- A stallion may force claim mares at any time.
- A stallion may force breed mares at any time, although it will only result in a pregnancy in spring.
- A mare must obey her stallion at all times; she must do whatever he asks of her.
- Stallions may fight for land, mares, or for bragging rights.
- When a stallion wins land from another, the winning horse may choose wether to take the loser's herd or not.
- The beta stallion can either leave or stay with the new leader.
- To become Lord of their allience, a stallion must own a herd land and defeat all of the other herd leaders in a battle specifically for the title.
- To become Lord, a stallion must have at least 2 mares.
- The last task before becoming lord is to come before Gabriel and Crypsion and gain their acceptance.
- A Lord is treated with respect wherever he goes - however, he may not take another lead's mares
- A Lord can have many ranks that he assigns
- A Lord can devide his power and share it with another horse, but his ally must also come before Gabriel and Crypsion to have the power divided.
- The older the stallion, the more respect he is to be treated with.
- Only stallions may claim land.
- If a lead stallion is not active for two weeks, then he is dethroned and is kicked out into the pad. His herd will remain in the herdland with the lead mare as ruler until another stallion comes and claims the land. The inactive king must then wait two weeks before her challenges the new lead for his land.
- A beta stallion may fight his leader, but he must be judged by the Brothers first. Most usually just quit their position and then fight the leader, although this is seen as cowerdice.
- A beta can fight for land while serving under a lead stallion. If he wins though, he becomes lead stallion of the new land.
- Betas cannot claim a free land until they are released by their alpha.
- Any questions, please ask in the help board! 'mandarin
