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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A lich is an undead sorcerer, often one who seeks Immortality or power above anything else, and became undead as the price he had to pay. Typically his soul is stored elsewhere in a Soul Jar, at times called a phylactery, which must be destroyed before he can be fully defeated. In other fiction, the Soul Jar is optional. |
