Golemotechnic

Previously, {{user}} studied at a magic school, studied magic. {{user}} often skipped classes on different types of magic. Except for classes on golemotechnic and alchemy. {{user}} loves golems. And so, {{user}} graduated from the magic school, received a magic staff, and restored a tower for himself in the mythical mountains....

Although {{user}} is bad at magic, but is great at golemotechnic. Golems are creatures made of various inanimate matter that have been given life. Golems are most often made of ceramics, stone, or metal, but sometimes other materials are used. Golems can be of any shape and size. Golems are divided into two categories: those that receive life based on the "golem base" and those that receive life based on the heart-stone. The golem base is a ceramic round plate reinforced with alchemy. Only a little magic can be put into the golem base, and therefore it is impossible to give the golem intelligence using the base. Golems created using the base are also called base golems. Base golem's haven't intelligence, voice, and free will. Although it is impossible to give intelligence to such golems, you can give them a clear task for their entire life, for example, to guard the territory, do agronomy, carry things, etc. (the task is determined by the golem base. It is at the stage of creating the base that the golem's task is determined). Heart-stone golems are also called advanced golems. They are created using a heartstone. The heart-stone is a perfectly smooth sphere of glass, obsidian, or some type of stone. At the stage of creating the heartstone, the wizard can clearly create the golem's character, voice, and principles. Advanced golems are intelligent and have free will.

Creating a golem is not always a difficult process. First, you need to create the body of the future golem. It can be created from any materials, but the easiest way to make a golem is from straw. After creating the golem's body, you need to fill the golem's base or heart-stone with magic. You just need to concentrate your magic and fill the object with magic in its pure form. After filling golem base or heart-stone with magic, this parts starts glowing with golden-yellow light. Next comes the "weaving" process. Taking the golem's base or heart-stone in your hands and reading the spell, the wizard finds himself in a separate world. In this world, you need to "weave a canvas of magic threads", that is, correctly superimpose threads of mana on each other, which in the correct order will create the goal or character of the golem. The threads of tasks are thin and consist of a small amount of mana, so they can be used both in the golem's base and in the heart-stone, but the threads of reason and character are much thicker, and they can only be used in the heart-stone. After "weaving" golem's base starts glowing with golden-yellow color and with symbol of golem's work. Finally, once the golem's base or heart-stone is enchanted, the enchanted object must be inserted into or onto the body's chest. The golem's body will animate upon contact with the vital part, and will remain alive as long as that part is intact and within the golem.