Thread: Challenge of the Diableards (LOL)

Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment

It’s time for a challenge... not a challenge of will, or of strength, or to drink a gallon of milk. This is a challenge of follicular fortitude.
It’s time to grow a beard.
Over the past six months, many members of the Diablo III development team have risen to this challenge themselves -- and while you may have some catching up to do, the goal remains the same: grow and maintain the most awe-inspiring Diableard you can, and don't shave it off until the day Diablo III is released.
Some may choose to go the full distance, cultivating mighty mountain-man beards. Others may decide to trim theirs a bit to avoid the protestations of their loved ones. Whether it be braided, forked, or wild enough to house a family of squirrels, your beard will serve as a beacon of hope for humanity in the coming war against the Burning Hells.
Some of the ladies and less hirsute gentlemen out there may be thinking, “But what about me? My facial hair is fragile and wispy, like the gossamer of dreams.” To you we issue a separate challenge: craft the finest mock-beard you can from any assorted objects or substances you have handy, and then model it for the world to see.
With no release date for the game yet announced, the challenge of developing the ultimate Diableard will push you into limits unknown, but we're hoping you'll summon the courage to join the Diablo III developers on their quest.
To participate, simply send your Diableard photos to diableards@blizzard.com. We’ll be collecting the most impressive images of your beards and beard-like constructs to show off on the official Diablo III website as the release of the game approaches.

Challenge of the Diableards - Diablo III

A guy here at work is stll hanging on to his own personal challenge of "Christmas to Christmas" without a shave.
Yes, he looks like a caveman. Yes it has nearly cost him his girlfriend.

I shall be sending pictures in.
I am starting a beard. (well due to the fact that my company that I work with I only deal with customers over the phone, and that been clean shaven is optional)

Unfortunately my wife has stricter guidelines on my beard than my workplace, so it stays pretty short these days.