Maximize Your Stable: How Many Horses in Zelda?
Discover the ultimate equestrian experience in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom With the ability to tame multiple horses, players can access stables and build an impressive stable of trusty steeds But just how many horses can a player own? Find out here
In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, players can explore the vast fields of Hyrule on horseback and even tame and keep these majestic creatures in various stables scattered throughout the map. With a diverse range of coat colors and unique spot placements, these horses offer a personalized touch to each player's journey. On top of that, the game also provides the opportunity to acquire rare horses, such as the giant and golden horses. However, players must keep in mind that there is a limit to the number of horses they can possess at once. These loyal companions not only provide a faster mode of transportation but can also pull carriages for added convenience.
How Many Horses Can A Player Own
In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, there are a total of 16 different stables that players can find through Hyrule. Each one is located in a different spot listed below.
Dueling Peaks Stable
Players can take advantage of the numerous stables scattered throughout the vast world of Tears of the Kingdom. With up to six horses tamed at once, stables serve as convenient locations for players to switch out their trusty steeds and embark on their next adventure. From the lush Faron Grasslands to the snowy peaks of the Hebra Mountains, stables are located in various regions, providing easy access to players traversing the vast landscape.
Players can technically tame more than six horses, but there is a catch. If they choose to tame a seventh horse, they will be informed by the stable owner that there is no more space. To add a new horse to their collection, players must give up one of their saved and stabled six horses. While this allows players to save rarer horses such as the giant white or golden horse, it is unfortunate that they must choose between their equine companions.
Only being able to house six horses may seem like a small number to some, but the game makes it easy to switch between them at all the stables in the game.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is now available for the Nintendo Switch.
