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Message ID: 5023
Date: Mon Sep 1 20:00:14 BST 2003
Author: Thomas
Subject: Re: [EverQuest] Questions


 
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From: STG2 Pierce
To: 'EverQuest@yahoogroups.com'
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 8:27 AM
Subject: [EverQuest] Questions

Hello everyone I've got a few questions that I hope some of you can help me out with.  Ok I haven't really played LoY yet (being that I am in the navy and we went to sea a couple of days after it came out and I kept getting booted from the game) and I had a chance to go online and check out the latest EQ stuff and I saw these monster looking things that you can ride like a horse.  I was wondering what are these things and are they better than having a horse?  Another thing I was wondering is it ture the fastest horse in the game is Pegasus?  One last thing I was wondering about is that if you go to the horse stalls at the bazaar there is this merchant selling various items and a couple of them caught my eye, a large bag of plat and a small bag of plat both of them costing an insane amount of plat with the small bag costing way more than the large... so my question is does anyone know what these bags of plat are for and what they do?  If anyone can help me out in answering these questions I'd appericate it.  Happy hunting!
 
Dabruiser Troll
Warrior of the 29th Season
 
To answer your questions......
The lizard you see people riding are called Drogmars....they are the mounts sold in the new LoY zone, similar to horses they do not have the horses head in front of the caster so often they are more sought after.
 
The bag of platinum you see the merchants having is what players are handed when they trade in their old horses.  The bridles are no-drop so they cannot be sold the normal way.  There is a stable hand there that you hand a bridle to and he gives you a bag of plat that can be sold.  The big bag might have been a bigger horse but the small bag may have been from a more expensive horse.  They are used to try to get back part of the expense of the horses.
 
As for Pegasus, not sure since i had never heard of that, but the general rule is the more expensive the horse, the faster it runs and the stronger it is.