The Stable
The Stable keeps the mounts you have tamed safe and ready. Register a mount once, then call it to your side from anywhere with /stable. No more hunting for the horse you left tied up three biomes ago.
What can go in
Section titled “What can go in”Any mount you tamed yourself:
- Horses, donkeys and mules
- Skeleton horses and zombie horses
- Camels and camel husks
- Nautiluses and zombie nautiluses
Llamas cannot be stabled.
Registering a mount
Section titled “Registering a mount”- Tame the mount (and saddle it, so you can ride it when it comes back).
- Ride it and run
/stable add, or press the saddle button in the/stablemenu. - It is now in your Stable and stays out as your active mount.
You get 4 berths. When your Stable is full, release a mount to make room.
Calling and sending back
Section titled “Calling and sending back”Open /stable (or /mounts). Each card shows the mount’s type, name, speed, jump height, health and status.
- Left click a card to call that mount. It appears at your feet and seats you if it has a saddle.
- Left click the mount that is already out to send it back to the Stable.
- Shift + right click twice to release a mount for good. It goes back into the world as a normal mount.
Only one mount can be out at a time. Calling another one sends the first back. Saddles, armor, chest contents, names and stats all stay with the mount.
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| Berths | 4 |
| Time between calls | 5 seconds |
| No calling after combat | 10 seconds after you hit or are hit by a mob or player |
| Goes home if you walk away | more than 48 blocks from an unridden mount |
| Rest after it “dies” | 10 minutes |
- Land mounts need solid ground under you. A nautilus needs water.
- You can call mounts in the main world, Frontier, the resource worlds, and the Nether and End. You cannot call them in Pailhaven, boss arenas, raids, dungeons or The Hunt.
- Mounts also head home when you log out or change worlds.
- Only you can ride your summoned mount.
- You can ride your own mount through other players’ lands, even ones that turn off vehicles for visitors. Lands that ban you from entering still turn you away.
- Tamed zombie horses do not burn in daylight. Wild ones still do.
Looking for a little companion instead of a mount? See Pets.