I pronounce it as Grail.

Each one has your own way of pronoucing it.

Ga-R-Al....

Sure, but that certainly does not mean that they are correct.

The 'aa' in 'Graal' forms an 'ah'/'aw' sound.

Who said it's english?

But then again, it could be interperated<sp?> a few different ways. I just think that this is rather an interesting subject, seeing to it that we all play the game, but many of us do not know the actual pronounciation of the game that we're playing. At this point, I am saying that there are no "right"/"wrong" way of saying it. I just like the confirmation that I'm not alone in this matter.

I call it Grael, just like Raelyn, without the yn. :whatever:
My friends who don't even play graal pronounce it like that, my family does too. :asleep:

Gr-ahl! I win.

And how do you pronounce Grael o_o?

Grale, Grael, Rail, Railing, Railin', Raelyn.

The creator of the game says it's "Grawl/Grahl". Is that not enough?

I wouldn't trust on word alone if he said "The sky is blue.". Just like I wouldn't trust if he said "Graal 3D is done, and will be released in a week."

I most certainly did not.

You would not trust the creator of a game to know how its title is pronounced...?

Grail. I would not call it this, had the main Graal quest been something other than collecting "Graals" that looked suspiciously like Crayola Grails. ;P

Going on that same train of thought, do you truly believe that your name is whatever your mother and father say your name is? :)