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OmegaAdmin: 整理食物总览、十六种独立食物与饥饿机制，连接相关入口

2026-09-20T11:41:32Z

整理食物总览、十六种独立食物与饥饿机制，连接相关入口

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	Horses occur in ordinary random encounters and fixed stables in Star View, Woodmere, Stormwatch and Skorch. The village granaries provide grain. The [[Draft:Village merchant\|village merchant]] asks 250 Au, but paying does not feed or automatically mount a horse.<ref>{{Source\|lev.c\|280\|394}}; {{Source\|village.c\|172\|198}}; {{Source\|lib/village1.dat}} through {{Source\|lib/village6.dat}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|707\|737}}.</ref>		Horses occur in ordinary random encounters and fixed stables in Star View, Woodmere, Stormwatch and Skorch. The village granaries provide grain. The [[Draft:Village merchant\|village merchant]] asks 250 Au, but paying does not feed or automatically mount a horse.<ref>{{Source\|lev.c\|280\|394}}; {{Source\|village.c\|172\|198}}; {{Source\|lib/village1.dat}} through {{Source\|lib/village6.dat}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|707\|737}}.</ref>

	[[Draft:Feeding and gifts#Giving\|Give]] the horse grain, then talk to it and accept the ride. The check requires a peaceful, fed horse, no existing mount and a location outside the current dungeon. Ordinary rations do not satisfy the horse's hunger, and the riding check does not test whether the merchant was paid. Throwing grain does not feed an ordinary horse: it does not catch thrown gifts.<ref>{{Source\|inv.c\|427\|447}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|576\|600}}; {{Source\|command3.c\|257\|273}}; {{Source\|minit.h\|95}}.</ref>		[[Draft:Feeding and gifts#Giving\|Give]] the horse [[Draft:Bag of unmilled grain\|grain]], then talk to it and accept the ride. The check requires a peaceful, fed horse, no existing mount and a location outside the current dungeon. Ordinary [[Draft:Food ration\|rations]] do not satisfy the horse's hunger, and the riding check does not test whether the merchant was paid. Throwing grain does not feed an ordinary horse: it does not catch thrown gifts.<ref>{{Source\|inv.c\|427\|447}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|576\|600}}; {{Source\|command3.c\|257\|273}}; {{Source\|minit.h\|95}}.</ref>

	The [[Draft:Order of Paladins\|Order of Paladins]] also grants a mount on joining and replaces a missing steed on eligible return visits. This places the player directly in the mounted state rather than creating a horse item in inventory.<ref>{{Source\|guild2.c\|692\|722}}.</ref>		The [[Draft:Order of Paladins\|Order of Paladins]] also grants a mount on joining and replaces a missing steed on eligible return visits. This places the player directly in the mounted state rather than creating a horse item in inventory.<ref>{{Source\|guild2.c\|692\|722}}.</ref>

OmegaAdmin: 整理投喂赠礼与盗窃机制，修正宝石交付并连接相关草稿

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整理投喂赠礼与盗窃机制，修正宝石交付并连接相关草稿

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	Horses occur in ordinary random encounters and fixed stables in Star View, Woodmere, Stormwatch and Skorch. The village granaries provide grain. The [[Draft:Village merchant\|village merchant]] asks 250 Au, but paying does not feed or automatically mount a horse.<ref>{{Source\|lev.c\|280\|394}}; {{Source\|village.c\|172\|198}}; {{Source\|lib/village1.dat}} through {{Source\|lib/village6.dat}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|707\|737}}.</ref>		Horses occur in ordinary random encounters and fixed stables in Star View, Woodmere, Stormwatch and Skorch. The village granaries provide grain. The [[Draft:Village merchant\|village merchant]] asks 250 Au, but paying does not feed or automatically mount a horse.<ref>{{Source\|lev.c\|280\|394}}; {{Source\|village.c\|172\|198}}; {{Source\|lib/village1.dat}} through {{Source\|lib/village6.dat}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|707\|737}}.</ref>

	Give the horse grain, then talk to it and accept the ride. The check requires a peaceful, fed horse, no existing mount and a location outside the current dungeon. Ordinary rations do not satisfy the horse's hunger, and the riding check does not test whether the merchant was paid.<ref>{{Source\|inv.c\|427\|447}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|576\|600}}.</ref>		[[Draft:Feeding and gifts#Giving\|Give]] the horse grain, then talk to it and accept the ride. The check requires a peaceful, fed horse, no existing mount and a location outside the current dungeon. Ordinary rations do not satisfy the horse's hunger, and the riding check does not test whether the merchant was paid. Throwing grain does not feed an ordinary horse: it does not catch thrown gifts.<ref>{{Source\|inv.c\|427\|447}}; {{Source\|mtalk.c\|576\|600}}; {{Source\|command3.c\|257\|273}}; {{Source\|minit.h\|95}}.</ref>

	The [[Draft:Order of Paladins\|Order of Paladins]] also grants a mount on joining and replaces a missing steed on eligible return visits. This places the player directly in the mounted state rather than creating a horse item in inventory.<ref>{{Source\|guild2.c\|692\|722}}.</ref>		The [[Draft:Order of Paladins\|Order of Paladins]] also grants a mount on joining and replaces a missing steed on eligible return visits. This places the player directly in the mounted state rather than creating a horse item in inventory.<ref>{{Source\|guild2.c\|692\|722}}.</ref>

OmegaAdmin: 连续整理怪物独立草稿：来源、能力、遗骸与策略，并同步符号索引

2026-09-11T10:38:32Z

连续整理怪物独立草稿：来源、能力、遗骸与策略，并同步符号索引

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{{Version box|version=0.90.4}}
{{Monster infobox
|name=Horse
|form=Ordinary creature
|glyph=h
|color=brown
|background=none
|attacks=1 physical attack, raw 0–19; no defense
|level=2
|hp=50
|hit=20
|defense=5
|speed=4
|xp=40, on normal death in sight
|generation=See generation and identity below
|items=None at ordinary generation
|immunities=None innate
|remains=Steaming horsemeat; 50% on normal death
|remains_use=Six food; no alchemy
|abilities=Accepts grain; can become a mount
|traits=<li>Initially peaceful and hungry</li><li>swims</li>
|sources={{Source|minit.h|95}}<ref name="card-rules">{{Source|lev.c|316|394}}; {{Source|mon.c|134|203}}; {{Source|mmelee.c|25|51}}; {{Source|mmelee.c|227|311}}; {{Source|aux2.c|689|727}}; {{Source|time.c|47|74}}; {{Source|item.c|63|139}}. Construction, combat, timing and remains.</ref>
}}

A '''horse''' is a swimming animal that can become the player's mount after being fed grain. Riding improves melee hit and damage, changes the action interval and reduces some wilderness travel times, but also introduces risks from terrain and overloading.<ref>{{Source|minit.h|95}}; {{Source|mtalk.c|576|600}}; {{Source|aux1.c|309|313}}.</ref>

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== Generation and obtaining a mount ==
Horses occur in ordinary random encounters and fixed stables in Star View, Woodmere, Stormwatch and Skorch. The village granaries provide grain. The [[Draft:Village merchant|village merchant]] asks 250 Au, but paying does not feed or automatically mount a horse.<ref>{{Source|lev.c|280|394}}; {{Source|village.c|172|198}}; {{Source|lib/village1.dat}} through {{Source|lib/village6.dat}}; {{Source|mtalk.c|707|737}}.</ref>

Give the horse grain, then talk to it and accept the ride. The check requires a peaceful, fed horse, no existing mount and a location outside the current dungeon. Ordinary rations do not satisfy the horse's hunger, and the riding check does not test whether the merchant was paid.<ref>{{Source|inv.c|427|447}}; {{Source|mtalk.c|576|600}}.</ref>

The [[Draft:Order of Paladins|Order of Paladins]] also grants a mount on joining and replaces a missing steed on eligible return visits. This places the player directly in the mounted state rather than creating a horse item in inventory.<ref>{{Source|guild2.c|692|722}}.</ref>

== Riding ==
Mounted melee calculations add ten hit and ten damage, and set the action interval to 3. This is not necessarily faster than an already accelerated unmounted character. The original horse is removed from the map when mounted, without a kill reward.<ref>{{Source|aux1.c|309|313}}; {{Source|mtalk.c|589|600}}.</ref>

{| class="wikitable"
! Wilderness terrain !! Ordinary travel on foot !! Mounted travel
|-
| Road || 1 hour || 1 hour
|-
| River || 3 hours || 3 hours
|-
| Plains or tundra || 2 hours || 1 hour
|-
| Forest || 3 hours || 2 hours
|-
| Jungle or desert || 4 hours || 2 hours
|-
| Mountains || 8 hours || 5 hours
|}
These comparisons exclude other special travel abilities. Druid travel benefits do not stack with the mounted reduction, and riding takes priority over seven-league boots in the relevant travel branch. Ordinary local water does not trigger the unmounted sinking checks while riding.<ref>{{Source|aux3.c|419|585}}; {{Source|command2.c|1175|1183}}; {{Source|move.c|9|37}}.</ref>

=== Losing the horse ===
When attempting wilderness movement while over the weight limit and not levitating, there is a 50% chance of a bucking incident: ten unstoppable damage, loss of the mount and loss of all contents of the backpack. The clearing loop concerns backpack storage, not every accessible equipment slot.<ref>{{Source|command2.c|1130|1160}}.</ref>

Dismounting in the countryside warns that the horse will wander away. In a local scene, dismounting places a peaceful, fed horse at the player's position, reset to the ordinary 50 HP template rather than preserving the original individual. Entering the Goblin Caves, Volcano, Astral Plane or Archmage's Castle removes the mount; entering the sewers instead dismounts at the entrance.<ref>{{Source|command3.c|1021|1045}}; {{Source|aux2.c|1043|1141}}.</ref>

Riding is not general protection against traps, fire or raw Chaos. For example, entering raw Chaos removes the mount. Terrain confirmation can also make a horse refuse hazardous ground other than ordinary water.<ref>{{Source|move.c|40|52}}; {{Source|aux1.c|187|211}}.</ref>

== Combat and remains ==
A horse begins peaceful and hungry, with no possessions or innate immunities. If hostile, it has one physical attack for raw damage 0–19 and no defensive actions. It can swim. Normal death has a 50% chance to leave horsemeat that provides six food; the remains have no alchemical use.<ref>{{Source|minit.h|95}}; {{Source|mmelee.c|25|51}}; {{Source|mon.c|193|201}}; {{Source|item.c|63|139}}; {{Source|command2.c|130|158}}.</ref>

== Strategy ==
Secure grain and a safe approach before relying on a stable purchase. Riding is useful for melee bonuses, ordinary water and long overland journeys, but watch the total carried weight: losing a loaded backpack is much more costly than merely losing the horse. Plan dismounting and dungeon entry before investing in a mount, and compare interval 3 with any stronger speed effect already available.

== References ==
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