Murals in A flight to the North(Gwens Story)

Here's the Screenies , dunno if they are clear..
What do you guys think these are? gods of some sort?

That last one there looks like an ancient dragon.

The second one i think is probably another ancient dragon.

First one is concept art for the Obi armor for either dervish or paragon *which was split to make both*

Second one are gargoyles, plain and simple.

Third one is a mural of Primordus.

I would totally buy that armor in a heartbeat /drool

Look at second one closely. Its like a god's shrine. Why would they honor a normal gargoyle?

Its 2 gargoyles on top of each other, in front of a fire and wire. There are dozens in the Catacombs. Not to be insulting, buy YOU look at it closely.

the second one looks like its remotely similar to Ascalonian architecture...

Guessed right on the others...

Well.... seeing how that mission is IN Ascalon...I would say it should have Ascalonian Architecture. The question was answered. Why post when no point?

First, for +1; second, I dont have the BMP, so I cant precisely know where Gwen was at the time (somewhere in Ascalon, but thats it); from the looks of that screenshot, I would assume its been taken underground.

So, my point was, since these gargoyles look like they were made by Ascalonians, but dont quite fit into what we've seen up until now, then we can ask ourselves: ''If Ascalons didnt build this, who, or what, did?'' (I assume again they're not in the Catacombs). And since they're obviously in Ascalon, and if Ascalons are responsible of their creation, then why doesnt that dungeon's (or whatever you want to call it) architecture resemble that of the Catacombs?

What I failed to express earlier is that Im wondering what/who built this, purely and simply.

They are kind of like a second set of Catacombs, much smaller, they are called "Ruins" in the mission, but the overall architecture resembles some in the Catacombs, with concept art for murals that wasn't around when making Prophecies. Both the Catacombs, and these Ruins, act as large tombs.