• On many previous pages, when a whole text said by a pony was in parentheses, then it was out-of-character.

(Here only Twilight’s ”(Shade’s not here yet.)” follows that.)

• If a pony is addressed by name, then it is out-of-character.
   
• If a character is addressed by name, then it is in-character.
   
• Unique text (whole in bold like Bark’s, or all lowercase, like in Greed & Raeps case), then it is voice acting and in-character.
   
• On many previous pages, when a whole text said by a pony was in parentheses, then it was out-of-character.
   
  (Here only Twilight’s ”(Shade’s not here yet.)” follows that.)
   
  When Twi is describing events and not speaking like Merlin (“Lady Pinka!” etc.) then Twi is being OOC
   
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  I can’t edit derpibooru uploads, and still wondering/experimenting if characters/ponies-using-eachothers’-names is enough of an indicator.
   
  Also, In Real Life it is hard to say too sometimes, because people don’t Voice Act most of the time, and you have to guess.
   
  Usually I used the whole-texts-in-parentheses when I thought other things didn’t indicate stuff enough.

• Weapon Finesse  
• Negotiator
   
  CLASS FEATURES:  
• Bardic music  
• Bardic knowledge,  
• Countersong  
• Fascinate,  
• Inspire courage +1  
• Inspire Competence
   
   
  SPELLS:
   
  0th level spells:  
• Prestidigitation  
• Mending  
• Summon Instrument  
• Dancing Lights  
• Mage Hand  
• Ghost Sound
   
  1st level spells:  
• Expeditious Retreat  
• Cure Light Wounds  
• Grease  
• Ventriloquism
   
  2nd level spells:  
• Cure Moderate Wounds  
• Summon Monster II  
• Blindness/Deafness
   
  SPELLS PER DAY:  
  0th level: 3  
  1st level: 4  
  2nd level: 2
   
  NOTABLE ITEMS:  
• Healing potions  
• Small Rapier  
• Wand of Shocking Grasp (34 charges, 2d6 damage each)  
• Bagpipes / wineskin for her chocolate milk (currently empty)  
• Front half of a Little Princess’s Diary  
• A Fancy Noble Man’s Tunic (size M, too big for her… but she plans to pay some tailor later to make it smaller! …eventually.)