade) is quite effective against the Dragonbarrow Golem.
Every single one of these golems should be just as cool and dangerous as the one near the Redmane painting. Literally legendary fight for what it is and it’s not even a boss fight.
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If you use greatsword (colossal) with axe talisman, you can poise break with two charged r2's and riposte. At heavy +19, 49 strength it kills in 3 shots the one at dectus. Useful for farming i hope
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jumping R2s on their weakspots break their poise with any weapon in like 3 or 4 swings
even when they got their shin guards on, jumping R2s topple them pretty easy
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Im very sad the one in Dragonbarrow doesnt drop anything special. It felt really cool to fight
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There is also a second inactive Golem in stormhill, up past where you fight the Deathbird, another one in Leyndell which you can fight after being warped there from the Weeping Peninsula, three more which guard the route to the Draconic Tree Sentinel, an archer at the end of the narrow stone bridge in the mountaintops, and two or three more in the snow canyon right after. In addition, if you use the Grand Lift of Dectus, the two Golems at the top will not be hostile unless provoked.
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once you get the crit, 2 charged attacks on the hands stun it for another crit, rinse and repeat!
For fellow Faith people, use Envoy's Long Horn and spam Bubble Shower while targeting its chest (knocks it down after like 3 well-placed ones)! Worked especially well at the Dragonbarrow one
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The one with the bow guarding castle Morne is my HOMIE, like bro kept taking potshots at the deathbird near the map pickup and got him staggered at one point, someone make this dude elden lord
Critd definitely deal more damage my Greatsword with 226 damage dealt 3200 damage on a crit
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Golems with magic bows in Caelid drop Golem magic great arrows.
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does the "super" golem in dragonbarrow really not drop anythign special? tryed to farm it and got only smithing stones 4
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The fire breathing ones seem to resist fire damage, which isn't a surprise really.
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"It is best to use magic and ranged to tackle this enemy, as its attacks are devastating and melee hits seem to be highly resisted."
Yeah ngl that's pretty bad advice. These guys are very tanky and you'll probably use up all of your FP to kill them with magic, and their attacks at range are way harder to dodge and survive than their close range attacks. Additionally most (maybe all?) seem to have a built-in critical modifier like land octopi, where critical hits do crazy high damage.
By far the easiest way to kill them is to just get under, two hand your weapon, and use fully charged R2s until they stagger. This can be as low as 1 hit on high poise damage weapons, but even something like a spear usually only takes 2, just be mindful that the ones wearing ankle guards will take a few more. Still though, when you are under them they tend to go for a stomp move which is very easy to dodge and gives you plenty of openings. After the first riposte, you can generally stagger them again before they even have a chance to finish standing up - effectively an infinite until they die.
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Strike damage and possibly holy. Sacred Morningstar staggers them with two charged attacks, after they fall prone you can land a crit by running around to their side. Works for every variant I've encountered, including the extremely powerful fire breathing version that is laying down just beyond the bonfire after going through the teleport trap on top of the tower of return. I was doing over 3.5k crit damage at around level 20. 16 str / 20 fth
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Strike damage and possibly holy. Sacred Morningstar staggers them with two charged attacks, after they fall prone you can land a crit by running around to their side. Works for every variant I've encountered, including the extremely powerful fire breathing version that is laying down just beyond the bonfire after going through the teleport trap on top of the tower of return. I was doing over 3.5k crit damage at around level 20. 16 str / 20 fth
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Strike damage and possibly holy. Sacred Morningstar staggers them with two charged attacks, after they fall prone you can land a crit by running around to their side. Works for every variant I've encountered, including the extremely powerful fire breathing version that is laying down just beyond the bonfire after going through the teleport trap on top of the tower of return. I was doing over 3.5k crit damage at around level 20. 16 str / 20 fth
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No one has mentioned the three on the route between Leyndell, Royal Capital Outer Wall Battleground site of grace and the Capital Ramparts site of grace. Two archers and one with a double-ended weapon. The archers are weak to physical attacks on their ankles, and go down quickly. The doublehanded guy is awful. Strong to physical vs. ankles, strong to lightning and fire, immune to poison and rot. I'm an Enchanter and haven't tried Magic. Does this guy have any known weaknesses at all?
It's possible to bypass all three of these golems, and maybe most people do. I'm just curious whether there's any easier way to knock down that third one.
Horrible enemy in Caelid. Only wihit Envoy's Long Horn can kill him...
The mage golem in Dragonbarrow is one of the hardest enemies in the game. Larger health pool then Flame Giant, more defense, microscopic arena, magic damage on all attacks so nothing is blockable, massive attack range that goes through all the cover in the area. Don't know who balanced that dude, maybe added one or 2 extra 0s on their health pool?
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The one in Caelid is the toughest MF in this game, could solo Radagon 100%
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There's a secret golem with a blue weapon and magic abilities near Radhan's beach. It's up high on the cliff on the northern edge, and the only way I know of to get to it is to go up to the erdtree atop the cliff and jump down a series of platforms to get to it. There's also an ash of war for bows and some other thing down there, forgot what it was.
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The archer golem at Limgraves divine tower bridge drops great arrows and golems great arrows
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It isn't listed here but the first time I played I found a golem laying on the ground left of the colesuem in limgrave and it only had half its health on every playthrough after that even if i made another character it hasn't shown up again
Quick strat for the dragonbarrow golem: grab an upgraded misericorde with the flame of the redmanes(or any high crit weapon), and enough cerulean flasks to chug around 4ish times(non-leveled mind). Hop down, spam ash of war three times and he'll stagger down, during that time drink a fp flask and crit him. Wait for him to start getting up and repeat, took around 4 crits for me. You can do this with most golems, they can't attack and you get a free kill if timed correctly.
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I could swear I had one drop a golden seed for upgrading flask. I cannot remember where exactly. Anyone else have this?
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dang was hoping for some info about knocking them down. manage to do it really quick with the visage shield and it got me curious. i'm assuming it has something to do with poise but was looking for the nittygritty's.
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the golem on the Clift in Calid is bullshit, u can't hit his ankle cuz it protected, he tanky as hell, he can use fuking magic that spawn mini azu beam that shoot you, and if u die, u have to respawn at the nearest grace, no Stake of Marika so you have to walk there again, he drop nothing.
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For fingers sake, save your time when you plan to kill the golem with the magic halberd in Caelid, below the minor erdtree. Drops 5k souls. That's it.
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What the heck? I killed the Golem near Dragonbarrow, south of the Minor Eldtree on a cliff. This one is a unique golem yet it dropped jack ****. Lame!
Petition to change their name to Giant angry baby with Rattle lol because pretty much that’s what they are
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there's (very verrryyy)powerful golem near caelid minor erdtree . i defeat that thing using arrow reach +arror sting + long bow
apparently that thing will not chasing you in far far left platform (near big jar)
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there's (very verrryyy)powerful golem near caelid minor erdtree . i defeat that thing using arrow reach +arror sting + long bow
apparently that thing will not chasing you in far far left platform (near big jar)
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there's (very verrryyy)powerful golem near caelid minor erdtree . i defeat that thing using arrow reach +arror sting + long bow
apparently that thing will not chasing you in far far left platform (near big jar)
The one at Minor Erdtree (DRAGONBARROW) doesn't drop anything unique, and only gives around 6046 runes (I may have had a 5% group buff on, wasn't paying attention).
The one at Minor Erdtree (DRAGONBARROW) doesn't drop anything unique, and only gives around 6046 runes (I may have had a 5% group buff on, wasn't paying attention).
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There is a completely optional magic melee golem in the ledge near the minor erdtree in caelid with the painting ghost, it has a magic axe and a spell attack, hits stupidly hard, has protected knees and probably the largest HP bar in the whole game and drops absolutely nothing, arround 5.000 runes, why...
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The one below the erdtree in dragon barrow its super tanky.
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Bow golems also drop Great Arrow x5 and Golem's Great Arrow x5. The Golem's Great Arrow seems extremely rare as I've only just received one drop after extensive farming.
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These guys *very seriously* do not like magic.
Regular thwip thwip magic sword cast (the 3-4 FP one) usually does 120-170 damage. On these guys? 270-540, holy ****. EACH.
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Cool tip for fighting the melee versions: If there's a bow golem nearby , try to get the bow to hit the halberd golem, instantly knocks it down for a critical hit.
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can anyone tell that he dropped? something special?
- A Golem can be found at the east of Caelid at the bottom of a cliff by going to the east from the Minor Erdtree (DRAGONBARROW).
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In my case, the one hiding in the dirt in stormhill awakened when I rode over it. I didn’t kill any eagles. Probably get aggro’d by walking over it.
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Does anyone know if a riposte on them is an instant kill or just massive damage?
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