Frast Beadle Votive Vessels

In 2686, the Museum of High Antiquaries of Bryndyd acquired the Frast Beadle Votive Vessels from a seller who said they belonged to Frast Beadle. The vessels are dated to the Archmagian period of Bryndyd. The provenance is Bryndyd or Greater Bryndyd. They are twenty six vessels made of bronze, silver, electrum, and gold with prayers inscribed in Asbardian, Classical Yophenthean, and Gonfalese onto them asking for clemency and favor from the gods of chaos and also from Archmage Bexaloth. They are to have originally belonged to a magistrate or priest in the service of the Archmage.

The Frast Beadle Votive Vessels are kept in the Manic Reliquary Collection at the Museum of High Antiquaries of Bryndyd in Bryndyd, Asbardy.

See Also

• Archmagian Bryndyd
• Bryndyd
• Museum of High Antiquaries of Bryndyd