Luck Scar

Luck Scar or just Luck is a purple pegasus pony with a bright purple short mane and tail with blue strands in them, her eyes are yellow and her left ear is slightly torn and on her left front hoof there is a scar cutie mark she has a dashita brand, earlier there were broken condals, she received her cutie mark when she freed a group of slaves She was born on the Equestrian deserts, her grandfather was a Dashite and he always told his granddaughter what assholes everyone in the Enclave was but Luck after some time decided to join the Pegasus Enclave in the hope of a better life, but she was accused of a crime that she did not commit, namely, stealing weapons, she was branded, thrown into a cage and it would seem that this is the end, to rot in prison for a crime that she did not commit, but by some miracle her family came to her aid, but when they were arranging an escape, something went wrong and all of Luck's relatives were killed by Enclave soldiers, although she herself managed to run in, now she is gnawed by a wild feeling of guilt, because no one forced her to join the Enclave, but no, she stupidly went there, ended up in prison and died and was left without a difference but with a brand on her rump.

Equestrian Wasteland

Equestrian Wasteland is the name given to their once beautiful homeland, Equestria, by the ponies who survived the Great War. Luck Scar herself speaks of the Wasteland as follows: "This fucking wasteland is where you either die or turn into a monster and then die a painful death." On the Last Day, the magical land of Equestria changed forever, turning into a dead, lifeless desert with charred trees and water poisoned by magical radiation. All major cities and towns were completely destroyed (only a few of the most durable structures survived), and the ponies who lived in them, if not died, then turned into terrible mutants. Zebra bombs and rockets with megaspells embedded in them destroyed almost all more or less important objects in Equestria, with the exception of a few insignificant settlements and the Everfree Forest, where you can still find places uncontaminated by radiation and fresh water. And only a few ponies managed to survive the bombing, hiding in safe zones or underground stables that were built specifically to protect the population from magical radiation. These lucky ones became the first inhabitants of their new homeland - the Equestrian Wasteland. Some of them, wanting to start all over again, tried to restore the destroyed settlements and settled in safe areas, others, having gradually gone wild, turned into aggressive bandits robbing and killing everyone who caught their eye.

Every day, conflicts and battles broke out between different groups of ponies. New settlements appeared and disappeared, some ponies adapted and developed, while others simply tried to survive due to the things that remained after the war. Slowly but surely, the Equestrian Wasteland became what we see today... turning into a new world... a world in which friendship and love were replaced by disunity and hatred, and honesty and generosity gave way to greed and deceit. And in this world, another war was brewing... and, as we know, war does not change... Currently, there are several influential factions and individual cities in the Equestrian Wasteland, which, due to their independence and independent way of life, can be classified as separate formations: Factions Steel Rangers - a former military organization formed from the pre-war Steel Rangers, whose main goal is to collect valuable technology and capture the most important military facilities of Equestria. They have several key bases, one located in the old Stable-Tek headquarters in Fillydelphia (and, judging by the description, is a hybrid of the Brotherhood of Steel Citadel and the Galaxy News radio station from Fallout 3), another in the Bryklyn Cross area in the service rooms and superstructures of the destroyed bridge. Red Eye's Army is an independent group of mercenaries and bandits led by former Stable 101 resident Red Eye. They have their own fortified city built around the Fillydelphia P.O.P. Tower with a well-developed industry and production system. Their main workforce is made up of slaves from the Wasteland, and their regular army consists of a variety of mercenaries (including griffins from the Talons) and raiders. The prototype for this faction was the Pitt Raiders from the Fallout 3 add-on - The Pitt.

Raiders are numerous and disorganized bands of raiders and plunderers found throughout Equestria. They live in abandoned houses or ruined cities. Description Equestria Raiders are wild ponies from the wastelands who have chosen the path of violence and cruelty and made it their way of life. In a world where the laws of morality and goodness no longer exist, and ponies are forced to fight for every piece of bread, these outcasts began to form small gangs (and sometimes large gangs) to rob and torture the weak, take away their most valuable things, rape and kill. In peacetime, they could be called ordinary bandits, but even in those turbulent years before the war, Equestria had never seen such cruel and unprincipled scoundrels. All raiders are ragged, dirty, illiterate and respect nothing but brute force savages. Their cutie marks are unusual and terrible for simple ponies pictures like skulls, bloody knives, dismembered bodies and entrails, which fully correspond to their main talent - cruelty. Raiders wear makeshift armor, assembled from various junk and have unkempt or punk-style combed manes (mohawks, dreadlocks, cutouts), and their skin is usually partially or completely covered in cuts and scars. All raiders, without exception, are meat eaters, sometimes even stooping to cannibalism.

The characteristic features of raiders include: aggressiveness, cynicism, egoism, a tendency to violence and cruelty, impudence, greed, often, morbid self-conceit and emotional instability (including in the form of acute mental disorders). Mutual assistance and mutual support are usually not typical for such ponies. As a rule, they are well developed physically, have high endurance, are accustomed to camp life and the hardships associated with it, skillfully camouflage themselves in the terrain and are familiar with the basics of tactics, and yet, in most cases, they are more like dumb stallions and hysterical mares than soldiers, brave when they find themselves in the majority or with a weapon in front of the unarmed. They rely on intimidation and the power of their weapons, but their self-confidence quickly fades when confronted by ponies who are incapable of intimidation, or when faced with a ruthless and extremely cruel opponent (or someone completely unknown). They are well-versed in ambushes and "backstabbing", but are generally undisciplined and unskilled, and are incapable of acting as a united force (most gangs have neither professional instructors nor the time or desire to learn anything, but there are objective difficulties, such as the limited amount of ammunition available to them, which does not allow for any intensive or prolonged training in shooting). The educational and cultural level of raiders is usually low. Unicorn raiders rarely master more or less decent spells, and their magic is often limited to simple telekinesis. Most raiders are too cynical to be truly superstitious or believe in the divine origin of the princesses Celestia and Luna. In addition to raiders, some gangs also include narrow specialists - craftsmen or simply talented self-taught people (pyrotechnicians, gunsmiths, doctors). The main habitats of raiders are often abandoned houses or destroyed

or believers in the divine origin of princesses Celestia and Luna. In addition to raiders, some gangs also include narrow specialists - craftsmen or simply talented self-taught people (pyrotechnicians, gunsmiths, doctors). The main habitats of raiders are often abandoned houses or ruined cities, where they like to ambush passing caravans or lonely ponies and where they hold the line during an attack. Lifestyle Raiders are found in almost every corner of the Equestrian Wasteland, and aspiring adventurers should be very careful if they want to visit ruined buildings or the ruins of pre-war cities, there is a high probability that they will run into raiders there. These bandits are not very picky about living conditions, which is why their homes are constantly in disrepair and unsanitary conditions (which does not contribute to good health and affects their combat effectiveness). Raiders often decorate their homes with corpses of other ponies, bones and graffiti. In everyday life, they are prone to drug addiction, alcoholism, sadism and other psychological and physical perversions. To survive, raiders are engaged in looting and attacking travelers and caravans, so when choosing housing, they often give preference to "dead" cities and places located near trade routes and roads. The most famous towns inhabited by raiders are Ponyville, Manehattan, and Shattered Hoof. Raiders can be stallions or mares, there are also foals (some of them do not have their cutie marks yet), capable of holding weapons and participating in raids on an equal basis with adults. In addition to foals, their natural population growth is ensured by accepting alien inhabitants of the wastelands and absorbing defeated gangs. The raiders' arsenal and its quality depend on various conditions (favorability of looting, location of nearby warehouses and arsenals), but in most cases their weapons are in a deplorable state and very quickly become unusable (which also indicates

(which also indicates their disorganization). Raiders are poorly organized and often conflict with each other, the gangs they form often clash, and then replenish their ranks at the expense of newly acquired prisoners. Sometimes there are well-organized gangs with an approved leader. However, anyone can challenge him (or her) and, if they win, take his (or her) place. Most often, to defeat a gang, it is enough to simply kill its leader. After that, the fragile structure of the gang will instantly disintegrate, because the raiders will not want to obey someone less strong, and on the battlefield, most of them will immediately desert, because they will not want to die for the idea of ​​​​the dead. The lifestyle and goals of different groups of raiders can vary depending on the task set before them by their leader or on the general need for survival. Raider gangs consist of ponies and unicorns, less often griffins, sometimes they are joined by rebel pegasi and deserters from the Enclave Luck Scar herself has a negative attitude towards the Raiders, of course, at first, when she was young and stupid, she tried to negotiate with them, but after she was no longer able to make another decoration for their home, she stopped doing this, and she doesn't spare the Raiders' foals either.

The Slavers are a criminal organization of ponies and unicorns who are involved in the slave trade. Until recently, the town of Old Appleloosa was their largest settlement, but it quickly ceased to be so after Littlepip's purge. Here is their Pegasus who hates them with all his soul and, if possible, will always put a bullet in their head Unity is a community of magical mutant alicorns created by the Goddess, who live on the territory of the destroyed Maripony complex. She does not like Unity.

The Great Pegasus Enclave is a professional military organization of pegasi, formed from the remnants of the pre-war Equestrian air force. Their cities are located in the clouds and therefore did not suffer much during the war. Pegasi rarely come into contact with earth ponies. In addition to the military, there are also civilians in the Enclave. The emergence of the Enclave during the war years Many pegasi, when the confrontation with zebras reached its climax, were extremely unhappy with the fact that in the war they were often used as "cannon fodder" against dragons or sent as scouts, on suicidal missions, from which many of them did not return. Civilians no longer wanted to die in senseless battles, arranged, as it seemed to them, by Princess Celestia herself, who did not want to share natural resources with her neighbors. And soon, rumors began to spread among the pegasi that they, as "sky inhabitants", should quickly separate from the rest of the ponies and become an independent and self-sufficient people. Their cloud cities were completely protected from any encroachment, and no one could cause them any harm, neither ponies, nor zebras, nor Princesses Celestia and Luna themselves. But not everyone supported this position at first, and loyalty to the princesses among the pegasi remained as sincere for many years as it had been in peacetime. But the war was becoming more and more terrible every day, pegasi flying off to war often died or went missing, and many families lost their loved ones and friends, which further inflamed the situation. And so, when the war was already close to its end, one of the pegasi military units decided to start a rebellion and staged a revolution, during which many leaders supporting the princesses were overthrown and replaced by supporters of pegasi independence. After seizing power, the new government, which now began to call itself the Enclave (English: Closed Circle), issued a decree according to which all pegasi had to immediately return to the sky and begin an operation to close it with clouds.

The Enclave issued a decree that all pegasi had to immediately return to the sky and begin an operation to close it with clouds. And those who did not agree with this, the Enclave immediately banished to the ground, depriving them of the opportunity to return back. And the first to be officially banished for disagreeing with the new Enclave policy was Rainbow Dash herself, who openly refused to betray the princesses. She voluntarily went down, leaving her homeland to help her friends, for which all traitors and traitors the Enclave pegasi subsequently began to call "Dashites" and as a sign of shame burned a picture of Rainbow Dash's distinctive mark over their cutie marks. The Enclave was indifferent to those ponies who were subsequently born in the Wasteland.

There is a common misconception among wastelanders that all pegasi belong to the Enclave (except, of course, the Dashites), but in reality, this is not true at all. Pegasi society is dominated by a mixed government, in which there are separate branches of civil and military power, as well as executive and legislative government structures responsible for writing and executing laws, called the Lower (or, in other words, the Senate) and the High Councils, responsible for writing and executing them, respectively. In the Lower Council, laws are developed and issued for the civilian population, as well as standards for the permissible influence of the military on them, the main ones there are considered to be senators, who in turn are divided into branches of their political influence (in other words, the Pegasi government is some semblance of a democratic society, where one senator is responsible for cultural life, another for sports events, and a third for agriculture, etc.). The Supreme Council, which monitors the observance of laws, often includes supreme judges and military leaders, so the executive power is almost completely under the control of the Enclave. Well, and the military power itself (the Enclave) is essentially an unofficial, regular army of pegasi, which acts independently and does not openly interfere in the affairs of civilians, but at the same time can freely engage in military operations and recruit new recruits among the civilian population. Civilian pegasi are usually willing to join the ranks of the Enclave, because their generation knows nothing about what is happening below, and therefore they accept any lie coming from the Enclave as the pure truth. This also explains the frequent riots and desertions that occur in the ranks of the Enclave, it is enough to recall a number of incidents during Operation "Scorch" - many recruits were simply not ready for murder and attacks on peaceful earth ponies, and therefore often rebelled against their own "government".

Industry and agriculture Considering the fact that most pegasi (even those belonging to the Enclave) have rarely left the clouds in the last few centuries and have never been involved in collecting and processing pre-war materials (like, for example, the Steel Rangers do), they have no industrial infrastructure at all. All of their equipment and technology has been preserved since the Great War and has almost never been modernized and very often repurposed for various needs due to the lack of the necessary production resources for modernization and renewal, which the pegasi could not replenish anywhere, except for those rare mountain ranges and cliffs that towered above the clouds, and from which they "squeeze" all the useful minerals as much as possible, trying to get the resources they lacked for their production needs (Note: according to Calamity, a few generations ago, the Enclave even attacked the griffon kingdom in the mountains and captured them just to extract natural resources there). It is partly because of this lack of resources that most of the Enclave's current technology is made from the clouds. The Pegasi have somewhat more developed agriculture than industry, thanks to the One Pegasus Project towers that allow them to grow seeds and plants directly on the clouds as if they were fertile soil. However, even such an exceptional ability of the POP does not have unlimited possibilities, and while the Enclave certainly has a better food situation than the scorched Equestrian Wasteland, the space for seeding is still quite limited, which, in turn, greatly affects the population of the sky cities. Infantry units and military equipment of the Enclave The Enclave has the most advanced technology and weaponry, far surpassing anything the Steel Rangers ever had. Much of this technology was retained by the Enclave from the time of

The Steel Rangers had most of this technology left over from the Great Zebra War, but some of it they have developed and improved themselves during their centuries of isolation. All Pegasi warriors fight in special Enclave power armor, and on the battlefield they are covered by combat aircraft called Predators. They are further supported by special combat vans that carry out carpet bombing of ground targets, and cover their soldiers with light plasma cannons mounted on their hulls. Most of the Enclave's technology is cloud-based - terminals, engines, and barriers are all made of clouds, to make it easier to interact with them and prevent non-Pegasi from capturing this technology. Despite being completely isolated from the surface world, the Enclave occasionally sends its advanced scientific teams and scouts to the surface of Equestria to assess the current state of affairs in the wastelands and study the potential threat posed by possible enemies (like Red Eye). Often, on the highest buildings or mountain peaks, you can stumble upon combat patrols of pegasi or scientists taking measurements and studying the state of protection of the One Pegasus Project towers. Luck Scar herself fucking hates the Enclave and it's scary to imagine what she would want with a pony who would say "well, the Enclave isn't that bad."

Dashit Dashites are pegasi who did not accept the isolation policy promoted by the Enclave. The word "dashite" itself is derived from Rainbow Dash's name, who, in anger at the pegasi who turned away from Equestria, despised them for their weakness and betrayal. Later, after the Enclave was stabilized, the dashites had a cutie mark burned in place of their cutie mark - Rainbow Dash's cutie mark. After the War When Cloudsdale was struck by a megaspell, the pegasi gave the P.O.P. towers a different order: to produce clouds to cover the sky, abandoning other purposes, including military ones. Rainbow Dash, the head of the Ministry of Awesome and the owner of the Element of Loyalty, did not agree with her kin. She left the pegasi, returning to Equestria to help it. The first Dashite was Scootaloo, who objected to the Enclave's isolation policy and was branded and marked as too polluted to live on the clouds. She called herself a Dashite (the Enclave gave her the title) and went into the Wasteland in search of Rainbow Dash. Over time, many pegasi followed Scootaloo's example, branding themselves and refusing to join the Enclave forever. Ideology The Dashites are generally motivated by the Enclave's indifferent attitude toward those living in the Equestrian Wasteland. Destiny Stone The Destiny Stone is a significant event in the life of every Dashite. It is associated with a rite of passage. Each Dashite makes a pilgrimage to the stone, leaving behind the most precious things from their past life. Scootaloo, the first Dashite, left a recording from her pipbuck here, as well as the pipbuck itself. Organization While it is believed that Dashites know each other in some way, there is no apparent hierarchy as they are not an official organization. Pegasi born in the Wasteland are not labeled as Dashites or targets by the Enclave as they are not affiliated with the Enclave.

Famous Dashites Rainbow Dash is the first Dashite, and the Enclave brands subsequent ones with her name. Scootaloo is the second Dashite to leave the Enclave, following her idol, Rainbow Dash. Radar is an elderly Dashit who lived in the city of Druzhby. Calamity - Infamous in the Enclave for killing his own posse on false charges, Calamity is one of Littlepip's companions, accompanying her throughout her journey. Morning Glory is a pegasus from the Blackjack Squad (Project Horizons), a member of the Volunteer Corps, who became a Dashite due to a false report of betrayal, which was recorded in her voice by Lighthooves and forcibly branded. Gray Stillness (Fallout: Equestria - Shadows of the Enclave) - Former head of the Enclave's reconnaissance squad "Silent Wings". Currently resides in Stable 174, Western Sector. Rosalie Winter (Fallout: Equestria — Shadows of the Enclave) — former member of the Enclave reconnaissance squad "Silent Wings". Professional hacker. Currently resides in Stable 174, Western Sector. Gray's special pony. Luck Scar has never heard of other dashitaks by name and doesn't even know what story the Enclave came up with for her.

Drugs are the remnants of pre-war stimulants and drugs that were developed during the war by pony pharmacists and zebra alchemists. General information Most of these substances were very dangerous and illegal, and therefore were 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, for example), and those that were illegal were sold underground on the black market (like the zebra Mintalks). 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 to gain new (albeit temporary) sensations and abilities.

Alcohol is a well-known "relaxing" drink, which can still be called a narcotic with a stretch, widely used in Equestria and has existed since time immemorial before the war. It goes without saying that the risk of causing addiction is quite low, but addiction to this relatively harmful swill is not so rare. Under the influence of alcohol, the ability to reason clearly deteriorates sharply in the drinker (depending on the amount), and motor skills are simply degraded to the point of disgrace. The only real benefit from drinking it is using it for entertainment purposes, in order to brighten up the gray everyday life. Many ponies, including Littlepip and Calamity, drink it for this very purpose. Most varieties 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, see FO.E), home brew, whiskey, beer, scotch, wine, vodka and rum are known. Med-X is a special semi-narcotic substance, extremely common in the medical field as an intravenous painkiller. In addition to its main purpose of saving seriously 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. Of course, like all other drugs, it can cause addiction, the chance of such an outcome is incomparably lower. Similar to Med-X from the Fallout game series

Dash Dash is a monstrously powerful stimulant drug that gives the user a sense of slowed time perception. An incredibly addictive and dangerous reddish gas, when inhaled through a special inhaler, it allows the owner to literally think and act faster than he or she could normally, which has proven its effectiveness in open combat. It was also mentioned by old Appleloosian slavers that a small portion of a specially prepared mixture of Buck and Dash makes slaves live a little longer than they should. Rainbow Dash herself (after whom the drug is named) joked that under the influence of Dash she could literally break the laws of physics, although she never actually used it. Similar to Jet from the Fallout game series. Rage is a brutally powerful intravenous drug developed and mass-produced during the Great War to increase the level of aggression and anger in soldiers. As the name suggests, it induces unbridled rage and frenzy in the user, while severely impairing mental and psychic abilities. Rage is a highly addictive drug and a favorite among raiders for the combat prowess and strength it provides. Similar to Psycho from the Fallout series.

Buck is a very powerful anabolic steroid designed to dramatically increase strength, endurance, reaction speed, and reflexes for a relatively short period of time. Buck comes in glass jars and comes in the form of yellow-orange colored tablets that must be swallowed for the drug to take effect. The effects will be noticeable in just a few seconds. While it is another popular drug for obvious reasons, it also has a high risk of addiction. Old Appleloos slavers have mentioned that a small amount of a specially made mixture of Buck and Dash makes slaves live a little longer than they should. Project Horizons mentions Buck's real chemical name, isosteroprophenol. It is similar to Buffout from the Fallout game series.

Stampede Stampede is a rather unique drug compared to others, both in its origin and in its formulation. Originally discovered and produced by Angel, Fluttershy's pet rabbit, Stampede combines the full power of Med-X and Rage, increasing the user's fighting ferocity a hundredfold and dulling any pain from even the most serious wounds, literally turning the fighter into a wild and cruel beast. Soldiers pumped full of this drug are deadly effective warriors, ready to rush even to meet their own death. Similar to Slasher from the Fallout game series. Mintalks are a strong minty-flavored drug that must be eaten to have the full effects. They usually come in simple tins and look like small squares, and leave a slightly unpleasant bitter taste after use. Unlike the vast majority of other drugs, Mintalks were first developed by zebras and were intended to provide a short-term but extremely effective boost to memory and mental clarity. When chewed, the senses and worldview become extremely acute, the mind becomes crystal clear, and the necessary thoughts seem to come to mind on their own (a similar effect in real life is caused by cocaine). Mintalks also have a fairly high risk of causing addiction due to their equally high capabilities. The effects of withdrawal due to long-term use can vary widely from annoying irritation and depression to complete crippling of the intellect, including constant headaches, blurred vision, logical disorder, and decreased mental abilities. In Project Horizons, the real chemical name for Mintaloc is precognazine. Similar to the Mentats from the game

above were all the drugs that Luck used and also clarify (in this world mostly ponies and zebras hang out, they all use weapons in battle and use hooves and teeth, and they hold objects in their teeth, even pistols)