Mithril Golem

The is a monster from Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia.
== Background ==
An iron golem's new form following a class change. Their bodies are made of the rarest metal in all Runersia and their physical attack, defense and magic resistance have all been considerably upgraded. Attacking from a distance is now much more reliable. However, they still have low mobility and are better suited to defensive roles.
== Advancement ==
Stats 	Stats	Stats	Stats	Stats	Stats	Stats
 	HP 	MP 	STR 	INT 	AGI 	Defense
Class Change Bonus	+80 	0 	+2 	0 	0 	+10
Stat Growth 	5-14 	0 	1-3 	0 	0-1 	-
Class Defense	145
Class Hierarchy	Class Hierarchy	Class Hierarchy	Class Hierarchy	Class Hierarchy	Class Hierarchy	Class Hierarchy
Class 	Condition 	Class 	Condition 	Class 	 	
Bronze Golem 	Lv. 10 	Iron Golem 	Lv. 20 	Mithril Golem 	 	
== Skills ==
Name 	Power 	Accuracy 	Element 	Range (Hex) 	Ground/Sky 	Counter 	MP 	Target 	After Move 	Type
Mithril Punch 	135 	+12 	- 	1 	↑/↓ 	↑ 	0 	Enemy 	↑ 	Single Target
Mithril Punch 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Normal attack. Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit."
Boulder Toss 	130 	-9 	- 	1~3 	↑/↑ 	↑ 	0 	Enemy 	× 	Single Target
Boulder Toss 	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."	Description: "Deals moderate damage to a single enemy unit within a 3-hex radius."
Giant Punisher	170 	+12 	- 	1 	↑/↓ 	↑ 	0 	Enemy 	× 	Single Target
Giant Punisher	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit." 	Description: "Deals major damage to a single adjacent enemy unit."
Magic	Abilities	Equipment
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* Inorganic Body
* Magic Barrier B	
* Orbs
* Heavy Armors
* Helms
* Accessories (Monster)
== Etymology ==
The word "mithril" is a metal found in many fantasy worlds. It was originally introduced by the fantasy writings of J. R. R. Tolkien, being present in his Middle-earth. It resembles silver but is stronger than steel, and much lighter in weight than either. The author first wrote of it in The Lord of the Rings, and it is retrospectively mentioned in the third, revised edition of The Hobbit in 1966. In the first 1937 edition, the mail shirt given to Bilbo is described as being made of "silvered steel". The name mithril comes from two words in Sindarin—mith, meaning "grey" or "mist"; and ril, meaning "glitter".
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