D24.156 Scrollgolem's Chamber

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A towering room 200x200ft in size rising 400ft in height. The walls are of schist and are deeply carved with numerous ramps that circle about the perimeter of the chamber. At the centre of the chamber held by reinforced wooden girders is a very tall golem that takes up a 30x30ft space and stands 60ft in height. The golem seems to be made of numerous agglutinated cylinders intricately carved with runes. The back of the neck of the golem is a 5ft diameter hole which seems to be lined with polished gold which is carved with extremely tiny and intricate rectilinear patterns. When fitted with a special aquamarine the size of a 5ft diameter cylinder, the golem will become animated and all the runes across its cylinder compose body will glow deep blue, thereafter it follow orders of the creature closest to its head, or those bearing an Unfungible Copper Medal. The golem is capable of casting a variety of low level spells, but with extreme range, area of effect and intensity, and is able to trample most creatures with ease.

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