Increases magic avoidance by 10/20/30/40%Īllows use of more powerful/effective items.Īllows movement through water at cost of 2/1 Move while in water. Increases ranged avoidance by 10/20/30/40% Unit becomes immune to physical damage until next turn.Ĭounters physical attacks at 25% Normal damage Grant 'Negate' to the caster, allowing them to completely avoid the next magical effect/attack.įorces all enemy units to face towards this unit. Remove a Jack o' Lantern Obstacle and recover MP Access to mage headgearĪttempt to recruit a Lizardman or Lamia Unit Those who gazed into her eyes would turn to stone. Medusa also called Gorgo, was one of the three monstrous Gorgons, generally described as winged human females with living venomous snakes in place of hair. Shields: Buckler and Baldur Shield only Athenian shield with Medusa head CODE: 509Y 349.00 Add to wish list Share Ancient Greek hoplite Athenian shield, bearing the fearsome Medusa.
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How to Unlock: Classmarks are dropped by enemy Patriarch/Matriarch Units But in practice, this is predominantly a caster class, and the light armours won't boost its INT or MIND stats much.Ĭan be Used by: Lizardmen, Lamia and Orcs. Like the other non-human classes, Hoplite and Juggernaut, this class has the innate ability to swim, which makes it similar to magic-melee hybrids like Rune Fencer and Knight Commander. Irresistible Beauty is nothing but a novelty, since only the unrecruitable Gorgon units have the Evil Eye effect that makes it useful (Although, once you've crafted a Medusa Shield, though, you'll have the same petrifying two-part combo). It is one of very few classes with ability to cast the multi-hit summon spells, and can innately learn Meditate. But they will need to make use of their weapon to get enough TP for those defensive skills.
It has defensive skills like Ivory Tower and Intercession, which are useful on this fragile caster.
It can use all daggers and light armour, and Counterattack I makes its melee a decent option in combat.
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