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--- guides:stone_golem_trophy [2024/08/23 00:30] – [Haralds Recomended route] eric
+++ guides:stone_golem_trophy [2025/11/18 08:07] (current) – arapeta
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   * Randomly distributed around the mountains from 120m altitude and up.
   * Will spawn nearly instantly when player is within range, but a hidden randomness applies if theres a spawn there at all.
-  * //Can// trigger by hanging around the area longer, but generally not recomended to wait
+  * //Can// trigger by hanging around the area longer, but generally not recomended to wait.
 **Hut spawns:**
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 ===== Preparation rounds =====
-First off you want to invest time into preparing the route properly, it's a tedious task but pays off in the long run with snow storms, hoards of night spawners, and so on.
+First off you want to invest time into preparing the route properly, it's a tedious task but pays off in the long run with snow storms, hordes of night spawners, and so on.
 You want to run the route slowly, take your generous time on each mountain, make a circle through, keep eyes open, look and search everywhere.
 Anytime you see a Golem spawning, kill it, and mark the spawn point on your map.
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 Go from outpost to outpost, follow your marked spawn points on map in a cricle, take 30 second break at huts if you know they have spawner, otherwise keep on moving, rush through the zone and remember to mark new Golems as you discover en-route to next spawn.
 The recomended route should take approximately 60 minutes, and yields usually between 1 and 5 trophies. When the snow storm makes it too hard to see, just carry on following your map markers, don't waste time searching behind every rock.
-  * Usually the second round or any following rounds during same session gives best result. Think of it as the first round "wakes up" the zones. If it really makes a difference is debateable, but there is some truth to it.
+  * Usually the second round or any following rounds during same session gives best result. Think of it as the first round "wakes up" the zones. If it really makes a difference is debatable, but there is some truth to it.
   * Make it a habit of doing 2-3 rounds a day and you are done before you realize.
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   - Moder E2
   - Moder SE
+=== Arapeta's Method ===
+As the chance of Trophies increases with the star rating of the mob you want to "cook" a zone to give you the star rating  as high as you can handle
+To that end I use less outposts than Harald, typically only one.
+It needs to have 2  to 5 Golems that spawn and be far enough from other mountains that when you kill one, one of the others will spawn almost straight away, rather than on another peak.//
+Like Haralds method, mark every spawn on the map and you will start to see clusters where a golem is highly likely.  Circle the mount killing them, and everything else you see, remember your goal is to get 6+stars 8- 10 is better but you have a more serious fight.//
+After about an hour the star rating will climb nicely and the trophy drop rate will increase.  Outpost 22 was particularly good for this. - until it was colonised with Bases over most of the spawn points.