MLP Ponies

Earth Ponies

While Earth ponies are anatomically unremarkable, they are the sturdiest and strongest of the three pony races. Unlike the ostentatiously magical unicorns, Earth Ponies prefer their own brand of practical "magic", which can be surprisingly effective. Earth ponies boast a natural affinity for the land and its inhabitants.

Race Description

• Stat Adjustments: +2 Str, -2 Dex
• Medium: An earth pony gains no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
• Humanoid: For the purposes of D&D rules, an Earth Pony is considered to be a humanoid.
• Speed: 30 feet
• Quadraped: An earth pony may be considered to be mounted for the purpose of mounted feats.
• Able Learner: An Earth pony gains +1 skill point per level and 1 extra feat at first level.

Pegasus Ponies

Pegasus ponies are distinguished at a glance from other ponies by their feathery wings, which enable them to fly. Additionally, even infant pegasus ponies are able to walk on clouds. Despite their ability to fly and walk on clouds, Pegasus ponies are the least mystical of all the ponies, having the least magical aptitude and a more scientific approach to their world. Pegasi are known more for their speed than their sturdiness.

Race Description

• Stat Adjustments: +2 Dex, -2 Con
• Medium: A pegasus pony gains no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
• Humanoid: For the purposes of D&D rules, a pegasus pony is considered to be a humanoid.
• Speed: 30 feet (land), 10 feet base fly speed (see Table 2).
• Quadraped: A pegasus pony may be considered to be mounted for the purpose of mounted feats.
• Dashing Strike: A pegasus pony gains +1 to attack and damage for every 20 feet traveled in the same round that an attack is made.
• Cloud Manipulation: Pegasus ponies are adept at manipulating clouds. Pegasi treat clouds as solid, yet fragile objects. Clouds may be moved, manipulated into various forms, destroyed, and tread upon. For more details see the "Curious physical phenomena of Equestria" article.

Unicorn Ponies

The obvious dinctive feature of a unicorn pony is their horn, which protrudes approximately six inches from the forehead. Unicorns, unlike the other two pony races, are defined by their magical abilities. While all unicorns exhibit magical aptitude, they generally fall into two camps: those who focus on and study magic, and those who simply use it intuitively. The former are known as high unicorns, the latter as common unicorns.

Race Description

• Stat Adjustments: None
• Medium: A unicorn pony gains no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
• Humanoid: For the purposes of D&D rules, an unicorn is considered to be a humanoid.
• Speed: 30 feet (land)
• Quadraped: A pegasus pony may be considered to be mounted for the purpose of mounted feats.
• Magical Horn: Unicorns may use mage hand and prestidigitation as at-will spell-like abilities with caster level = character level.