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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An important convention of Tabletop Games, Role-Playing Games, games with RPG Elements, and the occasional extreme Role Playing Game Verse, are Experience Points. often abbreviated EP, EXP, or XP. These are tiny imperceptible motes of lessons learned and Character Development, the bread and butter of many RPGs. These are used to either track character progression for leveling up, or to allow a character to buy and upgrade abilities. |