A ceremonial barding crafted by the master artisans of Hernand. It boasts both elegance and practical functionality. Only those who have contributed to Hernand are permitted to possess it.

A practical barding that offers solid defense while remaining lightweight. Only those who have performed great deeds for Pailune are permitted to possess it.

A barding crafted in Demeniss for official ceremonial events. Only those who have contributed to Demeniss are permitted to possess it.

An ornately decorated horse tack. Delesyia’s renowned craftsmanship can be seen in every detail. Only those who have contributed to Delesyia are permitted to possess it.

A barding featuring Tommaso’s signature scale armor construction. It offers ample defense while allowing for smooth movement. Only those who have contributed to Tashkalp are permitted to possess it.

Practical barding crafted in Calphade. It has thick cloth built to endure harsh conditions and iron plates set along the hindquarters. Rough in appearance but solidly built, it protects the horse against the northern wind and enemy attacks.

Barding crafted in Varnia. Silver plates that reflect the sunlight are edged with gold trim, giving it an awe inspiring dignity. Sturdy enough to endure the harsh pilgrim roads, it also bears an elegant design that reflects the wealth of a great trading city.

Military barding of House Wells. The blue plate and gold trim radiate the prestige of a noble lineage. It boasts exceptional defense, even in the heat of constant combat.

Expertly crafted plate barding, precision-fitted to the horse’s frame. This seamless armor is impenetrable, shrugging off any arrow or bullet that dares to strike it.

Barding worn by a horse to connect it to a wagon.

Barding worn by a horse to connect it to a wagon.

Red cloth barding of the Kingdom of Demeniss. It features striking golden patterns that showcase the capital’s immense wealth. Its intense crimson hue bolsters the morale of allies on the battlefield.

Blue cloth barding used by the soldiers of Hernand. Eschewing flashiness for utility, its design reflects the grim resolve of the soldiers who silently stand watch over their territories.

Golden cloth barding of the Delesyian soldiers. It features premium yellow fabric accented by clean green trimmings. The design is characterized by its sleek, practical tailoring and lack of unnecessary flair.

Barding distinguished by a harmonious layout of red fabric set in sharp contrast against deep blue cloth.
Built with mobility in mind, it’s made from lightweight fabric.

Barding emblazoned with a pattern like the blazing desert sun.
Though it’s made of cloth, it’s thick enough to boast excellent Defense even amid nonstop combat.

Tommaso’s red leather champron, imbued with raw survival instinct. Its design features metal studs driven into coarse leather to amplify its sense of intimidation.

A black leather champron imbued with the majesty of the Kingdom of Demeniss. As a testament to the kingdom’s immense wealth, exquisite golden jewelcrafting is embroidered across the jet-black leather.

Varnia’s silver steel champron. Its elegant curves reflect light from the scorching sun, while intricate gold trim adds a touch of sacred grace.

A champron made with a base of black quilted leather. A pair of long, curved black horns are attached on the top of the head. The edges are decorated with red and yellow triangular patterns, and a red embroidered design is planted between the eyes.

A silver plate champron with golden borders. The horn on the forehead symbolizes the divine majesty of Solumen, while the blue feathers represent the winds of the rugged cliffs.

A champron with a silver plate base and golden decorations. The ear sections are covered by spiral protectors shaped like mountain goat horns, while the eye areas are decorated with golden cogwheel details.

A champron featuring a striking contrast between its jet-black base and beautiful gold trimmings. A long horn, twisted into a golden spiral, is mounted upon a petal-shaped plate in the center of the forehead. When equipped, it grants the horse a mystical silhouette reminiscent of a legendary unicorn.

The official champron of House Wells. The golden lizard decoration on the bridge of the nose symbolizes their persistent loyalty to the royal family.

A traditional champron for the riders of Pailune. It features brass colored metal plates specially treated to withstand the biting cold, interwoven with thick leather straps to ensure both defense and thermal insulation.

A champron crafted in the Delesyian style. The uniformly braided golden cords evoke the image of Delesyia’s bountiful fields.

A silver plate champron that broadens across the horse’s face, accented by a decorative crest on the brow. Its curved design deflects arrows and bullets alike, allowing your mount to charge forward without hesitation.

A travel saddle made of leather that has been softened and broken in by years of use. A worn quilted pad is tucked underneath���while it isn’t exactly luxurious, it gets the job done for any mount.

House Wells’s cavalry saddle. Thanks to the thick orange padding, the rider experiences less fatigue even during long patrols. While it serves as a symbol of a prestigious family loyal to the crown, the constant combat often leaves these saddles worn and frayed.

A Varnia-style saddle. It is crafted from metal and leather specially treated to withstand the desert’s heat. It is primarily used by pilgrims on long journeys or ambitious merchants dreaming of becoming tycoons.

A sleek, polished brown leather saddle. Featuring a high pommel and cantle, its overall structure boasts a sharp yet classic silhouette.

An ornate saddle featuring vibrant red-dyed leather accented with green and golden embroidery. In Tommaso, sporting such conspicuous equipment is a clear statement that the rider is a powerhouse whom no one would dare provoke.

A saddle with a dense pattern worked across the entire leather. Its rugged yet refined texture is highlighted by the striking contrast between the silver trim and the dark leather.

A light brown leather saddle specially tanned to withstand both the frigid chill of snow covered lands and the searing heat of volcanic regions. It features a striking row of gold studs meticulously set along the edges.

A simple, pale yellow saddle designed with a focus on practicality over flair. This piece favors a clean, understated aesthetic.

A dark brown leather saddle accented with silver studs in a precise, geometric pattern. Its flaps feature horizontal quilting, creating a thick, textured profile. Lined with a red trim along the edges, it highlights the raw, rugged texture of the natural leather.

A saddle that embodies the pinnacle of Delesyia’s craftsmanship. It is a true masterpiece, seamlessly blending efficiency with aesthetic beauty.

A saddle embodying the majesty of vast Demeniss. It reflects the might of a kingdom ruling vast territories and its unwavering pride in defending freedom.

A saddle that has reinforced plate with premium black leather, prioritizing both high durability and rider comfort. It ensures the rider maintains a steady seat even in the heat of brutal combat.

Silver horseshoes forged for durability, designed to navigate Hernand’s rugged regions with ease.

Crudely forged horseshoes. They prioritize durability over fine craftsmanship.

Crudely forged horseshoes. They prioritize durability over fine craftsmanship.

Silver horseshoes forged for durability, designed to navigate Hernand’s rugged regions with ease.

Steel horseshoes forged for durability, designed to navigate Hernand’s rugged regions with ease.

Horseshoes forged for durability, designed to navigate Hernand’s rugged regions with ease.

Horseshoes crafted from intricately twisted Pailunese silver. The central bow knot effectively dissipates ground impact, allowing horses to gallop effortlessly even across rugged terrain.

Horseshoes crafted using Delesyia’s precision engineering. Their machine refined curves ensure a perfect, seamless fit against the horse’s hooves.

Silver horseshoes forged for durability, designed to navigate Hernand’s rugged regions with ease.

Stirrups crudely hammered from rough cast iron. The uneven finish and patches of red rust suggest they have been neglected in a corner of the storage for a long time.

Handmade stirrups obtainable from the saddler in Delesyia. Constructed with multiple layers of tough leather for superior durability, the surface is exquisitely engraved with an antique vine pattern. They are the ultimate culmination of the saddler’s secretly honed craftsmanship.