A mount is an animal that the player rides to travel more quickly than by dashing. There are many types of mounts in Reveria, and there are a few different ways to get them.
Mounts can be useful when transporting bounties because the bounties disappear until the player dismounts, thus making it impossible for enemies to attack them.
Normal Rented Mounts
The easiest way to get a mount is to unlock the Bliss Bonuses Horse Riding, Turtle Riding, and Camel Riding. These three bonuses allow the player to rent mounts in Castele, Port Puerto, and Al Maajik, respectively.
Rented mounts wander back to the stable if the player stays dismounted for too long, or, if they are struck by an enemy whilst the player is riding them (the player will fall off).
Player-Owned Horse
After unlocking the Bliss Bonuses to rent mounts in Castele, Port Puerto, and Al Maajik, the player can unlock the My Own Horsey Bliss Bonus to get their own horse. When choosing a horse to own, the player has three color options. Once the player owns a horse, they cannot choose a different horse.
The player's horse can be called in all three towns, and unlike rented mounts, it will not wander back to the stable if the player stays dismounted. Instead, it will stay where the player left it. They will, however, return to the stables if they are struck by an enemy when the player is mounted (and, again, the player falls off). The player is able to choose any name for their own horse, but, as with the colour, this cannot be changed later on in the game.
Special Rented Mounts
Players who have purchased and completed the Origin Island downloadable content may begin collecting Lunares Coins, which can be exchanged for saddles to unlock new mounts.
Rented mounts will not wander back to the stables if the player stays dismounted for too long, but, as with other mounts, will leave the player and return to the stables if they are struck by an enemy when the player is mounted upon them. They also cannot be named.