| Display title | Trophy Room |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One good way to establish a character's Backstory and personality is to give them a Trophy Room or wall full of trophies and mementos of their accomplishments. It may be revealed with a camera pan in the intro (which can double nicely as Exposition thanks to newspaper clippings), as background Scenery Porn to their home, or worked into the script when another character discovers it and becomes awestruck (or fearstruck, read on). Potential owners include but are not limited to: actors, Adventurer Archaeologists, football players, hunters, officers (police and military), politicians, and high-ranking members of an Artifact Collection Agency. |