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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In many works that revolve around martial arts, magical skills, or other powers that can be passed along by training, those arts or skills are portrayed as vastly powerful. If any main characters gained these talents and powers, they'd be almost unstoppable; alternatively, there's a special skill or ability they need to learn in order to win the final battle or achieve a central goal. But instead of completing their training ahead of embarking on a quest or fighting an enemy, something causes them to head out before their training is finished. Perhaps the villain attacked early, maybe the mentor possessing the skill is incapacitated before the training can finish, or maybe the character is simply too arrogant or undisciplined to finish their training. Whatever the reason, the character lacks a power or talent they should have. |