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Last update:11 May 2016
Taming happens in four steps.
You will need cooked water and raw sugar (both ingredients can be obtained from cooks).
Each lump of raw sugar requires 10 portions of raw sugar and one portion of water.
when you’ve got all the ingredients, use heating and craft the lump.
On the map in the General information chapter, you could find two areas in which horses appear.
The fourth step is to complete the minigame of taming the wild horse.
The minigame of taming has been divided into two main parts.
The first step is to identify a wild horse.
After you have identify the horse, prepare your supplies.
The important thing s that you neither come up too close nor stand too far away from the horse.
The best method is to approach the horse with your rope active.
The second step is to complete the minigame.
After you have taken your aim and thrown the rope towards the horse, the minigame window pops up.
IT IS IMPORTANT that you do not start the sequence of taming the horse after this happens.
Your task now is to fill the meter that is moving to the right.
Use the button AFTER you see the horse standing on its rear legs.
Another thing you should probably remember is the distance between you and the horse.
If it is too great, the horse breaks loose.
The third step is the minigame proper.
After that, repeat the action that you learned in step 2.
Keep doing that up until you come close enough for message “Give item” to appear.
Sugar will increase your chances of not being thrown off the horse’s back while you are mounting him.
The fourth step is to take the wild horse to the stable.
After you get to the stable, unmount your horse and register him with the stable master.
In the first window that pops up, you find some of the information about your new mount.
You are especially interested in information on the tier of the horse.
During the registration process, you might also allot the new horse for reproduction.
To learn more about mating of the horses, see the next chapter.
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