How do you pronounce Drow?

How do you pronounce Drow?

  • Rhymes with "cow"

    Votes: 172 78.9%
  • Rhymes with "grow"

    Votes: 40 18.3%
  • Other

    Votes: 6 2.8%

  • Poll closed .
How now brown cow

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I like grow for the Forgotten Realms and cow for Greyhawk. No particular reason -it just appeals to me.

I voted 'Other'.


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Asmor said:
Although I know it's not canon, I like the alternate, Aztec-based pronounciation of Ixitxachitl I first saw on this board.

EE-SHEE-sha-CHEE-tull

I'll never understand why people need a guide for how to pronounce Sahuagin. I don't see how there could be any confusion...
For some reason I initially pronounced this Shway-gun. Then I noticed the extra a several years later. My players never noticed because they were never named in game.

I like that Aztecy pronounciation for the fish I've never used.
 


On the Sahaugin pronounciation: iIs it sah-HWAH-gin or sah-HWAH-jen?

Hard or soft G? Where's the accent?

I've been pronouncing it sah-HOW-gin. :\
 


Asmor said:
I'll never understand why people need a guide for how to pronounce Sahuagin. I don't see how there could be any confusion...

You'd be surprised. One of the groups I game with pronounces it strangely, I can't even replicate it here. I don't fight it though. Bugs the hell out of me when coup de grace is mispronounced though. And despite 'offical' D&D pronuncianations of Bulette and Ixitxachitl, I prononce them the way they should be said.
 

"Jim Caviz.... Caveez...... the guy from the first one?" - Family Guy

I usually stay away from using creatures who's names I have a hard time pronouncing.
 

Agamon said:
You'd be surprised. One of the groups I game with pronounces it strangely, I can't even replicate it here. I don't fight it though. Bugs the hell out of me when coup de grace is mispronounced though. And despite 'offical' D&D pronuncianations of Bulette and Ixitxachitl, I prononce them the way they should be said.

What is the official pronunciation of bulette? My friends insist it's boo-lay, since it appears to be french, but I think that sounds stupid and doesn't fit the beast at all... I prefer bullet.
 

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