Balthazar, the fighter with the flaming sword, is said to be the God of warriors. He symbolizes strength and warfare. The God's statue is covered in flames to demonstrate his power over the elemental domain of Fire.

After the Searing... Balthazar's statue does not quite lie in ruins like the others. It still stands, massive and sturdy, however the fire has been put out.

Dwayna's statue can be found on the grounds of Ashford Abbey - for Dwayna is the Goddess of monks. She provides them with the powers to heal. The parts of the statue are floating, showing clearly that her element is Air.

After the Searing... Ashford Abbey is now more commonly known as Sardelac Sanitarium. You can still see where Dwayna's statue once magically levitated in the air - bits of it lie shattered on the ground.

The Goddess of rangers symbolizes life and nature. Her statue beautifully incorporates a tree and a spring. Her element is obviously Earth. Animals are keeping close to the site as if they feel protected in the shrine's presence.

After the Searing... nothing's left of Melandru's beautiful shrine. Almost - animals are still roaming these now dry and dead lands, so it seems like even without the shrine, some of Melandru's protective spirit is still about.

Grenth is the God of necromancers - his shrine can be found in the catacombs underneath Ashford Abbey. His powers are over the dead and undead, as the poor souls reaching out for him on his statue proove. Grenth's statues and shrines are always close to or inside water, so it can be assumed that Water is his elemental domain.

After the Searing... all entrances to the catacombs are blocked one way or another. There is no way to get into them to see if Grenth's shrine or any of his other statues that could be found down there have survived the war.

The two-faced statue of mesmer Goddess Lyssa displays a balance of illusion and deception. It can be found right at Lady Althea's theater.

After the Searing... Lyssa's statue is still intact, but looks as dead as the others. Althea's theater however has been hit by a chrystal and half sunken into the ground...

There is, however, a sixth mural a few steps outside the square where the other five can be found in Ascalon City AD - which displays a dragon.

Two elementalist spells - "Mark of Rodgort" and "Rodgort's Invocation" - give us a hint of what could be this dragon's name.