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I am posting these against my better judgement. However, a promise is a promise. I promised Hippo117 and Coreyfirepony that I would have fire-ified versions of their OC's by the end of my 4 day. Nopony breaks a Pinkie promise! Nopony! Keep in mind that I have removed the animation and backgrounding from the panel. I want to keep THAT a surprise. lolz.
Major Overhaul
The ask-pvfd blog is due for some major overhauls. I will be renovating the entire page, so your patience is appreciated.
I would also like to welcome two new fire-ponies to the PVFD herd, hippo117 and coreyfirepony. Both OC's will be making a regular appearance on this blog. Feel free to introduce yourselves to them!
Thanks for your patronage at our Tumblr and stay tuned! Any questions for the Department? zom-bre, we wants more 'Nix. *pout* et tu backdraftask? *poke*
~RF~
Ooh...you can fireify ponies? Would...would it be possible to fireify my oc? Pretteh please?
Honestly... I kinda have already planned on it. I will probably have to replace the cowboy hat with a fire helmet from time to time depending on what your OC is doing.
What role in PVFD do you want your OC to fulfill? We have a Chief, LT, and Captain already... but I mean honestly, most stations have more than one of each of those... me... I am just a firefighter. A veteran firefighter, but low on the totem pole. backdraftask is the probie. lolz.
hippo117... that question is relevant to you too actually. You both have been fighting fire long enough to not be probies. What roles in PVFD do you want?
A couple of asks from my personal blog.
Ok Probie, you can do this. Get your game face on. You cool? Ok, now go get the Spreaders.
Wrapping up after that crazy late night call. You know the kind. The kind where you did everything you could, everything went right. The Incident Command System worked flawlessly. The mutual aid units worked together seamlessly. The incident could not have been run more professionally. Yet. Still. The story ends with tragedy for some lower class pony with no insurance and no recourse... and no home. Despite your best efforts, the night ends poorly for everypony involved.
