Is it this much? While it is a cool tattoo I don't think I would go that far for a Video Game.

NBA Players Tattoo

SALT LAKE CITY -- We all know Utah Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko goes off the beat of his own drummer -- evident by his fun-loving personality and his latest long locks.

Now AK-47 has taken it a step further. In fact, this is a giant leap. He got a tattoo that covers his entire back, from shoulder to shoulder. And mind you, this is his first tattoo.

We're not talking about a basketball on his calf, a Jazz logo on his shoulder blade or a tribal band on his bicep; we're talking about a child-sized portrait of what is apparently AK's World of Warcraft character riding horseback on a dragon.

Who knew he was such a WoW fan! Or maybe he lost a bet. Perhaps he signed an endorsement deal with World of Warcraft, or signed his soul over to the Lich King (one of the biggest, baddest bad dudes in World of Warcraft, who's trying to take over the world).

According to slcdunk.com Kirilenko's character is a Level 80 Paladin, which for you and me is a magical knight that has almost achieved the highest level, having unlocked a vast amount of spells and collected a large cache of impressive weapons.

Or in other words, and as a coworker put it, "a waste of the past two years." And this coming from a WoW enthusiast, who has a level 70 paladin named Orimus.

Eh, it's a cool enough tattoo. Could as easily been a dragon, so doesn't really mean super WoW nut.

"Perhaps he signed an endorsement deal with World of Warcraft, or signed his soul over to the Lich King (one of the biggest, baddest bad dudes in World of Warcraft, who's trying to take over the world)."

when i read that all i could think is, they need to change that to dead. no one fears the lk anymore. anyyway, its a cool tattoo but doesnt really jump out and say WoW unless you know what your looking for./ he should have done the horde insignia