Base
- 55
- 15
- 14
- 11–15
- 0
- 0
- 4
- 2
Medusa Sculptor
Medusa Sculptor is one of two alternative upgrades of the tier 5 line for Dungeon. It has the highest attack of any tier 5 creature in the game.
Stats
Bars compare against the best tier 5 creatureHealth
55
Attack
20
Best at tier 5
Defense
18
Damage
15
Morale
0
Luck
0
Initiative
5
Speed
4
Movement
Ground
Counterattacks
1
Morale range -3 to 3Luck range -5 to 5Action points 1
HP per gold 0.079Avg damage per gold 0.021Derived from the 700 gold recruit cost — higher is more army per gold
Weekly growth +3HP per week 165Avg damage per week 45Gold per week 2,100
Updated from the game files · build 24128879 · 9 Aug 2026
Abilities
Slither Away
1 round cooldown1 energyMoves to another hex within its movement range.
Petrification
2 round cooldown2 energyPerforms a Melee attack and petrifies the target until the end of the round.
Petrified targets take double Damage from basic attacks, are immune to Magic Damage, and skip their turn.
Basic Attack Damage Taken +100%for 1 round
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.
Duelist
Receives no penalty in Melee range, dealing full Damage.
Upgrade line
Base form and its two upgrade options — the pair costs the same, so pick on strengths
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
On the adventure map
Guards these battle sites
Lore
To many medusae, petrification is an art within an art, a revered act that grants an honored status to those chosen to be turned to stone in their society.
It raises a chilling question — how many of the Alvari statues I have passed in my life once walked these same streets?