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Revisions! Ismael and the rest of us have been pouring through your feedback and here's what we got. What do you think?

I feel I should point out at least one thing. Pegasi and Leatherwings are not getting a smidge faster out of the gate. They already rule for mobility outside of a perfecltly flat plain, and that works. One is home to the mountains, and the other to caves, and both would win handily(hoofedly?) on their home turf, not to mention how many hazards they can laugh at.

Flimsy bridge? Pfft. Ravine? Double pfft. Winding stairs? I'll meet you up top, hope you enjoy that extra land movement, cause I'll be drinking tea up there while you jog.

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MidnightAge

I think it looks pretty nice. I'd tweak the Unicorn Magic ability a little. I'd give them Mage Hand as a free cantrip and allow them to cast Unseen Servant once, reusable on a short or long rest. And I would note that Intelligence or Charisma is the functional stat for those abilities, if the abilities the Tiefling does so. I think those more accurately match how pony magic works thematically and while useful spells, they have more ribbon functionality than combat use.

albedoequals1

"Flimsy bridge? Pfft. Ravine? Double pfft. Winding stairs?" The problem with that is that there are a lot of traps that exclusively target flyers, including traps in your own books. Flight has many uses, but it has just as many hazards. You can't stop, you can't take a hit, and if you ever fail at it, you fall and get hurt. It's not nearly as powerful as you think. In the four ongoing games I'm part of, each has only a single flyer, and most have multiple unicorns, one even has four.

ponyfinder

In 5e, there are no checks to keep flying, including being hit. Most of that falls apart with the lack of such.