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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Think about it. They're gods of chaos, and what place is more chaotic than the Warhammer 40k world? There's more than enough war to sate Khorne, scheming for Tzeentch, hubris for Slaanesh and Despair for Nurgle as it is, and it's basically a giant hell already. All the fighting is just the four chaos gods reveling in their own chaos-ness and playing off the mortals against each other for the lulz. |