Display title | Fantastic Nuke |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In a fantasy setting featuring Fantasy Gun Control, Medieval Stasis, and assorted other reasons why the culture would never develop anything even close to nuclear weaponry, there may be some form of magic attack so powerful and destructive that it is obviously a stand-in for nuclear weapons. Compare to how Automatic Crossbows stand in for guns. Kamehame Hadoken, Wave Motion Gun and Person of Mass Destruction are common ways of invoking it. |