Little-Bear's Son switches this figure's Strong Water for Weak Water and defeats her. She ages a year every time someone asks her a question and restores her youth by drinking a tea made from blue roses. She beats up three giants named Mustache-man, Hill-man, and Oak-man, but is thwarted by two orphans who use a comb that turns into a forest. She owns a herd of mares that 
Little-Bear's Son switches this figure's Strong Water for Weak Water and defeats her. She ages a year every time someone asks her a question and restores her youth by drinking a tea made from blue roses. She beats up three giants named Mustache-man, Hill-man, and Oak-man, but is thwarted by two orphans who use a comb that turns into a forest. She owns a herd of mares that fly like birds, one of which was stolen during a quest to rescue the woman warrior Maria from a wizard known as the Deathless. People who escape being eaten by her include Prince Ivan and Vasilissa the Beautiful. Often seen flying in a mortar and pestle or chillaxing in a house on chicken legs, for 10 points, name this witch from Russian folklore.
Little-Bear's Son switches this figure's Strong Water for Weak Water and defeats her.
{Baba Yaga} [accept {Kostianaya Noga}]