@Background Pony #2ECD  
As Jon Jafari once said: “This is the face of someone who’s seeing some shit”.

@Align  
Secretly the staff is covered in Poison dart frog venom; you get a heck of a high by holding that thing.

Minor note, but I just noticed Ember also gets the dilated pupils after holding the scepter that Spike did.  

@The4th_Whovian  
>Late  
What are you talking about, Spock isn’t dead, he’s just in an alternate realty….
 
I’m not sad, YOU’RE SAD.. T_T

@patec
 
As the Late and Great Mister Spock would say….
 

@Background Pony #98AC  
OK, here’s my logic (again):
 
There is no visual difference between princess and lord ember. (unlike with (Princess) Twilight, for example).  
So moving away from the episode: In a random fanart, HOW would you decide what to tag?  
I don’t have a answere for that. (The staff doesn’t count for me. We have no idea if she always carries it around now or not).
 
Until then: one tag.  
And the official name, given by the credits is “Princess Ember”.
 
At least that is my opinion on the matter.

@Background Pony #98AC  
>But can’t we just use logic?  
We are, that’s why we go with the “offical’ one from the credits and not just any name people want if it is given as soon as we get the new character.  
People that might not know the name can be given proof of the name by showing them a screencap of the credits.

@Prof.NightJack  
Sure, but do you really think they would gave her a double name in credits? She was a princess for 90% of the episode, so it’s no surprise that she’s credited as a princess. But can’t we just use logic?

@Kibate  
Cases where an “offical” name didn’t happen until long after a common and wide spread fanon name was already in place.  
in a case where they just showed up for the first time and named in the credits, that name overrides all.

@Kibate  
Because in those cases, especially the Derpy one, there’s been a general consensus as to her name for a long time, and honestly, chances are the only reason they named her Muffins in episode 100 was to avoid another repeat of The Last Roundup.

@Background Pony #98AC  
Unlike with Ember the “princess twilight” tag is to help set about her as an alicorn from her as a unicorn.  
Ember have nothing change beyond title.  
This was explained by a mod on another post.

@BK_Leonidas  

 
Emm… credits still say “Twilight Sparkle”, but we sure are using “princess twilight” tag ever since she became one. So, why Ember’s case is different?

@BK_Leonidas  
Then we need to get rid of the “dragon lord spike” tag.

@Background Pony #98AC  
Credits counted her as princess (as fyaying reyayed as that is) so we’re doing away with the former to avoid further drama.

Can I ask why has “dragon lord ember” tag disappeared? I’m very confused.

@Prof.NightJack  
only because we usually don’t have a name for certain characters or correct spelling. Just think about Derpy, she isn’t named muffin in the tags, or twilights parents. It’s a neat idea to “just use what is in the credits” but it doesn’t always work

@Kibate  
As I said before, when it comes to the naming people tend to default to what it says in the credits.

@Lucky Shot  
Ya, lord is more widely used for both genders  
Queen Elizabeth II has the title “Lord of Mann”, there is the title “Lord Mayor” for mayors of major cities in the UK no matter the gender,  
there is the House of Lords of British Parliament made up of men and women with the title.
 
Likely other places but I’m more familiar with how there are a number of female lords in the UK.

I do agree with the notion, just call her Ember. That IS her name after all. It’s not like we call twilight in the tag “princess twilight sparkle”…or wait, do we? Oh shit, i think we do…same with Celestia…  
Why again?
 
As for the previous generations Embers, just call them Ember (g1) or something, this is a “my little pony” website, but obviously with its focus on FiM

@Background Pony #2ECD
 
Lord can be gender-neutral in certain cultural contexts. So can King for that matter.

@Background Pony #2ECD  

 
but shes not a lady, shes a dragon. Your thinking that these are humans and they arnt.
 
So in this case, its still lord.

Technically, since lord is a masculine noun, she should be called lady Ember as the feminine version of lord (Lord/lady). Calling her dragonlord is like calling Celestia King.

@PumpJack
 
This guy gets it. There’s nothing wrong with being called Princess Ember. The perception that princesses are always frail won’t change if we decide to hide the princess title from any character that isn’t frail.
 
For example, Princess Peach gets a pretty bad rap for being kidnapped all the time but people kind of forget she’s the Ruler of an Entire Kingdom, and when she’s missing from duty, the entire kingdom falls in disarray. I don’t know about you, but that doesnt sound like a weak, useless person to me. She is so good at diplomacy and leadership that she becomes the kingdom’s Single Point of Failure, which makes the kidnapping logical.
 
She’s credited as Princess Ember, she’ll be marketed as Princess Ember, and that’s how it’s going to stay.

@Vox
 
Emberlord Dragcess

Just call her Princess Lord Emberdragon and be done with it.