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How to get a horse in Slayers 2

Horses are ridable, and once you have one it lives in your hotbar. You reportedly find a wild one, pay to tame it, then equip it from your inventory.

A player riding a brown horse along a grey road, a horse head icon in the hotbar

Riding a brown horse. The hotbar's fifth slot holds a horse's head. Bottom right, under Dash, a hint begins Left Shift to change g… and is cut off by the screen edge.

How taming reportedly works

  1. 1

    Find one

    Horses spawn at random around the map.

  2. 2

    Pay

    15,000 Wen.

  3. 3

    Minigame

    Win a quick minigame to tame it.

  4. 4

    Equip

    Equip the horse from your inventory.

For scale, 15,000 Wen is 34 world boss kills at 450 Wen each. Shiro’s level 100 quest pays 6,000 on its own; the leveling table lists the other Wen rewards.

Horse basics

  • Once you own a horse it sits in your hotbar, though not always in the same slot (3, 4 and 5 all turn up).
  • Shift changes its pace: Shift to run, double-tap for a gallop.
  • At least one horse belongs to someone called MoldySugar: One of MoldySugar's horses has escaped... tame it first.
  • A horse locator pass is on sale: Horse Spawn Locator, 120 Robux.

The Horse Spawn Locator pass

The game sells a Horse Spawn Locator for 120 Robux, the cheapest of its passes. Its description is blank, so the pass page never says what you are buying.

The other locator passes do explain themselves. Night Market Locator, for example, says it adds “Marker(s) to show you the location of the black marketers(s)”. By the same pattern the horse one should mark where horses appear, though the pass itself does not promise it.

All 6 passes, with their prices and full descriptions, are on the game passes page.

MoldySugar’s runaway horse

While you level, a message can pop up about a horse that escaped from someone called MoldySugar and needs taming. It does not say where the horse went.

There is also a Moldy Sugar NPC in the starting village, marked by a pink-haired icon, whose errand opens a shop with stock that rotates every hour.

A player on a dirt path under a pink tree, a message with a portrait on the left

A message beside a red-haired portrait on the left reads One of MoldySugar's horses has escaped... tame it first.

Horse or shrine?

They do different jobs. Shrines teleport you between villages once you have unlocked them, and the map page shows where each one is. A horse covers the ground between: teleport to the Mistfall Harbor shrine, for example, then call your horse and ride on across the bridge. Expect about a two-second wait before it will move, so it is not an instant getaway in a fight.