D&D 5E (2014) Acererack is a WHAT???

[Satyrn]

That would be "Glow-ster" and "Wuhs-tuh-sheer." But the lich's name is not "Acestererak" ;P

Aye. But of course my point was that syllables go missing in many words, so that pronouncing all of them in the written word doesn't mean one is pronouncing it correct. Probly, but not alwees.

 

[Satyrn]

Also, I believe it's actually Glah-ster

 

[steeldragons]

Also, I believe it's actually Glah-ster

Depends where you're from.

 

[Satyrn]

Depends where you're from.

I come from a land where the lich is called eh-sir-rock?

With the upspeak at the end, like we're asking Sir Rock if he agrees with what we just said. You know where that is, eh, steeldrons?

 

[chaochou]

They're pronounced: gloss-tuh and wuss-tuh-shuh

 

[Sacrosanct]

You're kidding?! Which book? If that's what the Tomb of Annihilation says, then YES! hahaha. It's wrong!

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ToA has a pronunciation guide at the beginning. Then again, my players pronounce "Acererack" as "that F***g lich"

 

[steeldragons]

I come from a land where the lich is called eh-sir-rock?

With the upspeak at the end, like we're asking Sir Rock if he agrees with what we just said. You know where that is, eh, steeldrons?

Can't say that I do, Satn. Can't say that I do.

 

[Satyrn]

They're pronounced: gloss-tuh and wuss-tuh-shuh

We've definitely been schooled by the expert, eh [MENTION=92511]steeldragons[/MENTION]?

 

[steeldragons]

ToA has a pronunciation guide at the beginning.

Wow. That is...unfortunate.

Makes me not have very high hopes for the rest of the module. If they couldn't be bothered to get that right...

 

[Mouseferatu]

"Throatwobbler Mangrove."