| Display title | Traumatic Superpower Awakening |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a character has latent powers or potential, there are three standard ways to unlock it: hit puberty, find a mentor to train them, or just have something really, really bad happen. Any form of trauma, physical or mental, can do the trick, but emotional blows are the most prevalent. The death of a loved one is especially common. |