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>>44573570
Golem with a cannon fixed to her shoulder.

>>43305022
Went with "Sapphire". You know who doesn't get many stories? Golem.
You know who just wrote one? I did.
It's kinda Jewish

https://archiveofourown.org/works/46713640

>>42721136
How would mamono feel about circumcision?

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>>20338510
Your interpretation of an Undead Kingdom Golem.

From MGR: http://monstergirlsredux.com/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=1650

Expect one article to be posted per day like before.

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>Enchant

>Difficulty: 1 out of 3
>Mana Cost: 1 out of 3

>A spell that grants the target a magical effect. One of the most basic techniques for manipulating mana, which causes the target to exhibit magical effects by imbuing it with mana. All enhancement spells which infuse living things with magic to boost their physical abilities and what not are actually variants of enchant, but the name “enchant” itself mainly refers to imbuing items with magic.

>Imbuing a sword with a flame spell to add a flame attribute or imbuing armor with a hardening spell to make it more durable are examples of basic uses for it, and it's even possible to do things like making a magical sword capable of dispelling targets struck with it by imbuing a sword with “spellbreak (p.45)”, or making magical armor that automatically repairs itself even if destroyed by imbuing armor with a mending spell. Normally the mana imbued dissipates over time, and the magical effects wear off, but by performing “affixation processing”, which adds in a spell formula that allows effects to be maintained by automatically gathering mana from the surroundings to replenish it, it is possible to produce “magical items” that maintain their magical effects almost permanently. Unfortunately, if left as is, the item will then be in a state where the effects will constantly be active, but if it's not the type of item that always applies effects to the one who possesses it, then it's also possible to set conditions to trigger the effects, for example, “when the caster prays while holding the item in his hands”, etc.

>Simply imbuing an item with magic isn't difficult at all. Even novice casters can do it, but affixation processing and setting conditions is difficult for all but experienced casters. The larger the scale of the spell being sealed inside, the greater the difficulty increases, so in the case of magical items imbued with high level spells, they may break after only a few uses, or even just a single use. Therefore, magical items produced by inexperienced casters may be shoddy products that don't produce the correct magical effects, and can even be dangerous if they scatter the magical effects all around indiscriminately since they are not set with conditions.

>Additionally, spells that imbue non-living inorganic things with life such as “golems” are also more complex and higher level “enchant” spells. The easier it is to imagine the connection between the spell to be imbued and the item itself, the easier it is to imbue and affix a spell. In other words, it's easier to imbue swords with offensive spells, and set the trigger conditions to things like “cutting” and “swinging”, which are natural methods of using a sword. This is also the reason why golems, etc. are mostly made in the shape of humans or animals. What's more, even the same basic article can be made more easily enchantable by altering the overall design or adding clever little details. For instance, it's easy to enchant ordinary armor with protective spells, but difficult to enchant it with offensive spells; however, if the armor is adorned with spikes and has a design evocative of sharpness, then it will be easier to enchant it with offensive spells. For that reason, there are many items which are crafted with enchanting in mind beforehand. For example, they may be adorned with decorations that call to mind a given spell or be engraved with the words of a spell's incantation or magical patterns by craftsmen.

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>>19939832
Only if she's off-profile.

>>19528872

>>19485349
An off-profile Golem please.

>>19283553

>>19039936
>achtchan
He can't be from there-there's no mention of Joooooos.

>>18822866
KC stated that he doesn't like to redo old profiles and that the only reason he updated Gargoyle/Lamia/Black Harpy/Red Oni/Golem was because he lost the original files needed for the English printing of MGE1.

>>18755684
>>18755707
>>18755815
Just for the record:
>For unattached monster girls who eat spirit energy, like succubi, a dietary supplement is brewed by golems wherein a limited amount of semen that the automata milk out of their victims can supply many monsters with nutritional, if foul-tasting, energy.

There was stone before steel, and with magic, it breathed life all the same...

Life from stone

Remember the old loyal servants of stone given flesh.

Remember the silent workers of old.

Shameless repost due to archive
https://pastebin.com/q9AtdZyQ

It's been a while
https://pastebin.com/q9AtdZyQ

I did a thing, enjoy.
Drop an idea of what you might want to see next

>>17495852
>not using updated art

It would be creepy if a golem carved her masters nae into her shoulder while going on about how much she loves him

I would like to see a comedy act between a golem and a automaton

Lets talk golems

>When an artificial soul loves you so much they carve your name into their shoulder