| Display title | Containment Field |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A special forcefield that prevents a highly volatile power source, anti-matter engine core, enslaved magical beastie, an orb of Pure Energy, etc., from obliterating everything around it in a flash of pure white. Maintaining the Containment Field is the most important job of the starship's engineer, the wizard's acolytes, or the Barrier Maiden/Warrior. Inevitably, the Containment Field will begin to weaken, leaking dangerous radiation or reality-warping magic all over the place, and forcing the heroes to drop what they're doing and scramble to restore it (often sacrificing themselves in the process). |
