Butter Lord

Definition

A devout Mount and Blade player pathologically obsessed with hoarding butter in their castles—a running joke from a gaming community that absolutely gets its priorities.

Example Usage

He won't shut up about his castle butter stockpile; dude's a full-blown Butter Lord.

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