If you’ll recall, the last time we showed off the golems, we ended with sand.  They start to get infinitely tougher from here on out, starting with stone golems.  The golem-maker puts these creatures together with his magic, and now they’re a bit more substantial.

Our next golem is even more imposing, and almost has the look of a boxer.  The granite golem is a site to behold, and is a monster you certainly wouldn’t want to mess with.

Once you reach the obsidian golem, you get a true appreciation for all the hard work that must go into creating these golems.  This nearly indestructible automaton is a great help to any wizard, or a guard for a fabulous treasure.  And just keep in mind, after this golem, which is number 7, there are 23 bigger, badder golems lying in wait!

And that’s it for our golem previews!  After this set of stone golems, they start moving into metal golems and jeweled golems before they start getting absolutely insane.  We’re also actually wrapped up for Merge Dungeon in general for another two months or so before we start showing off some other cool stuff.  With as much work as we put into this casual little merge game, I’ve got enough to show off for ages!  Until next time!

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Our first little guy is a wooden golem, the very basic element of golem workmanship.  He’s cute, and almost looks sad, but after a while, he’ll be transformed into a bigger, stronger creation, until he’ll be one of the most powerful units in the Merge Dungeon arena!

Up next, we have the mud golem.  In here, you can see that there are some sticks and logs in there, so clearly they used the wooden golem as a basis, and upgraded around it.  The mud golem doesn’t have a lot of stability, so he needs another upgrade.

The clay golem is almost there.  He’s got a firm upper body, and a splotchy set of legs, but he’s the first golem that really starts to pack a punch.  He’s tough and can offer up some nice defensive abilities to help your monster army out.

The sand golem would seem a little counterproductive at first, but with a little magic at hand, it can be even stronger than the clay golem.  It can reconstitute itself more easily, and shape itself into anything it needs.  It’s not quite as tough, but it’s still a force to be reckoned with.

That’ll close up our group of golems today, but we have another sneak peek at three of them coming in just a few weeks.  We’ll start looking at the sturdier of the golems, but even after that, there will be 20 more that you can only see in Merge Dungeon!  See you soon!

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