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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A type of Host that consents to being possessed by someone or something. Usually a cultist or Spirit Medium like a shaman, the trope has been used more commonly in fantasy settings in conjunction with Demonic Possession from an evil spirit or magician of Black Magic. When a Willing Channeler is possessed by such an entity, they evolve into becoming a Living Bodysuit. The opposite form of spirit however, being possessed by a benevolent force, is simply called Channeling, as it is more or less a mutualist Symbiotic relationship of a spiritual nature, and rarely does the "virtuous guest" force anything upon the host without consent and/or necessity. |
