Mudbucket
29750 Tria for +32.0 Move Speed. Mudbucket is the horse Hogan sells, and the price puts it in a bracket nothing else in Dewdrop Village occupies. The Explorer Rucksack at 11550 Tria is the next largest purchase and it costs less than half as much. Slow, dusty, and smells like a barn, described as the most honest horse your money can buy. That framing is doing something useful: Mudbucket is the entry-level mount, not a good one. The +32.0 speed is what you are paying for and there is nothing else attached. The alternative is a Sheep. She costs 1750 Tria from the same vendor and grows big enough to ride if you feed her properly through 800 experience. That is the same destination for roughly six percent of the price, paid in hay and patience instead of Tria. Anyone who can wait should take that route, and anyone doing the maths on a horse should at least know the sheep exists. Where Mudbucket wins is immediacy. The sheep needs feeding, a pen at 1750 Tria and time before she becomes a mount. The horse works the moment you buy it. If travel time is what actually bothers you, and you have the Tria sitting there, buying the problem away is a reasonable thing to do. Hogan pays 1105 Tria to take it back, under four percent of what you spent. Worth weighing against Village Scroll at 250 Tria a use, which handles the specific problem of getting back to town with a full bag. A mount helps everywhere, scrolls help on the return trip only, and 29750 Tria buys 119 scrolls. For a player whose travel is mostly farm to village and back, the scrolls cover it. Mudbucket carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Money is the only barrier. Buy it once Tria stops being a constraint, which for most players means after the tools, the bags and a working farm. As a first big purchase it will leave you fast and broke.
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29750 Tria for +32.0 Move Speed. Mudbucket is the horse Hogan sells, and the price puts it in a bracket nothing else in Dewdrop Village occupies. The Explorer Rucksack at 11550 Tria is the next largest purchase and it costs less than half as much. Slow, dusty, and smells like a barn, described as the most honest horse your money can buy. That framing is doing something useful: Mudbucket is the entry-level mount, not a good one. The +32.0 speed is what you are paying for and there is nothing else attached. The alternative is a Sheep. She costs 1750 Tria from the same vendor and grows big enough to ride if you feed her properly through 800 experience. That is the same destination for roughly six percent of the price, paid in hay and patience instead of Tria. Anyone who can wait should take that route, and anyone doing the maths on a horse should at least know the sheep exists. Where Mudbucket wins is immediacy. The sheep needs feeding, a pen at 1750 Tria and time before she becomes a mount. The horse works the moment you buy it. If travel time is what actually bothers you, and you have the Tria sitting there, buying the problem away is a reasonable thing to do. Hogan pays 1105 Tria to take it back, under four percent of what you spent. Worth weighing against Village Scroll at 250 Tria a use, which handles the specific problem of getting back to town with a full bag. A mount helps everywhere, scrolls help on the return trip only, and 29750 Tria buys 119 scrolls. For a player whose travel is mostly farm to village and back, the scrolls cover it. Mudbucket carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Money is the only barrier. Buy it once Tria stops being a constraint, which for most players means after the tools, the bags and a working farm. As a first big purchase it will leave you fast and broke.
Mudbucket is a tradeable item in The Portal. The current market value is 0 Tria. This item has unknown demand in the trading community.
This item belongs to: Creature, Mount.
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