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	Contemporary accounts would seem to indicate that the bag was indeed a bag. Chalduk carried it on his belt, and would reach into it, scooping out handfuls of some dark power to use as a weapon. According to legend, any mortal who takes up the bag will become so powerful that "no weapon forged by the hand of man can bring harm upon them".		Contemporary accounts would seem to indicate that the bag was indeed a bag. Chalduk carried it on his belt, and would reach into it, scooping out handfuls of some dark power to use as a weapon. According to legend, any mortal who takes up the bag will become so powerful that "no weapon forged by the hand of man can bring harm upon them".

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	==Chalduk's Bag==		==Chalduk's Bag==
	Supposedly, the bag was created when Chalduk "poured all of his darkness and hate into a single vessel". The actual nature of the vessel has been hotly debated(some historians claim that Chalduk himself is the bag, and ~~that he was~~ created by a mortal sorcerer of the same name).		Supposedly, the bag was created when Chalduk "poured all of his darkness and hate into a single vessel". The actual nature of the vessel has been hotly debated (some historians claim that Chalduk himself is the bag, and created by a mortal sorcerer of the same name).

	~~However, contemporary~~ accounts would seem to indicate that the bag was a ~~litteral~~ bag. Chalduk carried it on his belt, and would reach into it, ~~scouping~~ out handfuls of some dark power to use as a weapon. According to legend, any mortal who takes up the bag will become so powerful that "no weapon forged by the hand of man can bring harm upon them."		Contemporary accounts would seem to indicate that the bag was indeed a bag. Chalduk carried it on his belt, and would reach into it, scooping out handfuls of some dark power to use as a weapon. According to legend, any mortal who takes up the bag will become so powerful that "no weapon forged by the hand of man can bring harm upon them".

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	==Chalduk==		==Chalduk==
	Chalduk himself is shrouded in mystery. He was a sorcerer of great power, and may have been a [[Lich\|Necromanic Lich]]. He may have been of [[Aramayan]] descent. Details of his life are largely left to ~~suposition~~, but he is considered to have been at least of mortal birth.		Chalduk himself is shrouded in mystery. He was a sorcerer of great power, and may have been a [[Lich\|Necromanic Lich]]. He may have been of [[Aramayan]] descent. Details of his life are largely left to supposition, but he is considered to have been at least of mortal birth.

	The [[Wizard Breakers]] would eventually ~~be the ones to~~ destroy Chalduk, but his fortress and related conjurations survived possibly into the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period]].		The [[Wizard Breakers]] would eventually destroy Chalduk, but his fortress and related conjurations survived possibly into the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period\|Second Chaotic Period]].

	==Chalduk's Bag==		==Chalduk's Bag==

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	Supposedly, the bag was created when Chalduk "poured all of his darkness and hate into a single vessel". The actual nature of the vessel has been hotly debated(some historians claim that Chalduk himself is the bag, and that he was created by a mortal sorcerer of the same name).		Supposedly, the bag was created when Chalduk "poured all of his darkness and hate into a single vessel". The actual nature of the vessel has been hotly debated(some historians claim that Chalduk himself is the bag, and that he was created by a mortal sorcerer of the same name).

	However, contemporary accounts would seem to indicate that the bag was a litteral bag. Chalduk carried it on his belt, and would reach into it, scouping out handfuls of some dark power to use as a weapon.		However, contemporary accounts would seem to indicate that the bag was a litteral bag. Chalduk carried it on his belt, and would reach into it, scouping out handfuls of some dark power to use as a weapon. According to legend, any mortal who takes up the bag will become so powerful that "no weapon forged by the hand of man can bring harm upon them."

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Chalduk's Bag is a magical artifact dating from either the late [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period|First Chaotic Period]] or the early-to-mid [[Mage Wars#The Intermediate Period|Intermediate Period]] of the [[Mage Wars]].

==Chalduk==
Chalduk himself is shrouded in mystery. He was a sorcerer of great power, and may have been a [[Lich|Necromanic Lich]]. He may have been of [[Aramayan]] descent. Details of his life are largely left to suposition, but he is considered to have been at least of mortal birth.

The [[Wizard Breakers]] would eventually be the ones to destroy Chalduk, but his fortress and related conjurations survived possibly into the [[Mage Wars#The Second Chaotic Period|Second Chaotic Period]].

==Chalduk's Bag==
Supposedly, the bag was created when Chalduk "poured all of his darkness and hate into a single vessel". The actual nature of the vessel has been hotly debated(some historians claim that Chalduk himself is the bag, and that he was created by a mortal sorcerer of the same name).

However, contemporary accounts would seem to indicate that the bag was a litteral bag. Chalduk carried it on his belt, and would reach into it, scouping out handfuls of some dark power to use as a weapon.