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They can find, be it fungus, rodent, insect, or nearly anything else animal or vegetable. They grow rapidly over the next week or two, and are large enough by the end of that time that they can interact with adult gargoyles without fear of being eaten themselves. Typically three or four gargoyles survive to join adult groups. Gargoyles reach maturity in one year, at which point they are five feet tall, and reach their full six to six and a half-foot size in 10 to 45 years. Gargoyles can live for at least 200 years. Diet[]While gargoyles do not need to eat, they are known to devour their victims once they've finished tormenting them. They may not even wait for their victims to die before biting into them.[3] Gargoyles also gain "sensory delight" from the iron in the blood and organs of fleshy humanoids.[2]Society and culture[]Relationships[]Gargoyles may serve as guardians for the homes of intelligent masters, such as spellcasters,[1] psions, and sages, who wish their work to remain undisturbed.[5] They are also known to serve demons[1] and demon cults.[6] Demon cults not only recruit and train gargoyles, but also breed them. Members of evil temples may also encourage gargoyles to roost on their roofs, in exchange for striking at their enemies.[2] Gargoyles may even work for criminal gangs, serving as scouts and lookouts.[5]Most gargoyles are easily induced to serve, and may follow even a wicked master for years without complaint.[1] Other gargoyles must be kept in line through threats or bound to service by magic.[3] Rituals such as summon gargoyle can be used to summon and bind gargoyles as guardians,[2] and other rituals can summon them to hunt down people or objects.[6] Gargoyles may also serve evil masters as messengers. Gargoyles may be paid by evil masters with gold or a few gems, but they also enjoy the opportunity to attack trespassers.[4] Criminal gangs may reward gargoyles with trinkets and fresh meat.[5]Gargoyles serving as guardians are typically more intelligent than other gargoyles, and may be provided passwords or keys to open barriers for visitors. They may also allow visitors to

Pass such barriers unharmed, provided they can answer a riddle or provide proper identification. However, such guardians still have the same cruel temperament as all gargoyles, and will seize on any mistake as an excuse to attack.[3]The cult of the Elder Elemental Eye is known to recruit, train, and breed gargoyles. They use gargoyles to guard and keep watch.[5] The cult's knowledge of gargoyle physiology has advanced to the point that they can enslave the creatures. Gargoyles of the Eye are fearless and willing to sacrifice themselves, or even die, for their masters.[2]In the Elemental Plane of Earth, gargoyles serve Ogrémoch, carving out motes of earth that he hurls at Aaqa, the realm of the Wind Dukes in the Elemental Plane of Air.[1] Gargoyles are also known to serve other elemental powers, such as the dao.[2] Some efreet lords train packs of gargoyles to hunt down humanoid prey for sport; these lords are entertained by the gargoyle tendency to toy with victims.[5] They are also used in gladiatorial arenas in the City of Brass and in other elemental civilizations. However, gargoyles are among the weaker beings among the elementals, and more intelligent elemental creatures think of them as dumb beasts.[2]Organization[]Although gargoyles are selfish creatures, they also wish to have territories to defend. To that end, gargoyles may organize into packs sometimes called "flights" or "wings", hunting and slaying victims together. However, the gargoyles in such a group still don't get along, and fights can break out if too many are active at the same time; larger groups can only be kept in line by a margoyle, or another powerful or charismatic being.[2] These groups of gargoyles typically have between five and 16 members. When not tormenting their foes or waiting silently for prey, the group's members may brag among themselves.[7]Gargoyles may also be found individually, or in pairs.[7]Enemies[]Gargoyles have a hatred for creatures of elemental air, and will seize any opportunity to destroy them. They have a special enmity for the aarakocra,[1] who likewise see gargoyles as their sworn enemies. The aarakocra word for gargoyle loosely translates as "flying rock".[15]The

Packs, and ignore counterattacks, instead returning to the air for new victims if a charge fails.[5]The ironstone gargoyle is distinguished by the rusty streaks that cover their bodies. Active at night, they dwell in mountain passes and stone towers. Ironstone gargoyles raid caravans and travelers moving through remote, mountainous regions, and attack as a pack. They are known to drive victims towards the edges of cliffs, if they don't kill their victims outright.[5]The obsidian gargoyle is found in elemental realms. Obsidian gargoyles are covered in weapon-like edges, which they use to hinder or injure enemies that try to escape them during combat. The cult of the Elder Elemental Eye bred these gargoyles to have a suicidal courage, and they happily form living barriers against the cult's foes.[5] The hornstone, ironstone, and obsidian gargoyles cannot take on a "stone form", unlike other 4th edition gargoyles. Instead, they have a "lurking presence" that increases their stealth against an enemy's passive perception.[5] The rocktempest gargoyle is a larger, more powerful gargoyle. Its claw attacks can inflict lingering damage, and it can also strike its foes more rapidly than other gargoyles.[35] In the 4th edition Monster Vault, the rocktempest gargoyle is chaotic evil, rather than evil like other 4th edition gargoyles. Unlike the other gargoyles in Monster Vault, they have immunity to petrification. The Malgothian gargoyle is created by the Malgoth, through the infusion of inanimate gargoyle statues with Abyssal energies, to serve as agents of its vengeance. Bigger and stronger than normal gargoyles, they can spew a torrent of foul water with enough force to push foes back. Those hit by the water also have a risk of contracting blinding sickness. Malgothian gargoyles speak Abyssal rather than Terran.[36]Construct gargoyles[]In some worlds such as Mystara, gargoyles are constructs created by wizards for various tasks, most often serving as guardians. Such gargoyles usually outlive or escape their masters, and form groups of their own. They typically remain territorial creatures, and will choose sites such as ruins, mountains, or caverns to guard against outsiders. Construct gargoyles share many of the traits of gargoyles in other worlds,