Last updated: 15.0.0

The constructs have always been a side project for Oryx. Between fixing his simulacrum for each battle and sipping away at his wine, he wanted to create a watered-down version of his simulacrum that could be mass-produced. When the adventurers came, he only created crude versions that were easily dispatched even by a lone adventurer. He then decided that he had enough of it, and he created a much more refined version, with built-in self-replicating kits as well as repair kits. They now reside at the mountaintops, waiting to fight alongside the Gods of the Realm.

Stats

HP: 2000 DEF: 20 EXP: 400 Location: Mountains Counts to God Kills Back to top

Combat

Attacks

Aesthetics	Damage	Condition effects	Speed (tiles/sec)	Range (tiles)	Comments
	80		7	14	Piercing

Behavior

The Rock Construct has two states: a "Waiting" state and an "Attacking" state. Upon spawning, it will exist in the Waiting state until a player comes within 15 tiles of it, subsequently transitioning to the Attacking state. It will transition back to the Waiting state when there are no players within 30 tiles of it.

Reproduction

Spawns:
[![paper bot](http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52918745/Enemies/Paper%20Bot.png "Wood Construct")](/wiki/wood-construct)[Wood Construct](/wiki/wood-construct)
[![scissors bot](http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52918745/Enemies/Steel%20Bot.png "Steel Construct")](/wiki/steel-construct)[Steel Construct](/wiki/steel-construct) [Back to top](#top) Back to top

Tips and Strategies

Construct circle vs. rock-paper-scissors circle

The constructs were devised to be the embodiment of the concept behind the game, Rock, Paper, Scissors. Along with this, the constructs were made to showcase the Mystic's stasis ability. In the image above, the left circle shows which construct heals which, and the right circle likens them to the elements that they each represent in Rock, Paper, Scissors, along with what beats what. The way constructs heal can be thought of as each element healing the element that dominates it--for example, since Rock loses to Paper, the Rock Construct heals the Wood Construct. The classical way to destroy a construct group is to use a Mystic's stasis ability against one of the constructs, and then take them down piece-by-piece following the left circle in the image above. Stasis disables a construct's ability to heal its dominant, thus breaking the healing circle and exposing their vulnerability. While you can use this method by stasising any one or even two constructs, generally, the best construct to stasis is the Rock Construct, due to it serving as the anchor for the other two constructs. When a construct group's Rock Construct is killed, the other constructs will no longer swirl, instead wandering in search of another Rock Construct to protect. There is no limit to how many Wood or Steel Constructs circle a single Rock Construct. While using stasis was the intended method for killing constructs, it is not actually a requirement. The constructs are not as invulnerable as the Rock Construct claims them to be. If the player(s) can do enough damage (1600 for Wood and Steel or 2000 for Rock) to an individual construct in less than one second, then the player(s) can take down a construct group without the aid of a Mystic. Back to top

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