I know I am not the first to wonder when they see someone in a game,Whet the hell does that name mean?
How about telling what some of your names mean?
Il start.
Wildstar is a charecter from the cartoon Star Blazers.
Goofy subject,But can be a cool one.

Res Judicata is a compound legal term:

A matter adjudged; a thing judicially acted upon or decided; a thing or matter settled by judgment.

So if you see me warp into your SECTOR, you know its OVER Baby.

Muhahaha

btw
RES has 4 or 5 pages of definitions in Blacks Law Dictionary
Basically RES means 'THING or SUBJECT MATTER'
the OBJECT..of discussion the THING....

RES-IDENT
Identify the THING..
meaning YOU as a RESIDENT...
THING ID..
so all of you that claim you are RESIDENTS of this or that place
are Identifying yourself as the THING ID'd...

RES - JUDICATA
THE THING has been adjudged we shall hear no more claims.
ITS OVER.

More about my name can be found here

http://www.resjudicata.com

Res Judicata

Names I LOVE TO USE on Diff Servers are.

Attrition
KilRoy
Sling Blade
Rocket
FedEX
Lotto
Muhahaha
Suck What?
High Voltage
Bio Hazard
Ray Luca

Having several personalities I need a wide range of USER NAMES

Muhahaha


Res Judicata

Man I *loved* Star Blazers...I lived for it as a kid. I have several episodes on DVD.

Mithrandir is Gandalf's Elven name in the Lord of the Rings; Elven, though some of the more sophisticated humans (in Gondor, for example, and the Numenoreans)sometimes use it.

I changed it to to the "y" because I like how it looked, to separate myself from others who may use it, and because I liked the truncated version "Myth" better than "Mith".

I added the "-= ... =-" to the name mainly because "F Mythra" looks and sounds dumb. Mythra? Heh, yeah, THERE'S someone to be afraid of. heh. Isn't that some monster on...no, wait, that's MOTHra.

So, now it reads "F -=Myth" and I'm happier.

-=M=-

Rofellos, Llanowar Emissary http://www.essentialmagic.com/Cards/def ... p?ID=15237 is an elf from the card game Magic:The Gathering. I've always been a fan of elves...probably began with Lord of the Rings in 7th grade and continued with Dragonlance. Was definitely solidified with Magic though. You play the elf deck...you die. [;)] Like I was saying, Rofellos is one of my favorite cards ever. Easily shortened to Roff (and for some reason, Rolf seems to be a common abbreviation also), I find it works well. The quote I am using is from the card Llanowar Elves http://www.essentialmagic.com/Cards/def ... p?ID=14668 . Other quotes that are relevant to Rofellos are found on Taunting Elf http://www.essentialmagic.com/Cards/def ... p?ID=15221 "Much to Multani's chagrin, Rofellos gleefully tutored Yavimaya's elves on the rudest and most vulgar words spoken in Llanowar."

So yeah. He's just a great character. [:D]

Im a GOD and an evil one ay that

God of mischief, if I remember correctly... [:D]

He is definately a mischevious little scoundril. LOL

phx short for phoenix

Also happens to be the identifier for Phoenix International Airport, KPHX.
The K is included on most U.S. airfield and weather station identifiers, its just our code. Canada is C. CYOD would be Cold Lake, Canada for example. Some useless information, but hey alot of you probly just learned something new.

I'd seen alot of phoenix's on the internet so I came up witht phx, there are far fewer of those.

I bet no one can guess where i got mine from....

Father Cajone was a NPC in an AD&D II game I co-DM'd for about 3 years. He was a fighter/cleric follower of Saint Cuthbert and was slightly nutty....hence was a slight pun based on the spanish word 'cojone' but was misspelled and became 'Cajone'. Players could always count on FC to show up at the best of times...and sometimes the worst of times.

I use my r/l name. No idea what it means.

EDIT:
Drat I forgot, sometimes I use Mad Mick or Mickey Mouse - I'm Irish.

When I first played on bulletin boards, I went by either of these: Dark Elf, Drizzt Do'Urden, and later Artemis Entreri. What can I say, I was a big fan of R.A. Salvatore's Icewind Dale trilogy.

Now I pretty much use Ramirez as my alias in most games since I like the way it sounds -- plus Ramirez was Sean Connery's character (the Spanish Peacock) in the movie Highlander. That's really secondary for me though, instead I think of a swashbuckler when I hear the name Ramirez and I've used it in a DND game before too.

From '87 to sometime in 2001 I was Mondain the Black, Ultima fans will recognize that one.

When I met my future wife, my first impression of her led me to nickname her satan's handmaiden, I thought she was an evil b**ch, it stuck. She changed all of her online nicknames to satanz handmaiden. When we became involved and later married, changing my nick was just logical.

-Prinz of Darkness

When I left one hospital system to go work for another, rival, hospital system, everyone at the old place started calling me Traitor. It stuck. I also happen to like how Traitor sounds a bit like Trader.

DEMON is DEMON. I have used it for 17 years in any game I play. Only special thing is that I use all CAPS. When I was young I was too lazy to use shift. So I typed everything in caps. Then everyone was telling me I was yelling at them so I started using normal typing skils. I still dont use the shift key. I just use the Caps lock key. When I was playing football in highschool they used to call me DEMON, cause I played dirty. And I got in trouble alot of times for it too.