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Beer Namer
Beer Namer
Name Generator
Azukail
Games
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Written by Adrian Kennelly
or changing the tense to get the name of a
beer. Given the number of tables and
potential results, and that the names can be
shuffled, a vast number of different names
Internal images by Adrian Kennelly can be created rapidly.
Table 1:
"Black"
Table 2:
"Dragon"
Here's a more complicated example from rolling on four of the name tables:
Table 1:
"Amber"
Table 2:
"Ferret"
Table 4:
"Best"
Table 6:
"Gem"
Table 1:
"Green"
Table 2:
"Elf"
"Rascal"
Table 4:
"High"
Table 5:
"Tor"
Table 6:
"Bones"
Table 7:
"Bitter"
Rearranged, this can give "Green Elf Rascal's Bones of the High Tor Bitter."
If nothing remotely sensible and "sensible" is a rather flexible term when it comes to
beer names can be made from the results, either reroll or discard one or more words.
The two supplementary tables give various different tastes that beers can have. Roll on
one or both of them, so that a flavour can be described for a beer if players decide to
taste one.
As an example, rolling on the two supplementary tables gives the result "Hoppy" and
"Caramel" so this beer could be said to have a hoppy flavour with caramel tones.