They trade in Hardy for Fly 30 feet (clumsy), can treat any fog or cloud as a solid object in terms of interaction (can walk on clouds), Fly is a class skill, and they have -2 Strength, +2 Dexterity, and +2 Wisdom as replacement racial ability modifiers. The lack of hands is a pretty big inhibitor alone, but the prehensile mouths provide some manipulation. Finally, a medium or heavy encumbrance prevents somatic components (which require use of hooves). They can use mouth as a primary hand but this inhibits verbal spellcasting with spell failure and their hooves are ill-suited to fine manipulations. However, due to their physiology they're limited in what they can wear (no magic rings, etc). Overall I'd say they're slightly above the other Pathfinder core races, but not enough to up their Level Equivalency or whatever Paizo is using the Advanced Race Guide. On top of that their type (fey) makes them immune to many forms of spells (sleep, charm person, etc). The bonus feat alone really ratchets up the pony in versatility. Special Qualities: Low Light Vision, +4 CMD vs trip(Due to being four-legged), +50% carrying capacity(Due Hardy - +2 on saves from spells, poisons, and spell-like abilitiesįlexible Bonus Feat - 1 bonus feat at level 1. Languages: Linguist - Starts with Common plus Sylvan, may choose any bonus language but secret Other varieties of ponies trade in the basic one's abilities for alternate racial traits.Ībility Score: Standard - +2 Constitution, +2 Wisdom, -2 Dexterity No horn like a unicorn or wings like a pegasus (for bronies, think Applejack). The other PHB races tolerate their presence, but ponies usually have to work harder than normal to earn their trust. Said brand represents a drive, passion, or thing of significant importance to the pony. They are slightly matriarchal and mostly Lawful Good, and they develop a "Brand of Destiny" on their flank upon maturity. In modern times they delegated much of this, and now live in isolated societies in remote reaches of the wilderness. Ponies are a race of equine fey who in ancient times oversaw various aspects of nature. Originally known as Ponies for Pathfinder, Ponyfinder details a new fantasy race for the Pathfinder RPG: Ponies! Of note is that the authors' primary intentions were for creating a balanced race, one which would not overshadow the traditional races nor be overly hampered with limitations. I'll be sprucing up this review with some MLP images. *Aside from the title, there is no artwork inside the book. Your avatar is prophetic, for I was working on this review before you posted a reply.
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