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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Any climactic combat or competition where the hero is the underdog[1]. Generally refers to conflicts where the hero is of much smaller physical stature than the villain. The hero will usually win if he's Weak but Skilled in contrast to the Unskilled but Strong foe, or otherwise very good at Deadly Dodging. If the villain is much larger, the hero may attempt a Colossus Climb. |
