While playing with her favorite toy train, it accidentally falls down the stairs and her sister steps on it, destroying it. Dinky gets really angry at that and says some things both she and her sister regret.

It's a rainy day in Canterlot, but that doesn't stop a group of friends from having all the fun they can! Well, almost all of it. A certain unicorn is having some doubts, about herself, and her friends. Can they pull through this, and show her that they'll always be together, or will things never be the same as when she was with them?

Honey Lodestar is a humble beekeeper mare living in Canterlot. During a devastating attack on Canterlot that destroyed her home, she was saved by a brave young stallion that she has yet to properly thank, or even speak to. With the support of her friends, they're going to try and help her get closer to him so that she can express her feelings properly.

Can she make her way into his heart before Hearth's Warming arrives?

After being free of the Darkness, Stygian has practically thrived since his return from Limbo. He’s become a successful writer, and the Pillars have helped him no longer feel like he’s insignificant compared to them. But even so, he struggles to find his place in the group and still wonders whether he’s actually worth something.

In the midst of it all, Stygian finds himself falling in love with Mage Meadowbrook, the Pillar of Healing. A development that does not go unnoticed by Starlight Glimmer and Pinkie Pie, who offer to help him.

Meanwhile, despite her health clinic becoming even more successful in the modern age, Meadowbrook has felt constantly concerned over Stygian’s well-being. With her guilt over when she first turned her back on him with the others secretly still ongoing, Meadowbrook wonders whether there’s anything she can do to truly ensure that Stygian is alright.

The only question is…why? Why, more than any of the Pillars, has Meadowbrook become so focused on Stygian?

(No actual suicide but talk of it.)

Assuming it was a normal day, Lyra went to the market to get her groceries. All day she either got ignored, disrespected or had to pay upraised prices. And the worst part of her day hasn't even came to pass yet.

This is a Somewhat re write of my last Moon Dancer fic but this time I'm blending in Dnd elements into the game system.
Moon Dancer is an overachieving Workaholic who's trying to run her own business. But doesn't realize she's bad at it. It's up to the game system to throw some chaos into this stubborn mare's life.

Right when Princess Celestia finishes decreeing that Twilight Sparkle will start living in Ponyville, she remembers her friends in Canterlot. Just when she learns how wonderful it is to have friends, she has to leave them! Lemon Hearts, Lyra Heartstrings, Minuette, Moon Dancer, and Twinkleshine… They must think she's a bad friend! She has to fix this, immediately!
Friendships are fragile, but this one's not fully broken yet. Will this reforged friendship come out stronger than ever? Or will it shatter beyond repair?

This story is a sequel to Sparkling Lemons

After breaking up with Autumn Leaf, Lemon Hearts try's a relationship with her old friend Twilight Sparkle

Cover art by: Me

Slight edit to description for people wondering the Autumn Leaf mentioned is a background pony seen with Lemon Hearts in one scene in ‘A Hearth's Warming Tail’ just wanted to clear up any confusion.

It started off like any Girl's Night Out for Moon Dancer and her four closest friends: meet up at their favorite watering hole and chat/drink away the hours in warm company. The mention of renowned griffon chef Gustave Le Grand comes up in conversation, merely as a throwaway piece of gossip. Only, they end up totally fixated on the subject. So much so that, in little time, they come to understand a profound truth: Gustave Le Grand needed to be in their lives. At any cost.

Equestria would never be the same.

Written for the Season 10 Bingo Writing Contest.

This fic will include: five very thirsty mares, public disturbances, blatant disregard for the law, street rumbles, destruction of property, shameless Prench accent, a literal cat fight, obvious references, ten banana creme pies, a bevvy of bad decisions, voyeuristic intentions, child endangerment, irresponsible royalty, a poor attempt at replicating a Brooklyn accent, societal breakdown, a shoehorned lesson, and one inexplicably irresistible cat-bird.

Cover art done by me, and inspired by this.

When the Sirens came to crash what was intended to be a friendly competition, they ended up dominating both the opposition and the hearts of the audience. All hope rested in Twilight Sparkle and her friends, with their band called the Rainbooms. But when they proved to be too weak to the power of djent, the responsibility fell on three oddball friends and the long-forgotten ways of speed metal.

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Edited by: NewWillinium

Updated every friday. It is finished!

Extra: Here's a playlist of the kind of music that inspired the Steel Unicorns.