>>8748
>As to the unicorns inside the cauldron, I hadn't though much at all about that, other than I was going to hold to the scarcity of unicorns spoken of in Faust's 'pitch bible' - So, for every thousand earth ponies, there's a pterippus, and for about every hundred to a hundred-fifty (census data on this tribe is sketchy) pterippi you can find a unicorn.
I never even knew that. Failed another check on pony knowledge.

>Actually I just sorta have Starry Skies figured out. Strong sense of self-reliance, no belief in his sense of self-worth, and an insatiable sense of curiosity about the whole world.
Classic (er, neo-classic) fantasy protagonist I see. Fair enough to start a adventure though it was what you do with him that determines how joyful (or mournful if intended) that journey shall be.

>>8750
Uh oh, not those! Though, if Alicorns are thrown into the mix I'll admit that could be interesting taken facing a slow death as the magically inclined races are slowly going the way of the dinosaur. Magic as a whole as well. Though that would not fit in CB's setting here. Just a interesting thought.