Medusa

Deadly creatures of a magical nature that look like women with writhing snakes in place of hair.

AC8 [11], HD4** (18hp),
Att 1 × snakebites (1d6 + poison), THACO 16 [+3],
MV 90’ (30’), SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4),
ML 8, AL Chaotic, XP 175, NA 1d3 (1d4), TT F

• Disguise: Use hooded cloaks to lure victims close before revealing their true form.
• Petrification: Anyone who looks at an undisguised medusa will be turned to stone (save versus petrify).
• Averting eyes: –4 penalty to-hit; the medusa gains a +2 bonus to attack.
• Mirrors: The reflection of a medusa is harmless. If a medusa sees her own reflection, she must save or be petrified.
• Poison: The snakes’ bites are venomous: save versus poison or die in 1 turn.
• Magic resistance: +2 bonus to saves versus spells.

Source: Classic Fantasy