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diff --git a/magic/alchemy/aqua-regia.md b/magic/alchemy/aqua-regia.md
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 # Aqua Regia
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Aqua Regia is the alchemical name for a mixture of sulfuric and nitric acid.">
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 Aqua Regia is the alchemical name for a mixture of sulfuric and nitric acid. It is one of the few solvents capable of dissolving gold. In alchemy, one of its uses was to mix a small amount with a sample of blood, then use the mixture to draw a ward.
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 # Gypsum
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Alchemy used chemical substances to produce magical effects, as well as magic to induce chemical reactions.">
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 Gypsum is a mineral that can be ground into a white powder. One of its primary uses in alchemy was for drawing wards.
diff --git a/magic/alchemy/introduction.md b/magic/alchemy/introduction.md
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 # Alchemy
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Alchemy used chemical substances to produce magical effects, as well as magic to induce chemical reactions.">
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 Alchemy used chemical substances to produce magical effects, as well as magic to induce chemical reactions.
diff --git a/magic/alchemy/vitriol/green.md b/magic/alchemy/vitriol/green.md
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 # Green Vitriol
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Green vitriol is an iron sulfate that has a few useful properties.">
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 Green vitriol is an iron sulfate that has a few useful properties. In its solid form it appears as green granulated crystal. It is soluble in water, and thus may be used in water-based elixirs and potions. Excess amounts are toxic.
 
 ## Uses

diff --git a/magic/alchemy/vitriol/introduction.md b/magic/alchemy/vitriol/introduction.md
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 # Vitriol
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Vitriol is the alchemical name for any substance containing a sulfate ion. Vitriols may or may not be hydrous.">
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 Vitriol is the alchemical name for any substance containing a sulfate ion. Vitriols may or may not be hydrous.
 
 ## Spirit of Vitriol

diff --git a/magic/arc-e/introduction.md b/magic/arc-e/introduction.md
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 # Arcane Engineering (Arc-E)
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Arcane Engineering used architecture, geometry, and mechanical systems to accomplish magical effects.">
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 Arcane Engineering used architecture, geometry, and mechanical systems to accomplish magical effects.
diff --git a/magic/hierophancy/introduction.md b/magic/hierophancy/introduction.md
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 # Hierophancy
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Hierophancy was a category of magic granted by one being to another, often by serving a god or making a deal with some other powerful entity.">
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 Hierophancy was a category of magic granted by one being to another, often by serving a god or making a deal with some other powerful entity.
diff --git a/magic/introduction.md b/magic/introduction.md
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 # Magic Systems
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="There are several ways of performing feats of magic that are relatively consistent across the multiverse.">
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 There are several ways of performing feats of magic that are relatively consistent across the multiverse. Magic involved manipulation of physical forces, usually involving [arcana](../taxonomy/impetiti/arcana/introduction.md), [cogita](../taxonomy/impetiti/arcana/introduction.md), and/or [hyperia](../taxonomy/impetiti/hyperia/introduction.md).
 
 Some of the most common systems of magic were the following.

diff --git a/magic/rune-carving/introduction.md b/magic/rune-carving/introduction.md
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 # Rune Carving
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Rune carving involved etching symbols into objects to achieve a magical effect.">
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 Rune carving involved etching symbols into objects to achieve a magical effect. The 2 primary applications were for enhancements, such as carving a fire rune onto a sword, and rune-casting based divination.
diff --git a/magic/scriptum-magorum/introduction.md b/magic/scriptum-magorum/introduction.md
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 # Scriptum Magorum
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Scriptum Magorum was a language for writing spells as well as a standard magic interface shared across universes.">
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 Scriptum Magorum was a language for writing spells as well as a standard magic interface shared across universes.
 
 Most mages would only interact with Scriptum Magorum far enough to cast spells, though spells could also be written from scratch in the language.
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 # Witchcraft
 
+<meta property="og:description" content="Witchcraft used natural objects and substances, especially botanical ones, to perform magic.">
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 Witchcraft used natural objects and substances, especially botanical ones, to perform magic.