Sea hag

Driven to madness by the power it claims—and by the loneliness that is the cost of its killing spree—the hag becomes a sea fury, which hoards treasure, spreads rumors, and does everything within its power to lure sailors and explorers to its lair. By doing so, it hopes to break its loneliness for a time—and then to destroy its new playthings when they have outlived their usefulness. https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/744333-sea-fury

Sea hags were the most repulsive and wretched of hags and were prideful in their gruesome appearance.[7] The wicked fey lived near or within large bodies of water and the unfortunate souls that set eyes on them were often feasted on shortly after.[3][8] Hags were universally hideous beings, but even by the unbelievably low standards applied to their race, sea hags were abysmally grotesque. Despite their penchant for devouring their victims they had an emaciated appearance,[1][3] although…

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