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While slow, it can be used as an "interim" mount, until the Riding Skill can be obtained at level 20.

VIP players of any level also have access to the Bree-land Starter Steed, which doesn't require the Riding Skill to use.

VIP players can acquire the riding skill by completing the quest, Proving Your Quality, from Éogar, son of Hadorgar, Horse-master, at the Hengstacer Farm in northern Bree-fields (the small black horse near the top of the large Map of Bree-Land) at level 20 or the options above, if they don't want to wait for that.

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Since this is a real-money purchase, it will upgrade one's account status to Premium. Another purchase-based option is the LOTRO Starter Bundle from the LOTRO Market, which includes basic Riding Skill. This purchase can be made at any level after completing the Introduction.

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Free players must usually purchase the riding skill from the LOTRO Store, currently for as little as 95 (LP) for the basic version.

To obtain most mounts from vendors or via barter, the Character must first have the Riding Skill.

'In order to use mounts, you must first have the Basic Riding passive skill.' In fact, sometimes the Store may feature mount skills that are normally available only during seasonal events, or mounts that have been made exclusively for the store. You can purchase them with coin, you can earn them through deeds, you can also barter with different factions of the Free Peoples, or you can visit the LOTRO Store to purchase the skills. Éogar: ' There are several ways to acquire the different mount skills. And while mounts can't swim, you will be automatically dismounted if you enter a body of water where your mount must swim! Mounts can be ridden in most locations in Middle-earth without restrictions, however, only Goats and Boars can be ridden in Moria and many areas of Gundabad, and many interior areas do not allow mounts, automatically dismounting you upon entrance.

All races can ride goats, elks and boars. Types of mounts available include steeds, goats, elks, boars and war-steeds.įor steeds and war-steeds, Elves and Men ride horses, while Hobbits and Dwarves ride ponies. I’ll stick with Landy.Mounts allow players to travel more rapidly than on foot through the lands of Middle-earth. Besides, I’d rather not have content-gated restrictions - ride free, my Hobbit! So the choice comes down to creating it on Landroval with all of my other characters, kinship, and wardrobe unlocks or venturing to a new world… and it’s not much of a choice at all. While I might have plopped a new LM on Treebeard as an alt to fill in time between expansions, I’ve started to shy away from any new characters there due to Anor’s shutdown and the reminder that these legendary servers aren’t the most stable. Am I going to go with the fastest route possible? Grind out missions? Comb through each zone and quest? Deed out zones for virtue XP? Use a boost? No the last one, but I haven’t decided on any other approach yet. Nowadays, there are many different ways you can level up a new character, especially in the pre-Moria regions. I also wouldn’t mind a fancy super-fast goat, but them goats are expensive (and I already have the free fast boar, so it’s a question of “do I want to spend $20 worth of points on a cosmetic?”). I’ll need to get the riding skill and all sorts of milestone unlocks, for starters, and that doesn’t come cheap. I’m already around 900, but I’d like a whole lot more. This is one of the most significant ways that I can benefit a future character with my current ones, which is to hit those deeds hard, stock up on LOTRO points, and resist any temptation to spend them. The ones I really like, I’ll retain by writing down the combination of pieces so that I can quickly assemble it on day one. I’ve started to spend time cleaning out my wardrobe (which was at max capacity) to make room for future additions while also taking current hobbits and experimenting with different outfits. But why not? My Lore-master’s going to need to look good, after all. Yup, I’m going to kick off with either the most inconsequential factor or the most important, which is fashion. But while I can’t get my hands on a pint-sized LM right now, I can start preparing for one to help with the transition. The bad news? We’re going to have to wait 2-3 months to actually play them (or, if delays are involved, even longer). The good news? Hobbit Lore-masters are about to become a thing, as are many other fun class/race combos in LOTRO.