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Okay, I've got a new horse and now I'm having problems training it. Currently I'm able to instruct my horse about combat and joust, but when I go to instruct it, I get a message saying I can't do that. Am I missing something? I've asked a couple different stablemasters about combat, joust, mount and war, but get told I know just as much as they do. Any help would be greatful.
Player of Salvalis Nyrobi
Depends what training you're referring to. There are several classes. Some are taught by rangers, others are taught by paladins, others are taught by warrior mages I believe.
Catching the horse to begin with, that's a ranger thing, or you can just buy one.
Marksman Ahmir Nam'al
"That is why I have chosen DR and stayed with it for 2-6 years. Time is confusing to me." -Aiwix
PS: Oh my god they're called IMs. They're not pigeons. Nor are they pidgeons or pidgions or pidgins.
Catching the horse to begin with, that's a ranger thing, or you can just buy one.
Marksman Ahmir Nam'al
"That is why I have chosen DR and stayed with it for 2-6 years. Time is confusing to me." -Aiwix
PS: Oh my god they're called IMs. They're not pigeons. Nor are they pidgeons or pidgions or pidgins.
Unfortunately, only rangers can train the horse in any skill, including "war". Without a ranger willing to spend the time training the horse, and it is the one class that take the longest for a ranger to complete, it can't be done.
Various guild members can train the rider in various skills, but only the rangers teach the horse itself any skill.
Redarch
Dwarf with an Axe.. Watch your toes!
Various guild members can train the rider in various skills, but only the rangers teach the horse itself any skill.
Redarch
Dwarf with an Axe.. Watch your toes!
<<Various guild members can train the rider in various skills, but only the rangers teach the horse itself any skill.>>
I thought it was warrior mages who taught magic tolerance. Interesting!
Well anyway, I'd offer to help out, but I certainly can't train horses yet. I'm down at around 40 ranks in animal lore.
Marksman Ahmir Nam'al
"That is why I have chosen DR and stayed with it for 2-6 years. Time is confusing to me." -Aiwix
PS: Oh my god they're called IMs. They're not pigeons. Nor are they pidgeons or pidgions or pidgins.
I thought it was warrior mages who taught magic tolerance. Interesting!
Well anyway, I'd offer to help out, but I certainly can't train horses yet. I'm down at around 40 ranks in animal lore.
Marksman Ahmir Nam'al
"That is why I have chosen DR and stayed with it for 2-6 years. Time is confusing to me." -Aiwix
PS: Oh my god they're called IMs. They're not pigeons. Nor are they pidgeons or pidgions or pidgins.
War is just an obnoxious class, it really needs to be cut down in time because it's one of the only useful ones but it takes around 90 minutes of sitting around doing nothing to finish it.
It's just not worth it to give up all that experience I could be gaining in combat or training survivals to sit around and learn mech/foraging for 90 minutes. The most annoying thing is that regardless of AL ranks it still takes the same amount of time. I didn't shave off one minute from the class after adding 200 ranks of AL...just a really goofy system.
-Teeklin
"I am a leaf in the wind. Watch how I soar."
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
It's just not worth it to give up all that experience I could be gaining in combat or training survivals to sit around and learn mech/foraging for 90 minutes. The most annoying thing is that regardless of AL ranks it still takes the same amount of time. I didn't shave off one minute from the class after adding 200 ranks of AL...just a really goofy system.
-Teeklin
"I am a leaf in the wind. Watch how I soar."
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
