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|exp        = 5
|exp        = 5
|variations = {{name|Stone Golem}} {{name|Stone Golem Dangerous|class=inline|size=20}}
|variations = {{name|Stone Golem}} {{name|Stone Golem Dangerous|class=inline|size=20}}
|drops      = {{name|Coal|10%}}{{name|Diamond|0.1%}}{{name|Earth Crystal|0.5%}}{{name|Fiber|90%}}{{name|Fiber|50%}}{{name|Iridium Ore|1%}}{{name|Iridium Ore|1%}}{{name|Living Hat|0.01%}}{{name|Mixed Seeds|20%}}{{name|Mixed Seeds|50%}}{{name|Omni Geode|5%}}{{name|Prismatic Shard|0.1%}}{{name|Rice Shoot|6.25% in [[Spring]]|class=inline}}<ref name="riceshoot" />
|drops      = {{name|Coal|10%}}{{name|Diamond|0.1%}}{{name|Earth Crystal|0.5%}}{{name|Fiber|90%}}{{name|Fiber|50%}}{{name|Living Hat|0.01%}}{{name|Mixed Seeds|50%}}{{name|Rice Shoot|6.25% in [[Spring]]|class=inline}}<ref name="riceshoot" />
<p>After reaching [[Combat]] level 5: {{name|Mixed Seeds|20%}}{{name|Omni Geode|5%}}</p><p>After reaching [[Combat]] level 10:{{name|Iridium Ore|1%}}{{name|Iridium Ore|1%}}{{name|Prismatic Shard|0.1%}}
}}
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'''Wilderness Golems''' are a unique [[Monsters|enemy]] found on farms at night if the player selects the [[Farm Maps|wilderness map]] as the farm layout. They'll scale in difficulty based on the player's [[combat]] level; as the player's level increases so will the monster's difficulty.
'''Wilderness Golems''' are a unique [[Monsters|enemy]] found on farms at night if the player selects the [[Farm Maps|wilderness map]] as the farm layout. They'll scale in difficulty based on the player's [[combat]] level; as the player's level increases so will the monster's difficulty.
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==Strategy==
==Strategy==
Swinging at them with a sword is the most effective strategy.
Swinging at them with a sword is the most effective strategy.
==Notes==
*Several drops from the Wilderness Golem are only available if the player has reached a certain Combat level. The two drops for [[Iridium Ore]] and the 0.1% chance drop for the [[Prismatic Shard]] are only available once the player has reached combat level 10. The drop for [[Omni Geode]] and the 20% chance drop for [[Mixed Seeds]] are only available once the player has reached combat level 5.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 17:44, 14 November 2021

Wilderness Golem
Information
Spawns In: The Farm
Killable: Yes
Base HP: 30
Base Damage: 5
Base Def: 1
Speed: 3
XP: 5
Variations: Stone Golem  Stone Golem (dangerous)
Drops: Coal (10%) Diamond (0.1%) Earth Crystal (0.5%) Fiber (90%) Fiber (50%) Living Hat (0.01%) Mixed Seeds (50%) Rice Shoot (6.25% in Spring)[1]

After reaching Combat level 5: Mixed Seeds (20%) Omni Geode (5%)

After reaching Combat level 10: Iridium Ore (1%) Iridium Ore (1%) Prismatic Shard (0.1%)

If reached bottom of Mines:

Diamond (0.05%) Prismatic Shard (0.05%)

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Wilderness Golem, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Wilderness Golem - Stardew Valley Wiki }} Wilderness Golems are a unique enemy found on farms at night if the player selects the wilderness map as the farm layout. They'll scale in difficulty based on the player's combat level; as the player's level increases so will the monster's difficulty.

Wilderness Golems can also spawn on other farm layouts provided the player has given a Strange Bun to the Dark Shrine of Night Terrors in the Witch's Hut, or chosen the Advanced Option "Spawn monsters on the farm" at new game creation.

Behavior

They come out of the ground and wander aimlessly and slowly make their way to the player, damaging the player if they collide. Their behavior is the same as Stone Golems.

Strategy

Swinging at them with a sword is the most effective strategy.

Trivia

A Wilderness Golem plays a central role in Abigail's 14 heart event.

References

  1. ↑ Rice Shoots are added to Wilderness Golem drops by RockGolem::getExtraDropItems, only in Spring.

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