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[[Manual of Monsters/Appendix Three|Appendix Three]] of ''[[Manual of Monsters]]'' describes a diferent type of [[Manual of Monsters/Appendix Three#Gargoyle|gargoyle]] which is described as formed of stone and earth and a proto-golem, however, the validity of the source is disputed. Although, it does say that they are part of the Scourge and gargoyles are known to use their Stoneform in [[Warcraft III]] and [[WoW]].
 
[[Manual of Monsters/Appendix Three|Appendix Three]] of ''[[Manual of Monsters]]'' describes a diferent type of [[Manual of Monsters/Appendix Three#Gargoyle|gargoyle]] which is described as formed of stone and earth and a proto-golem, however, the validity of the source is disputed. Although, it does say that they are part of the Scourge and gargoyles are known to use their Stoneform in [[Warcraft III]] and [[WoW]].
   
==Note==
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==Notes==
Gargoyles are not undead creatures in the [[Warcraft RPG]].
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* Gargoyles are not undead creatures in the [[Warcraft RPG]]. They are marked as undead in Warcraft III and WoW.
 
* Interestingly, previously it was said that Icecrown Citadel was their home,{{fact}} however with the patch 3.3 there is no new lore surrounding them.
 
Interestingly, previously it was said that Icecrown citadel was their home, however with the patch 3.3 there is no new lore surrounding them.
 
   
 
==Myth==
 
==Myth==

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The dreaded gargoyles of Northrend are voracious flying creatures who revel in slaughter and mayhem. Brought from the frozen north by the armies of the Lich King, these strange, wiry flyers have rough, crystalline hides which protect them from all manner of attacks. In times of great peril, gargoyles can land and condense their hides into a stone-like surface. Though they are unable to attack in this state, they can take time to regenerate their wounds and replenish their energies.[1]

Gargoyles were brought to Lordaeron by Arthas for the siege of Silvermoon. Now, gargoyles live in the Eastern Plaguelands. Gargoyles are not particualarly intelligent and are not interested in strategies or tactics. These vicious creatures only enjoy chaos and slaughter and revel in sprays of blood and torn flesh.

Gargoyles sleep in their Stoneform.[2]

Types

Many kinds of gargoyles can be found around Azeroth, some of the more common types include the subspecies of gargoyle described above, as well as;

File:Twilight's Hammer Gargoyle.jpg

A gargoyle in the service of the Twilight's Hammer.

Notable

Gargoyle (proto-golem)

Appendix Three of Manual of Monsters describes a diferent type of gargoyle which is described as formed of stone and earth and a proto-golem, however, the validity of the source is disputed. Although, it does say that they are part of the Scourge and gargoyles are known to use their Stoneform in Warcraft III and WoW.

Notes

  • Gargoyles are not undead creatures in the Warcraft RPG. They are marked as undead in Warcraft III and WoW.
  • Interestingly, previously it was said that Icecrown Citadel was their home,[citation needed]  however with the patch 3.3 there is no new lore surrounding them.

Myth

In contemporary fiction, Gargoyles are typically depicted as a (generally) winged humanoid race with demonic features: generally horns, a tail, and talons. The term technically refers to any stone carving used as a waterspout, and not a specific creature at all.

References

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