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They're all tacky in an RPG way, but at least Elysia seems like a name. The others read exclusively as an adjective and a noun, respectively, to me.

Elysium. Love it.

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Elysia and Elysian are great too, but Elysium above all else here.

I think Elysia and Elysian would go well with the current liquid name trend. And Elysium is the name of the a fictional country I created where my characters live.

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Elysia is pretty; I like Elisha for a boy a lot more, though it has a long “i” vowel sound. Elīsha.

I like Elysian the best. Elysia is a close contender but I like the look of Elysian better. Elysium is a total no-go, sounds like something you'd find on the periodic table.

Elysia sounds like a name. Elysian and Elysium are and adjective and noun respectively, no?

My cousin's wife is named Elysia Eir. While it sounds super hippie she's a conservative Baptist Midwestern woman. She doesn't like her name at all, but I love it

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Elysian and Elysium are too place namey for me.

I like Elysia best. Elysian is good, but it does read as an acjective "of Elysium / from the Elysian Fields".
Elysium doesn't make sense as a name at all IMO.

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I once knew and Elysia who pronounced it ə-li-sha, which I didn't really like because it just sounded like Alicia or something, but I like Elysia in theory.

I think Elysia looks and sounds most like a first name.

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Elysian is an adjective so it's more of a description of a THING to me. Elysium is a noun and it's also the name of a sci-fi movie.

None of them seems human to me. I'd much prefer Elise.

Elysia, the others and too frilly, I prefer Elyse or Elyssa

I actually like all of them, but I choose Elysium because it directly refers to the realm.