Their longevity allows the Gargoyles to view the world as it is in a unique way that younger races are incapable of. Gargoyles can live for more than 1000 years, so the older Gargoyles remember the world before The Collapse, when the Godbridge was destroyed and the Bridge Scar became the only remnant of the civilization that existed there. It is unclear even to the oldest Gargoyles if this is the result of a fell curse or a product of their ancient roots. While they are fierce and undaunting warriors while awake, when they sleep Gargoyles become immobile and turn to stone. Gargoyles have a pair of wings and a tail, and their hands end in sharp claws. Gargoyles are often bald, but their hair is usually black, brown, or red and their eyes are yellow and often seem reptilian. Their loyalty and determination make them fierce protectors of their clans and families, as well as anyone that earns their respect and friendship. Gargoyles are capable warriors, sculptors, and architects, creating elaborate castles and lifelike statues in their homeland. Gargoyles stand between 5 and 7 feet tall with skin hues ranging from stony grey to earthen brown. Gargoyles resemble the statues they are named after, and when standing still the differences are very difficult to notice for the unobservant. Endalmar Corvine, Krothari Legends and Encounters 'What is your business here?' The statue's commanding voice rang out, and Bormir's mind recalled stories of Gargoyles, living statues that made their homes in castles like this. As he looked about, one of the statues moved to the edge of the wall. Bormir looked about, but saw only the walls of the old castle, adorned with gargoyle statues.

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