He creates many golems and zombies and treats them as monsters or trash. The warforged are a race of living, sentient constructs, superficially similar to golems. Some fantasy or steampunk games also involve "artificial creatures" (alchemical homunculus, golems and mechanical creatures). The Elw also created the large humanoid machines called Golems. Capable of creating ice golems and summon massive tornadoes makes this beast a hard-to-beat opponent. Well-known examples are human-created golems and artificially levitating airships. The Golems proved very useful during the first Demon War. The game also adds enemies, including giant golems. In many depictions, Golems are inherently perfectly obedient. The game's storyline revolves around destroying various golems throughout each area. The very large "colossus" golems take up an entire square by themselves. He leaves, ordering his two robot golems to keep the group there. By slaying these golems, Wang absorbs their memories and learns of the game's back-story. Nero, the "Magician who Brings Golems to Life", was the ninth King of Xanth. The oldest stories of golems date to early Judaism.