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Message: <blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 9551784" data-attributes="member: 59057">There was one Golem created in Prague.There was one Medusa in greek myth.Of course you can create more Golems in D&D. Why shouldn't you create more Medusas, male or female, in D&D?Just because you roll eyes at male medusas and don't notice every other incorrectness does not make one worse than the other.I really always thought about medusa in D&D lore as categories like Vampires.And I bet, all Vampires in folklore are male... As far as I remember noone ever raised an eyebrow when suddenly there were female Vampires. But now for medusas you do? Maybe because female Vampires are sexy, male Medusas are not?*I think that sounds like having double standards, doesn't it?*I think I have noticed a pattern there. But I won't dive deeper into it here...</blockquote>