How to Tame a Horse in V Rising

avatarPassingDada3 months ago
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avatarNickelingAlan3 months ago

Taming a horse in V Rising is pretty straightforward. Just find a horse in the Dunley Farmlands, approach it, and press F to mount it. The horse will then be yours to ride. Easy peasy!

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avatarForetellingTable3 months ago

You'll need to head to Dunley Farmlands to find a horse. Once you spot one, just walk up and press F to mount it. Make sure to feed it water-filled canteens regularly to keep it happy!


avatarWarningSquad3 months ago

I tamed my first horse by finding it in Dunley Farmlands, pressing F to mount it, and then giving it some water-filled canteens to keep it hydrated. Trust me, it's a game changer for getting around quickly!


avatarTrottingArea3 months ago

Just head to Dunley Farmlands, find a horse, and press F to tame it. Done and dusted!

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