The spell wears out once 'Eloh' is defeated, showing that's not really her. Under the Burning Suns: In 'Blood is Thicker Than Water', Eloh turns Zhul into stone in response to Zhul pleading to her to stop the fighting.The effect is removed and the cockatrices are gone when the wizards's mirror is smashed. In the scenario, they're used by a pair of evil wizard to turn any enemies, be it the orcs or the heroes. Prior to its removal in 1.1, 'Valley of Statues' from Heir to the Throne has cockatrices whose gaze attack can turn enemies into stone.Battle for Wesnoth has 'petrify' status effect that render an unit unable to move, attack or be attacked.In the ensuing battle, she will try this on the party too. They turn out to have been the victims of the Flesh to Stone spell of an Evil Sorcerer.

In the Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear expansion, there is a quest to look for some missing people.Those are real, very unfortunate (or stupid) people, not just statues! psycho gnome, I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but we're really not interested in your rock garden'. One of your dialogue choices when talking to him is funny, but when you think about it later, is truly callous - 'Okay, Mr. Basilisks will also pop up in several areas, including one set controlled by an insane gnome.If you decide to use a stone to flesh spell on it, she will turn back to herself, and offers to join your party. The Nashkel Carnaval has the warrior cleric Branwen as one of the attractions.They're freed from their stone forms when reunited with an object important to them. In Awakening: Skyward Castle, it turns out everyone in the Skyward kingdom were turned into stone by the evil Dreadmyre.In Aura II: The Sacred Rings, the player Umang has to set up a 'Stone Ritual' which the returning mage will unwittingly use and turn himself into stone.In fact, the entire population of Eden is turned to stone near the end and an optional subquest is to run around 'unstoning' every single one. Several major characters are petrified the same way by the Big Bad, all of which can eventually be restored. Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny features this trope as a Deus Exit Machina for the main character Felt, forcing Viese to follow his footsteps in order to find out what happened to him (and later restore him to normal).In both cases, the ability, once expended, needs to recharge, and in the meantime the unit has to use other means to attack - Perseus uses his sword, while Medusa uses a bow. Age of Mythology has two units that can petrify units: the myth unit Medusa can petrify anything that is not airborne, a human hero or a Titan, and the hero Perseus, who carries around Medusa's severed head, can petrify any myth unit.Not that it stops them from still trying to fight. Happens to both Asura and Akuma in Asura's Wrath.Don Medusa is the more dangerous of the two, because it can move back and forth. Both are capable of petrifying Lolo (and/or Lala in Lolo 3), and will zap on sight, even if Lolo/Lala isn't looking their way. Adventures of Lolo has Medusa and its cousin, Don Medusa.

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