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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In any game that divides itself into turns, it's natural for there to be ways to change the way the turns work. The most common of these is the simplest: the spell or effect that allows you to take an extra turn. Sometimes this comes in the form of your opponent skipping their turn, which isn't quite the same thing if there are more than two people involved. |
