Medusa

Medusa

T5DungeonMagic Creature490+3/week

Medusa is the base tier 5 creature for Dungeon.

Stats

Bars compare against the best tier 5 creature
Health
55
Attack
15
Defense
14
Damage
11–15
Morale
0
Luck
0
Initiative
4
Speed
2
Movement
Ground
Counterattacks
1
Morale range -3 to 3Luck range -5 to 5Action points 1
HP per gold 0.11Avg damage per gold 0.027Derived from the 490 gold recruit cost — higher is more army per gold
Weekly growth +3HP per week 165Avg damage per week 39Gold per week 1,470
Updated from the game files · build 24128879 · 9 Aug 2026

Abilities

Slither Away

1 round cooldown1 energy

Moves to another hex within its movement range.

Traits

Magic Creature

A beast or beast‑like creature. Jadame’s beasts often have fantastical powers; denizens of other planes, even more so.

Morale range: –3 to 3.

Luck range: –5 to 5.

Fallen Magic creatures can be raised as Undead after battle.

Ranged Attack

Can attack enemies at any range. Replaced with a weaker Melee attack if an enemy is adjacent. –50% Melee Damage.

Sharpshooter

Ranged attacks deal full Ranged Damage at any range.

Upgrade line

Base form and its two upgrade options — the pair costs the same, so pick on strengths
Base

Medusa

55
15
14
11–15
0
0
4
2
Medusa
490
+3/week

Stats are compared against Medusa: green is higher, red ▼ lower. A badged glyph is a power the base form does not have; a gold-ringed one is a power it has under the same name but with different rules.

Other tier 5 creatures

Reaver
Reaver
Hive750+3/week
45
18
12
10–40
1
0
11
6
Cavalry
Cavalry
Temple850+3/week
85
12
17
10–14
1
0
10
7
Herbomancer
Herbomancer
Grove640+3/week
60
12
14
15–18
0
0
6
4
Faerie Dragon
Faerie Dragon
Neutral1000+8/week
75
15
15
15
0
0
10
5
Giant Toad
Giant Toad
Neutral1000+8/week
95
19
22
18
0
0
8
4
Lich
Lich
Necropolis320+5/week
45
12
12
13–16
0
4
2
Concubus
Concubus
Schism580+3/week
60
16
13
14–20
0
0
5
2

On the adventure map

Guards these battle sites
Won by clearing

Lore

The role of Medusae in Alvari society is an odd one. Being true natives of the underworld, many of them harbor resentment toward collaborating with “surfacers” and their ways of life.

Is their involvement born of curiosity, or is there an ulterior motive for their interest in the surface?