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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Fallen worlds where planets of the early Spiral Politic which were wholly taken over by the Yssgaroth during their war with the Great Houses. According to the Houses' records, they were reduced to "laboratories of cruelty" where the Yssgaroth "tore away the bodies of the inhabitants until only the nervous system remained, alive and in agony". |
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