A Fan
From Egs Mayhem
A Fan joined the Keenforums in September 2006. He is, as his name implies, a fan of many things. Magic: the Gathering, Futurama, Love Hina, Discworld, and more than fifty webcomics occupy his interests, among many other things. He has a tendency to relate anything and everything to his interests, especially Magic: the Gathering, and especially when the thing in question comes in groups of five.
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Avatars
A Fan's first avatar was a chibi Justin holding a few trading cards, available from the EGS site itself. (The avatar, not the cards.) He then switched to one of Gleemax, the giant alien brain-in-a-jar rumored to run Magic: the Gathering Research and Development, for October 2006. His current avatar is the art of the Research half of the split Magic card Research//Development Noticing a trend?
Characters
A Fan is currently active in the KeenFans RP as, appropriately enough, A Fan and the Transgenics RP 2.0 as Logos. He also has a character prepared for the Discworld RP, but that has yet to begin.
Active RPs and Games
RPs
Discworld RP (Yet to begin, if ever)
Games
A Fan dabbles in every game that catches his interest. While this makes calculating Bunny Points annoying at times, it is quite fun.
Morphological Weaponry
Since receiveing the customary TF Gun as part of his welcome package, A Fan has combined the two devices to form the Transmogrimification Blaster. The TB combines the gene-splicing power of the TF Gun with the proportion distortion of the Chibification Pistol, allowing for even more transformative goodness. It projects the familiar green beam when transforming, a pink beam when chibifying, and a bright orange beam when transmogrimifying (the combination of transformation and chibification.)
A Fan also gives out Chibification Pistols to newbies when he gives them newbie packs. This may or may not be part of his plot to terrorize the Keenforums with a legion of loyal, Transmogrimification Blaster-armed stormtroopers.
Wiki Activity
A Fan has a nasty OCD that forces him to make category threads that don't technically exist. If there's a humorous or sarcastic comment or a quotation from something on a category summary, there's a decent chance A Fan was there.
He also does the same thing with links to nonexistent pages, but puts greater restrictions on himself when doing so. He refuses to make threads or categories if he feels unqualified to do so. So there.
He also categorizes any article that is homeless at the time, even if this requires the creation of a new category. His ultimate goal is every article in at least one category and every category to be a subcategory of another category, with only two exceptions.
