Starbreed

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Starbreeds are mystical and rare horses appearing exclusively on Jorvik. It is said that they came about after magic meteorites fell on the island and began affecting the wild horses. Most of them are trained in the Druid riding school in order to be ridden by other members of Aideen. Starbreeds that do not accomplish their destiny by bonding with their guardian can make great competition horses. Horses can be easily identified as a Starbreed using Wild Whispering.

Known Star breeds

• Acerbus
• Calanthe
• Concorde
• Khaan
• Meteor
• Nightdust
• Nix
• The Player's Horse
• Rune Runner
• Mortifa (previously known as Stalker)
• Starshine
• Texas
• Tin-Can

Trivia

• All dark horses are corrupted Starbreeds that have fallen in the wrong hands.
• If a Starbreed bonds with its guardian, there can be no stronger bond.
• Starbreeds (guardian horses) are known to have the ability to reincarnate. Proven in the Starbreed quests of the Star Stable Online Game where Elizabeth mentions of finding another incarnation of Concorde after hearing what happened to Anne and the previous Concorde.
  • Concorde's current incarnation is a mare, which is rare for Soul horses to be such.
• Starbreeds (guardian horses) are able to communicate telepathically with their riders.
  • In "Clouds over Silverglade" and Star Stable Online, the guardians are able to communicate telepathically with all soul riders and primeval trees.
  • However, even though Starbreeds (guardian horses) are able to reincarnate it takes a while for their telepathic abilities to start working. During SSO's ten year anniversary celebration, Concorde couldn't "talk" yet, meaning their telepathic abilities start when they are older than 3 months old.
• When the bond between the player and their first horse is strong enough, the horse will begin to activate their powers, as seen in the quest "Saving Justin".
  • It is unknown if, as the fifth Soul Rider, the player's starter horse can use all four of the guardian horses' powers.
• According to Herman, due to their bond, a Starbreed will reflect an aspect of their rider's personality.
• As seen in "Clouds over Silverglade", on occasion, guardian horses can go on missions on their own.