Gargulans – a new race.

Every time I read these favorite threads about "new races," I stock up on popcorn. Half-human, half-bat – that's hilarious.

Where did they get their dark magic from? And how does their "vampirism ability" manifest? Do all troops gain vampirism? Wonderful...

Apparently, the hero gains mana through direct attacks.

Gargoyles had an advantage – wings, and therefore they were not only able to escape but also saved many orcs by hiding them in the wastelands of Ranaan.

Indeed, wings are a crucial advantage against fireballs, thunderclouds, flying cities, and magic carpets. And since the "gargoyles" escaped, the "gargoyle women," the women of this glorious "race," remained in sexual slavery to the academy. Well, see, everything is quite logical. I'm only surprised by one fact... what deserts? What Ranaan?! Where is the Sea of Irsus? The orcs, I think, were riding on male gargoyles during their tragic escape. On spikes, so they wouldn't fall... like a driver in a children's toy tractor. Oh, yes, by the way. See, Tengro? That's why they survived – because orcs were riding on them, and they reflected the magic back. The theory is no worse than the others, right?

In the year 515, the Gargoyles settled in the Igg-Shaila mountains (not in a Dungeon, but in the mountains). City: Mountain City. Hero: High Gargoyle. Tear of Ashi: Gargala Tower. I'll add more later...

Notice that the author clearly knows what he's writing about. Maybe we should create a separate sub-section for his topics, for example, "absurdity"? Judging by the status Castle, he's going to delight us with races of obsidian gargoyles, marble ones, races of golems and djinns, mages, and titans... P.S. Dwarves don't live in the mountains. They have a Castle – a hole in the ground, right in the middle of a plain.