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[Dextolen]

My players groan whenever they come across a statue in a D2G.  I declare a moratorium on stone golems in D2Gs   

[Waylander]

If they don't like stone golems any more give them iron golems. 

[CK]

Damn - just finished D2G#21 "Reign of the Stonegolems" and now I had to delete everything.

[Sibich]

My players are too. Everytime they pass a statue-like thing they try to kind-off deactivate or destroy it without provocing attacks from fists of golemrage.

Sorry for mistakes and stuff

[Dextolen]

Damn - just finished D2G#21 "Reign of the Stonegolems" and now I had to delete everything.

 

[Detritus]

Damn - just finished D2G#21 "Reign of the Stonegolems" and now I had to delete everything.

Call it "Reign of the Bonegolems"... 

[Deep_Impact]

Call them TGFKAS
The Golem Formaly Known As Stonegolem

[Bruder Grimm]

Well, if your players are fed up with stone golems, then just give them other monsters.
How about a Caryatid Guard, Terracotta Soldier, Blackstone Colossus, Animated Statue, Living Idol, Chiseled Warrior, Guardian Eidolon...?

[Chrysophiles]

Players' groaning is often just a means for them to ask for greater challenges. Next time use the dreaded Ray-Harryhausen-golem: A six-armed, epic stone golem! That will teach them...
Also, statues make for great spell turrets and shrapnel traps 
Of course, sometimes statues should also be beneficial to the players. You can have treasure caches hidden in them, or they can reveal secret passages if turned the right way...

[unnamednpc]

Or have a couple come "alive" and aid the players for a change - because the PCs found the mystical McGuffin, follow the right god, solved a puzzle, or simply because it can be kinda epic to have the party lead the charge against the armies of evil sorcerer Van Bosheit with a platoon of living statues in tow.