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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Every single Speculative Fiction setting comes with a hot, mildly stimulant beverage that can take the place of coffee. Apparently coffee itself is too mundane to talk about; alternately, authors of Medieval European Fantasy may want to avoid it because it wasn't common in Europe until the 17th century. Sometimes authors justify it by saying that coffee exists in-universe, but the beverage in question isn't really coffee, or is a specific form of coffee that everyone inexplicably prefers to all other forms. |