oh yeah, i forgot to mention reasons 2 and 3:

2: an ex-gf used to call me this. i intentionally only treated her well 75% of the time, bc she refused to take the necessary action for our relationship to take the next step. (she meant 'demon')

3: [Guiguzi](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guiguzi): possible teacher of sunzi & founder of the school of diplomacy in ancient china.

Because i'm Yoshi

I like the terry pratchet novels:

http://wiki.lspace.org/wiki/Callus_Tacticus

long story.

"Maugrim" comes from C.S. Lewis's "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe," one of my favorite books series growing up. He is a wolf and I've always loved wolves, and I got to play his part in a play I did in high school.

Henns is my gamming name, when it`s ocupied i`d go for Hennns;)

When I got an invitation to play a game here, I had no idea I would actually play more than one game ever, and didn't really care about my name. I am terrible at coming up with names, and decided I needed to type something, so I put "TypeSomething". Over a year and many games later I got my doctorate, so I decided to be the classic annoying doctor and add Dr. to the front of my name.

I use it almost everywhere online since I was about 13.
It is from a fantasy book (Hungarian one, you probably never heard about it), it was a name of a wizard, who destroyed a whole continent with a spell, but became a god in the process.

I only got to know it later, that it means north in many languages, and it is often referencing to nordic cultures.

Mary Juana... Haha

Armour, it looks better with a u because that's how armour is spelt ;-)

Mental, armor is definitively without an u, get a dictionary! I saw two errors in your post above!

Moros, lots of words are have a "-our" instead of "-or". Armour (armor) is one of them.
[Wikipedia spelling difference.](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_spelling_differences#-our.2C_-or)

Lol, in English it is Armour. In US English it is Armor.

British vs American spelling Moros.

Back on topic, I remembered playing with an Ace Windu on Conquerclub about 4 or 5 years ago so I just decided to use that.

Yeah I stole my name, what're you gonna do about it?!
:P

x, this would be the thread for long stories...

Moros/Mental/Armour
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/spelt
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Armour

Uglúk was the leader of the Uruk-hai that captured Merry and Pippin at Amon Hen. He was one of the largest and strongest of the Uruk-hai and was a fierce fighter, managing to dismount Éomer and nearly kill him.

Many moons ago I tried to use his name online, obviously it was taken. I played with the letters until I got, ugilick. I've used it ever since. Only one person has ever figured out where it came from.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Sharpe_%28fictional_character%29

One of my favorite series by my favorite author. Have been listening to the books on tape during my commute and it seemed like a fitting title.

Well, if Britains spell it with an u, then I go with that, I like British English more than American/Australian English.

Oh, and to stay on topic: I named myself after the Greek god of doom, but I wanted to make me named after the god of victory, since that fits better. But since the Greek god of victory is Niké, I thought many people would think I chose it just because of the shoes, and I don't like Nike's shoes :)

I began playing Counter Strike (run off the half life engine) when I was about 6 years old. I thought I was really cool so I picked the name Assassin Of The Year. I joined a clan called "The Noob School." We played for a while and eventually everyone except me quit for other games (or real life.) I decided to pay tribute to my friends of about 10 years by changing my name to NoobSchool, in hopes one might play the same game as I do at some time and we could get back in touch. It eventually stuck and now I enjoy trying to take noobs to school.

Phew that was long winded.

This is an unusual IGN for me, but I am a socialist sympathizer of sorts (but not a socialist, nor a communist). It also looks pretty cool when "thecommunist," with red territories, takes over the real-world Eastern Bloc.