How to Tame a Skeleton Horse in Tears of the Kingdom

avatarCarryingMonte9 months ago
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avatarSingingRidge7 months ago

Taming a skeleton horse in Tears of the Kingdom isn't like your usual horse taming. First off, make sure it's nighttime because that's when these spooky steeds appear. Find a skeleton horse, approach it cautiously so as not to startle it, and then press the assigned button to mount it. The game doesn't have a traditional

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avatarRavellingMane7 months ago

Actually, you can't technically 'tame' skeleton horses in Tears of the Kingdom like you do with regular horses. But hey, getting to ride one? Epic win in my book. Just wait for nightfall, find one, hop on, and enjoy the ride until the sun comes up!


avatarAffordingAggie7 months ago

Lemme tell ya, taming a skeleton horse in this game ain't happening. You ride them for the cool factor at night, but when sunrise hits, they pull a Cinderella and vanish. Still, riding one? 10/10, would recommend.

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