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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This is where a member of royalty actually takes part in battle himself, especially as commander. This was once quite common, and examples of it can be found from time to time in the present day. It is a favourite of epic and romantic tales. A warrior prince can be a Wise Prince, bravely fighting for his kingdom; he can also be an evil conqueror. While this character always stands a high chance of being a Badass it is even more likely in that second case, as the Big Bad exposing himself requires a certain level of Badassery. |