| Display title | One Myth to Rule Them All |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Closely related to All Myths Are True, but rather than every myth and legend being fact, they are mostly hokum—but with one common grain of truth in all of them. If the story is about vampires, then Rasputin was a vampire, Hitler was trying to breed an army of super suckheads, and Dracula was a wimp. If it's about wizards, Moses was an uber-powerful mage and there's evidence Jesus was, too (if he's not suspiciously absent). If the story is about aliens, everything can be explained by alien superpowers and Sufficiently Advanced Technology. |