What is your icon?

[DungeonmasterCal]

Mine is an Aye-Aye, a sort of lemur.

 

[Mycanid]

Mine is a faint picture of one of Erol Otus' illustrations of the Myconid when the first appeared on the "scene" back in 1eADnD module A4: In the Dungeons of the Slave Lords.

 

[Blind Azathoth]

Ignus, one of the many wonderful characters from what is surely the greatest video game ever made -- Planescape: Torment. I know he irritated a lot of people who played the game, but I thought the little bugger was wonderful; I loved his history and his interaction with the Nameless One. And pyromania's always fun!


Once... Ignussss knew NOTHING of flamessss... he ssset ssssmall firesss, tiny flamesss, tiny flickeringssss... sssmall bitsss of flame... The firessss grew... Ignussss ssset firessss in their streetssss... and lit the firessss of anger in their heartssss...

 

[Seeten]

In comical news, I always saw Aaron L's as a fat wizard in a robe, and now, I see its Thanos, and I clearly see it, and I was like, WOW! Thats not a fat wizard in a robe, its Thanos!

Mine is a picture of Anastasia Winterheart, Paladin of Freedom. My face to face D&D character, adventuring in the Scarred Lands.

 

[Festivus]

Mine is the cover of Go Dog Go, my favorite childhood book. I drive my children nuts when I read it to them, probably because I get all dramatic with it, adding voices and sound effects:

My favorite line: "To the tree! To the tree!"

 

[The Truth]

Stephen Colbert, of course!

 

[Huw]

Some snail I found in a clip art collection.

 

[Sejs]

Similar to Crothian, my avatar is another wonderful Sialia work.

In this case, it's a Half-Celestial Gelatinous Cube.

Note the wings and halo.

 

[Jdvn1]

It's a drawing of Celes Chere from Final Fantasy VI.

Love, love, LOVE the Bowie avatar, incidentally.

Great game.

Mine's me.

 

[Nifft]

Similar to Crothian, my avatar is another wonderful Sialia work.

Your avatar is strikingly obscure, yet immediately recognizable (at least as a clear cube with wings & a halo -- the precise size isn't obvious). It's a very good piece of art.

Cheers, -- N