15th Century Sudanese Abacus

15th Century Abacus
Origin	Unknown
Type	Abacus
Effects	Forcefully converts people into Muslim Extremists.
Downsides	Effects
Activation	Usage/ Constant
Collected by	Warehouse 11 Agents
Section	The Dark Vault
Aisle	Podium 69
Date of Collection	1745
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Origin

This specific abacus' origin is unknown, however it has been dated to the 15th century when the Islamization of the Sudan region encompassed a prolonged period of military conquest and religious conversion spanning the 8th to 16th centuries. The aftermath of religious incursion and sectarian conflict remains a source of ongoing tension throughout the Sahel states to this day. The Sahel is the bio-geographic zone of transition in Africa between the Sahara to the north and the Sudanian Savanna to the south. During the 15th century Muslims 'converted' others by mass hysteria or violence turning normal citizens into Muslims more extreme than those who attacked them. This is one of the most extreme cases of Stockholm syndrome.

Effects

Forcefully converts people into Muslim Extremists. Each bead slid over converts one person times ten for each other bead.

Collection

Collected in 1745 from __________ after a large Muslim conversion led to a mass outbreak of violence from the newly converted.

Storage and Handling

Stored on a podium in the Dark Vault. It is contained in a special case lined with neutralizer to prevent accidental movement of the beads.

If movement of the artifact becomes necessary, move the artifact carefully into a vat of neutralizer. The neutralizer must be changed once every week until the artifact is placed back into its location once again.