(I'll just take a moment to interject here with what spell blades would know about magic golems.<br/><br/>There are two types of golems,  constructs given some form of autonomy through a ritual or spell,  and elementals,  nature's fury incarnate.<br/><br/>Of course,  you would assume this one is the former,  but neither of you is a specialized Alchemist who knows the enchantments of deconstruction or construction,  or even really how to disrupt such a complicated construct.  Given time and a magical library to research something,  you could come up with some talismans and other disruption charms,  but that would be assuming you know what manner of magic brought this monster to life!  It could be an incredibly power telemechanic Puppet,  or a semi consciousness lower celestial under magical confinement and control,  or even a blood Golem,  given rise by the power of sacrificing living creatures!<br/><br/>Most likely though,  all golems (except elementals)  share the same weakness.  A power core.  Usually located in the middle of their chest,  whatever is powering a Golem cannot be removed or the Golem will crumble to nothing.  As for what the power core on these golems are,  I'll give you two guesses.<br/><br/>Apologies,  but remember,  as spell blades you know only the most basic things about magic.  You can cast a few really simple spells,  but after that,  the skills of survival and dungeoneering kick in.  You've got way more practical and life experience than any mage,  which is why they sit in a library and study and you run trials. )<br/><br/>As you all discuss the plan the Golem smashes his massive fingerless hands down on the roof next to yours,  sending another group of Treasure Hunter's tumbling off.  Already,  people are rushing it from all sides,  most spears,  axes,  knives,  and arrows bouncing off it's literally stone hide.<br/><br/>Mathew looks around,  "With everyone shooting at it,  I think it would be too dangerous to climb up it.... And we have to all enter at the same time or we'll be seperated by the instances,  right?"<br/><br/>The Golem is sort of strange looking.  The portal is literally most of it's chest,  so it's visible from the front and back.  It's head has a massive glowing red crystal that swings about,  obviously it's eye, but it only has one.  The eye is about level with the party.<br/><br/>Mathew looks really intently at the rest of the group. "um,  I'm pretty sure I could carry two of you and still move around pretty good.  I'm not so great with plans though... "