is primordial might necessary for golemancy?
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i really want to try a golem build out but those jewels are frickin expensive, with the exception of harmony.
is it possible to make a golem build without those extremely expensive jewels? Last bumped on Sep 8, 2017, 9:39:48 AM
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Hey there.
Having just gotten one of those jewels from uber lab and selling it for 150c, I definitely understand your position. That being said, it is pretty strong. But as with most builds, there are budget friendly versions that will "work", they just might not be fully "viable". This of course depends on your definition of viable within PoE. If you're looking to do all the content in the game, you will probably want to run the jewel. But that is not to say that it is 100% mandatory, but it is probably highly recommended. |
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The Anima Stone is pretty big, but Golems can be plenty aggressive if you give them a direction to aim at; Might is definitely not *required*. Following Minions will direct their attention to where you last activated a Skill: back in the day, most Summoners would cast Arc at a group of monsters to get their Minions to more actively pursue said enemies. The Arc was usually then also used to apply Curses and the likes, pulling double-duty.
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Depends. I made hybrid build with three stone golems and five zombies using the Baron and Motrguls, and my golems were doing the job very well even without the might jewel. I have to add that my golems had had tons of movement/attack speed
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thanks for the replies ^_^
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