#skylla

Two tailed Scylla flanked by a Triton and a tritoness. Silver-gilt phalera. 300 - 100 BCE. Private collection. A phalera is a type of medal, a metal disc, award to Roman soldiers.

A dog’s head emerges from Scylla’s skirt and her two tails curl up on either side of her. The Triton on the left holds what looks like a conch shell in one hand an an oar in the other, and the figure on the right has breasts, meaning she’s a water nymph or tritoness.

Scylla with two tails is also common on ancient Roman coins. Scylla and sirens aren't that common on medals, the only other one I've seen is this two tailed siren medal from the 1400s.

Side view:

Skylla the Magic-User, Zorgar the Barbarian, Drex the Warrior, and Zarak the Half-0rc Assassin, pregenerated chaotic player characters "based on the Official Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Action Toy figures produced by LJN Toys, Ltd." (Larry Elmore, Timothy Truman, and Jim Rosloff, D&D module XL-1: Quest for the Heartstone, TSR, 1984)

At least 2,200 years old, this Hellenistic statuette representing Skylla, from ancient Greece. The statuette, standing 28.6 cm tall (11.2 in), features Skylla emerging from the sea, with a conus-shaped base decorated with wavy incisions.

Odysseus map journey with this base !

Siren design based on @kyleesarthell ^^

The designs under the cut:

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