Holy Grail

The Holy Grail is a Hallenic artifact of disputed provenance. It is important to both the Hedatist and Andophist faiths. The Holy Grail comes in the form of a bejeweled chalice, special engraving on its base of pre-Empire provenance. 
== Andophist significance ==
=== First documented use and loss ===
Andophists claim that the Holy Grail was created in the Lauchette by a craftsman by the name of Ciceriphon, as a gift to the budding Church. It is said that Andoph laid his hands on it, and it was also held up for blessing by the Lord. For this purpose, the Grail was used in Masses in the Lauch mainland, and transported throughout the isles as an object of adoration by devout pilgrims. The last records of the Grail indicate its transport to Fort Dale from Fulwood by the Franchise of St. Borgotos.
=== Rediscovery and loss ===
According to Aedwinian archbishops, Saint Dalia rediscovered the Holy Grail in the sands of the beach near Fort Dale. The parish of Ft. Dale claims that she was clam-shucking when she thrust a knife into the Holy Grail, and it repulsed her and caused her to hit a nearby cliff (which explains the commonplace depiction of St. Dalia with a gaping head wound), while those from outside the parish say she tripped over it while disembarking from the rowboat dispatched from the galley she took to the town. With the Grail, Saint Dalia performed miracles: most notably, wine was known to never end from it, and it was this way she cured the Drought of the Dulamen, and converted them to the faith. Additionally, with the Grail, she oversaw the Mass Unending, which ended the Time of Bones in New Steinberg. However, the existence of the Grail can only be confirmed as contiguous with the lifespan of St. Dalia: upon her death in 576 BCE the Holy Grail once again was lost, with all sources agreeing that the burglarizing of Saint Dalia's mausoleum-complex led to the Grail coming into the hands of the Hallenic underworld. 
== Hedatist significance ==
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