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The Wood Construct is an enemy found in the [Mountains](/wiki/mountains). It is always accompanied by a [Steel Construct](/wiki/steel-construct) and a [Rock Construct](/wiki/rock-construct) when it spawns. ###Contents - [Stats](#stats) - [Combat](#combat) - [Drops](#drops) - [Tips](#tips) ###Stats {#stats} HP: 2000 DEF: 20 EXP: 0 Location: Mountains ###Combat {#combat} ####Attacks

Aesthetics	Damage	Condition effects	Speed (tiles/sec)	Range (tiles)	Comments
	50		3	12	{{template-piercing}} Shots: 3 (8 upon death) Angle: 20 Trigger Range: 15 Cooldown: 0.8s

####Behaviour

Protects: Rock Construct

Orbit Speed: 10
Radius: 3
Wander Speed: 8
Obeys Rock Construct

Heals: Rock Construct

Cooldown: 1s

Upon reaching 400 HP, the Wood Construct explodes into a circle of 8 bullets. You may think that all of them are just moving in a circle while shooting at you, when the Steel Construct and the Wood Construct are actually the ones revolving around the Rock Construct. The Rock Construct is the leader of the three, and it shoots one big, fast white bullet at you while moving around in place. The Steel and Wood Constructs shoot three, smaller white bullets at you in a spread fire fashion. The Steel and Wood Constructs serve as protection for the Rock Construct. Once the Rock Construct has been destroyed, the Wood and Steel, if they haven't been killed already, will move around aimlessly while still trying to kill you (however, the Wood Construct will continue to heal the Steel Construct. If, however, another group of Constructs is nearby with a Rock Construct, the Wood and Steel will join the group and will serve as extra protection. If the Rock Construct has not been destroyed yet, but there is still another Construct group nearby, if one group starts taking damage the other group nearby will also contribute to the healing. ####Reproduction Spawns from:

Rock Construct [Back to top](#top) ###Drops {#drops} {{template-drop |brown= {{template-drop-row|first=true |item1={{template-item-link|page=health-potion|name=Health Potion|externalIcon=//imgur.com/DfYClhz.png}} |item2={{template-item-link|page=magic-potion|name=Magic Potion|externalIcon=//imgur.com/t9LfFtV.png}} }} |pinkSpan=2 |pink= {{template-drop-row|first=true |item1={{template-item-link|page=weapons#tier-5|name=Tier 5 Weapons|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 5 Weapons}}}} |item2={{template-item-link|page=weapons#tier-6|name=Tier 6 Weapons|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 6 Weapons}}}} |item3={{template-item-link|page=armor#tier-5|name=Tier 5 Armor|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 5 Armor}}}} }} {{template-drop-row |item1={{template-item-link|page=armor#tier-6|name=Tier 6 Armor|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 6 Armor}}}} }} |purpleSpan=2 |purple= {{template-drop-row|first=true |item1={{template-item-link|page=weapons#tier-7|name=Tier 7 Weapons|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 7 Weapons}}}} |item2={{template-item-link|page=ability-items#tier-3|name=Tier 3 Abilities|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 3 Abilities}}}} |item3={{template-item-link|page=armor#tier-7|name=Tier 7 Armor|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 7 Armor}}}} }} {{template-drop-row |item1={{template-item-link|page=rings#tier-3|name=Tier 3 Rings|externalIcon={{template-item-gif|image=Tier 3 Rings}}}} }} |blue= {{template-drop-row|first=true |item1={{template-item-link|page=potion-of-attack|name=Potion of Attack|icon=Consumable/Stat Potions/Potion of Attack.png}} }} }} [Back to top](#top) ###Tips and Strategies {#tips}

Left: who heals whom; right: the classic circle of life

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 (the cooldown on healing for the constructs), then the player(s) can take down a construct group without the aid of a Mystic. [Back to top](#top)

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