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In addition to sorting avatars by usage and date, you can now filter avatars by things like gender, class and type. Chris Lambertz has sifted through more than 1,800 avatars and countless products to identify where each avatar came from and tag them appropriately. You can now find a male elf bard avatar in just three clicks.

• To change your avatar, or just see the new avatar organization, go to your Messageboard Settings and click the "Change" button next to your current avatar image.
  
• To change the avatar for an alias, click the "Edit" link next to that alias, then click the "Change" button for that alias.
  
• To change the avatar for a Pathfinder Society character, go to your My Pathfinder Society page, click the "Edit" link next to that character, then click the "Change" button for that alias.

There are some limitations to the current tagging system. The biggest one is that the tags associated with each avatar are currently what the character actually is in the original source product. For instance, this is "Khavith", a female monstrous humanoid wizard from Pathfinder Adventure Path #41, though the avatar could obviously be used for a male character of a different class.

At some point in the future we may allow people to suggest tags which would represent "what this image could be used for" rather than the "what this character is" of the current tags. In particular, I can see adding tags to assist in finding avatars which are creepy, angry or can't-see-the-ears-so-could-just-as-well-be-human-as-elf. But I think this is a good start.

Please use this thread to report bugs with the avatar selection page or avatars which are incorrectly identified.

Gnot Gninjas, Liz's table, emerged victorious. We had two really amazingly knowledgeable people, I rode coattails and gave one answer. Given the narrow margin of victory, though, and the fact that I was the only one who knew that Codwin I is ruler of Andoran, I still felt like I participated in an important way.

Totally randomly, I play an insane Alchemist who thinks he's Codwin I in kobold cleavers "play anything" PbP. Came in WAY handy.

Ha! You helped out a bunch, especially with confirming when we were unsure. I would say that we had one really knowledgeable person (Justin Sluder, who could have gotten at least a 20 out of 50 on his lonesome), then you, me, and Robert Lambertz were a solid backup tier two, without any one of which we would have had no chance. Still really shocked that we beat out tables like Clark's table with all those freelancers together.

Gnot Gninjas for-gnever!