My thoughts behind this were a little simplistic, sadly. I'm sure a Klingon speaker would have plenty to say about this.

While S sounds more like cy, I found that ch didn't really have an appropriate use otherwise, so I assigned them for that reason. As for gh as gy, it seemed like the obvious choice as that's the only sound that is even remotely similar. Obviously I switched I for .ibu. I found that w and y are essentially useless, so they were left unassigned. With q, it sounds like ky. Obviously I used j for jy, because it's phonetically similar. Q I left blank because... well... it doesn't sound like anything except xy and that's already got an exact match. Really, the only weird choices I made were mapping zy to ng and tlh to fy, but only because these sounds don't seem to exist at all in Klingon, and so I was left to arbitrarily map them to something.

If any Klingon speakers have a better suggestion, please post. Picking popular scripts like Tengwar, Sarati, D'ni, and Klingon will only be more avenues to get the name of Lojban out there.

Here is the original D'ni script, from the Myst universe. When I stumbled across this, I thought it would be a neat idea, especially since I was a huge fan of Myst and the sci-fi books as a child.

My choices with this were a little more thought-out. While I wanted to keep as many characters the same as they are read in their original mode, I found that the readings would be easier and more logical in general if I switched a few things around. Mostly one should note that I moved 'useless' characters out and shifted 'useful' ones over to their 'unvoiced' counterparts. For example, compare J and G in original D'ni. Same character, but G has a marking/diacrit/voicing. As for my decision to move around C/Z, I thought it made a LOT more sense to have Z be the voiced S and for J and C to share similar characters.

I'd like to hear opinions regarding this one, because I feel like I mapped it correctly, but others may feel that I should have kept it closer to the original, or mapped things differently. Let me know what you think. <3!

Also check out http://www.omniglot.com/writing/daedric.htm for fun. If anybody here is a fan of the Elder Scrolls series, then this should be fun. Mapping is obvious as it's 1-to-1 Roman.

б ш д ф г ж к л м н п р с т в х з а е и о у ъ

There's also a Lojban mode for Cyrillic! (snagged from the wiki article)

b c d f g j k l m n p r s t v x z a e i o u y

б ш д ф г ж к л м н п р с т в х з а е и о у ъ

I might actually make use of that. Looks pretty cool, eh?