Tricks are specified as "Typical tasks are those taught to a dog or similar pet i.e. As semi intelligent is 2-4, 1d3+1 was used to determine the individual animals' INT score, then x3 for tricks. Which rules/guidelines are you referring to, the tricks? Animal Friendship, the first level druid spell, allows the druid to teach any companion he has befriended 3 tricks per point of INT the animal possesses. I might want to file them away for later. Also, I know I saw or read somewhere some general rules on animal husbandry but where did you get those rules/ guidelines. I am curious to here about your other tricks that the druid is teaching the animal. As far as dogs riding horses, no fantasy there I have seen it live. Last is a dog of the same rough size as the one you are describing on top of a draft hors which is a big darn horse very broad back. The second pic is of two small dogs riding a pony. First off the first picture is a mule or donkey but it does have a saddle which makes the platform wider. Rangert wrote:No problem there just mechanics that's all and if you are DM another way to rid your PCs of loot and keep the story going. I tried the 2nd Edition A&E, but it has a focus on barding and not everyday gear, and even then doesn't list costs or weights. so a saddle blanket, riding saddle, saddlebags, stirrups, reins, bit & bridle, and horseshoes. The pony is an actual mount, for a gnome. I don't think any special saddle or anything would be required - do you? The druid's dog is trained to ride on the mule, forward of the packsaddle. As it is trained with 9 tricks, a few of which include heel and stay, a bit & bridle is not needed. The mule is needing a saddle blanket, pack (not riding) saddle, a pair of saddlebags behind the pack saddle, and horseshoes (donkeyshoes?). I personally like to be more detail oriented than most (most I know, anyway) - so would like to know the actual costs and weight of the equipment these creatures do have a load rating, after all. With a druid in the party who has a mule for an animal companion, and a gnome illusionist who insists on riding a pony everywhere, the question of equipment for these animals is coming up.
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