@Wiimeiser
Probably.

@Lord WyrmSpawN
>A resolution of sprites… Was that intentional?

It’s a MURDER, Fluttershy.
 

She is correct that is the name for a group of corvids

@WyrmSpawN  
Should’ve been a Clash of Titans.

@WyrmSpawN  
Ooh, that’s interesting. It reminds me that one of the things I really like about the 1st edition Pathfinder bestiaries is that they include unique group names for their monsters when listing the numbers they’re likely to be found in – a tangle of cave fishers, a flight of chimeras, a clutch of chokers, an inquisition of bone devils, a court of contract devils, a wing of gargoyles, a grove of treants, a knot of fey creatures, a rout of flail snails, a beaching of globsters… a pity the 2nd edition bestiaries don’t seem to be doing this anymore.
 
I also recall a story where a group of wyverns is referred to as a calamity.
 
Personally, I like “a choir of angels”, “a haunting of ghosts” and a “a conflagration of dragons”.
 
@yelling_into_the_void  
I think I may have busted my diaphragm.

@WyrmSpawN  
A “fondle” of Unicorns?  
Think this list is suggesting something… xD

@Lord Of Dorkness  
Oh goodie, i get to pull out the list again:  

@Background Pony #51DD
 
Don’t forget: a blessing of unicorns.
 
…Considering what violent rage beasts unicorns were in the old myths, kinda wonder why they got such a nice group name, come to think about it. Same logic as The Fair Folk, maybe? As in, DON’T insult the magical horror that can kill us all, I guess?

See also: A busyness of ferrets, a flamboyance of flamingos, a pandemonium of platypi, a dazzle of zebras, and a shiver of sharks.