Jeremy....
Thanks for the vote of approval.
I don't rember where I got the original image or who it was by (it was some time ago), but I did alter the colors throughout the whole thing and did some work on the eyes to change the exprerssion slightly.
Here is a bigger version of the altered picture at:
http://geocities.com/andionisurand/0andion_i.jpg
The only thing I might want to do later is alter the elven features to match 3rd edition setting. It is hard to alter the features, and still let the "new elven eyes" portray his thoughts as well as his emotions. Besides, the picture is still too anime styled, making the possible alterations even more difficult. By itself though, I really like it... and I'm also glad this guy isn't a bard, because that would be trying way to hard.
As for the quote, I use this character in the Wizard's chat site. The quote comes from a collection of prepared quotes I have readied just in case I need to deal with other obnoxious chatters (especially the autohitters who try to kill you with a single narrated line) and make them more furious that my character does so little when reacting to threats directed at him.
The quotes were used much less often when I played him in game. Since the game fall out, I have been playing around with the ideas of the character, connecting all the dots and adding more details. The history behind his character has gotten to the point where it has spoilers..... spoliers that I will be wanting to hold onto for a good while.
Also, the screen names that I like best are the screen names that based off of people's personal tabletop RPG characters. It would be cool scroll down these posts and look at each character with their own portait/avatar.
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Large size by itself, comes with many cool features, and should be treated somewhat like a template, not a feat. Thats why I brought up using Large Size as a theme behind a barbarian PrC where you eventually grow into being Large sized.
Shard O'Glase suggested a "Large Size Barbarian PrC" using the size change, as a supernatural effect of raging