Okay, this is only a little thing, but I have a few questions about the nomenclature, magestrava and magestravii. The singular and plural seem off, especially when I say them out loud, because the plural includes the Latin "ee-eye" (ii) at the end, like in denarii, but the singular only ends with an "a"...

There are a few alternatives that keep the two i's, like "magestrav[i]ius[/i]/magestravii" and "magestrav[i]ia[/i]/magestravii", but if you prefer the singular and don't mind the plural changing, using "magestravi" (one i, pro. "ee") as the plural is probably your best bet. Of course, you don't have to change it at all, but as it stands, magestravii is a mouthful, and doesn't quite fit (in my opinion).

:P Now, just using "mage/mages" would be the easy way out, but I love it when settings have unique words and language for things like this! I like the name itself, it's the interplay between singular and plural that I think is off.

Anyway, a more straightforward question: is magestrava pronounced like "maj-uh-straw-vah" (maj as in majestic or magic) or "mage-uh-straw-vah" (mage as in, well, mage), or do I have it entirely wrong?