Equestrian Ponies

[MedievalMan]

See new thread for more pony goodness.

[SmootRK]

Thats some crazy stuff... not my style, but my daughter will probably like it!

[MedievalMan]

Its all about how to you think about them. Divorcing them from the cute is not to difficult with a little thinking. Thanks for the comment Smoot.

[Steveman]

Took some time and looked over them in detail. I really like the rules as presented, bravo.

[MedievalMan]

Thanks Steve. That means a lot to me. Have fun with them if you end up using them.

[MedievalMan]

Alright I made a bunch of little edits and just generally cleaned up the whole thing. Should be easier to read and a little more balanced and show accurate. Updated version available in first post.

Enjoy.

[Joe the Rat]

Why do I taste cake?

Given everything I know is meme-related, I can't speak for show accuracy (The Bear (my daughter) prefers Adventure Time), but it looks to capture the essence of everything. Mixing freecasting with prepcasting is a neat tweak - and might be a reason to have high scores in your requisites.

I might steal the marks for general use. They seem perfect for background talents and traits.

[SmootRK]

While I (or more properly my children) are not into either CareBears or MLPonies, I do utilize a pseudo-faerie sort of race (Phaerim from New Races Supplement) and it seems to be the prime choice for young ladies whom I run games for. Much like disney faeries (of the tinkerbell variety), each could have a little themed perk.

So, for my family game setting, I think I may apply the idea of such 'cutie-marks' to provide a little flavor to some races. In addition to Phaerim, my elves are more faerie-ish than the tolkein-esque sort, so I might put these marks upon them as well, and I will give thought to adding such to other races that have a magical/faerie-ish background.

That said, I will likely put my own spin on this, making my own list of such minor perks, but the idea seems cool for my younger players.

[MedievalMan]

I have been thinking about making a longer list of effects like the mark list and having players roll on it. It would be fun if everyone has a unique ability.

[Joe the Rat]

Somewhere around 30 items seems popular...