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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some monster or non-human species have aristocracies with Blue Bloods that just so happen to actually have blue blood. And rarely, lowborn monsters (frequently former humans) can aspire to earn such titles with "heroic" deeds, political savvy, or by dint of Asskicking Equals Authority. Beyond that though, some Monster Lords are physiologically different from rank and file Mooks. Maybe the species as a whole has a caste system, and over time the leaders have become a different "race" that is more powerful by nature. Other monster races may have a life cycle where old or "mature" mooks become lords if they grow really powerful, use a magic ritual, or they have a really strong willpower. |
