That would be fun, but it will probably never happen because the whole idea of Gorgons is that they are two stage

Yeah. The current point of the gorgons is that they are unique in always being the same three, and all three are two stages, hence they only exist as six cards (assuming you want the ludus benefits).

But fiddling with the number of stages they have is actually not a bad idea. That would be a natural way of keeping them as three sisters while making them flexible to field too.

The idea would be to have each gorgon have three different versions: one, two and three stages. Then you could field them as a cohort of anything between three and nine cards. This would even be pretty simple to house rule...

Awesome!

It would need a little work though. Firstly we need names for the different versions of them. The versions would basically be small, medium and large. But we need something else. We could go technical and say limited, standard and extended. But it would be more fun with something flavourful.

Then we would need to decide what rules the limited (one stage) and extended (three stage) versions would have. I guess you could say that the limited version is just the first stage, period. But the third stage of the extended version would need it's own tweaking of the special rules of the other cards. I'm away on holiday just now, but will see if I can come up with something when I get back.

You could just trim a stage off for the limited version, but you could also make tweaks. ☺

Looking good - but I notice that you took her normal armour 0 and made it into armour 1. What are your thoughts behind that? It seems a little out of place to me when both of her normal forms have armour 0.

And the exciting part is then how would we do her 3 stage version? As I recall, she (and many others) had three stages in playtest, so maybe we could just use that one directly... it would then be the other two non-playtest gorgons that would be tricky.