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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Royal Blood! It's real, it's significant, and only the person who's really got it is suitable for the throne. Obviously required for the Rightful King Returns. In Fantasy, may actually endow the person with magical powers, giving additional meaning to the term MacGuffin Girl, or even be required by the land (and, unfortunately, making it useful in Blood Magic). Features even in SF for a Feudal Future. And when it comes to being Offered the Crown, Royal Blood may encourage them to choose you. |