| Display title | Healing Potion |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When heroes are injured and have to heal themselves, the favored method is to quaff a Healing Potion. Typically this item is mostly used in Fantasy settings, but it can easily be adapted to other Speculative Fiction stories as a form of Applied Phlebotinum made of Nanomachines or whatnot. It can be as common as a Standard RPG Item, a one of a kind MacGuffin, or somewhere in between. |
