Summon Horse
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also horses for casters are good because they dont give you sitting aggro either. plus i dont know if its a fact, but it seems i get interuppted as much.
ornate chain bridles are only dropped from Seru in Sanctus Seru or from the emperor in temple of SSRA
Small Drum = Rope Bridle = 35% movement increase (faster than rs 3, but slower than sow cast by lvl 65)
Drum = Leather Bridle = 60% movement increase (movement like sow, cast by lvl 65)
Large Drum = Silken Bridle = 90% movement increase(slower than socheetah, much faster than sow
Giant Drum = Chain Bridle = 110% movement increase (faster than socheetah and selo (selo without aa / instruments)
ornate bridle = glowing drum = pally/sk aa horse = 140% movement increase (faster than the giant drum
Drum = Leather Bridle = 60% movement increase (movement like sow, cast by lvl 65)
Large Drum = Silken Bridle = 90% movement increase(slower than socheetah, much faster than sow
Giant Drum = Chain Bridle = 110% movement increase (faster than socheetah and selo (selo without aa / instruments)
ornate bridle = glowing drum = pally/sk aa horse = 140% movement increase (faster than the giant drum
Where did you get this information?
I've been lead to believe that aa horse is slightly faster than ornate but glowing drum is equal.
Where did you find these percents?
I know that each run speed is 10%.
I think sow (or maybe soe) is 55%.
I've been lead to believe that aa horse is slightly faster than ornate but glowing drum is equal.
Where did you find these percents?
I know that each run speed is 10%.
I think sow (or maybe soe) is 55%.
Small Drum = Rope Bridle = 35% movement increase (faster than rs 3, but slower than sow cast by lvl 65)
Drum = Leather Bridle = 60% movement increase (movement like sow, cast by lvl 65)
Large Drum = Silken Bridle = 90% movement increase(slower than socheetah, much faster than sow
Giant Drum = Chain Bridle = 110% movement increase (faster than socheetah and selo (selo without aa / instruments)
ornate bridle = glowing drum = pally/sk aa horse = 140% movement increase (faster than the giant drum
Drum = Leather Bridle = 60% movement increase (movement like sow, cast by lvl 65)
Large Drum = Silken Bridle = 90% movement increase(slower than socheetah, much faster than sow
Giant Drum = Chain Bridle = 110% movement increase (faster than socheetah and selo (selo without aa / instruments)
ornate bridle = glowing drum = pally/sk aa horse = 140% movement increase (faster than the giant drum
does anyone know how you tell the speed of the actual horse that you are buying? i am trying to save up to buy a 60k black horse does anyone know how much slower that is from the 100k black horse?
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K . K .
54 rogue
Terris Thule Server
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peace be with you all
K . K .
54 rogue
Terris Thule Server
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first off, the color of the horse doesn't affect how fast it may go at all... it just makes it look all pretty. To start with the 10k horse really doesn't have any speed buff. It is the same speed as running without JBoots or SoW or anyting, the only benefit is that you can sit and med while still moving. The 35k horse has the speed of a level 65 SoW pretty much, nothing extremely exciting I'd say. The 60k horse has about the speed of Spirit of Cheetah, roughly in that area. The 100k horse has the speed of a 65 bard's Selo's song about. Then the Shadowknight and Paladin AA horses are the fastest of all... but unless you're a pally or sk you don't have to worry about that.
Velus, 65th SK of Sullon Zek
Velluss, 53rd Bard
Vilus, 43rd Necromancer
Velus, 65th SK of Sullon Zek
Velluss, 53rd Bard
Vilus, 43rd Necromancer
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I'd really like to know what npc's drop the horse Bridles because I'd really like one if anyon sees this please leave me a post
18 posts
Just like to point out the charisma factor when buying a horse.
My friend told me to get my char 200+. i did. 223 when i bought my horse. Out of curiosity i kept dropping it down and checking the price. Found something useful.
Max u need to get char is 110 for best buy. anymore is a waste.
For those who didn't already know this )
My friend told me to get my char 200+. i did. 223 when i bought my horse. Out of curiosity i kept dropping it down and checking the price. Found something useful.
Max u need to get char is 110 for best buy. anymore is a waste.
For those who didn't already know this )
10 posts
Is there a way to sell your horse back and buy another one?
48 posts
There is a way ... sorta ... same with the Drogmores from Gunthak. You hail and talk to the other guys in the stable that are actually in front of the horses. BTW at first I thought these were the guys selling the horses. After you find the guy who is looking for the color bridal (or drum in Gunthak) give it to him and he will give you a bag of Plat that you sell to any vendor, just get you CHA up some and have at least indiferent faction as there can be a few thousand pp difference. FYI remember the weight factor when selling you bag. If your not in the Bazaar you might be so overweight you won't be able to move at all and have to beg a friend to come get you.
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is there a difference in the drum sizes then or are they the same speed difference as the horses
Edited, Sat May 31 07:25:35 2003
Edited, Sat May 31 07:25:35 2003
48 posts
Same as horses.
14 posts
Besides the movement increases, are there any other beneficial stats one gets for having a horse.....as in mana regen?
24 posts
mana regen...........just like medding except on horse back, the importance of this is that you will no longer aquire aggie while medding on horse back in the higher level zones that permit hosrse's ........thats the one reason ya see alot of casters with cheep mounts (horses lizards), these are no longer a fashion statment but actually provide usefullness
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woops, posted in wrong thread, moving to where it goes.
Edited, Thu May 15 22:39:36 2003
Edited, Thu May 15 22:39:36 2003
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Edited, Thu May 15 18:07:03 2003
8 posts
Can you cast SOW on a horse ?
SoW, bard song, SOE, and all other speed-up spells have no effect on you when you are on a horse. You can cast it on yourself, but it won't have an effect until you dismount.
I just want to say I think that is LAME, but the developers forgot to consult me in the matter
I just want to say I think that is LAME, but the developers forgot to consult me in the matter
Scholar
16 posts
When you zone, do you loose the horse? If not a summoned horse is good thing to have for a day of game play :)
Usually if you go from an outdoor zone to an outdoor zone, you will still be on your horse. Though if you zone into a indoor zone you won't have it, and sometimes you lose it zoning from outdoor to outdoor anyway.
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No, you don't. Anyone have the pct movement rate increase of each of the bridles. It has been my experience that the leather bridle is just about as fast as SoW. Any thoughts would be appriciated.
Sirdo VictoryFire
44 Wizard
Sirdo VictoryFire
44 Wizard
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Rope Bridle = 25% Movement Rate Increase (8000-13000PP)
Leather Bridle = 50% Movement Rate Increase (27000-41000PP)
Silken Bridle = 60% Movement Rate Increase (60000-85000PP)
Chain Bridle = 70% Movement Rate Increase (95000-136000PP)
Ornate Chain Bridle = 85% Movement Rate Increase (Only dropped off high level NPCs in Luclin)
(props: Zestee)
Leather Bridle = 50% Movement Rate Increase (27000-41000PP)
Silken Bridle = 60% Movement Rate Increase (60000-85000PP)
Chain Bridle = 70% Movement Rate Increase (95000-136000PP)
Ornate Chain Bridle = 85% Movement Rate Increase (Only dropped off high level NPCs in Luclin)
(props: Zestee)
7 posts
Based on that great info from Squishybrain and from what I have been able to find this is my best guess.
There are the four different levels of Bridles and four sizes of drums. The color seems to only indicate the color of the beast (although the Black & White horses tend to be slightly more expensive than the Tan & Brown colors - I guess if you want to stand out more it costs more).
Small Drum = Rope Bridle = 25% movement increase
Drum = Leather Bridle = 50% movement increase
Large Drum = Silken Bridle = 60% movement increase
Giant Drum = Chain Bridle = 70% movement increase
Powerofcheese
Wanderer of 53 Seasons
Masters of Prexus
There are the four different levels of Bridles and four sizes of drums. The color seems to only indicate the color of the beast (although the Black & White horses tend to be slightly more expensive than the Tan & Brown colors - I guess if you want to stand out more it costs more).
Small Drum = Rope Bridle = 25% movement increase
Drum = Leather Bridle = 50% movement increase
Large Drum = Silken Bridle = 60% movement increase
Giant Drum = Chain Bridle = 70% movement increase
Powerofcheese
Wanderer of 53 Seasons
Masters of Prexus
Thank you, Squishy. This is the information I was looking for!! Now, anyone know about Leezards? /smile
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