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=Monstergirls= [[File:MGE Gargoyle.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Even the statue of a [[succubus]] can be a horny devil.]] {{Monstergirls}} Ironically, although gargoyle [[monstergirls]] rarely get much attention, they actually make a lot of sense. After all, a gargoyle is either a predatory earth elemental that pretends to be a statue, or just an [[Animated Object]] made from a statue, and statues of attractive (often naked) girls have always been popular decorations for people wealthy enough to afford statuary. It makes sense that gargoyles would evolve to resemble (or be created in the image of) statues of beautiful women, because that's a ''lot'' better way to camouflage themselves - after all, realistically, how many people would actually have sculptures of demons or hideous monstrous humanoids around the place? Everybody gets tense when you mention the presence of [[fiend]]ish-looking statues; nobody bats an eye at all the naked women statues. Until they grab you and eat you, anyway. In the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], gargoyles are believed to be [[demon]]s who were sealed in stone statues before the current [[Succubus]] Lord took over. Inspired by the gargoyles of the 90s Disney cartoon "Gargoyles", they become living flesh and blood during the night, but transform into inanimate stone during the day. So, they try to get people to break the magical shackles binding them so they can use the night as a chance to go husband-hunting. And if you're still locked in coitus when the sun-rises, ''you'' turn to stone too until sundown. [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Pathfinder]]
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