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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A staple of both Speculative Fiction and Fantasy. Holograms can be created by technological, magical, or psychic means, but are always intangible illusions meant to fool onlookers into seeing something that isn't there. Holograms are thus the preferred tool of the Trickster Archetype and more specifically the Master of Illusion. |
