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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A lot of the time, Functional Magic is bound by formulas and parameters. To achieve a specific effect, an equally specific action is required. Maybe a long chant is required to cast the spell, maybe you have to draw a circle in the ground, maybe you need to make some sort of gesture or hand sign. These are all potential openings, so you'd better hope Talking Is a Free Action. |