| Display title | This Trope is Obviously a Weapon |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | If your hero finds a long-lost ultimate artifact, there's a chance that there's somebody else around that will claim that that thing is obviously a weapon. This guy will usually be militarily-minded and often, not very bright. Despite the name, the unknown thing could also obviously be anything else. Greedy people will assume "treasure worth millions", while somebody who's tech savvy might assume "ultimate decryption code" or something similar. |