Category:Horses - Revision history

SAPPHIRE8: /* Skills Taught to Adventurers */

2024-11-25T04:44:49Z

Skills Taught to Adventurers

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	\|Target		\|Target
	\|~~30th~~ circle [[Warrior Mage]]		\|35th circle [[Warrior Mage]]
	\|Target creatures from horseback		\|Target creatures from horseback
	\|40th circle ([[Warrior Mage]] at 30th circle)		\|40th circle ([[Warrior Mage]] at 30th circle)

SAPPHIRE8: /* Skills Taught to Adventurers */

2024-11-04T00:04:07Z

Skills Taught to Adventurers

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	\|Combat		\|Combat
	\|~~35th~~ circle [[Paladin]]		\|40th circle [[Paladin]]
	\|Fight on horseback		\|Fight on horseback
	\|30th circle (Paladin-20th Circle from Stable Master Kenefick at the Royal Miews)		\|30th circle (Paladin-20th Circle from Stable Master Kenefick at the Royal Miews)

SAPPHIRE8: /* Skills Taught to Adventurers */

2024-08-19T17:59:38Z

Skills Taught to Adventurers

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	\|30th circle [[Warrior Mage]]		\|30th circle [[Warrior Mage]]
	\|Target creatures from horseback		\|Target creatures from horseback
	\|40th circle		\|40th circle ([[Warrior Mage]] at 30th circle)
	\|~10 minutes		\|~10 minutes
	\|}		\|}

BIDA: /* Horse Wrangling */

2024-05-13T04:40:52Z

Horse Wrangling

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	Once you get the horse you want, <tt>THROW ROPE AT HORSE</tt>. If you happen to have more than one horse cut from the herd, specify the one you want by color - <tt>THROW ROPE AT <COLOR> HORSE</tt>. The individual horses can wander around, so it's good to specify so that you don't accidentally end up with the wrong horse.		Once you get the horse you want, <tt>THROW ROPE AT HORSE</tt>. If you happen to have more than one horse cut from the herd, specify the one you want by color - <tt>THROW ROPE AT <COLOR> HORSE</tt>. The individual horses can wander around, so it's good to specify so that you don't accidentally end up with the wrong horse.

			The ranger should INSTRUCT HORSE SADDLE to be able to MOUNT the horse and ride to a safe area for additional horse instructions.

	==Horse History==		==Horse History==

BIDA: /* Horse Wrangling */

2024-05-13T04:38:14Z

Horse Wrangling

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	Once you find the herd, <tt>HIDE</tt>! Your next step is to <tt>STALK HERD</tt>. As you stalk the herd, they wander to other rooms. You will likely need to follow them and start again. You will repeat the <tt>STALK HERD</tt> command until you are '''<tt>DANGEROUSLY CLOSE</tt>''' to them. Now, <tt>CUT HERD</tt>. You will separate one horse from the rest of the herd, you don't get a choice which one. You can repeat the steps above to get a horse that you like. Sometimes, with extreme luck, more than one horse gets cut from the herd.		Once you find the herd, <tt>HIDE</tt>! Your next step is to <tt>STALK HERD</tt>. As you stalk the herd, they wander to other rooms. You will likely need to follow them and start again. You will repeat the <tt>STALK HERD</tt> command until you are '''<tt>DANGEROUSLY CLOSE</tt>''' to them. Now, <tt>CUT HERD</tt>. You will separate one horse from the rest of the herd, you don't get a choice which one. You can repeat the steps above to get a horse that you like. Sometimes, with extreme luck, more than one horse gets cut from the herd.

	Success is based on the Ranger's [[~~Scouting~~]], [[Stealth]], and [[Outdoorsmanship]] skills.		Success is based on the Ranger's [[Instinct]], [[Stealth]], and [[Outdoorsmanship]] skills.

	Once you get the horse you want, <tt>THROW ROPE AT HORSE</tt>. If you happen to have more than one horse cut from the herd, specify the one you want by color - <tt>THROW ROPE AT <COLOR> HORSE</tt>. The individual horses can wander around, so it's good to specify so that you don't accidentally end up with the wrong horse.		Once you get the horse you want, <tt>THROW ROPE AT HORSE</tt>. If you happen to have more than one horse cut from the herd, specify the one you want by color - <tt>THROW ROPE AT <COLOR> HORSE</tt>. The individual horses can wander around, so it's good to specify so that you don't accidentally end up with the wrong horse.

ALSERON: /* Taught to Horses */

2024-02-15T22:45:51Z

Taught to Horses

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	\|Kneel		\|Kneel
	\|30th or ~~40th~~		\|30th or 35th
	\|16 Minutes		\|16 Minutes
	\|Teaches horse to kneel so smaller races can mount.		\|Teaches horse to kneel so smaller races can mount.

MWEST01523: /* Taught to Horses */

2023-02-28T04:39:58Z

Taught to Horses

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	\|40th		\|40th
	\|6-17 Minutes		\|6-17 Minutes
			\|Trick (ask <stableman> about SPIN)
	\|Trick
	\|-		\|-
	\|Animal		\|Animal

RCHIGHT: /* Stabling */

2023-02-19T20:00:03Z

Stabling

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	When it's time to stop adventuring for the day, it's important to take your horse to a stable. Leaving it wandering around can allow it to get sick and injured - in addition, you can lose your tack. If you are booted from the game or there is a game crash, your horse will stay at your location for only a short time before it's returned to the nearest stable.		When it's time to stop adventuring for the day, it's important to take your horse to a stable. Leaving it wandering around can allow it to get sick and injured - in addition, you can lose your tack. If you are booted from the game or there is a game crash, your horse will stay at your location for only a short time before it's returned to the nearest stable.

	Stabling your horse is simple. First, bring him/her to a stable. Then make sure you are '''not''' leading the horse (LEAD HORSE will stop leading if you're leading). Next, remove all of your gear from the horse except the bridle, and then <tt>STABLE HORSE</tt>. There is a small fee, so make sure you have coins. When your horse is safely stabled, you will be given your bridle back. If you're an [[Estate Holder]] you can use <tt>BUNDLE HORSE</tt> to get the stableboys to pack up your gear for you into an {{sloot\|i\|oilcloth packet}}. There is a small fee for this service.		Stabling your horse is simple. First, bring him/her to a stable. Then make sure you are '''not''' leading the horse (LEAD HORSE will stop leading if you're leading). Next, remove all of your gear from the horse except the bridle, and then <tt>STABLE HORSE</tt>. There is a small fee, so make sure you have coins. When your horse is safely stabled, you will be given your bridle back. If you're an [[Estate Holder]] you can use <tt>BUNDLE HORSE</tt> to get the stableboys to pack up your gear for you into an {{sloot\|i\|oilcloth packet}}. There is a small fee for this service. You will still need to stable your horse after bundling it.

	When you're ready to get your horse out again, go to any stable and <tt>RETURN HORSE</tt>. You will be charged a fee depending on how long your horse was in storage for its food and upkeep, which caps at a few gold. All stables are connected, so you can retrieve your horse from any stable no matter where you originally dropped it off. However, you will pay a slightly higher fee if you don't go back to where you originally stabled your horse. You cannot get your horse back out immediately after stabling, because it's being fed and groomed!		When you're ready to get your horse out again, go to any stable and <tt>RETURN HORSE</tt>. You will be charged a fee depending on how long your horse was in storage for its food and upkeep, which caps at a few gold. All stables are connected, so you can retrieve your horse from any stable no matter where you originally dropped it off. However, you will pay a slightly higher fee if you don't go back to where you originally stabled your horse. You cannot get your horse back out immediately after stabling, because it's being fed and groomed!

LADYMOFFITT: /* Taught to Horses */

2022-01-29T01:12:26Z

Taught to Horses

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	===Taught to Horses===		===Taught to Horses===
	These classes take approximately 6 hours total to teach ALL skills. For a list of Rangers who offer these services, see [[:Category:Player Horse Trainers]].<br>		These classes take approximately 6 hours total to teach ALL skills, depending on the skill of the Ranger. For a list of Rangers who offer these services, see [[:Category:Player Horse Trainers]].<br>
	<br>		<br>
	A [[Ranger]] must first learn from one of the stablemen NPCs (not the stablemaster) in [[Theren]], [[Crossing]], or [[Langenfirth]], unless otherwise noted. When trying to learn more than one skill at a time, you must wait about a minute between requesting them.		A [[Ranger]] must first learn from one of the stablemen NPCs (not the stablemaster) in [[Theren]], [[Crossing]], or [[Langenfirth]], unless otherwise noted. When trying to learn more than one skill at a time, you must wait about a minute between requesting them.
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	!Skill		!Skill
	![[Ranger]] Level Required		![[Ranger]] Level Required
	!Duration of Class		!Approx. Duration of Class
	!What it Does		!What it Does
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LADYMOFFITT: /* Skills Taught to Adventurers */

2021-08-14T23:37:28Z

Skills Taught to Adventurers

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	\|Advanced Riding		\|Advanced Riding
	\|45th circle (45th circle Traders learn the skill from Stable Master Kenefick at the Royal Miews)		\|45th circle Trader (45th circle Traders learn the skill from Stable Master Kenefick at the Royal Miews)
	\|Ride faster, even along "curves" if there are no intersections		\|Ride faster, even along "curves" if there are no intersections
	\|40th circle ([[Trader]] at 35th circle)		\|40th circle ([[Trader]] at 35th circle)