Clay Golem

If you don't play D&D, the Clay Golem's abilities may seem bizarre. They like to cast Haste, and their attacks are Poisonous. They don't have much defense, but resist most types of magic. They're easy enough to take out with physical attacks, and while a Hasted Clay Golem can be dangerous due to their generous Attack scores, they have to spend a round casting Haste first. Use that time to kill them.

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Spells: Used by Clay Golem – 1 shown

Exclusive spells can only be learned and cast by a single class; advanced spells can only be learned and cast by advanced classes; ultimate spells are available only from the hidden shop in Lufenia Name	Type	Level	Price	Healing spells and damaging spells that are not resisted have a hit point effect between one and two times this number, or half that when resisted (damage can be further modified by elemental weaknesses or resistances) Power	A modifier to the likelihood of the spell being resisted; there is a base chance to hit of approximately 74% plus half this value, modified by the target's magic defense Accuracy	Target	The status ailment cured of inflicted by the spell if it is not resisted Status	The elemental nature of the spell; weakness to the element makes the spell approximately 20% more likely to hit and adds a 50% bonus to any damage dealt, while resistance halves damage and nearly guarantees that the spell will be resisted (for a net of 1/4 normal damage) Element	Learned By
Haste	Black	4	4,000 gil	-	-	One ally	-	-	BM, BW, Ni, RM, RW

Random Encounters: With Clay Golem – 4 shown

Map	The monsters that can be involved in this encounter; minibosses are only found in repeatable set encounters; bosses are encountered only one time during the game; the final boss must be defeated to complete the game; superbosses are the most dangerous monsters in the game Monsters	The probability of any given encounter being this one when you have a random battle on its map Frequency	A modifier to the base chance of the monsters surprising the party; your party leader's agility and luck also factor into the surprise chance Surprise	Is it possible to run from this encounter? Run?	The average amount of total experience you can expect to earn from this encounter (this is split evenly among surviving party members) Avg. Exp.	The average amount of gil you can expect to earn from this encounter Avg. Gil
Temple of Chaos Past B1	Clay Golem ×1–4, Stone Golem ×1–3	37.5%	+0%	Yes	6,070	3,000 gil
Waterfall Cavern	Clay Golem ×1–3	37.5%	+0%	Yes	2,514	1,600 gil
Flying Fortress 5F	Clay Golem ×1–2, Mindflayer ×1–6	18.8%	+0%	Yes	4,763	4,697 gil
Flying Fortress 4F	Clay Golem ×1–2, Mindflayer ×1–6	9.4%	+0%	Yes	4,763	4,697 gil

Set Encounters: With Clay Golem – 1 shown

Map	The monsters that can be involved in this encounter; minibosses are only found in repeatable set encounters; bosses are encountered only one time during the game; the final boss must be defeated to complete the game; superbosses are the most dangerous monsters in the game Monsters	A modifier to the base chance of the monsters surprising the party; your party leader's agility and luck also factor into the surprise chance Surprise	Is it possible to run from this encounter? Run?	The specifics of where this encounter can be found (note that set encounters other than some boss fights will remain in place once fought, and can be fought multiple times Notes	The average amount of total experience you can expect to earn from this encounter (this is split evenly among surviving party members) Avg. Exp.	The average amount of gil you can expect to earn from this encounter Avg. Gil
Citadel of Trials 2F	Clay Golem ×1–3	+0%	Yes	Directly south of the chest containing the Gauntlets (avoidable by finding the Gauntlets on 3F)	2,514	1,600 gil

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