Star Stable Online Etc

Guess what, guys?  Today is the day!  I bought a Fjord! For those keeping track, today marks 2 weeks since I opened up Dino Valley (The Valley of the Hidden Dinosaur).  In that time, I've come to know the Kallters, and, even though I missed a few days of dailies, was able to complete my reputation with them today.  Purchasing a Fjord horse requires the second level of reputation, Popular. Introducing Frostwarrior!  Here are some pictures of his cutie patootie: Every Fjord comes with its own set of tack, and once you've achieved the level of rep required to purchase one, you are able to purchase the set of gear that goes with it. The hairstyle shown here was purchased after buying Frostwarrior.  You can even give them long hairstyles!  I believe he cost 780 Star Coins and his hairstyle cost 19. After heading back to my home stable and taking him with me, I came back to the Valley to finish my quests and restored Frank[enstein] to Frank ...

Last week, I spent star coins one night to make a day pass in-game so I could complete extra quests in a day, so it's probably technically a week and a day, but today I got my reputation with the Kallters up to Liked.  I was rather excited because according to the players who answered my question, it takes about a week to get your rep up high enough with them to buy the Fjords.  Well, that's just not true.  I've played every day for a week [and a day?] and have just now opened up their clothing and gear vendor, but no Fjords are to be seen or purchased yet. If anyone does know what reputation level you have to be with the Kallters to buy a Fjord, or how many days it took to get to that reputation level, I'd really appreciate it if you could share that information here.  I'm now guessing that you have to have your rep up to maximum level, but I have no confirmation of that. I'm slightly upset, as so many people responded saying one week that I thought there h...

Did you hear [read] the news?! https://www.starstable.com/en/article/1061 The next area, a wintry zone called the Valley of the Hidden Dinosaur, has been announced, and with it the news that some horses are more hardy than others.  Currently the only horse that is winter-proof is the North Swedish Horse, of which two new models were released today.  Also according to the article, these are the last of the new horses that will be released until the newest new model - that is still a surprise - is released, in a few weeks.  Many people have been asking for the Fjord, and it would make sense that the breed would also be hardy enough to withstand colder temperatures, so you may not want to rush out and buy a North Swedish Horse just yet (unless of course you want to because they are pretty cute). Here are some screenies of the North Swedish Horses. In Valedale: At Goldenleaf Stable: One of the new North Swedish Horses is located at the Silverglade Vin...