Level 3 Solo Construct Brute
Mindless, Unliving

Stamina: 275
Speed: 4
Skills: Perception +6, Throwing +7, Unarmed Combat +9

Punch: +9 vs Agility

• Hit: 4d10+10 Blunt
• Miss: 1d10+7 Blunt

Hurled Rock: +7 vs Agility

• Hit: 4d10+10 Blunt
• Miss: 1d10+7 Blunt

The Clay Golem typically picks up and absorbs into its body three large rocks, which it can then hurl at foes.

The Clay Golem has Resistance 2 Physical.

The Clay Golem is able to deliver a devastating blow. When the Clay Golem hits a target, it may choose to expend up to three Power to increase its damage. For every point of Power the Clay Golem spends, it may inflict +1d10 damage on the attack.

When the Clay Golem performs a Charge against a target and scores a hit, it may expend one Power point to automatically Push the target one meter. The Clay Golem then moves into the square the target previously occupied.

A Clay Golem is a towering, humanoid construct created from hardened clay and animated through powerful earth magic. Standing about 8 to 10 feet tall, it has a formidable and imposing presence. Its body is composed of irregularly shaped clay slabs, giving it a rugged, patchwork appearance. The golem’s movements are slow but deliberate, each step resonating with the deep rumble of shifting earth.

Its face is featureless except for two glowing, fiery eyes embedded into its head, which seem to flicker with an inner light. The golem’s arms and legs are thick and solid, ending in large, blocky hands and feet that can crush or stomp with considerable force. Despite its seemingly crude construction, the golem's body is highly durable, resistant to most physical attacks and magical effects.