| Display title | Never Split the Party |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The reverse of Let's Split Up, Gang!, this is when the whole party decides that they aren't going to split up under any circumstances. Sometimes it can be taken to indicate at least a minimal level of genre savvyness, for example, in situations where splitting up means that one group will later have to go find the other group. It may be achieved by telling Commander Contrarian or The So-Called Coward, "Fine, you can just wait here alone." |