Are these Magical Cauldrons?
According to Welsh legend, magical cauldrons were used in times of war. Dead warriors could be placed in the cauldron and then were returned to life, except they then lost their speech and were suspected to have also lost their souls. These soldiers could go back into battle until they were killed again!
Have a spooktacular time with JNW’s Halloween Challenge! Enjoy!
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This is awesome!