Call mount, what about "warhorse"?
Call mount, what about "warhorse"?
Since paladins now have the "call mount" ability, what will happen to the training quest that allowed them to learn the "warhorse" spell? Will this be updated, and if so what about the paladins who have already learned "warhorse"?
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As I understand it, 'Call Mount' does not create a mount as the Warhorse prayer did. It instead summons your mount from another plane.
The Warhorse prayer was removed during the code update as it no longer exists in that form. What changes were made to the quest you mentioned I am not sure. Perhaps Garl can fill in the blanks on my reply
Whether the existing paladin mounts respond to giveleave and 'call mount' I'm not sure, but those owning a celestial mount can use the prayer.CALL MOUNT
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Syntax: call
This is a special ability of Paladins, which allows them to summon their
companion steed from their celestial home plane. Paladins can use this
ability only once per day.
Syntax: giveleave
This command allows a paladin to send their special mount to their
celestial home plane, where they can then rest and heal.
The Warhorse prayer was removed during the code update as it no longer exists in that form. What changes were made to the quest you mentioned I am not sure. Perhaps Garl can fill in the blanks on my reply
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In regards to the 'old' Warhorse spell and to those characters that previously had it, i take it that they (I) have no longer got that spell any longer deliberately.... and that it will not be coming back in as a spell option at a later date??
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