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Gárgula (OSE)

" Há mil anos, a superstição e a espada governavam. Foi uma época de trevas. Foi um mundo de medo. Foi a era dos gárgulas. Estátuas durante o dia, guerreiros durante a noite. (...) Somos os defensores da noite. Somos os gárgulas. " Gárgulas são monstros humanoides que viram estátuas de pedra durante o dia, mas voltam a ser de carne e osso durante a noite. Com suas asas, planam pelos céus noturnos. Costumam viver em clãs.
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The Thousand Maws of Mordan

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