Glyphic golem
Glyphic golems are a variant of the traditional Golem, first introduced in Dragon Quest Treasures.
| Dragon Quest monster | |
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| Glyphic golem | |
![]() Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | カースゴーレム |
| Romaji | Kāsugōremu |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest Treasures |
| Old localisation | None |
| Variants | Collum o' golem Chocolate golem Frankengolem Glacial golem Gold golem Golem Grim golem Mazin Ruby golem Ruin golem Stone golem |
Characteristics edit
These golems are made out of an unknown material, comprising of lavender, teal, and violet bricks set in an unorganized pattern. The monsters' namesake are the Egyptian hieroglyphs set on the heads, upper chests, lower torsos, and backs of the behemoths; these markings are thought to curse whomever touches a glyphic golem.
Appearances edit
Dragon Quest Treasures edit
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Gallery edit
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A glypic golem seen in Treasures bestiary
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Tact artwork.
