| Display title | Level Drain |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In a Class and Level System, as characters gain levels, they become more powerful. Some games have enemies (usually of the undead variety) which have the ability to take these levels away from a character, which has the effect of weakening the character, usually described as an attack that drains the character's Life Energy. Since it involves stealing life force, with undertones of Necromancy, users of this power are almost always evil or "grey" characters. |