| Display title | Inverse Law of Complexity to Power |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a story contains a vast variety of Elemental Powers to choose from, the most powerful are inevitably the least complex. For example, individuals with elemental control over technology, rubber, string, plastic, fish, etc., has less to work with against those who have elemental power over such basics as light, darkness, energy, gravity, life, death. |