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Immobilized eidolon
"Boss"
Type	Mechanical
Behavior	Hostile[[::Category:Hostile creatures| ]]
Health	500
Max Speed	0
Base attack	12 Tier: 3
Drops
Temporal gear	1.5 ± 2
Rusty gear	12 ± 30
Metal parts	4.5 ± 0.5
Metal scraps	3 ± 5

The immobilized eidolon is a tall hostile android who has been immobilized because a collapse of the ceiling took place in the room where it was. This creature is the boss of the Resonance Archives dungeon. It is the first boss introduced in Vintage Story.

Combat

Though, the immobilized eidolon cannot move its legs, it can still do a great deal of damages. Its health bar is very large (500 hp) so the fight is very long. It has the ability to attack in 3 different manners:

Melee attack

The eidolon strikes the player with his arm. It is a knockback attack.

Damage : 2

Damage tier : 3

Damage type : Slashing attack

Throwing a boulder

The eidolon throws a granite boulder to the player. This happens if the player is not in melee range.

Projectile damage: 8

Damage tier : 2

Slam

The eidolon slams the ground and debris from the ceiling fall on the player. This happens if the player is not in melee range.

Projectile damage: 8

Damage tier : 1

Origins

The word eidolon comes from ancient greek and can be translated as body double of a human.

This mechanical creature was created either by Jonas Falx or one of his disciples to help people in their everyday tasks.

We do not know why the eidolon and all mechanical creatures turned hostile against their creators.

There exist 2 tapestries representing the schematics of an eidolon that can be found in ruins . One version of this tapestry is tainted with blood, testifying of the violence that occured.

There is a text on the schematics tapestry:
"A mobile colossus for scaffold and hoisting. May they inspire our tired workmen". When they first started moving, the crowds almost panicked and fled. But eventually a cheer went up. Finally we had made something greater than ourselves.