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Chrome Masquerade


Dashing do-gooder dog? Accomplished, affable aeronaut? Big-time brony? Lazy lackluster lackwit? You decide!

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Along The BoardTrot · 3:36pm Tuesday

In honour of the newest old piece of worldbuilding in G5, I thought I'd make this reference. Or, rather, put a spin on it. *Ahem*...

Oh, when there's summer days
And other Ponies seem aloof,
When your horseshoes are so hot
You wish that all four hooves were fireproof
Along the Boardtrot
Out by the 'Bay, ay, ay, ay.
Havin' a party with my best friends,
We'll be all day.

Along the Boardtrot
In or out of the sun
Along the Boardtrot
We'll be having some fun

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3397076
Well, my thoughtwas that Rarity would be a Duelist, skilled with rapiers and the like, being a more "refined" type than the rest of her friends.

Though, the last D&D game I got to play was Neverwinmter Nights 2. And that was several years ago.

Side note: If you ever get the chance, play that series. Highly recommend. :twilightsmile:

3397073
I've seen swashbuckling movies with erol flyn and others involved. They used cutlasses in pirate movies. Sabers & scimitar in middleveast set movies. Finally rapeirs in European set movies like the various Robin Hood movies.

3397071
I don't know; I haven't had the chance to keep up with the whole production, to be fair.

3396419
Swashbucklers use Sabers, cutlass and rapiers.

Plus it's single/multi class.
That got rid of duel class when 3e came out.

Or was it 2e?

3396374
I was under the impression that (If you'll take my meaning,) Swashbucklers are the kind to use single/dual cutlasses/scimitars. While Duelists are the kind to use a rapier.

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