Golem

**Golems** are a famous species.

## Bilogy

The **Golems** are, as the name might suggest, made of many stones, gems, crystals, unmeltable ice and molten rocks. They, so far come in five subspecies; Mineroid Stone, Golems that hold abilities relating to either Terrakinesis or Crystalkinesis. Mineroid Ice, Golems that hold abilities relating to either Cryokinesis or hydrokinesis. Mineroid Molten, a Golem with something similar to Pyrokinesis. Mysterstone, an old fasion Golem created by magic, although other golems listed earlier that have no gender and do not look like a humanoid may also be classed as one. And of course the Gem-Hair, Golems that resemble rabbits and Hairs, they also have elemental powers based off of their color. Most of these Golems have a human-like appearance, although not all of them. Each member of these Golems are decendants of what many call the 'First Generation', stone creatures that were created by many spellcasters, although over the years, these creatures have left their old masters and befriended other species, such as Humans, Ents and Rodents. This may have lead to the Golems being split into the five subspecies we see today.

## Culture

The first noted Golems, the Mineroid Stone, these creatures are often able to live in deserts, caves, underground and jungles. They are mostly miners in nature, mainly to build shelters, looking for food or sell priceless artifacts on the market. This is most likely due to their terraforming abilities. The second known group of Golems, the Mineroid Ice, monsters that often live in mointains or antarctic areas, they are beleived to make the frozen wastelands they live in to look more inhabitable. So far the only known living member of this Golem subspecies is Volchest, he stated that Mineroid Moltens often lived in volcanos or anywhere that holds larva and magma. Since their is only one known member left of the Mineroid Moltens, there are no real steriotypes left for these creatures. Genderless Golems that hold advanced forms of magic, the Mystistones are so far the closest subspecies that resemble the 'First Generation'. The Mystistones are often considered to be great spellcasters due to their many years or being artifically 'alive'. Yes, some of the old mages liked the idea of giving 'dust bunnies' souls and super powers. The Gem-Hairs act basicly the same as regular rabbits, exept they eat non-living stones and crystals rather than grass and depending on their color, they may hold one of many elemental powers.

## History

### Origins

The first known Golems were created by mages to do their bidding. Although over the years, their have been sightings of creatures that created out of various materials such as stone, granite, ice and iron. After the wizards returned the Golems are classed under two subspecies known as the Minorids; Golems that resemble most other species. And the Mystistones; Golems created originally as servents.

### Traveler's Telling Guide

A pair of Golems were seen challanging a Traveler in a desert, only for one stronger golem to appear and stop them from harming each other. They were Sand Striker, Sand Soldier and the Queen of Quakes.

## Notable Members

### Gem-Hairs

* Diamond (deceased)
* Larva-Gem Rabbit
* Roxi (deceased)
* Ruby (deceased)

### Mineroid Ice

* Da Loche
* Esktar
* Frigid Masker of Ice
* Frosted Steam
* Frosts
* Igglightous

### Mineroid Stone

* "Cali" Crystal
* Calm Masker of Quake
* Gem Stoner
* Giga Bronzmin of the Stone Lands
* Golden Queen (Non-Canon)
* Larry the Banker
* Queen of Quakes
* Sand Soldier
* Sand Striker
* Stone Hillack

### Mystistone

* Da Ruined
* Maze Rush
* Puzzled Cube
* This Guy

## Trivia

* Some stone creatures and golems from other worlds may have their species changed to one of these golems, judging if they enter the reality that these creatures live in and have no offical name of species for themselves.
* The Golems involved in this are "Cali" Crystal, Gem Stoner, Frosts, Esktar, Volchest, Da Ruined and a random Larva-Gem Rabbit.
* It is possible, although unlikely that more subspecies of these types of Golems may exist in the far future.