Patch notes

What's new in Orblies

A rider on a chestnut Trotter steed in a sunny meadow next to the village
UPDATE 3 · OCTOBER 2026

Steeds

Ride your own steed: collect coats, breed eggs, grow bigger steeds and gear up with a Riding Crop.

Orblies now has steeds: friendly ponies you ride across every world, much faster than walking. Collect coats, breed them into eggs, grow them into bigger steeds and make them even faster.

The stable paddock in Moonrise Village with fences, hay bales and two steeds

The Stable Keeper

Find the Stable Keeper at the paddock in Moonrise Village and press E. From Level 10 he gives you the Stable Keeper's Errand: catch 10 Orblies and come back for a steed in a random coat.

You can do the errand as many times as you like, up to 20 steeds in your stable.

A rider on a Trotter in the meadow

Ride anywhere

Press R on PC, D-pad down on controller or the Ride button on phone. Your steed trots, gallops and leaps forward when you jump, with real hoof sounds.

  • Speed grows with the steed: about 1.75x walking for a young steed, up to 2.75x for a mighty +12.
  • Steeds stay outside dungeons, the Moon Spire, the Arena, Homes and the Bazaar.
The Stable window with a grid of steeds in different coats

Breeding & eggs

Pick two steeds and press Breed: they walk up, touch noses and leave an egg. The new steed keeps the stronger parent's lineage plus everything the other one had, and its coat is never worse than the best parent's.

Hatch eggs with gold: 2M, 10M or 40M depending on the size.

Also in this update

10 coats

Common Chestnut and Bay up to Legendary Moonlit. Two Rare+ parents double the rare chances.

3 sizes

Trotter (lineage 1-4), Windmane (5-8) and Thunderhoof (9-12): bigger and faster.

+levels

Upgrade a steed up to +12 with the Meteors you choose, or feed in a spare + steed, just like gear.

Riding Crop

A new gear slot. Attack from the saddle, ride faster and get knocked off less. Five crops from Lv 10 to Lv 90.

Monsters can knock you off your steed. Lineage 9+ steeds never fall. Read the steed guide