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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | What they are actually getting is the equivalent to a an Eldrich Abomination's answering machine. An image appears (the more simplified and comprehensible avatar of the eldritch) it addresses the summoner and asks them what they want. Most of the real Eldrich Abominations are still slumbering, and have never encountered a human, and whose forms really are Inconceivable. |