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So we got a new guy, Ismael Alvarez who wants to help turn Ponfinder into 5e. Here's his first draft of what he wants to do, with input from us, of course.

What do you think? Technical glitches like typos are not much a concern right now. We're looking for flavor and feel. Are we barking up the right tree, basically, and do you like the gist of what you see.

Any text will be edited and properly laid out before printing, and we have so much more to go. 

Looking forward to your response,David 

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Anonymous

Random question from my wife: How would Pony-Satyrs end up being reflected under this system: Would they basically just be a blank humanoid with Eclectic (which might raise balance concerns since Fingerless is lost as a factor)? A spiritual sub-race ala Antean that deletes some base Ponykind traits rather then providing new abilities (which prevents combos with other spirit sub-races)? She plays a Unicorn-Satyr in my current 5e campaign, hence the curiosity. :)

albedoequals1

I know this isn't related to 5E specifically, but I think you should drop the line about "Ponies are a race whose time has come and left." You have three time periods in the lore, and only one of them has ponies in decline. The other two have them on the rise and owning most of the continent, respectively. Also, I agree with the other posters that the racial fly speed should at least match ground speed to begin with. Seaponies get 40 ft swim after all. Flying slower than walking would be more difficult than flying fast, due to physics, etc. Tribe of Bones and Chaos Hunters seem like factions, not races.

ponyfinder

Spiritual tribes feel that way. They are a calling, often imbued before the pony is even born.