Poni

Poni
Base Information
Classification	TBD
Terrain	{{{terrain}}}
Locomotion	TBD
Size	TBD
Speed	TBD
Strength	TBD
Social Structure	TBD
Weapons	TBD
Armor	{{{armor}}}
Body Structure
Symmetry	TBD
Head/Torso	TBD
Limbs & Manipulators	TBD
Tail	TBD
Skeleton	TBD
Internal Fluids	TBD
Skin	TBD
Natural Weapons	TBD
Body Shape
Size	TBD
Stance	TBD
Length/Height	TBD
Body Profile	TBD
Weight	TBD
Details
Edibility	Yes
Training Difficulty	Yes
Source
Homeworld	Sylea
Multi-world	TBD
Canon	Yes
Reference	TBD
TBD

Poni lifeform.

• Dray beast aka riding beast aka beast of burden
• IISS symbol

Physiology & Ecology

No information yet available.

Life Cycle & Reproduction

No information yet available.

Diet & Trophics

No information yet available.

History & Background (Dossier)

The xboat service emblem was taken from a history of Terra by Professor Dinimbue of the University of Sylea. The professor found records of an organization called the Pony Express, but her knowledge of old Anglic was not complete enough to equate the word pony with the Terran horse. The professor translated the word as poni, a beast of burden used on several worlds of the Sylean Federation. When the xboat service was organized, the emblem was designed, even though by then the professor’s mistake had been discovered.

• (Loren Wiseman and Marc Miller; JTAS 6; 1980; Imperial Interstellar Scout Service, Page 12)

Travellers' Aid Society Advisory

The Travellers' Aid Society (TAS) classifies [Blankity Blank] as [Blankity Blank] to most sophonts and advises great caution when in the presence of this organism.

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• Journal of the Travellers Aid Society No. 6 page 12 by Author: Loren Wiseman and Marc Miller