This RPG is set in the land of Equestria after it has been conquered and split between the Changelings and a foriegn fascist nation. It is based in large part on the Equestria at War mod for Hearts of Iron 4, and uses D&D 3.5 mechanics
4 of the group have taken a job to clear a site of a future real estate development of undead. They seem to have stumbled upon a centuries old evil long forgotten by Equestria. Meanwhile, Ash has discovered foals from the order of Saint Prancis orphanage practicing dark magic and sacrifices in the woods, while Iron is having not-so-pleasant dreams
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>>77114
*insane laughter*
Sister Ash continues to mercilessly lay down her disciplinary action.
"Naughty, naughty, naughty filly..!"
*insane laughter*
Sister Ash continues to mercilessly lay down her disciplinary action.
"Naughty, naughty, naughty filly..!"
So, at what point do we host the inaugural "Silver Sword is Dead" festival?
>>77116
*Tickle torture intensifies*
"You've been a very bad filly... Just what do you have to say for yourself?"
*Tickle torture intensifies*
"You've been a very bad filly... Just what do you have to say for yourself?"
>>77119
Or I'll come up with something else, since apparently the Isle of Greneclyf doesn't exist in this universe.
Or I'll come up with something else, since apparently the Isle of Greneclyf doesn't exist in this universe.
>>77132
>Queen Gytha must show everyone that she and her people are not parasites, but a reliable and staunch friend
Pretty sure that a need to take the love of others still counts as a need even if you convince them to do it intelligently and voluntarily
>Queen Gytha must show everyone that she and her people are not parasites, but a reliable and staunch friend
Pretty sure that a need to take the love of others still counts as a need even if you convince them to do it intelligently and voluntarily
But seriously, Dark Star, Silver, and Spark have all gone, so we're just waiting on the Sargent to tear Silver's throat out and have his intestines for dinner.
>>77135
If it's to the benefit of both parties, then it's no longer parasitic.
>>77135
If it's to the benefit of both parties, then it's no longer parasitic.
>>77138
Can't they just work like the worms in Futurama, where they live inside a host but instead of harming the individual, they boost his body? They are living inside a host, which they take advantage of it, therefore it's a parasitic relationship, but also symbiotic.
Can't they just work like the worms in Futurama, where they live inside a host but instead of harming the individual, they boost his body? They are living inside a host, which they take advantage of it, therefore it's a parasitic relationship, but also symbiotic.
>>77138
"Commensualistic" or "Symbiotic" or however you want to characterize it, it reflects a natural deficit of the necessary harmony and the need for the love and friendship of others
"Commensualistic" or "Symbiotic" or however you want to characterize it, it reflects a natural deficit of the necessary harmony and the need for the love and friendship of others
>>77140
I guess he did let you have pussy through Blue Skies. Understandable. But GM is love, GM is life. GM is the god of this world.
I guess he did let you have pussy through Blue Skies. Understandable. But GM is love, GM is life. GM is the god of this world.
>>77142
>inb4 GM is Kira and writes Iron's name on the death note, instantly killing him through an 8-stallion gangbang in which Iron is the unwilling receiver yet again.
>inb4 GM is Kira and writes Iron's name on the death note, instantly killing him through an 8-stallion gangbang in which Iron is the unwilling receiver yet again.
I think I might go to bed, if we're not going to open up the next scene.
>>77144
>implying they care about his actual love output and not due to sadistic desire to torture a prideful creature into submission
>implying they care about his actual love output and not due to sadistic desire to torture a prideful creature into submission
>>77141
Like I said I will probably just create a different character, since I'm absolutely shit at explaining things and the whole "non-supremacist changeling" idea goes against the entire story.
>>77144
Ah, right, gotta have him here to witness Silver's less-than-glorious demise at the hands of the undead.
Like I said I will probably just create a different character, since I'm absolutely shit at explaining things and the whole "non-supremacist changeling" idea goes against the entire story.
>>77144
Ah, right, gotta have him here to witness Silver's less-than-glorious demise at the hands of the undead.
>>77147
Now why would they do that?
>>77148
What do you mean? Not every changeling needs to be a Chrysalis follower for the followers of Chrysalis to be dangerous, just as a work featuring the Soviet Union as an antagonist doesn't need every Russian national to be antagonistic. Thorax is present in the timeline regardless
Now why would they do that?
>>77148
What do you mean? Not every changeling needs to be a Chrysalis follower for the followers of Chrysalis to be dangerous, just as a work featuring the Soviet Union as an antagonist doesn't need every Russian national to be antagonistic. Thorax is present in the timeline regardless
>>77151
Because changelings are evil creatures and stuff. I don't know. Only thing I do know is that you're going to try it. I guarantee it.
Because changelings are evil creatures and stuff. I don't know. Only thing I do know is that you're going to try it. I guarantee it.
>>77148
I've got an idea for a character, but he would work more as a high-level faction head/quest giver than as a low-level PC.
>>77150
You underestimate the level of suck I am at this game.
>>77151
The character I had in mind isn't a skittlebug, nor even remotely similar to the changelings of Greneclyf, nor is she a follower of Chrysalis. Her hive was just one of many that, before Chrysalis came along, looked at ponykind like livestock. They took a mostly Isolationist approach to dealing with ponies. They'd send out "love-collectors" to pose as ponies in various nearby settlements, form relationships with them, and leech off the excess love without them knowing a thing about it. Then, after a few months of collection, they'd return to the hive, deposit the love they had collected, and would take a new identity in a new town. They'd also keep infiltrators in the Equestrian government to get an idea of the going-ons in the world, but other than that the only time they would try to get involved in the dealings of ponykind would be to steer them away from potential disasters. After all, they had to make sure their food supply wouldn't suddenly take a hit.
I've got an idea for a character, but he would work more as a high-level faction head/quest giver than as a low-level PC.
>>77150
You underestimate the level of suck I am at this game.
>>77151
The character I had in mind isn't a skittlebug, nor even remotely similar to the changelings of Greneclyf, nor is she a follower of Chrysalis. Her hive was just one of many that, before Chrysalis came along, looked at ponykind like livestock. They took a mostly Isolationist approach to dealing with ponies. They'd send out "love-collectors" to pose as ponies in various nearby settlements, form relationships with them, and leech off the excess love without them knowing a thing about it. Then, after a few months of collection, they'd return to the hive, deposit the love they had collected, and would take a new identity in a new town. They'd also keep infiltrators in the Equestrian government to get an idea of the going-ons in the world, but other than that the only time they would try to get involved in the dealings of ponykind would be to steer them away from potential disasters. After all, they had to make sure their food supply wouldn't suddenly take a hit.
>>77153
>Iron can't die
Well, if he hasn't died yet, then Silver can't possibly die. It just works.
No idea what the second one means. It would be funny if this statement turned out to be true ingame. Heck, he doesn't really have any negative emotions towards them, since he never really saw a changeling before and could probably get behind serving a female worker and start a new hive.
>Iron can't die
Well, if he hasn't died yet, then Silver can't possibly die. It just works.
No idea what the second one means. It would be funny if this statement turned out to be true ingame. Heck, he doesn't really have any negative emotions towards them, since he never really saw a changeling before and could probably get behind serving a female worker and start a new hive.
>>77157
Better ensure your ass is back to HQ if shit goes down and treat her to those movies. Pretty sure Skies would wallow even more in her misery if her coltfriend died on her.
Better ensure your ass is back to HQ if shit goes down and treat her to those movies. Pretty sure Skies would wallow even more in her misery if her coltfriend died on her.
Y'all know it's okay to run away if you think you're going to die, right?
You should be close to leveling up,try not to die.
You should be close to leveling up,try not to die.
>>77160
That reminds me. If the gameplay turns into somewhat of a turn-based strategy game where you lead some ponies against the enemy like XCOM and the like, do you get XP for leading those ponies?
That reminds me. If the gameplay turns into somewhat of a turn-based strategy game where you lead some ponies against the enemy like XCOM and the like, do you get XP for leading those ponies?
Srsly, don't go planningnew characters before you're even dead.
I only just started Sister Ash, but I've thought of all kinds of things I want to do with her.
>>77161
You can get XP for anything the GM considers to be noteworthy or productive in the story.
How much XP you get out of combat really just depends on how quickly the GM wants the PCs to level up.
I only just started Sister Ash, but I've thought of all kinds of things I want to do with her.
>>77161
You can get XP for anything the GM considers to be noteworthy or productive in the story.
How much XP you get out of combat really just depends on how quickly the GM wants the PCs to level up.
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