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- Stone golems are the second tier of golem-type enemies in Elona. They always move into melee before attacking. Their only attack are unarmed attacks. They have large amounts of health and high damage resistance for their level, making them very resistant to weaker attacks. However, their speed is low, so PCs can easily outrun them, and those fighting with ranged weapons can kite them.
- Stone Golem returns and is fought in the Cave of Eblan and Tower of Babil. It has very similar stats and the same drops, and can be easily defeated using the Icebrand weapon.
- Stone Golems are Monsters from Maplestory. They are created when life in the forest seeps into rocks. They will usually attack trespassers. __TOC__
- The Stone Golem is a large, rock-like monster in the console versions of Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure that is actually the form of the Eternal Earth Source.
- Stone golem (formerly Stoneman, Rock Golem, RockGolem and Stone Man) is a monster who appears in the Dragon Quest game series.
- Stone Golems are Pit-sized statues armed with halberds. They normally stand fast but will set their weapons and move forward if Pit lands on the same level as one. They have no other attack than to attempt to spear Pit, but it can be hard to move past them in close quarters. They only appear in Fortresses.
- An elementalist boss.
- Stone Golems are the weaker cousins of Ice Golems and Magma Golems.
- A stone man created when a symbologist breathed life into boulders and made them do his bidding. Unable to comprehend its master's death, it wanders endlessly in search of its beloved keeper. It approaches any human it meets, believing them to be its master, but often kills the hapless person when it realizes they're the wrong man. __NOEDITSECTION__
- Stone Golem is a monster in AdventureQuest Worlds.
- Stone golem is the most common variety of golems.
- Stone golems are large, burly creatures, similar in size to ogers or other golems. They can be killed for an achievement and are completely immune to slashing damage. They are listed in the strategy guide as being the strongest type of Golem, but also the slowest
- A Stone Golem is a mailable Rank 8 Item used to attack Fortresses and set up Castles. It is the opposite of a Dragon.
- Stone Golems can be found in the Badlands. [[:File:|[, ]]]
- Race: construct Alignment: true neutral Armor class: 26 Hit points: 77 Attack bonus: +18/+13 Damage: 2d10+9 bludgeoning damage (creature weapon) Hit dice (level): 14 Challenge rating: 12 Size: large Trained skills:(‡) none Feats: darkvision, weapon proficiency (creature)
- Stone Golem (ストンゴーレム Sutōngōremu) is the promoted version of the Golem class and appears exclusively in TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes Saga.
- Made of rock, it blends in well with the landscape. From a distance it appears to be a moving rocky mountain.
- Stone Golems are a particular type of golem sheathed in solid rock. Though slow, these automatons are durable and can deal heavy damage with their hulking stone arms and their over-sized fists. Upon scanning a stone golem, Duvalier senses something like a mind inside it, at once horribly alien and complex, yet rigid and rudimentary.
- Un Stone Golem o Golem de Piedra puede ser encontrado en Badlands (Tierras Inhóspitas). A parte de ser un mob en WoW, hace apariciones como enemigo neutral en Warcraft III.
- The Stone Golems were guardians of the stone which would not allow Seekers to use powers. They were destroyed by Dante Vale's team and Montehue.
- Stone Golems are large creatures that are made out of solid granite. The body is covered with green moss, that gives the Stone Golem excellent camouflage when it walks in the forest or on the mountain sides.
- The Stone Golem makes his first appearance in TimeSplitters 2, with several incarnations acting as the bosses of the Aztec Story mission, who can only be destroyed using explosives, and are able to cause tremors by beating the ground with their fists. Outside of this, he makes a couple of appearances in the Arcade League, as well as a bot set.
- Stone Golem is a first chest keeper boss that player can have a fight with. Stone Golem is made out of stones and humanoid shape of the body. He is the weakest of all chest keeper bosses. There are other golems for example: Steam Golem and Lava Golem. It is possible that the wizard of Amero Kingdom created this Golem to guard chest from Bob. After defeating the boss, player receives a blue chest as a reward. Boss can be defeated multiple times each new timeline. Player also receives achievement "Clear Area I" that adds 2% to non-tap monsters.
- The Stone Golem is a monster in Final Fantasy Mystic Quest and it is the reincarnation of the Ice Golem. It guards the fourth floor of Doom Castle in a maze-like chamber modeled after the Ice Pyramid. It enters battle with two Cerberus enemies and can use the Corrode Gas attack to instantly kill a party member. It resists Flare, so using White is the best way to defeat it. The player can also cast Exit on it.
- Stone golem is a type of monster in ADOM. They are humanoid constructs that are immune to acid and cold attacks, can see in darkness, and can see invisible PCs. Two stone golems are guaranteed to be generated in each game, one on top of the artifact Moon Sickle somewhere in the Caverns of chaos, and another on top of the Tome of donors found somewhere in the moldy dungeon. Many more appear in some parts of the Earth Temple.
- The Stone Golem seems to be a rather decent pet! The unity is the same as Yeti being Pdef, but being a higher tier pet it is at a much higher value. Some players have stated that the Golem might be able to tank under specific circumstances, although it would most likely be forced to tank in a simlar manner as an Angel, with all the shortcomings associated with this method...
- The first Stone Golem was created in the fabled city of Prague by the invincible Tomasz Pedlow. A Hebrew sage of great scarcity and close friends with G-dzilla himself, Pedlow used occult Atheist magicks to create the Golem from earth, clay, carpet lint, a foreskin, an expired condom and polish kransky. The ingredients were then added to the formula (known today as the golemic triad).
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