Wheel of Time, one of my favorite book series. The term referred specifically to a class of expert swordsmen. I started using it for game characters that relied more on skill than dumb brute force, and the name grew on me.
Your Pseudonym, how did you come up with it?
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Axis Power hetalia. Uzbekistan is an OOC of mine, whose name is Rubena Bodhan. I go usually by those two.
I also go by Haar Pel, which is Raphael in anagram form. Those are the four handles I go by.
I also go by Haar Pel, which is Raphael in anagram form. Those are the four handles I go by.
i wanted cardinalbiggles orinially on xbox but it was taken therefore i went with wiggles.
to be honest i think it's funnier anyway. cardinalwiggles. very good. lol. no idea why it just sort of stuck
to be honest i think it's funnier anyway. cardinalwiggles. very good. lol. no idea why it just sort of stuck
What's next? You gonna tell me that BlueEyesWhitePower is based off Yu-Gi-Oh, too?RedEyesBlackGamer said:
Or Aryan principles?
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mine came from long ago, I was trying to think of a name for sl that started with W (dont remember why) then I remembered a term I heard long ago that ment to strangle but it sounded like a proper name to me so I used it and I brought it with me here
my name and suffix in japanese combined with my old name omnimon300 because omnimon is kickass and likes to THIS IS SPARTA people into the digital world...
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Mine is somewhat obvious. Though before I even knew TESV was Skyrim I assisted in the development of an Oblivion mod in which the map was expanded to allow a bit of Skyrim with some towns. THe name of the mod? Skyrim or Bust.
EDIT: I see someone won the name competition before me. Fuck.
Reynard the Fox is a trickster from European literature whose stories have always interested me, Wrecce is Anglo-Saxon for 'wretched'. The whole is my first and favourite Morrowind character (He was a Nord. He was a badass), which I've just stuck with for myself.
stick to what you know i suppose a? i suppose if people could tell who you are from your name it says it all ?Generic Gamer said:
During my CS:S days, I was thinking about a good pseudonym to replace my old, stale one that nobody said right. So I stole my friend's idea of putting and animal and an element together, and came up with "Shock Monkey".
I eventually tossed out the Monkey part because everyone just called me Shock. Then I saw Powerthirst, and stole the "olate" suffix. Though on Steam I've gone back to just Shock, with two lightning bolts that I stole from some guy.
Yes, I steal things a lot. Shut up, cool names are hard.
I eventually tossed out the Monkey part because everyone just called me Shock. Then I saw Powerthirst, and stole the "olate" suffix. Though on Steam I've gone back to just Shock, with two lightning bolts that I stole from some guy.
Yes, I steal things a lot. Shut up, cool names are hard.
Well, booze is awesome and zombies are slow but determined... so, I wanted a name that represented all of those qualities.
I originally made it when I signed up for the LEGO website a long time ago. (Probably around 10 or so years ago.) Their BIONICLE line had recently been introduced and I had become obsessed with it. The screenname I made for the LEGO forums was "Lekonua" a mashup of the 3 characters from BIONICLE I liked most: Lewa, Kopaka and Onua, the Toa of Air, Ice, and Earth respectively. It was simple and surprisingly unique, so I stuck with it for the rest of my internet life.
Eventually, it became the name of a character I used to represent myself in some comics I drew with a friend in high school. He was also a BIONICLE character, but eventually I changed his name and design to a robot for originality purposes. I shortened the name to just "Leko."
In some places (like Xbox Live) I use the name "Leko The Robot" or a variation of "CS_Leko." (The CS standing for Comic Shorts, the name of the comic series I drew the character for.)
So, there you have it. The entire TL;DR history of my screenname.
Eventually, it became the name of a character I used to represent myself in some comics I drew with a friend in high school. He was also a BIONICLE character, but eventually I changed his name and design to a robot for originality purposes. I shortened the name to just "Leko."
In some places (like Xbox Live) I use the name "Leko The Robot" or a variation of "CS_Leko." (The CS standing for Comic Shorts, the name of the comic series I drew the character for.)
So, there you have it. The entire TL;DR history of my screenname.
I... honestly don't remember. I think it went something like "Hmm... AdjectiveRodent is a good combo. How about AngryMongoose?"
Easy - My husband is The Gnome King. It was only fitting I be The Gnome Queen.McPulse said:
As for our 'gnome' monikers, it came about during my first tabletop D&D game. We were both playing gnomes, he a sorcerer and me a druid. We would always attend the games together and if one of us couldn't make it, the other wouldn't go.
When we arrived for the game after missing it for a few weeks, our DM cried out, "The gnomes are here."
From that day forward, our group always called us "The Gnomes." That was nearly 8 years ago and the name stuck. Our friends still call us the gnomes and our house, no matter where we live, has been dubbed "The Burrow."
