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Pathfinder Battles—Heroes & Monsters: Medusa

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Pathfinder RPG combat comes to life on your tabletop with Heroes & Monsters, the debut release in the new Pathfinder Battles prepainted miniatures line! Produced in cooperation with Paizo Publishing, Heroes & Monsters presents a fascinating array of 40 beautifully painted miniatures perfect for use with the Pathfinder RPG or any fantasy miniatures game! From the brave Gnome Fighter to the mighty evil lich, Heroes & Monsters offers a wide range of player characters and dungeon denizens that make a perfect start to your Pathfinder Battles collection!

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Not an ideal blind date, but a nice mini

Gregg Helmberger — Jan 20, 2012, 11:42 am

I'm sorry, but I can't resist: "Vatch as she takes ze pleasurez from ze ssserpent..." [/Blade Runner]

First off, the sculpt is tasty. She's poised and elegant, the snake is a fascinating addition, and the writhing mass of serpents on her head are intimidating and creepy. The level of detail is generally pretty good, though the face and the snake-hair could use a bit more detail. Overall the sculpt is pleasing.

The paint job is a little dull, and what keeps me from giving it 5 stars. There's an awful lot of undifferentiated white, which makes it look kind of like a blob of nothing when it's out on the table in play. The snakes are painted in such a way that it's difficult to tell where one ends and another begins. The best part is really the separate snake she's carrying, which is very well done and provides a good contrast for the other colors involved.

And she's single!

Scott Young (Contributor) — Jan 13, 2012, 01:29 pm

I predict lots of single sales for this one, one of the "must-haves" of the set. While simply painted, the hair and pose are great, and the add-on snake is a great touch. (Looks like it's molded separately then glued on later.) It's also nice that she's depicted in a non-combat pose - I have enough medusa archers already, and this is a refreshing take on a classic subject.

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Mine all mine...don't touch

Jan 12, 2012, 10:05 am

I see this piece with a green snake and a white mine is white are there two different?

Liz Courts Contributor

Jan 12, 2012, 11:50 am

The medusa wears a white dress, has green snakes for hair, and a light green snake wrapped around her—if you've got a different coloration, it might be a paint error.
Edit: I see what you mean. The original sculpt we have on this page is incorrect. I'll see if I can't get it updated.