Howrse - Howrse

before, with the same name, but was inactive for too long.

It is lovely to browse around on your pages and see so many names that I

recognize

Thank you for congratulating me, I will try to return all.

I accept all friends!

If you need help with an objective (or anything) I will do my very best to help!

Or if you have any questions about the game or how I play the game, or if

you just want someone to talk to. I am here and I will respond when I see!

I love to write and read fantasy, and draw, and watch disney movies.
(And any Aging Points you do not need I will be very grateful for!)

The friend project!

Hello friends! Because all of you are stars I have started a little project to write "star" after your name in my friend's list in your own language! So if you see this and would like to tell me your language, just message me!

About my game:

(Non pass buyer). I love to BLUP horses! Casually breeding brumbys, percherons, curlys, unicorns, donkeys, NIB horses, newfl and quarter ponies. Feel free to negotiate the horses in my sales! Details about my breeding farms, and affixes (with links) are below!

About the breeding farms:

Deity: divines and specials.

nebula: foals and horses.

Rising Stars: have won.

All Stars: have 100 BLUP.

Super Stars: have a rosette.

Welcome to A Piece Of Eternity!

One small step at a time; is still moving forward.

The affixes:

-Starlings- the standard affix for most horses.

-BrumbyBears- the affix for the brumbys.

-CrossroadCurls- the affix for the curlys.

-NebulousNewfound- the affix for newfies.

-of Stars and Stones- the affix for donkeys.

-of Seas and Skies- the affix for draft horses.

-of Songs and Spells- the affix for unicorns.

-of Eternity- the affix for the special horses.

How to BLUP a horse:

(a little guide - true for all horses)

IN GENERAL

To become 100 BLUP a horse needs to be 10 years old, have won 20 competitions,
and be fully trained in its top three skills (by training, doing mountain and forest
rides, and entering competitions that use the top three skills).

- It is a good idea to board the horse in an equestrian center that offers shower and
water (to get the most energy out of the horse's day), and be located in either
mountains or forests (to reduce the time needed for doing rides there).

- If you are on a computer you can hover your mouse over a competition to see how
many skills are left to gain. If all skills are gained from that competition it won't say
anything other than "Duration: 2h".

COMPETITIONS

Most people find winning 20 competitions most difficult about BLUPing. For that there
is a concept called "target training" in which you carefully train or don't train certain
skills to be able to enter them in low level competitions, making wins easier. (Many
people use target training as a technique though, so it might still not be easy to win).

If you click on a competition type you will see at the top your own horse's skills for that
competition. The skill that is written at the very top is the main skill for that
competition, and you want that one to be as low as possible to be able to enter low level
competitions. The other 2 skills, you want them to be as high as possible, to make the
low level competitions easier to win.

OTHER

Black market items are NOT needed to BLUP a horse (but might be needed for a
possible grand prix winner). The BLUPing doesn't have to be done before 10 years of
age, but if it is a mare that is not immortal, doing that will make sure you have a lot of
time left to get several good foals from her, which is why many people or teams usually
try to do that. And also to use as few Aging Points as possible for the BLUPing:
60 APs - to get the horse to 10 years of age.

I hope you find this useful!
If you have more questions or want me to clarify something just message me!

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ASCENT OF OLYMPUS:

The main goal is to match the amount of the symbols shown in each "room",
with the amount of symbols on your horses' cards. Leveling up your horses gives them a
higher amout of symbols, which is why that is a good idea. And keeping them energized
is important so you can keep using them through the challenges.

But loads of luck is needed as well!

THRESHOLD ONE:

Sometimes I get better cards like 4 and 5 stars, and then the main focus is leveling
them, keeping energy and switching the low star cards for better ones if I get the
chance. Usually I end up with maybe one 3 star + two 2 star cards in the beginning,
and yes: that will make it a bit trickier but it is NOT the end already.

I find that it doesn't matter that much which cards you start out with, but
more: what cards you can choose on the way after your wins. Sure: better cards
in the beginning are going to make it a bit easier for you, BUT they are no
guarantee. If you have the best cards in the game it still is not going to work out
if you don't get the chance to choose energy cards to keep them running.

If I get a 3 star card in the beginning I focus on leveling that one and using my 2 star
cards as it doesn't matter much if they run out of energy. If I don't get the choice of a
level up card I usually pick boosters or another 3 star card, I usually do not bother to
pick 2 star cards at all.

When I have two 3 star cards I focus on leveling them up and keeping them with
energy. I might pick up an extra 3 star card to feel a little more on the safe side
and level it if I can.

THRESHOLD TWO:

By Treshold two I can usually pick up a 4 star, or even 5 star card. Then I try to level
them up but I also try to make sure that my 3 best cards have energy.

When choosing a new horse card, try to pick one that compliments the skills your
other horse cards have. For example if your horses are low in the green symbol, try
to pick a new card with a higher number of green symbols, so that your horses skills
are spread evenly in all four colours.

When I have three decent cards (3 stars or above, with full levels) I just focus on
keeping them with energy and picking up boosters.

The main thing here and through the game is to hope you get the cards you need
(energy, levels, boosters, and so on), and to try to plan ahead if you do not. It is
usually good to choose energy cards when you can as there are no guarantees that
you'll get them or when, and you don't want to be left stranded if you can avoid it.

But sometimes of course you have really bad luck and there's not much to be done
about it.

You CAN, however, use boosters on their own, without horses.

THRESHOLD THREE:

In number three I usually don't pick up new cards, unless it is early on so that I feel
confident on being able to level it (if not; my leveled 3 star cards are going to be
better anyway), or unless I cannot choose anything other than a new horse card.

Same thing through here. Make sure to keep my three best cards with energy and
maybe having another decent card as back-up. Pick up bonuses.

Try to pick boosters in all different colours if you can, so that they,
as well as the skills of your horses, are evenly spread to all skills.

On the side you can see where you are in the threshold and that way you can know
how much energy you'll need to make it through. For example: if I have two battles
left before the Boss and my best horses have three or more energy, then I know I
won't need to pick any more energy cards on my way. And then I usually only pick
up boosters as they are going to help with the boss.

THE BOSS:

When meeting the boss I use my three best cards and all the boosters I have, and
hope for the best. I don't think I have ever met the boss with a 100% chance of
winning, but I have managed to win, and I have lost. It is frustrating to lose when
you're that close, of course, but I don't beat myself up too much about it.

PRACTICE:

Practice makes better! Try different things and try to not rush through:
take a moment to breathe and think.

If you want more chances at practicing, without wasting obols or passes on your
account, I suggest creating an account on a different language server (such as
Canada, Australia and so on), as you get more obols when starting out with the
tutorial.

But remember that knowing the game doesn't mean you'll win all the time,

as it is very much based on luck! VERY much based on luck!

Happy gaming to you all!

Thanks for reading, have good days!