I saw a thread like this a while ago, but it stopped, and I thought it would be a good idea to bring it back
An integral part to every forum, a user's avatar is his/her face on the forum. It gives a first impression to newbies, and a keystone in the memory of another user with whom you've conversed before. For example, I will never be able to think of Grish without thinking of the spooky, brownish picture of a cloudy moon, or Disciple of Nagash without the creepy vampire staring into my soul...
But I've rambled enough. What is your avatar? Why did you chose it? What significance does it have for you?
My current avatar is that of a specific panel from a certain webcomic (looking for group). It's the eye of a sadistic warlock performing an incredibly dangerous spell, and if you can't read the text he's saying... trust me on this... "Pony".
It is an emblem for me, showing that I am determined to stick with this webcomic until it regains its former glory, or loses all grasp on sense.
An integral part to every forum, a user's avatar is his/her face on the forum. It gives a first impression to newbies, and a keystone in the memory of another user with whom you've conversed before. For example, I will never be able to think of Grish without thinking of the spooky, brownish picture of a cloudy moon, or Disciple of Nagash without the creepy vampire staring into my soul...
But I've rambled enough. What is your avatar? Why did you chose it? What significance does it have for you?
My current avatar is that of a specific panel from a certain webcomic (looking for group). It's the eye of a sadistic warlock performing an incredibly dangerous spell, and if you can't read the text he's saying... trust me on this... "Pony".
It is an emblem for me, showing that I am determined to stick with this webcomic until it regains its former glory, or loses all grasp on sense.
