It was given by Pelhikano, undirectly.
When I first logged into SCoD, I was greeted by a burning dwarf, who then proceeded to "drag" my gnomish character into a cave filled with Zombies where he left her to rot.
Erm, he had to log out as I continued my travels in the cave. Suffice to say, my character died because I got lost in the caves, and when I hit key 'p' on the keyboard I saw how there was no one else to be found on the entire server.
When I went to take a look at forums, I suppose I was still feeling a bit "lost and not to be found." =P
Where Did You Come Up With Your Forum Id?


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*Ceremorph
- Posts: 1125
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
I love HP Lovecraft.
Mind flayers are the single most Lovecraftian-inspired things in D&D.
The process of a humanoid becoming a mind flayer (via tadpole insertion!) is Ceremorphosis.
As for those of you who know my player ID (which I haven't used in months), it's a translated reference to something in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. And the alt I haven't used yet on this server is a reference to Steven Erikson's Malazan Book of the Fallen.
Mind flayers are the single most Lovecraftian-inspired things in D&D.
The process of a humanoid becoming a mind flayer (via tadpole insertion!) is Ceremorphosis.
As for those of you who know my player ID (which I haven't used in months), it's a translated reference to something in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. And the alt I haven't used yet on this server is a reference to Steven Erikson's Malazan Book of the Fallen.

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*Fell Star
- Posts: 61
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
In High School, my best friend used to sign her emails as "Fell Cloud." She was always an inspiration to me, and did a lot of writing in her free time. So when I started playing NWN2, I wanted something to remember her by. I decided to borrow the "fell" part of her pen name.
The second part is actually a reference to Neil Gaiman's book, Stardust. I read it during a summer day and was enchanted by the clever naming scheme of the princes, the illustrations by Charles Vess, and the sincerity of the protagonist, who went out in search of a fallen star.
I liked that the star turned out to be a woman, who, if taken beyond the wall, would become nothing more than a rock; similarly, the characters I create exist only within the confines of my writing. They cannot live beyond it, and because of that parallel, I chose the name "star."

The second part is actually a reference to Neil Gaiman's book, Stardust. I read it during a summer day and was enchanted by the clever naming scheme of the princes, the illustrations by Charles Vess, and the sincerity of the protagonist, who went out in search of a fallen star.
I liked that the star turned out to be a woman, who, if taken beyond the wall, would become nothing more than a rock; similarly, the characters I create exist only within the confines of my writing. They cannot live beyond it, and because of that parallel, I chose the name "star."



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*TheFrozenWind
- Posts: 50
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
I had mine since nwn1, I like it when it snows, and you get that wind that blows when every sound is muffled, but then I went to Ft Sill Oklahoma and learned to hate cold wind -_-
Also...
Steve Eriksons books = epic.
If I could, I'd make a character from that setting and bring him to Sigil >.>
Since the Azath Houses and their doors to infinite worlds/planes/warrens would make sense :P
Also...
Steve Eriksons books = epic.
If I could, I'd make a character from that setting and bring him to Sigil >.>
Since the Azath Houses and their doors to infinite worlds/planes/warrens would make sense :P

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*CheeseWedge
- Posts: 84
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
I often go by ColoredPencils, because they are my favorite medium to color and draw with!
CheeseWedge... Well, it started off with a phrase I use commonly when something makes me unhappy. "That makes me a sad little wedge of cheese..." I have no idea why, so don't ask. =D
CheeseWedge... Well, it started off with a phrase I use commonly when something makes me unhappy. "That makes me a sad little wedge of cheese..." I have no idea why, so don't ask. =D

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*Spehss Mehreen
- Posts: 52
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
Hrm.
I suppose I should append to mine for any who remember me from DC.
I went by the forum name "Zaer" there, though my NWN login was deathonblackwings.
Zaer came from "ZaerTheDraconian", which was the first login I ever created when I started playing online games. It was some free 2D ORPG I found, and for some reason, the name Zaer popped into my head. I had been reading a lot of dragonlance at the time, so I appended it with "TheDraconian." ZaerTheDraconian. God, it was...Seven years ago I came up with ZaerTheDraconian...I was 11.
Mostly though, when I go by Zaer nowadays, it's shortened to Zaer.
deathonblackwings is simply a quote from a dragonlance book. A character described a black dragon as "Death on black wings".
And now...For Kestal...It's actually a bit easier. Kestal is the name of my main on this server and is how most of you know me.
As for what it means...It's drow for Hope.
I suppose I should append to mine for any who remember me from DC.
I went by the forum name "Zaer" there, though my NWN login was deathonblackwings.
Zaer came from "ZaerTheDraconian", which was the first login I ever created when I started playing online games. It was some free 2D ORPG I found, and for some reason, the name Zaer popped into my head. I had been reading a lot of dragonlance at the time, so I appended it with "TheDraconian." ZaerTheDraconian. God, it was...Seven years ago I came up with ZaerTheDraconian...I was 11.
Mostly though, when I go by Zaer nowadays, it's shortened to Zaer.
deathonblackwings is simply a quote from a dragonlance book. A character described a black dragon as "Death on black wings".
And now...For Kestal...It's actually a bit easier. Kestal is the name of my main on this server and is how most of you know me.
As for what it means...It's drow for Hope.

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*Product of Void
- Posts: 355
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
Just something to be curious about.
I started liking scripting in nwn1 so I changed to Product of void.
Its my own fun way of saying Nothing.
A void main() returns nothing.
When shortened to PoV it is also used as folks saying Point of View. Which I also find amusing.
There is more I could say but its someone else's turn.
I started liking scripting in nwn1 so I changed to Product of void.
Its my own fun way of saying Nothing.
A void main() returns nothing.
When shortened to PoV it is also used as folks saying Point of View. Which I also find amusing.
There is more I could say but its someone else's turn.

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*Railgun_Index
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
I watched a video about Railguns and then added and extra word to it.
Boring, ne?
Boring, ne?

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*Mr_Otyugh
- Posts: 2242
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
Well, my nickname came from Baldurs Gate 2: Shadows of Amn in very beginning... there was an Otyugh :P not very interesting story. First I used just "Otyugh" as my tag, but when I started playing NWN 2 multiplayer, I had forgotten my NWN 1 "Otyugh" account password and was too lazy to wait for new password and just made new account as "Mr Otyugh"... the end ;)
Most do shorten it as "Mr O"... yes it sounds perverted... but it is not my fault people are too lazy to type it long :P
Most do shorten it as "Mr O"... yes it sounds perverted... but it is not my fault people are too lazy to type it long :P

