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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Strangely often, the magician, witch, wizard, cleric, Evil Sorcerer, Mad Scientist, support class, etc. have the ability to bestow strange and amazing transformations, alterations, powers and buffs on other people, for whichever reason, but are unable to use their amazing powers to directly benefit themselves. Though rather thematic, it doesn't seem to be directly mentioned in most Fairy Tales and mythologies, even when it is implied. |