Stardew Valley: How To Get A Horse
Horses are one of Stardew Valley's unsung heroes. Not only are they cute, but they're also super useful for getting around town to speak to NPC's and access different locations. After all, many players can relate to feeling at least a little frustrated with how much time it can take to get from one place to the next after a while, and in the early game, who has an entire in-game hour to waste walking from their farm to the beach?
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Luckily, getting ahold of a horse can save Stardew Valley players tons of trouble and time. But how can players get their hands on a horse, and how many in-game weeks might it take? Worry not — this guide will explain it all!
Firstly, players interested in getting a horse should begin preparing the resources they'll need as soon as they can. Horses are technically free, as the player receives one for no additional cost the first time they purchase a stable from Robin.
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However, buying a stable from Robin costs 10,000g, as well as 5 iron bars and 100 pieces of hardwood. From the items required for the stable to be built, it's pretty obvious that purchasing a stable isn't all that realistic during the very early game. That being said, there are still things players can do during their first few in-game weeks to help themselves save up enough resources to purchase the stable later into their first year.
As mentioned, there are primarily two main resources needed alongside gold for one of Robin's stables: iron bars, and hardwood. These resources may seem difficult to get ahold of, but worry not — there are plenty of ways to access these resources all throughout Stardew Valley.
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