I wondered this at first as well, but your horse doesn’t really have an actual inventory of their own. Remember to feed your horse daily, since you can only feed them once per day. You can upgrade the stats of your horse, but only once every 20 hours, at a cost of 250 Gold per stat.Īpples increase Stamina, Hay increases Speed, and Oats increase Carrying. What you may not have known is that you can purchase the Imperial Edition on the official Elder Scrolls Online website for $20, which is well worth it for the account wide horse alone. That’s because it’s only available to Imperial Edition owners, and this horse is available to all of your characters with this edition as well. The Imperial Horse is the same as a Common horse, but you probably noticed it only costs 1 Gold. Light Horse – 25% Speed, 10 Stamina, 0 Carrying – 42,700 GoldĪs you can see, the three specialty horses (Draft, Gaited, Light) are all the same cost, because they all just have ten points in different stats. Gaited Horse – 15% Speed, 20 Stamina, 0 Carrying – 42,700 Gold Imperial Horse – 15% Speed, 10 Stamina, 0 Carrying – 1 Goldĭraft Horse – 15 % Speed, 10 Stamina, 10 Carrying – 42,700 Gold There are several different horses with a large gap in costs and stats.Ĭommon Horse – 15% Speed, 10 Stamina, 0 Carrying – 17,200 Gold Talk to the Stable Master there to purchase a horse, sell a horse, or manager your Stable of horses. Look on your map at the starting city and look for the white horse head.

When I say “starting city” I mean the city you end up at after the Prison quest and after the beginner island. where do you buy one, and how much do they cost? Where to Buy a HorseĮvery major starting city has a stable, typically near the entrance. They’re a lot faster than running, and more importantly, they save your stamina bar. In The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO), one of the best ways to get around is on a horse.

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