Fire Guardian

Logical development of the fire crystal idea is a huge battle golem, supplied by the magic of the sealed spirit. Such a battle machine is almost invincible. But why we aren't seeing thousands of such things dominating battlefields of the Great Continent? Answer is simple: to set motion a huge golem you need a very powerful spirit, and to seal such a powerful spirit you need even more powerful mage... but if you have such a great mage you don't need any golems anymore.

Tactical Info:

Pupil: Blind
* unit's vision rate and accuracy aren't influenced by time of day.

Alignment: Passionless
* no bonuses or penalties.

Movement type: Giant
* not good on most terrain types, except flat and mountains.

Armor type: Crystal golem with spirit of fire
* unvulnerable for fire damage.
* resistant to pierce damage.
* vulnerable for impact damage.
* mortally vulnerable for cold damage.

Damage type: Impact & Fire
* impact attack is effective against units without armor, especially against fragile ones, like skeletons, elves, goblins and saurians.
* impact attack is less effective against woses, trolls and other giant creatures.
* impact attack is uneffective against ghosts and heavy armored units.
* fire attack is very effective against woses and other plants.
* fire attack is more effective against skeletons and frogs.
* fire attack is less effective against nagas, trolls and hardy units.
* fire attack is uneffective against ghosts, drakes and dragons.

Special abilities:
* fire shield: when unit hit by enemy in melee combat, enemy receives 8 points of fire damage.

Information

Attacks (damage × count)

crystal fist melee

20 × 2 impact

fire shield

Resistances

	blade	0%			pierce	25%
	impact	-25%			fire	100%
	cold	-100%			arcane	0%