One of these offered protection from plague when it was buried in one of the three fortunate interments, while another enjoys drinking water from the horn Gjöll.
One of these offered protection from plague when it was buried in one of the three fortunate interments, while another enjoys drinking water from the horn Gjöll. The first presided over seven years of feasting at Harlech, sharing entertainment duties with the birds of Rhiannon, while Apollo petrified a pair of snakes before they could attack a third example of these, which prophesied for a time at Lemnos. The previous owner of the first mutilated some horses after Matholwch married his sister. The second was preserved in herbs after Honir's indecisiveness infuriated the Vanir, and traded a drink from its namesake well for Odin's eye. The third sang sadly while it floated down the River Hebrus after a band of Maenads separated it from its original host. For 10 points, name these items which kept making noise even after Bran, Mimir and Orpheus suffered decapitation.
One of these offered protection from plague when it was buried in one of the three fortunate interments, while another enjoys drinking water from the horn Gjöll.
{talking head}s [accept equivalents, even stuff like severed heads which doesn’t specify that the heads remained at least partially animate for a while afterwards]