What does your ENWorld name mean?

[Gundark]

I used to be big into the Star War CCG. There was a Tie Fighter card who in the lore section of the card stated that his call sign was "Winged Gundark" because of his number of kills. Winged Gundark was too long...so thus Gundark

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Actually, I prefer "Demi Moore-gon."

It would be a much scarier monster if the PC's didn't always laugh at the second head: Ashton Kutcher.

Don't you mean "Asheron Kutcher?"

 

[Chainsaw]

I come from a long line of lumber jacks or Texan homicidal maniacs - can't remember which.

 

[cignus_pfaccari]

I needed a name for a game, and, without any immediate source of inspiration, took two insurance companies' names and modified them.

Brad

 

[Mournblade94]

Mines Simple really...

Mournblade was the sister sword of Stormbringer from Elric of Melnibone. I always liked the name better.

94 has significance as the year I was released from active duty in the US Navy and started my biological studies... AND well it is the Docking Bay of the Millenium falcon in the Mos Eisley Space port (A wretched hive of scum and villainy for those unfamiliar with it)

I would not have used 94 if any one of those factors was the only thing present. Pretty much it is my universal online user name.

 

[Psion]

A Psion is a class in the Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition game. Ever heard of it?

I joined the boards about the time that the 3.0 Psioncs handbook came out, and it was the first thing that occurred. And I always liked psionics in D&D, dating back to the Psionicist class in the Dragon (the power lottery stuff in the 1e DMG... not so much.)

 

[Jhaelen]

Fun thread!

Mine is the middle part of the protagonist's name of a fantasy novel that impressed me most back in my teenager days. I've been using different parts of that name for everything I'm doing online.

I later found out that the name is actually an anagram of a different novel's protagonist from the same author...

 

[Zhaleskra]

Doesn't mean a thing. A made up word I created while generating the first World Tree character I ever made. Went with the suggestions of something sounding magical, and am fairly certain I thought of using a J somewhere. Well, there is a J in the full name, just not where I thought of putting it when coming up with the convenient nickname.

 

[Theron]

According to the baby name book my parents got it out of, it's Greek for "Hunter." According to at least one Greek acquaintance, it's not.

Either way, it's my real name. When I first got online (back in the days of BBSes) the first board I frequented was largely populated by people using their real names. So the idea of a handle never really stuck with me.

Using my real name has served me well over the years, as it's quite unique and folks who've only seen it online tend to recognize it.

 

[Meadyaon]

Meadyaon is a demi-god character I am working on for Heroes Unlimited.