Which MLPol ponies and people follow which house?
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These are all pretty despotic. Where are these from?
If I had to pick, probably house Goat, with some aspects of house Dragon.
If I had to pick, probably house Goat, with some aspects of house Dragon.
>>321305
No idea where this came from or what it pertains to, but Im bored so Ill bite
>house snek
Moral ambiguity ftw
>house dergun
I am the law!
>house doggo
best house, tastiest noms
>house trangender
Remember goat? That batshit crazy fukker who expected everyone to take him seriously? Names aside, the descriptors are apt
>house [-]jew[/i] bacon
Tasty when cooked in an oven
>house cucked
Tasty also, but less of a meal
No idea where this came from or what it pertains to, but Im bored so Ill bite
>house snek
Moral ambiguity ftw
>house dergun
I am the law!
>house doggo
best house, tastiest noms
>house trangender
Remember goat? That batshit crazy fukker who expected everyone to take him seriously? Names aside, the descriptors are apt
>house [-]jew[/i] bacon
Tasty when cooked in an oven
>house cucked
Tasty also, but less of a meal
>>321309
You sound like the type of guy who would like to be born as a middle age viking pillaging cities and going into battle for Valhalla, sounds cool.
You sound like the type of guy who would like to be born as a middle age viking pillaging cities and going into battle for Valhalla, sounds cool.
>>321310
Youre displaying an understandable ignorance about vikings.
Vikings are known for pillaging and all, but did you ever bother to research why?
Historically vikings were neither conquerora nor pillagers by trade. They were explorers. They travelled the world and explored places unknown to them. And when they came across a group or a civilization, they would attempt to interact with them.
Now, the modern perception of vikings as raiders and all are derived from the MANY groups and cultures who - when faced with giant (by historical averages) white dudes - tended to respo d with violence. I hope I dont need to emphasize how vikings respond when faced with adversaries. The point being, vikings were NEVER the initial aggressors, but u better believe they brought it when it was brought to them.
So, to answer your assertion, yeah it sounds like fun. Whether making friends or making corpses, yes its a part of my genealogy.
Youre displaying an understandable ignorance about vikings.
Vikings are known for pillaging and all, but did you ever bother to research why?
Historically vikings were neither conquerora nor pillagers by trade. They were explorers. They travelled the world and explored places unknown to them. And when they came across a group or a civilization, they would attempt to interact with them.
Now, the modern perception of vikings as raiders and all are derived from the MANY groups and cultures who - when faced with giant (by historical averages) white dudes - tended to respo d with violence. I hope I dont need to emphasize how vikings respond when faced with adversaries. The point being, vikings were NEVER the initial aggressors, but u better believe they brought it when it was brought to them.
So, to answer your assertion, yeah it sounds like fun. Whether making friends or making corpses, yes its a part of my genealogy.
>>321311
Yup, not an expert on vikings. Only know so much from whatever information i've gathered from them.
Yup, not an expert on vikings. Only know so much from whatever information i've gathered from them.
>tfw House ghost and House dragon absolutely despise each other ironically and are the most hated aspects for each other.
Those two will never get along easily.
Those two will never get along easily.
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>>321305
inb4 hors hous
which features pones
>hoos moose
Season with spicy spices.
>hoes BBQ
Turn up the ovens!
>hous yogurt
>>321309
10/10 description
>heus woof
<Nothing greater than to see the lamentations of their women.
<Pillage, Rape, then Burn.
>hues Fly
Stop right there criminal scum! You have broken the law!
>hsue noodle
<Let's play a game.
Uhhh let's see what the dice hold in store. [1d6 = 6]
inb4 hors hous
which features pones
>hoos moose
Season with spicy spices.
>hoes BBQ
Turn up the ovens!
>hous yogurt
>>321309
10/10 description
>heus woof
<Nothing greater than to see the lamentations of their women.
<Pillage, Rape, then Burn.
>hues Fly
Stop right there criminal scum! You have broken the law!
>hsue noodle
<Let's play a game.
Uhhh let's see what the dice hold in store. [1d6 = 6]
Ch
no house horse. smells of ching chong.
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