Kah-see-loo.

Ca as in Cat.
Si as in Sea.
Lu as in Loom.

Reed.

Not Rye-ed, which actually came up in-game.

Orti has just won the thread, its purpose has been served and it can now be closed.

Shoe-ree-mah-ru.

Though I don't think my name was ever much of an issue.

Here are the ones I want to know.


Sthai
Morvior
Nydekion

Sthai = Sih-thigh ? Sit-eye?

Morvior = More-vyor? Maw-vyaw?

Nydekion = Nih-deh-key-on?

My take on 'em.

Personally, I've always enjoyed coming up with my own pronounciations for esoteric fantasy names. When authors put a guide for how to pronounce their characters' names in the front of the book I usually skip that over. It's quite amusing in that when I talk to someone who also plays Lusternia over the phone we perpetually have different ways of pronouncing the same names.

...and that's my useless FYI for the day.

I always pronounced it Nigh-DEck-ee-on.

Mine are actually kind of simple

Aerotan
Aero TAN
arrow tan

Syridean
SY ri de an
(psi) (ri)b (de)ed (un)der
also goes by, if you're a REALLY good friend (read: Garick)
Syrii
SYR ii
(Sear) h(e)


Torre
TORRE
(tor)n


Some of my Non-Lusternian characters, however, can be downright fun to try.