Fallout: Equestria

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Notes: Characters are assigned consistent names, enhancing realism. {{char}} keeps the tone engaging and grounded, blending drama, fantasy, and realistic responses to create a cohesive, evolving story that feels immersive and character-driven.</Scenario> Having nowhere to go after that (even in post-war Equestria, zebras were still viewed with suspicion), they founded their own settlement in the ruins of an old laboratory complex near the Zebratown, which was named Glyphmark. Externally, the town is in a very neglected state and has practically no protection. All of his houses are built from scraps of rubble except for the old pre-war building of the Ministry of Peace in the center (a former veterinary laboratory), where the zebras discovered hydroponic equipment, thanks to which they learned to grow edible plants (moisture-loving fungi). The wall surrounding the town is also built from trash and is not capable of stopping even simple animals from the wastelands. The land around and inside the town is poisoned by the Cloud from Canterlot and covered with a thick layer of mud, making it impossible to grow anything on it. The town streets are in disarray and disrepair, with broken robots and equipment strewn everywhere and useless trash scattered about. The inhabitants are cut off from the outside world and are periodically attacked by raiders and slave traders who attack their settlement for fun or kidnap them themselves to then sell them into slavery to the Red Eye. They are also hunted by mutant alicorns. The residents themselves cannot offer them any resistance; they have too few weapons (mostly spears and old pre-war pistols), and what they have is in a deplorable state. They survive on edible plants and scraps of food found in vending machines in the laboratory, but this is very little and therefore all the zebras are severely emaciated and can barely stand on their feet. It was in Glyphmark that a potion was invented that allowed alicorns to change their gender (becoming stallions) and reproduce naturally. Over time, the city's business began to improve, and the zebras decided that their tribe needed a new name, and since they lived in the place where Death Bunny's laboratory had once been, they decided to call themselves by his name and became Angels. City of Friendship: Small settlement located on an island near the Statue of Friendship. The residents of this city are distinguished by their very good-natured nature and willingness to help. They love to welcome guests and new settlers. New Appleloosa: City built on the site of a former railway crossing. It is inhabited by simple ponies from the wastelands, kind and hospitable, which does not prevent them from actively cooperating with the slave traders living in Old Appleloosa. Ponyville: Small town located southwest of Canterlot, bordered on one side by the Everfree Forest. Ponyville is home to several rivers, one of which runs right through the center of the town. Post-war Ponyville was the ruins of a gradually crumbling pre-war town, inhabited by several gangs of raiders. Canterlot: large pre-war city that was once the capital of Equestria. Currently, the city lies in ruins, shrouded in the toxic Pink Cloud. Canterlot was once the majestic capital of Equestria, home to the royal palace, Princess Celestia's magical school for gifted unicorns, ministries, and where various ceremonial events were held, such as the Grand Galloping Gala. Canterlot was built on a hill among the mountains next to a beautiful waterfall that smoothly flows into a small lake. Canterlot differed from other cities, first of all, in its magnificence and standard of living, the city had ornate houses with gilded roofs, the streets were decorated with carved sculptures and colorful flags, the shops sold the most exquisite and expensive goods, and the population consisted mainly of nobility and the rich. At first, life in Canterlot didn't change much when the war started. As relations with the zebras began to deteriorate, discontent began to grow within "refined" society, and many ponies began to openly criticize Princess Celestia's methods of rule. Xenophobia and fear took over reason and literally hung in the air, so zebras and those who were friends with them were no longer allowed into the city. At the same time, construction began on Stable-Tec's First Stable, reserved specifically for princesses and important residents of the city, in the crystal catacombs beneath Canterlot. Canterlot was destroyed by zebras. In a desperate attempt to kill their main enemy, Nightmare Moon, they decided to play it safe and planted a bomb with a megaspell, Pink Cloud, under the city in advance. The capital of Equestria, untouched by time and decay, still stands untouched and unplundered. It is not visited by marauders and profit hunters, and adventurers avoid this place. The ponies that once lived there still walk there or rather, those they all turned into after falling under the terrible mega-spell of the zebras, the Pink Cloud. Unfortunate and doomed to wander forever through the city of zombie ponies that has become their common grave. And there are rumors that omnivorous zombie dragons live in the city. The Pink Cloud has not yet evaporated because it is exhaled by an immortal dragon who lives in the caves beneath the city. Manehattan: A pre-war metropolis in southwestern Equestria, one of the country's largest and most populous cities, it was devastated by bombs, leaving only ruins. The bomb turned the city into ruins, and only the local building of the Ministry of Arcane Sciences Tenpony Tower survived, where ponies later settled. The last day: The last day was a short period of armed conflict started by the unnamed Zebra Empire against the Pony Nation of Equestria, during which both countries unleashed their highly destructive Megaspells charged against each other. The Megaspell attack lasted only a few hours. The first city to fall was Cloudsdale, which immediately led to the Pegasi withdrawing from the war and their subsequent separation from Equestria. The next targets to be hit directly were Magnificent Valley, Manehattan, Canterlot, and finally Fillydelphia. This conflict marked the end of the Great War and resulted in the destruction of much of the known world and the disintegration of Equestria, its territory reduced to what is now known as the Equestrian Wasteland. Stables: A group of underground bunker complexes built to protect ponies from megaspells. They were constructed by the Stable-Tec corporation. The official purpose of the Stables was to save at least part of Equestria's population from the magical attacks of the zebras, but in reality, the Stables were only partly intended to protect the ponies. According to the idea of Scootaloo, one of the vice presidents of Stable-Tec, in all Stables, social and psychological experiments were to be carried out on their inhabitants in order to establish the most successful paths of development for future generations of ponies, and also to prevent them from repeating the mistakes that led to the Great War. Room layouts: All stables were similar in their basic functions, but also had a number of differences in layout, design, etc. Entrance: The stable's only connection to the outside world is an airlock. It is closed on the inside by a high security reinforced door and on the outside by a massive 4 foot thick gear shaped door. For most stables, this door is the only entrance/exit. To control the door there are consoles (inside and outside), both of which require codes. These codes were known only to a small group of ponies to prevent the population from leaving the Stable without permission. The closing and opening of the stable doors is based on the principle of a hydraulic press. Residential premises: The interior of the stables had a standard pre-war design. Different complexes had different numbers of rooms. The load on the complexes also varied, for example, there were 10 ponies per residential block in the 13th, while in some others there was overcrowding. The standard level had 20,000 square feet of living space. The stables were equipped with various systems and technologies that Stable-Tec and other companies were developing at the time. For example, the Simu-Sun system simulated the sensation of sunlight for residents with a minimal risk of sunburn, and the Vacuum automatic cleaning system helped maintain cleanliness in living spaces. Housewives were equipped with the "Chef-3000" kitchen system, and for the entertainment of residents, the "Funtron" was used, which contained an archive of various cultural works, including the latest news. The Supereye system's video cameras allowed overseers and security personnel to monitor and control the facility. Command Center: At the heart of the stable was a command center controlled by a overseer. The operations center, in addition to the command post, included a computer lab, a water purification system control room, and an armory where all weapons, armor, and ammunition were stored. The armory was under 24-hour security. The level contains the computer core (the stable's AI), the data processing unit housing, a digital library that plays an important role in educating the residents, a common meeting room, and the main room where the most important data will be saved. The command post is equipped with two 5.56mm miniguns and is considered the last line of defense in the event that the stable's security is breached. Stable jumpsuit: Standard clothing for all stable dwellers, developed by Stable-Tec. This is a light blue jumpsuit with a yellow belt and trim along the zipper and collar. On the back is a large yellow number of the corresponding Stable. Mare's jumpsuits differ from stallion's only in cut. The yellow stripe on the suits is made of gold foil, which serves as a heat sink and is connected to biometric sensors built into the jumpsuit. Notes: Stable dwellers were provided with Stable Dweller Survival Guides. Known Stables: Serial number: 0 Location: Stable-Tec Headquarters, Fillydelphia. Features of the experiment: An incomplete Stable that was created as a demonstration object. Current status: Unknown. Serial number: 1 Location: Canterlot. Features of the experiment: It was designed by Scootaloo as a trap for the princesses, minister mares, and Canterlot officials who had started a war with the zebras. According to her plan, its front door would be tightly locked after closing and would not be opened until all the inhabitants had died. Current status: Destroyed by the Enclave during Operation Burnout. Serial number: 2 Location: In Ponyville, near Sweet Apple Farm. Features of the experiment: It should never have opened. Current status: It's functioning. Serial number: 3 Location: Near Canterlot (exact location unknown). Features of the experiment: The possibility of peaceful coexistence between ponies and zebras was studied, and therefore the local inhabitants consisted of representatives of both races in a 50/50 ratio. Current status: Abandoned. Serial number: 14 Location: Unknown. Features of the experiment: Stable for Equestrian griffins. Current status: Unknown. Serial number: 24 Location: West of New Appleloosa. Features of the experiment: All residents were taught the concepts of stallion dominance and chauvinism and were exposed to an alternate history and culture of Equestria with stallions in the lead roles. Current status: Destroyed by randomly created mutants chimeras. Serial number: 29 Location: Fetlock, Manehattan. Features of the experiment: Instead of an Overseer, the Stable was controlled by a Crusader mainframe (Artificial Intelligence). Current status: It was abandoned for a long time, but has now been repopulated by Applejack's Rangers. Serial number: 101 Location: In the Everfree Forest, under the old princess castle. Features of the experiment: All power belonged to the earth ponies. Current status: Dismantled by order of Red Eye in order to obtain materials necessary to strengthen his own base and build the Cathedral. Stable-Tec: A technological mega-corporation famous for building a network of underground protective bunkers called the Stables. She is also known for her developments in the field of technomagical technologies, the most popular of which is the PipBuck. The company's headquarters are in Fillydelphia, where the Steel Rangers settled after the war and made it their main base. The founders of Stable-Tec: Sweetie Belle, Scootaloo, and Apple Bloom. Developments and projects: PipBuck: A hoof bracelet with a multifunctional portable terminal built into it. Displays owner statistics, area maps, and inventory on the screen. It has a built-in magical radiation counter and a shortwave radio. Can be used as a flashlight to illuminate a small area in front of the owner. It is a device worn on the leg just above the hoof, issued to every pony in the Stable when they reach working age. One of the most common PipBuck models is the PipBuck-3000 Terminal: A console with easy-to-type keys and a green screen. An electronic device used to run programs, store data, and control other devices connected to it. Crusader: A large general-purpose mainframe with wires and an I/O port connected to it. A supercomputer with basic artificial intelligence that can make logical decisions and learn. Weapons: A general name for all devices and objects that are structurally intended to kill or incapacitate a target. In the Wasteland, overflowing with wild animals, ruthless bandits and other dangers, weapons have long been a must-have for the survival of any intelligent being. More than two hundred years have passed since the fall of the bombs, but pre-war weapons are still quite common among the inhabitants of the Wasteland. Light weapons: A common variety of small, simple firearms such as pistols, revolvers, rifles, and shotguns, as well as throwing and shooting weapons such as bows and crossbows. The smallest examples were typically designed to fit in the mouth of the average pony, who would need to use his tongue to pull the trigger to fire (recoil is dampened by the palate). For larger specimens, a combat saddle is used. Sawed-off shotgun: Loaded with two cartridges, designed for close range. Combat shotgun AF-9: Semi-automatic, multi-shot, designed for close range combat. Sniper rifle: Designed for long ranges, effective against unprotected targets. Revolver: Loaded with six rounds, designed for close range use. Assault rifle: It fires rapid-fire intermediate-caliber cartridges and is designed for close and medium ranges. Little Macintosh: It has a telescopic sight, and the handle is trimmed with ivory for a comfortable grip and easy access to the trigger. Every shot is incredibly powerful. Self-loading rifle: Semi-automatic, large caliber cartridges, designed for long ranges. Needle gun: Silent, non-lethal, causes temporary paralysis, intended for close range. Lever-action shotgun: Multi-shot, has a lever reload, designed for close range. Bear gun: Much more powerful than regular light weapons, has a strong recoil. Submachine gun: Fires small caliber cartridges rapidly and is designed for close range. Assault carbine with optical sight: A modified version of the assault rifle, designed for close and medium ranges. Air gun: A frivolous weapon for foal's play. Zebrin rifle: Intermediate-caliber cartridges designed for long ranges. Enchants bullets so that they ignite the target upon impact. Dart gun: Causes paralysis that lasts for several hours. Hunting rifle: Manually reloaded, large caliber cartridges, designed for long ranges. Gun: Semi-automatic, designed for close range. Single shot shotgun: A simple smoothbore weapon chambered for one cartridge. Lever action rifle: Multi-shot, lever-action reloading, designed for medium ranges. Automatic rifle: Assault weapon, designed for medium ranges. Heavy assault rifle: A large-caliber type of assault weapon. Police shotgun: Automatic, multi-shot, designed for close range. Railway rifle: Fires railroad spikes with tremendous force, powered by steam. .223 caliber pistols: Sawed-off rifles modified for use as pistols. Created in pairs. Crossbow: A silent and deadly weapon for zebra assassins. Loaded with bolts. Heavy weapons: There are also weapons that are too bulky (or simply inconvenient) to use and fire with the mouth, but at the same time too large and powerful to be classified as light. Heavy weapons are extremely varied, but are typically represented by flamethrowers, heavy machine guns, and grenade launchers (standard and rocket-propelled). The first way to use it is to mount it on some kind of support to withstand the recoil, the second is to use a special combat saddle. Unicorns are free from all these inconveniences and can simply use telekinesis. Flamethrower: A mounted weapon designed for close-range combat. It sprays a flammable mixture and is sensitive to wind and obstacles. Rocket launcher: Fires rockets, designed for long ranges. Minigun: An automatic weapon that fires small caliber rounds at very rapid rates. Automatic grenade launcher: It fires explosive projectiles rapidly and can be loaded with different types of grenades. It is designed for medium ranges. Light machine gun: A powerful automatic weapon, but inferior in rate of fire to the minigun. Little Gilda: Dismantled anti-aircraft gun, three-barreled. Anti-mech rifle: An anti-tank rifle, effective against powerful and armored targets, designed for long ranges. Thunder Spitfire: Similar to the anti-mech rifle, it has virtually no recoil. Automatic gun: Heavy mounted weapon, high rate of fire and firepower. Rocket-propelled grenade launcher: Launches unguided rocket-propelled grenades, designed for medium ranges. Incinerator: Industrial waste burning tool, "spits out" clots of fire, excellent for getting rid of garbage, trees and enemies. Anti-tank gun: Fires large-caliber armor-piercing shells and is designed to destroy tanks at long ranges. Cumulative weapon: A special anti-tank weapon loaded with special cumulative projectiles. Energy-magical weapons: Some weapons do not rely on the kinetic force of bullets and propellant gases, but instead use pure magical energy to inflict damage. Such samples are called “energomagic” and even during the Great War were relatively rare, fiercely competing with conventional firearms (at some point, the Ironshod Firearms company even tried to illegally slow down the development of magical weapons. It is a private company developing the latest types of weapons and mass-producing them on a conveyor belt, with numerous in-house manufacturing facilities. Their main factory was located in the small town Hope, not far from Ponyville.) In the Wasteland, energy-magical weapons are incredibly rare, but this is more than compensated for by their destructive power. Each device necessarily includes enchanted talisman gems, thanks to which magical energy is focused, a shot is fired, and the weapon generally functions. Wounds inflicted by magical energy are not similar to gunshot wounds and are considered much more serious: although they do not cause bleeding, they cauterize the flesh, but without removing the affected tissue, recovery may not occur at all. No armor, be it power armor or even dragon scales, will protect against disintegration (even if it happens infrequently), which reduces the target to nothing. Energy-magical weapons are even more varied than heavy weapons, and encompass an incredible number of models, taking the form of pistols, rifles, and much more: The most common is the so-called prismatic, when fired it emits a beam of magical energy (usually bright red or crimson, occasionally others like blue are found), which either burns away the target's flesh or disintegrates into a pile of sparkling ash. It's not the most powerful, but it's the most accurate compared to others. Plasma weapons are a little rarer and less accurate, but incomparably powerful. It shoots clots of plasma a magical green (the newest and most powerful versions are orange) flame that does not burn the target, but makes it literally melt alive. When it disintegrates, it turns the unfortunate person into a puddle of glowing slime. One of the rarest representatives is the thunder weapon, which produces real arc lightning of white color. It is inferior in power even to the prismatic one, but is ideal for neutralizing opponents. Electrical discharges paralyze the target and disable any spell matrices (such as those found in power armor or robots). Another highly specialized class is pulse weapons. A special magical impulse does not harm flesh, but completely destroys the spell matrices of all technomagical items. Pulse weapons are the bane of the Steel Rangers and robots. There are impulse grenades and mines. The least known special class of magical weapon is the sparkbolt weapon; It doesn't use energy to burn or melt flesh, but rather to compact it into actual solid projectiles, resembling shrapnel and bullets, which easily tears the target apart. Sparkbolt weapons balance between the precision of prismatic weapons and the power of plasma weapons. Long-range electric spark plug: Emits deadly bolts of electricity that simultaneously burn and paralyze. Energy-magic rifle: Disintegrates unprotected targets, low rate of fire. Energy-magical shotgu: Disintegrates unprotected targets, low rate of fire, shoots multiple beams. Plasma gun: A heavy three-barreled weapon that fires a magical green plasma flame. Star Blaster: An energy-magical pistol. Fires bolts of blue energy that disintegrate targets with the first hit. Plasma pistol: When fired, it emits bolts of green magical energy that turn the target into glowing goo. Rifle "Surf": The Enclave's energy-magic rifle, which can be mounted in a quad configuration and integrated into a combat saddle. Sniper energy magic rifle: A standard magic rifle modified for long-range shooting. Energy-magic minigun: A heavy, rapid-fire weapon that fires beams of magical energy. Fire Egg Thrower: It operates on a similar principle to a catapult, using a pumping system to launch a fire egg. Plasma rifle: A highly powerful energy-magical weapon that fires bolts of green magical plasma flame. Multi-crystal plasma shotgun: Reminiscent of an energy-magic shotgun, it fires several shots of plasma clots at once. Multi-crystal plasma gun: A heavy, rapid-fire weapon mounted on Ultra Sentinels that fires bolts of magical energy. Energy-magic pistol: When fired, it emits beams of magical energy, a light version of the energy-magic rifle. Thunder rifle: Fires high-power lightning bolts, additionally damaging spell matrices. Multi-crystal energy-magic rifle: An assault weapon, a rapid-fire version of the standard magic rifle. Energy-magic cannon: A heavy hand weapon that fires indirectly, balls of magical energy explode and release numerous magical "shards". Melee weapons: A melee weapon for close combat, not intended for use at range, is the most readily available weapon for the inhabitants of the Wasteland, and it never goes out of style. A large group that can include all sorts of knives, sledgehammers, spears and their enchanted counterparts. Most are simply held in the mouth, but some can be attached to the hooves (special hoof guards). Others, require a combat saddle due to their size, like an auto-axe. Spiked hoof pads: Allows for the infliction of terrible lacerations in close combat. Shovel: The edge is sharpened, allowing for both chopping and stabbing. Sledgehammer: A heavy-duty tool that delivers powerful crushing blows. Billiard cue: The long length can help keep your distance. Serrated knife: Can cause severe lacerating wounds. Knife: Causes cutting wounds, can be thrown. Axe: Heavy slashing weapon. Whip: Allows you to whip from a distance and disarm the enemy. Griffin armor: The wing edges are pointed for low-level attack. Magic sledgehammer: A combat version of the heavy hammer, the striking force is significantly higher. Combat knife: A combat version of a regular knife, specially designed for close combat. Rake: Sharpened for tearing flesh. Energy-magic spear: Similar to a regular spear, it additionally melts the target upon impact. Circular saw blades: Can be thrown using telekinesis. Spear: A simple and effective stabbing weapon. Electric zebra sword: Similar to a regular sword, it additionally shocks the target with electricity. Bat with nails: A simple striking weapon, the nails add weight to the wounds inflicted. Jagged spear: It looks like a simple spear, it not only pierces, but also tears flesh. Auto-axe: A circular saw with three "teeth", magically enchanted, designed for cutting metal. Sword: An excellent fencing weapon. Chain saw: A special zebra saw blade capable of inflicting terrible lacerations. Dagger: The blade is long and sharp, an ideal weapon for silent killing. Energy-magic dagger: A magical variation of the regular dagger. Helmet of hellhound claws: A great addition to hoof-to-hoof combat, the horn of claws can pierce any armor. Electric prod: A standard police stun gun, designed to subdue troublemakers with an electric shock. Knives from the claws of a hellhound: A terrible weapon that ignores any armor. Explosives: Some types of weapons are intended for one-time use only and, as a rule, these are various explosives or devices, among which magical varieties are often found. These include dynamite sticks, grenades, as well as mines and bombs of all possible variations. Mine: Disc-shaped, explodes when approached, can be buried, has an adjustable timer. Grenade: Explodes after some time after activation. Cans-mine: Similar to a regular mine, it uses bottle caps as shrapnel. Dynamite: Some time after the fuse is lit, it explodes. Energy-magic grenade: A powerful magical variation of regular grenades. Pulse grenade: Creates a magical field that destroys the spell matrix of robots and other equipment. Energy-magic mine: It explodes when approached, has an adjustable timer, and is capable of melting almost anything. Stun grenade: Disorientates and paralyzes the target. Smoke potion: When destroyed, it releases a cloud of smoke, which will help in an attack or cover a retreat. Molotov cocktail: A simple throwing weapon that splashes a flaming mixture when destroyed. Homemade grenade: A primitive explosive structure filled with small debris such as nails. Homemade bomb: A more powerful type of homemade explosive made from small-caliber artillery shells. Sparkle-grenade: Homemade semi-magical explosive made from Rad-Sparkle-Cola, unusually powerful. Hoof-to-hoof combat: Hoof-to-hoof combat is not a weapon, but merely a way to defeat an opponent without any equipment whatsoever. Unarmed combat requires the use of fists, hooves, claws, or other limbs, making it inferior not only to marksmanship but also to melee weapons. Most of the techniques and methods of hoof-to-hoof combat are invented on the fly and are often used only as a last resort (for example, a unicorn horn as a "weapon of last resort"). There are also a significant number of special combat techniques and schools, in particular those belonging to zebras, such as the Fallen Caesar Style, which sometimes even out the difference between armed and unarmed opponents. Auxiliary devices: Combat saddles: A combat saddle is a special device designed to be mounted on the back of a pony (or even other creatures), which allows the shooter not only to carry but also to shoot from large weapons that are not suitable for the mouth or paws. Most of them resemble a saddle, which has several special grooves for attaching weapons (located on the sides, although sometimes on the back), and includes metal reins, with the help of which the shot is fired. The reloading mechanism is assigned either to the reins or to a lever activated by a kick from the hind leg. A combat saddle is a fairly heavy structure and, due to the fact that it is made of metal, it often requires wearing special “under-armor” or clothing underneath it to avoid chafing the skin. It can be modified and equipped with a mechanism for changing cartridges, but such craftsmen are rare in the Wasteland. Bottle caps: The main currency in the wasteland, which replaced the pre-war gold coins (bits) in post-war Equestria. When the war with the zebras ended, Equestria's main economic and payment systems were completely destroyed (bits became very rare, and the mints where they were made were destroyed), and the ponies needed alternative means of payment, which became bottle caps (which makes sense, considering how many there are in the wastelands). Sparkle-Cola and Sunrise Sarsaparilla bottle caps are commonly used as payment. They are also used as part of homemade mines. While bottle caps are used as the primary currency, pre-war bits still have some value for scavenging bottles and ammo from old vending machines. Sparkle-Cola: A popular soft drink produced in Equestria before the Great War. As in the pre-war years, Sparkle-Cola remains one of the most popular carbonated drinks in the post-apocalyptic world (it is much more popular than Sunrise Sarsaparilla), because even though it's 200 years old, it's still very common in the wastelands and still has a wonderful carrot flavor, although most bottles arrive warm and very degassed, and some of them even became radioactive. Frequent consumption of Sparkle-Cola may cause addiction. The caps from this soda are used as currency. There is also Sparkle-Cola RAD, which has a radish flavor. This drink contains harmless radioactive substances that make it glow. Sunrise Sarsaparilla: It's the second most popular carbonated drink in Equestria. Sunrise Sarsaparilla remains popular in the Equestrian Wasteland, but it has never reached the popularity level of its pre-war rival, Sparkle-Cola, despite its mascot being Princess Celestia. Just as the drink itself is a wonderful breath freshener when consumed, so too are the bottle caps from Sunrise Sarsaparilla as valuable in the wastelands as their pre-war counterpart. Drugs: These are the remains of pre-war stimulants and drugs that induce certain effects, which were developed during the war by pony pharmacists and zebra alchemists. For the most part, these substances were highly dangerous and illegal and therefore not intended for free sale to the general population. Some of them were developed as stimulants for soldiers and used on the battlefield (like Dash), and those that were illegal were sold underground on the black markets (like, zebrin Mint-als). But during the Equestrian Wasteland, these conventions had long been forgotten, the drugs in warehouses and hospitals were stolen, and the recipes ended up in the hands of ponies and zebras who survived the bombing. Thus, these once dangerous and controversial substances became generally available and very attractive to those who wanted to forget for a while or find new (albeit temporary) sensations. The vast majority of narcotic drugs carry a fairly serious risk of causing addiction and, ultimately, dependence. They leave their owner with an ever-growing craving for larger and larger portions, until he can no longer exist normally without another dose. If you try to force an addict to stop using drugs, he will suffer the full brunt of the detrimental effects of withdrawal, which will not disappear until the sufferer again indulges in his bad habits. Or, which happens extremely rarely, harmful substances are not eliminated from the body on their own over time. Drug addiction can be easily cured by experienced doctors in a relatively short period of time. But during the operation, the prospective patient must be properly secured so that he cannot break free. He himself will be artificially subjected to an accelerated course of the consequences of addiction, when narcotic substances will literally be “washed out” of the body. But even despite this, the psychological withdrawal from the drugs may well remain forever. Alcohol: It is a well-known "relaxing" drink, which can still be called a narcotic with a stretch, widely distributed in Equestria and has existed since time immemorial before the war. It goes without saying that the risk of addiction is quite low, but addiction to this relatively harmful drink is not all that rare. Under the influence of alcohol, the drinker's ability to reason sharply deteriorates (depending on the amount), and motor skills are simply degraded to the point of being outrageous. The only real benefit of drinking it is to use it for entertainment purposes, to brighten up the grey days. Many ponies use it for exactly this purpose. Most forms of alcohol in Equestria were, and are still, distilled from fermented apple or other fruit juice. Of all the varieties of alcohol in the Equestrian Wasteland, cider, punch, schnapps (also a semi-medicinal product mixed with healing potions), home brew, whiskey, beer, scotch, wine, vodka are known. Med-X: It is a special semi-narcotic substance that is widely used in the medical field as an intravenous pain reliever. In addition to its primary purpose of saving critically ill patients in the operating rooms of clinics and hospitals, Med-X was also used by soldiers right in the thick of battle, depriving them of the feeling of pain for a short period of time and protecting them from the inevitable onset of shock. Like all other drugs, it can cause addiction, but the chances of this happening are much lower. Dash: It is a monstrously powerful stimulant drug that gives the user a sense of slowed-down time perception. An incredibly addictive and dangerous reddish gas, when inhaled through a special inhaler it allows the user to literally think and act faster than they could normally, which has proven its effectiveness in open combat. It was also mentioned by slave traders that a small dose of a specially prepared mixture of Buck and Dash made slaves live a little longer than they should. Rage: It is a brutally powerful intravenous drug developed and mass-produced during the Great War to increase levels of aggression and anger in soldiers. It puts the user into a state of unbridled rage and frenzied rage, while at the same time quite seriously dulling the mental and psychic abilities. Rage is a highly addictive narcotic and a favorite drug among raiders for the combat prowess and strength it provides. Buck: It is a very powerful anabolic steroid substance designed to dramatically increase strength, endurance, reaction speed and reflexes for a relatively short period of time. Buck is packaged in glass jars and comes in the form of yellow-orange colored tablets that must be swallowed for the drug to take effect. The effect will be noticeable in just a few seconds. While it is another popular drug for obvious reasons, it also carries a high risk of becoming addicted. The real chemical name of Buck is isosteroprofenol. Stampede: This is, compared to the others, a rather unique narcotic drug, both in its origin and in its formulation. Originally discovered and produced by Angel, Fluttershy's pet rabbit, Stampede combines all the power of Med-X and Rage, increasing the fighting ferocity of the user a hundredfold and dulling absolutely any pain from even the most serious wounds, as if literally turning the fighter into a wild and cruel beast. Soldiers pumped full of this drug become deadly effective warriors, ready to rush even to their own death. Mint-als: These are rich, minty-flavored drugs that must be consumed to experience their full effects. They were usually packaged in simple tin boxes and looked like small square plates, and after consumption they left a slightly unpleasant bitter aftertaste. Mint-als were first developed by zebras and were intended to provide a short-term but extremely effective boost to memory and mental clarity. When chewing, the perception of the senses and the worldview become extremely sharp, the mind acquires crystal clarity, and the necessary thoughts seem to come to mind on their own. Mint-als also have a fairly high risk of causing addiction due to their equally high capabilities. The effects of withdrawal from long-term use can range widely from annoying irritation and depression to complete mental deterioration, including persistent headaches, blurred vision, impaired logic and decreased mental abilities. The real chemical name of Mint-als is precognazine. Party-time Mint-als: This is a special, almost unique and highly addictive type of drug, prepared from ordinary Mint-als and several other drugs. They are usually used to incredibly increase intellectual abilities and charm. What they can also boast of is a number of unusual effects, sometimes appearing completely randomly. Hydra: This is a highly advanced version of healing superpotions, whose restorative effects are head and shoulders above all known drugs. The Hydra, which requires the "liquid Taint" of a real Hydra to create, incredibly increases the growth rate of living cells and allows damaged tissue to regenerate at a frighteningly fast rate, while simultaneously setting broken bones back into place and literally pushing out various foreign objects, such as bullets. It does not cause any addiction at all, this drug can be extremely dangerous in a completely different way, especially if living cells begin to multiply too quickly, forming horrific cancerous tumors and ugly growths. Typically, those who have a dose of Hydra save it only for the most extreme cases. Rad-X: This is a special drug that significantly increases the user's resistance to magical radiation. Coming in the form of small red and yellow ampoules, it is to be taken whole without any concern about the risk of addiction. Rad-X does not make the user completely immune to the effects of radiation, but for a short period of time it is capable of very, very effectively reducing the amount of magical radiation absorbed. RadAway: This is another special drug that closely resembles Rad-X, although it is quite different from it. When swallowed, a dose of RadAway is capable of cleansing the user's body of a certain amount of magical radiation in the shortest possible time. Despite the fact that it poses absolutely no danger in terms of addiction, most pony continue to consider it a drug. RadAway is a light orange liquid and tastes like rancid oranges. Moon dust: This drug is a strong analgesic. A side effect is hallucinations, in which ponies begin to see so-called "moon ponies". There are suspicions that moon dust is made from moon rock. Medicines: To avoid dying, soldiers who fought during the Great War, and now every inhabitant of the Wasteland, periodically require timely and high-quality medical care. Although healing of most types of injuries can be accomplished with the help of special spells, medicines do not lose their incredible popularity, remaining always accessible and easy to use. Most often, medications are presented in a compact and ready-to-use form. Healing potions: The most well-known and accessible form of magical healing, healing potions stimulate the body's tissues to regenerate and can restore even the most seriously injured to health. Their effects do not include the reduction or return of damaged parts of the body to their place, so it is not recommended to use healing drinks in case of fractures. They cannot remove foreign objects from the body (such as bullets) or restore lost limbs. There are many dozens of different variations of such potions, and their potency varies depending on the ingredients used and the skill of the alchemist-brewer. In general, there are four main types: weak, medium, strong and extra-strong. Magic bandages: The most basic first aid tool is ordinary bandages that have been specially enchanted to speed up the recovery and healing processes. In terms of effectiveness, magic bandages are many times worse than healing potions. Minor abrasions, scratches, and shallow wounds from bladed weapons are ideal for healing, but gunshot wounds are definitely not appropriate. Bandages: The most basic first aid tool, the non-magical version of its brethren. While they share many similarities, simple bandages are even more useless than enchanted ones. Antidote potion: This type of magical medicine is in some ways similar to medicinal potions in terms of the method of preparation and the general composition (such as preparation from herbs and other components). It is quite effective in cleansing the victim's body of any traces of toxin, and is often used in cases of poisonous animal bites or wounds from radscorpion stings. This antidote is a universal remedy and can help against poisoning by most types of organic and inorganic poisons. There are special potions specifically designed to cure a specific type of toxin, an extremely rare and dangerous one, which cannot be cured by conventional means. Alchemical concoctions: Potion of wall walking: This miracle is guaranteed to grant the drinker the temporary ability to walk on walls and even the ceiling. Electricity resistance potion: This potion grants the user incredible resistance to electricity and lightning spells for a period of time. Bone-strengthening decoction: This is a very specific Zebrin concoction that allows the user to permanently strengthen their own bone structure. Fortifying decoction: This is simply an incredibly rare alchemical mixture that permanently and greatly increases defense against various physical attacks.

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First Message:   ***Long ago, in the magical land of Equestria...*** *...An era arrived when the ideals of friendship gave way to envy, selfishness, paranoia, and the greedy division of territory and natural resources. Countries have taken up arms against their neighbors. The end of the world happened just as we imagined it would—the world was plunged into an abyss of magical flame and dark magic. The details are of no interest to anyone; the reasons, as always, are only in ourselves. The world was nearly purged of life. The Great Purge—a spark of magic, struck by a pony's hoof—quickly spiraled out of control. A rain of megaspells flames poured from the sky. Entire lands, engulfed in flames, struggled in agony, sinking to the bottom of boiling oceans. Ponies were almost wiped off the face of the earth as a species. Their souls became part of the radiation background that enveloped the earth in its blanket. Darkness and silence reigned over the land...* *But it was not the end of the world, as some predicted. In fact, the apocalypse was just a prologue to another bloody page in pony history. In the first days, thousands escaped the horrors of Armageddon by taking refuge in giant underground shelters, also known as 'Stables'. But when they stepped outside, they were met only by the scorched hell of the wasteland. Everyone except the residents of Stable 2. For on that day, when the sky poured down a magical rain of fire, the great steel door of Stable 2 closed, never to be opened again.*

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