The third wave of golems finally forced the Shadow Church to act.
Among the Golem Legion dispatched by Port Nyanzaru, the clay golems could practically be ignored. They were nothing but cannon fodder. From stone golems onward, however, combat power rose sharply. An ordinary stone golem weighed 2,000 pounds and stood roughly three meters tall. Its special ability, [Slow], was an enchantment that subjected nearby enemies to an effect similar to the Slow Spell, requiring a mandatory Will save.
Stone golems had a challenge rating of at least 8 and could fight professionals with class levels of 12 or higher one-on-one.
Next came the higher-ranking Iron Golems. They weighed around 3,500 to 5,000 pounds, with most of those in Port Nyanzaru weighing about 4,000 pounds and standing roughly three and a half meters tall. Iron Golems were enchanted with the [Poison Breath] attack, which released poisonous gas within three meters of their bodies. Anyone with insufficient Constitution would suffer continuous poison damage. Iron Golems had an even higher challenge rating, along with considerable resistance to both physical and spell damage.
As for the Adamantite Golems, there was no need to elaborate.
Any one of these legendary-tier constructed life-forms would give the Shadow Church a serious headache.
Faced with Port Nyanzaru's third wave of the Golem Legion, the enemies from the Shadow Church finally began to lose their composure. Some Wizards and priests began casting Summon Shadow Life, while increasing numbers of Shadow Thieves and Rogues joined the battle.
"Aah!"
A dying scream rang out.
At the center of the battle, a Shadow Thief failed to dodge in time and took a Steel Golem's blow to the back. The tremendous force twisted his entire spine beyond recognition. He only managed a single scream before dying.
Elsewhere.
Port Nyanzaru's elites were