<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=272999.msg13467423#msg13467423">Quote from: LisztesFerenc on 28-08-2017, 15:25:23</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">  Lyara, and now Selise and Ares have bedrolls, so Leofwine will probably want to buy a bedroll. Vara I assume feels she can do without, or will she buy one too? Other than that, yeah I think everyone is ready to go.<br/><br/>  As for the warhorse, it turns out attack bonuses for horses are a bit of a mess. The draft horse gets ability + proficiency to its attack roll, as would be expected, the warhorse lacks proficiency, which on its own could be intentional, you can argue a horses cannot train to use its hooves the way a humanoid trains with a weapon with is what proficiency represents to them. However when you consider that other animals including the draft horse do get it, this lis likely a typo. To make matters even more confusing, riding horses apparently don't get their ability bonus to attack modifiers, only proficiency, which is probably also a typo.<br/><br/>  So, in summary war horses do indeed attack at +6 for 2d6+4, whilst riding horses now attack at +5 for 2d4+3.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>Thanks for clarifying that. :-)<br/><br/>Right now, I don't see it being an issue anyway though. I mean, horses are typically for higher level characters. Leofwine is the first level 1 character I ever saw with a horse. If all goes well, we might all have a horse after after the first quest, but personally I see it more as a means of transportation to get quicker from A to B than as something to attack with. It might add some nice flavor to the roleplay, but you'll probably want your horse armored first in that case and that's a pretty expensive thing to do.