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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Ordinary weapons are pretty easy to use. Got a sword, slash with it. Got a gun? Point and shoot. But not this kind of weapon. This kind of weapon requires the user to offer up something in exchange for its use. (It could be Life Energy, an ally or anything of that sort.) This trope is popular in Video Games, as it allows the developers to create a way to limit usage of the more powerful weapons. (Especially Game Breakers.) Can also apply to items or even Mons. |