| Display title | El Cid Ploy |
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| Date of page creation | 21:27, 1 November 2013 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Whether for good or for the moment, a major leader has died or gone into Ten-Minute Retirement. He's likely to be a Supporting Leader or the Big Good / Big Bad—someone highly visible, whose presence alone could turn the tide of the battle. If he's gone, it would crush the morale of the Redshirt Army. So his team pretends he's still around, by creating the visual effect of his presence—dressing someone in his armor, finding someone that looks a bit like him, even toting his corpse around and treating it like it's alive. The ploy doesn't necessarily have to be performed for a battle—any instance of faking the image of a leader or champion to maintain order counts. |