Here's what the statues were originally, and *what they've become*

Astendar -- an elf with a lute and a ribbon
        *now an elderly tskrang*

Chorolis --A fat dwarf with a sandwich in one hand, and a bag with gold disks at
 his feet.
        *now a human*

Erindis -- an emaciated human with papers and contracts
        *unchanged, though there's some oddness with blood and ink*
        *on the contracts*

Floranuus -- a human with flames on his arms and at his feet
        *now a troll*

Jaspree --a centaur with an owl on his shoulder and a stone door behind him
        *unchanged*

Garlen --a grandmotherly troll with a plate of cookies 
        *now a youngish windling with a child peeking out from behind skirts*

Lochost --An ork with broken stone manacles, and intact metal ones
        *unchanged, though the metal manacles are gone*

Mynbruje --an elderly tskrang with balanced scales, and an executioners' axe beh
ind him leaning on a chair. Only one side of the scale had anything visible on i
t.  (did anyone think to look astrally who can?)
        *now a human*

Rashomon --A troll with a deer-like snout, a crown, and a sword
        *now a human*

Thystoneus --a windling (not on the same scale as the other statues) with a bann
er, armor and battle wounds
        *now the elf*

Upandal --a dwarf with a hammer and forge 
        *now a troll*

[Vestrial] --a human jester, with a jester's cap, and a wand with a jester-headpup
pet.
        *different mask, the jester's cap is gone, the wand is broken*






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Well, of *course* the passion of Craftsmanship is a troll.  What else would he be? --[Tristian of the Brightforge Clan]

(OK, not really, but I just couldn't resist--zebediah)

Hey, look, somebody found the plot! --bts

Does Rashomon still have dear-like snout as a human?--zebediah