Beer Armour
Beer Armour by DeDLoK March 7, 2005
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Beer Armour
Magical plate mail that appears on one's body due to the consumption of the enchanted potion, beer. Beer Armour has an armour class of 15 AND a +6 modifier to your basic charisma characteristic.
Gavin donned the fabled Beer Armour. As he strode through the tavern no man could inflict damage unto his flesh, nor could any woman resist his charm.
Beer Armour by I.M. Pantsless October 14, 2007
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Beer Armour • beer • beer goggles • Beer Pong • beer shits • beer pressure • beer muffs • beer bong • Beer-amid • beer slut
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