Mostly I’m suggesting it because the horrible disease I have that makes me want quantifiable statistics in all of my entertainment.
Although when you think about it most people in your standard d&d setting aren’t combat competent, its just that games about them would be really, really dull so instead you focus on playing characters who know which end of the sword goes into orcs, but not necessarily how to tend a farm.
Also given the frequency of rampaging monsters in the setting (at this point we have some kind of cosmic bear, a hydra, two dragons, changelings, amorphous shadow beings, manticores, timber wolves and diamond dogs, and I’m not even getting into the weird stuff seen so far in the comics) I don’t think a pegasus paladin would be too far out of the question.
@Sjogre
Have I ever mentioned that I love the constant nightmarish legal hassle involved in figuring out who exactly owns what intellectual property? Its great in “not great at all” sort of way.
Still a man can dream. I’m half way tempted to suggest home brewing an MLP rpg, but I can’t begin to fathom the headaches that would entail.
Photo Finish and Hoity Toity are actually archenemies. The reason that Photo ignored Rarity’s designs was because Hoity had expressed approval of them.
Twilight and Fluttershy are both soft vore enthusiasts. Twi’s a pred, Shy’s a prey. Neither of them know about the other.
Twilight and Fluttershy are both soft vore enthusiasts. Twi’s a pred, Shy’s a prey. Neither of them know about the other.
Long term use of unicorn magic on plants results in faster rates of mutation. Prime example? Fruit bats.
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