@Valithor  
Hmm, pragmatic. That word again.
 
No I don’t believe that the best way of describing Mythos for sure, simply for the fact that he often does what he does simply for the enjoyment of it not so much for wealth and fame. Admittedlt, he does wish to make a name for himself as a renowned storyteller and illusionist even a master of his craft.
 
Many times, he is the sort that would be willing to go on an adventure merely for the experience of it not because the pay is good. He’s one who tries the more interesting path, not so much the most straightforward or reasonable or as the saying goes “the road less traveled”. One who might come up with a plan that seems at first unlikely to succeed but much to the surprise of others actually does work.
 
A charming, almost roguish, stallion with a certain cunning as he uses his charisma to as the party face and to manipulate. Yet one who’d also be very knowledgable of the world around him. One perhaps as likely to get into trouble as to get out of it.

@EquestrianScholar
 
Oh, there are quite a few differences between the two I’m sure, thought it’s funny to stumble on another representative of such unpopular, complicated and focused on supporting classes as bard… I need to admit that I made mistake of wanting to be controller, my GM punished me for it by giving high Will saves to foes after Blue scared flying g boss away with single spell… on first round. Oh, memories.
 
Now she is more of a backline, lacking any good offensive means… But after two rounds she is buffed enough to be as good as any fighter :P
 
And surely their personalities are different, she is pragmatic, focused on gaining fame and gold… If she learns few stories and songs along the way, nothing bad happens… I must admit that the silliest of rolls (perform [pqncakes], or signing Ing in some inn) were the most prone to get me nat20, which was just silly.

She is still a lovely mare, my stallion Mythos would probably greatly enjoy meeting her being the charmer that he is.
 
Both are also bards, though his focus is more on storytelling then music. I am sure there are other differences as well, but at least they would have this to connect with.

@EquestrianScholar
 
I know! Thought my OC is hardly on any cover, I think it’s still nice.

@EquestrianScholar  
I’ve done the same.
 
Heh, though I happen to have the added bonus of mine actually being the cover of the Forgotten Past and Ponyfinder: Dawn of the Fifth Age corseboom.

@EquestrianScholar
 
There are many of them, thought I feel like I have right to upload just ‘mine’. :P

Very nice, glad to see that I’m not the only one with characters made for Ponyfinder.