They can be recruited from Khuzait villages and have a basic wage of 8 denars. 6 to 10 apples max out the affection, works even with Royal and Giant horses. The Khuzait Horse Archer is a Tier 4 ranged cavalry unit for the Khuzaits. You even don't need to drop them, the horse will start eating out of your hands. In this guide on How To Recruit Special Units In Mount & Blade II Bannerlord we explain a great but rarely used mechanic that lets you recruit more troops than just the towns and villages have to offer, including exclusive and special units. Dismount in a safe zone (so that your horse won't be spooked by a monster popping up) and hold a bunch of apples or any other fruit or vegetables. Special units can really help you recruit more troops.

Maxing out bond with your horse is crucial, but taming one in some dangerous areas can be a pain. The next installment in the acclaimed Mount & Blade game series, entitled: Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. You can even find other types of bridles and saddles by undertaking Side Quests and other minigames. Once registered - wild horses can also have their manes, bridles, and saddles customized by speaking on horseback to the stable attendant looking over the other horses - but only horses you have maxed affection with. Their stats can be as low as one star or as high as four in any category. The stats of the horse may improve if you venture into dangerous areas - but you'll never know how good your horse is until you register them. Wild Horses are found in many places - from the fields of Central Hyrule, to the grasslands of the Dueling Peak and around Lake Hylia, all the way to the plains in Akkala or the snowy tundras of the Hebra Mountains and beyond. See our How to Tame a Horse page for everything you need to know about these mounts.

If you’re traveling at speed and want to quickly dismount, hold backwards to slow.

Wild horses are the most basic mount in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and can be found fairly early on in Link's adventure. Mount & Blade 2 requires you to be completely stopped on your horse before it allows you to actually get off.

Mount and blade horses