Depending on the creature's age they might also show signs of weathering such as small cracks or plants growing around their bodies. Almost all gargoyles have a pair of wings, large or small, and some form of horns. An extremely rare few look like angels or cherubs instead of grotesque creatures and these are more commonly accepted by other races but disrespected by their own kind. Nowadays, demons, beasts, imps and hags are the most commonplace with a handful in forms such as animals or people (usually deities or heroes). Their specific details are down to the carver or creator of the creature with styles coming and going. Gargoyles are often large, usually grotesque statues carved out of stone, marble, or other solid earthen materials. If you do not understand the English language please leave comments on this page's talk page before making any edits.Įdit this Page | All pages needing grammatical help When the grammar has been changed so that this template is no longer applicable please remove this template. You can help D&D Wiki by improving the grammar on this page. Consult the Help:When to Italicize and Capitalize for help. Several racial traits are worded incorrectly. Reason: Damage types shouldn't be capitalized. If you do not understand balance please leave comments on this page's talk page before making any edits.Įdit this Page | All pages needing balance When the mechanics have been changed so that this template is no longer applicable please remove this template. You can help D&D Wiki by better balancing the mechanics of this page. Overall a lot of effort has been put into this race but it needs to be correctly balanced compared to normal first-party races. Reason: Ancient Knowledge should not be a racial trait it is akin to a class feature.

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