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	Around 20th circle, you can get a horse and ride it. Horses (and their riders) can be trained in various skills.

	==Instructing==
	*Horse techniques for the rider or the horse can be taught by the Stablemaster or a member of a certain guild.
	*Only one person or horse can be instructed at a time.
	*No normal class can be taught at the same time as instructing.
	*To see what you can teach type <tt>INSTRUCT (PERSON)</tt>. If it tells you that you can't teach that person anything, then you know the subjects, but can't teach them.


	==Rider Skills==
	===Basic Horsemanship===
	Everyone seems to be able to learn basic horsemanship from the Stablemaster. Even those people under the minimum for most skills which appears to be 20th circle.


	===Combat===
	*Paladins can learn Combat by asking the Stablemaster about <tt>Combat</tt> after completing Basic Horsemanship
	*Paladins and Rangers can teach other characters about Combat (40th circle or higher)
	*Instructing a person in Combat takes about 80 minutes.


	===Joust===
	*Paladins can learn Jousting by asking the Stablemaster about <tt>Joust</tt> after completing Basic Horsemanship
	*Paladins can teach other characters about Joust (probably 50th circle or higher)
	*Anyone can joust apparently, even without being tought Jousting knowledge and even if the horse is not Jousting trained. Probably better jousting with appropriate training.


	===Prep===
	*Spell casters can ask Stablemaster about <tt>Prep</tt> if high enough skill/circle.


	===Targetted===
	*Warrior Mages can teach other chacters about Targetted.
	*Teaching Targetted takes approximately 30 minutes.


	===War===
	*Rangers can teach other characters about War.


	===Load===
	*Barbarians can teach LOAD, which allows someone to load a weapon while on horseback.
	*Teaching Load takes approximately 20 minutes.


	===Bareback===
	*Rangers can teach other characters how to ride bareback.
	*Bareback lessons take approximately 10 minutes.


	==Horse Skills==
	*Only Rangers can teach horses most skills.
	*It takes approximately 6 hours to teach a single horse every possible skill.

	*'''Jump:'''
	*'''Beg:''' The horse can sit and beg
	*'''Kneel:''' Required for the shorter races to mount a bigger horse. And be warned that if you want plate on your horse, you need a bigger animal.
	*'''Magic:''' Teaches horse to accept its rider's use of magic.
	*'''Saddle:''' Teaches horse to accept a saddle.
	*'''Spin/Rear'''
	*'''Race (tolernace):''' Without this skill the horse will cause problems any time a Prydaen enters the room. Pryadaen and Rakash cannot use their horses unless it has this class.
	*'''War:''' Paladin Only. Makes the horse into a Warhorse so it will fight along with its rider.
	*'''Lead (rope):''' Teaches horse to accept a lead rope.
	*'''Joust:''' Teaches a horse to joust.
	*'''Combat:''' Combat teaches the horse to remain calm at melee range.


	==Announcement regarding horses by Jeremael==
	Greetings!
	I've updated the Horse System with a number of new things.

	1) Moved the spin trick to SIGNAL and gave you the bonus rear trick along with it. SIGNAL HORSE REAR & SIGNAL HORSE SPIN.

	2) A new Ranger to horse instructable technique that allows the horse a new movement style. Prancing!

	3) A new Bard to player instructable technique that allows a mounted player to get things from the ground while mounted.

	4)A new Trader to player instructable technique that deals with advanced riding. This will allow you to ride more efficiently on long stretches of road.

	Thanks to all the player support and suggestions in the last few months since the debut of the system! Keep it up and I hope to see you at Simucon 2002!

	GM Jeremael


	==Horse Trading==
	Only members of the Trader Guild of the appropriate circle (20th?) can trade or sell a horse from one person to another. This can be done at stables that sell horses.


	==Horse Capturing==
	Only [[Ranger]]s of at least 60th circle can capture a wild horse.

	Horses are usually only encountered in the wild by Rangers attempting to capture one of a herd. In the process of breaking the herd, the horse may attack the ranger. For information about horses as creatures, click here: [[Horse (creature)]]

	Finding and hunting horses can be a chore. A member of any guild may separate one from the herd, but only Rangers can catch horses.

	In the steppes around [[Horse Clan]], you will find herds of wild horses. To encounter a lone horse, you must cut the herd. First, hide, then <tt>STALK HERD</tt> about 3 or 4 times until you are "dangerously close" Then you can <tt>CUT HERD</tt> which will isolate a horse from the herd. Occasionally the herd will move rooms as you are stalking it, and you will need to follow it and start the stalking process all over again.

	Once cut from the herd, a Ranger of at least 60th circle may attempt to catch the horse, but anyone can kill it. If left to their own devices, lone horses are usually promptly devoured by golden pards.


	===Killing Player Horses===
	Player-owned horses killable through a [[bug]] and skinnable once slain. Since killing a player-owned horse is a bug it is currently against policy.


	==Horse History==
	Horses were first introduced into [[DragonRealms]] by [[GameMaster]] Jeremael around 2000 or 2001.

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	Around 20th circle, you can get a horse and ride it. Horses (and their riders) can be trained in various skills.		Around 20th circle, you can get a horse and ride it. Horses (and their riders) can be trained in various skills.

	===Instructing===		==Instructing==
	*Horse techniques for the rider or the horse can be taught by the Stablemaster or a member of a certain guild.		*Horse techniques for the rider or the horse can be taught by the Stablemaster or a member of a certain guild.
	*Only one person or horse can be instructed at a time.		*Only one person or horse can be instructed at a time.
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	==Horse Capturing==		==Horse Capturing==
	Only ~~members~~ of ~~the~~ ~~Ranger~~ ~~Guild~~ can capture a wild horse.		Only [[Ranger]]s of at least 60th circle can capture a wild horse.

			Horses are usually only encountered in the wild by Rangers attempting to capture one of a herd. In the process of breaking the herd, the horse may attack the ranger. For information about horses as creatures, click here: [[Horse (creature)]]

			Finding and hunting horses can be a chore. A member of any guild may separate one from the herd, but only Rangers can catch horses.

			In the steppes around [[Horse Clan]], you will find herds of wild horses. To encounter a lone horse, you must cut the herd. First, hide, then <tt>STALK HERD</tt> about 3 or 4 times until you are "dangerously close" Then you can <tt>CUT HERD</tt> which will isolate a horse from the herd. Occasionally the herd will move rooms as you are stalking it, and you will need to follow it and start the stalking process all over again.

			Once cut from the herd, a Ranger of at least 60th circle may attempt to catch the horse, but anyone can kill it. If left to their own devices, lone horses are usually promptly devoured by golden pards.


			===Killing Player Horses===
			Player-owned horses killable through a [[bug]] and skinnable once slain. Since killing a player-owned horse is a bug it is currently against policy.

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 *Barbarians can teach LOAD, which allows someone to load a weapon while on horseback.
 *Teaching Load takes approximately 20 minutes.
 ===Bareback===
 *Rangers can teach other characters how to ride bareback.
 ==Horse Skills==
-*Only Rangers can teach horses most skills, including the following: jump, beg, kneel, magic, saddle, spin, race (tolernace), war, lead, joust, combat
+*Only Rangers can teach horses most skills.
 *It takes approximately 6 hours to teach a single horse every possible skill.
 Greetings!
 I've updated the Horse System with a number of new things.
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 GM Jeremael

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-Around 20th circle, you can get a horse and ride it.  Horses (and their riders) can be trained in various skills.  The system is a little tricky, though.
+Around 20th circle, you can get a horse and ride it.  Horses (and their riders) can be trained in various skills.
 Instructing a person in Combat takes about 80 minutes. Try to teach the rangers first folks for they can then teach horses Combat and War. (more on that later) I don't know how long it takes to Instruct Joust since I can't instruct it.
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 Now everything else in regard to Horses is what the Ranger can instruct it. This is where the big time factor comes into play....especially when you take into account that a ranger can only instruct one horse at a time. People can only instruct one person at a time as well, and you can not teach a normal class and instruct at the same time.
-So far rangers can teach the following skills/tricks to Horses:
+So far rangers can teach the following skills/tricks to Horses:jump, beg, kneel, magic, saddle, spin, race (tolernace), war, lead, joust, combat
 It supposedly takes approximately 6 hours for a ranger to teach a horse everything that can be taught.
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 And War makes it into a Warhorse, so it will fight as you ride it. Which is something only our guild can do at this time.
 Candidus

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New page: Around 20th circle, you can get a horse and ride it. Horses (and their riders) can be trained in various skills. The system is a little tricky, though. ==Post with a basic how-to on hor...

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Around 20th circle, you can get a horse and ride it. Horses (and their riders) can be trained in various skills. The system is a little tricky, though.

==Post with a basic how-to on horses, including some minor spoilers==
Category Paladins -- Path of the Paladin (17)
Topic Paladin's Hall (General Discussion) (6)
Message Re: Horse Help (12963)
By CANDIDUS from PLAY.NET (Gals dig the Armor)
On Oct 3, 2001 at 22:33

Yo Madman and other clueless Horse people. Here is the lowdown on horses. Be warned this is a huge spoiler. Do not read if you want to figure it all out on your own.

Okay. Everyone seems to be able to learn basic horsemanship from the Stablemaster. Even those people under the minimum for most skills which appears to be 20th circle.

Now as paladins we can also learn Combat and Joust. To learn this you ask the Stablemaster after you are done with Basic horsemanship about these subjects. And since we can cast spells, we can also ask the Stablemaster about Prep, which any spell caster can learn as a freebie if they are high enough in skill/circle.

Now all we can teach is Combat (40th circle or higher) and Joust( I believe 50th circle or higher). To see what you can teach someone type INSTRUCT <PERSON>. If it tells you that you can't teach that person anything, then you know the subjects, but can't teach them.

Anyone can joust apparently, even if they don't have Jousting knowledge, and even if their horse is not Jousting trained. I imagine you do alot better if you have the appropriate training.

Instructing a person in Combat takes about 80 minutes. Try to teach the rangers first folks for they can then teach horses Combat and War. (more on that later) I don't know how long it takes to Instruct Joust since I can't instruct it.

Warmage can teach Targetted. Not sure if this is useful or not, but I learned it in case all offensive magics fall into this. Takes about a half hour.

Barbarbians can teach Load...as in how to Load a missile weapon on Horseback. Takes about 20 minutes.

Rangers can teach how to ride Bareback. Takes about 10 minutes.

Now everything else in regard to Horses is what the Ranger can instruct it. This is where the big time factor comes into play....especially when you take into account that a ranger can only instruct one horse at a time. People can only instruct one person at a time as well, and you can not teach a normal class and instruct at the same time.

So far rangers can teach the following skills/tricks to Horses:

jump, beg, kneel, magic, saddle, spin, race (tolernace), war, lead, joust, combat

It supposedly takes approximately 6 hours for a ranger to teach a horse everything that can be taught.

Saddle and Lead (rope) are not needed by our current horses. These will likely come into play with wild horses.

Beg makes it sit and beg. Kind of undignified but maybe it has a use.

Kneel is needed for the shorter races to mount a bigger horse. And be warned that if you want plate on your horse, you need a bigger animal. How big I don't know.

Spin is also rear. People have yet to figure out how this works, or if it works. But having your horse be able to spin would be invaluable in combat. And rearing just looks way cool. Heh

Race (tolerance) is ESSENTIAL for every horse. Prydaen and Rakash riders need it to just be in the same room as their animal without it freaking out. But if you are not one of these races, and don't have your horse taught this, then everytime a prydaen comes into the room there is a chance your horse will rear. Not good.

Combat teaches the horse not to freak out when it gets to melee range. Magic teaches it not to freak out when you cast a spell from its back. Joust should be self explanitory.

And War makes it into a Warhorse, so it will fight as you ride it. Which is something only our guild can do at this time.

Any questions?

There will be a quiz at the end of the day.

Candidus

==Announcement regarding horses==
Greetings!
I've updated the Horse System with a number of new things.

1) Moved the spin trick to SIGNAL and gave you the bonus rear trick along with it. SIGNAL HORSE REAR & SIGNAL HORSE SPIN.

2) A new Ranger to horse instructable technique that allows the horse a new movement style. Prancing!

3) A new Bard to player instructable technique that allows a mounted player to get things from the ground while mounted.

4)A new Trader to player instructable technique that deals with advanced riding. This will allow you to ride more efficiently on long stretches of road.

Thanks to all the player support and suggestions in the last few months since the debut of the system! Keep it up and I hope to see you at Simucon 2002!

GM Jeremael