Why not factor it in the resistance if you think it is relevant (or as an improv modifier?). Using archery to lend APs to a Gargoyle with might give you -8 (from a -16 edge) to your roll. And/or let the Gargoyle augment the AP resistance with its "Not easily distracted" (I'd probably just factor in a bonus without rolling the augment, though).
Of course a suitably inventive character might not get penalties. For example, an archer bouncing missiles off a cliff onto the Gargoyle might confuse it into thinking it was being attacked from another direction ...
Thom
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