Pinkie Pie playing chess: are her moves just random, or is her apparent craziness the result of incomprehensible genius?

As changelings infiltrate Equestria, the scattered Mane 6 seek to reunite and combat this new threat, while questioning what it is that makes them who they are.

Luna wants revenge for her sister's prank, but Celestia is on guard against retaliation.

Luna wonders why no enemies attacked Equestria during her banishment. Celestia helpfully explains.

Escaping Tartarus can't be any harder than kidnapping a princess, right?

Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash decide to kidnap Twilight.

Twilight asks Princess Luna about her recent harsh treatment of Starlight and Trixie.

What if the Element of Laughter wakes up one day feeling kind of depressed?

Twilight continues to doubt her role as a princess. But a simple conversation could help with that.

Sunset Shimmer and Princess Luna write to each other about their similar experiences with redemption, guilt, and acceptance.

Luna recounts the guilt and fear that led her to create the Tantabus.

Twilight wants to reorganize the library again. Pinkie volunteers to help, despite her rather unorthodox classification system.

Princess Twilight was never good at spelling. The consequences for Equestria are disastrous.

Twilight’s Canterlot friends visit her apartment play a game, but Twilight’s focus on practicing gravity spells demonstrates how flipped her priorities are.

In the dying homelands of the three pony tribes, a young prince seeks vengeance and a chance to prove himself. What are little things like perpetual war and endless winter in the face of a will so bloody and ruthless it makes gods quake?