Golem

11/09/201911/13/2022

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"The mighty Golem loves to soak up damage! When destroyed, it explodes and splits into Golemites. The resulting Golemites have one-fifth the Golem's strength and hitpoints."

Golem is a Clash of Clans troop that can be trained with Dark Elixir.

He is unlocked by upgrading the Dark Barrack to level 4, which requires a Town Hall level 8.

Content

1. 1. Golem Explained
2. 2. Golem Death Ability
3. 3. How to Use Golems
4. 4. Stats
   1. 4.1. Golem
   2. 4.2. Golemites
5. 5. Upgrade Chart
   1. 5.1. Golem
   2. 5.2. Golemites
6. 6. Training Time
7. 7. Upgrade Images

Golem Explained

Golem is a melee troop that deals moderate damage, targets defenses only, and is known for its massive amount of health.

Among the Lava Hound, he is the strongest troop on the game.

He is, with Balloons and Lava Hounds, the only troop that deals damage upon death.

With a housing space of 30, Golems trigger Spring Traps but are not affected by them. However, Golemites are.

Golem Death Ability

Similar to the Lava Hound, the Golem has a very special ability when he is killed on the battlefield: upon death, he splits into smaller Golems, called Golemites, dealing additional splash damage on a 1.5 tile radius when "explodes" into smaller Golemites.

Golemites are a smaller version of the Golem: each one has 1/5 of the health of the original Golem and also deal 1/5 of his damage.

They also target defenses only and upon death deal splash damage, although on a bit smaller radius (1.2 tiles) than the original Golem.

How to Use Golems

Golems are commonly used as "tank" troops on ground attacks, using his huge amount of health to distract enemy defenses.

While he leads to attack taking damage from defenses, other ranged troops with high damage can safely stay behind him, causing huge destruction.

Even though Golems can be easily destroyed by single Inferno Towers, his ability to split into smaller Golemites upon death makes him a great overall troop to tank all single target defenses, even the powerful single Inferno Tower.

With a housing space of 30, most Golem attacks take only one or two units to lead the attack with other troops behind.

However, massive Golem attacks are not unheard of. Using 5 Golems can entirely block a multi Inferno Tower. With the HUGE amount of health of 5 Golems combined, it's an interesting attack.

Even though he is a great "tank" troop, he is not recommended to support Queen Walk as the Healers might lock into him and leave the Archer Queen without their support.

Stats

Golem

Preferred Target	Attack Type	Housing Space	Movement Speed	Attack Speed	Dark Barracks Level Required	Range	Death Damage Radius
Defenses	Melee (Ground Only)	30	12	2.4s	4	1 tile	1.5 tiles

Golemites

Preferred Target	Attack Type	Movement Speed	Attack Speed	Range	Death Damage Radius
Defenses	Melee (Ground Only)	12	3s	0.5 tiles	1.2 tiles

Upgrade Chart

Golem

Level	Damage per Second	Damage per Hit	Damage Upon Death	Golemites Spawned Upon Death	Hitpoints	Research Cost	Research Time	Laboratory Level Required
1	35	84	350	2	5,100	N/A	N/A	N/A
2	40	96	400	2	5,400	10,000	1d 6h	6
3	45	108	450	2	5,700	20,000	2d 12h	7
4	50	120	500	2	6,000	30,000	3d 18h	7
5	55	132	550	2	6,300	43,000	4d 6h	8
6	60	144	600	2	6,600	53,000	5d	9
7	65	156	650	2	6,900	77,000	5d 12h	9
8	70	168	700	3	7,200	112,000	7d 6h	10
9	75	180	750	3	7,500	140,000	9d 18h	10
10	80	192	800	3	8,000	200,000	12d	11
11	85	204	850	3	8,400	300,000	16d	12
12	90	216	900	3	8,800	330,000	17d	13

Golemites

Level	Damage per Second	Damage per Attack	Damage Upon Death	Hitpoints
1	7	21	70	1,020
2	8	24	80	1,080
3	9	27	90	1,140
4	10	30	100	1,200
5	11	33	110	1,260
6	12	36	120	1,320
7	13	39	130	1,380
8	14	42	140	1,440
9	15	45	150	1,500
10	16	48	160	1,600
11	17	51	170	1,680
12	18	54	180	1,760

Training Time

Upgrade Images

Level 1-2	Level 3-4
Level 5	Level 6
Level 7	Level 8
Level 9	Level 10
Level 11	Level 12