Elias Bright is a survivor. He has survived the end of the world. He has survived the deaths of his family. He has survived the death of all that he has built. On the run from a past that haunts him to his core, he finds himself in Equestria, a land of tranquility and peace. Elias now has a choice. Does he give up the only life he has known, that of a survivor, and settle with the ponies of Equestria, or will his past deeds come to drag him back into the dark past he has tried to bury?

This story is a sequel to 64 vs. Equestria

Featured: 7/27/14
Now in the employ of Princess Celestia, Project 64 must come to terms with his new life and what it will bring, but how will he do that with the visions and memories of the past coming to haunt him at every corner? What new enemies will he face? With his new abilities he will embark on a new adventure, this time with friends and allies alongside him.

This is obviously a sequel to 64 vs Equestria, so any constructive criticism is incredibly encouraged.

Friar Jacques de Charrette was tired. The Templars, his first Order, were gone, massacred by a treacherous King. His old wars are over, as the Kingdoms of Europe tear each other apart for land and power. Now a Hospitaller priest, and an old man, Friar Jacques expects nothing more than to live out the rest of his days in peace. But Providence has other plans in store for Jacques, and when a distant land has need of his aid, the dutiful warrior priest will answer the call.

He just would have preferred that someone warn him about the magical talking ponies.

Perhaps an odd foray into Human in Equestria writing, but I enjoy being unconventional. We often see modern men flung into the medieval world. What about a medieval man being flung into modern Equestria? A 14th Century Supplement in Celestia's Court is a companion volume, with a list of character descriptions (first chapter), canonical vignettes, and non-canon comedy chapters which will be added as time goes on. It is not required reading, but you may find chapters useful for context or amusing for the lack of context.

General disclaimer: this story is a work of fiction. 'My Little Pony' is the property of Hasbro and its affiliates. References to historical figures are made, but these are subject to creative license, and resemblance between original characters and those of other works are coincidental. I will make an effort to note when a historical reference is made in case people want to check the source material (and to cite my own sources), but these will be relatively few in number.

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Cover art is Heor Corbray by Nordheimer - it is the property of Nordheimer and I own nothing of it; thanks to lordelliot for finding the original, since I couldn't remember where I found it.

Two worlds, two peoples, two varying ways of life. For Equestria and its people, peace has been a staple of life for generations under the watchful eyes of their alicorn protectors. Resources and necessities for life are abundant, and the few times it has been threatened by external foes have ended in an Equestrian victory.

For mankind however, life is a brutal battle for survival in the war-torn hellscape of nuclear devastation. Violence and survival have been a mainstay for the last three decades, and only recently has a coalition tried to reestablish civilization. But the Earth is dying, and this last bastion of humanity only number around 50,000. For man, doom seems inevitable.

One day, two men accidentally discover something that will change the fates of both worlds forever. One man will discover Equestria and its prosperity, coming into contact with the very best Equestria has to offer. He will be shown kindness, and in turn, he will teach them understanding.

Regardless, the rest of Equestria will come to fear what they do not understand and after a tragedy costs humanity's good will, mankind will be left no choice but to invade in the name of survival. A sad tale, but one that history has repeated on numerous occasions. In the end, it will be up to a handful of individuals on both sides to find a solution and bring an end to the conflict. Will these two worlds come to terms and learn to coexist, or will one species be eradicated by the other?
First featured on 11/15/15

Long ago, the Seraphim granted power to the Doom Slayer that he might conquer the forces of Hell. The Doom Slayer has won, Hell lies defeated, and now he returns to the Seraphim's holy realm. His mission is not over though, he has promises to fulfill, rewards to collect, and as always, evil to defeat. Let those who would harm this sacred land tremble, for the Guardian of Equestria, has returned!

(This story now has two sequels: Legion and the novella Doom Slayer.)

A group of four students that investigates the paranormal for funzies, Zade, Chris, Sera and Jace, were investigating the disappearance of six students of another school when they ended up stumbling into a incident. The managed to escaped without any harm and decided to keep what they saw a secret.

Nine days later, they stumbled into a young man with undefined powers who, unknown to them, is actually a Deplacer, a warlock with mysterious powers. The group, wisely enough, decided to not doing anything at first. This until one of them recklessly decided to confront him.

That was the biggest mistake that could possibly happen. Something that they felt on their skin as he got the upper hand on them and sent them into Equestria, which was stupidly absurd for them.

In their arrival, they discovered themselves being turned into the villains... But not MLP villains. Oh no. They were the pony versions of videogame villains. That was bad enough for them since they weren't so fond of MLP stuff but the real trouble kicked in as they found themselves being in the middle of a chaotic mess. It turned out that Equestria was being turned upside down. And the guy responsible for their current misery apparently made them doing the job.

Can they overcome the equestrian crisis? Even if they can, what will happen to them afterwards? And more importantly, can they find the Displacer and put a end to their own curse?

First of all, let me tell you this:

1) I may had put the Death, Gore and Violence tag, but I will make sure to put that on minimum and use one of the at full force only if necessary.

2) Putting aside any possible grammar error, I will make sure that the use of the Comedy tag wasn't a misguided one or that the story doesn't break any potential of plot immersion. If there is something wrong with this story, you are free to comment about that. I will appreciate your assistance.

3) I was inspired by the idea that someone had before me. I'm not expecting anything from this story. Is just a idea that came in my head and I wanted to know how that will be turned out. Also, don't trust the Comedy and Sex tags. It will be less present of when you expect.