I have to say, I think Sunset is looking at this from the wrong perspective. If the regalia is entirely dedicated to defense, that means Sunset can focus entirely on offensive magic, rather than needing to split her focus between offense and defense.
We had an entire episode about what happens when RD does that.
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In general no enchantment is ever going to be better than what Sunset can do herself. So the enchantment is more about blocking surprises.
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My thinking was that in a fight, it's not power that would be limiting Sunset, it would be attention, and that freeing Sunset from needing to pay attention to defense would be more valuable than somewhat boosting her attacks
Don't you mean... horsepitalization?We had an entire episode about what happens when RD does that.
(The answer is hospitalization.
Of course, that could just be a side effect of Ponyville having originally been founded by earth pony families that still have the local agricultural market pretty much saturated. The only other place we see extensively is Canterlot and there's no farmland there in the first place.
Let's also not forget that one of said Earth Pony families, the Apple clan, freaking go all over the map to set up places, like AJ's cousin Braeburn.
Yeah, that's probably how the majority of modern Druidry is done, old folk tales and little quirks passed down.
Eh, sound like that's not quite right. Druids are the experts for when those old folk tales and instincts aren't enough. Of course when it's a dying art then all that's left of it is now in the new old folk tales.
I doubt her focus would be split like that much. She is using a "The best defence is a great offense" strategy.
Being a Druid in Equestria is kind of like being an expert in COBAL nowadays. Not all that much call for your skills normally, but when people do need you, you get those nice 6 figure paychecks.
Honestly, you could probably remake this fanart in Adobe Animate (that's what they call Flash now) using DHX's official 'generic pony' templates and have it look exactly like a real character from the actual show. I understand if you don't want to go through all that trouble though, it just felt like an interesting idea to me.Illuminating Invitation Fan Art
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She came out of that in better shape that the boulders did.We had an entire episode about what happens when RD does that.
(The answer is hospitalization.
In one of the previous chapters, Voice mentioned a bunch of names in that format (like Destroyer of Destined Dynasties, in chapter 22), given (or perceived) by someone on the losing side of a revolution. Now, it could be that Voice simply has multiple naming schemes* and it doesn't mean anything beyond Alivaril running out of Steam for vaguely fitting word combinations. It could be different aspects, IIRC VOID always starts with Voice, but the DODD one doesn't seem to be as consistent. So my guess it's more that individual anchors (which were mentioned in the SMILE report) get different names, where the primary anchor has Voice**. Voice herself has said that the number of names varies by language, but it's unclear if that means naming schemes or instantiations of the scheme.
Notably, that's Voice referring to herself as Inadvisable Dreams, when she first introduced herself it was Voice of Imperceptible Dreams, while the chapter of her introduction is Impossible Dreams.
Or Inkscape, which is free, doesn't take much disk space, and doesn't require you to sell the soul of your firstborn to Adobe.
Yeah... Voice Definitely knows about that letter. Unsurprisingly at that, considering that - as far as I know - using acronym's or initialism does not in fact prevent Eldritch beings from being aware of any reference too themselves, despite what anyone may say to comfort themselves in any reality that these beings are known to factually exist.
