Farever Mounts Guide

Mounts in the early game

Mounts are a retention-heavy topic because players want movement speed immediately. The safe advice is to check the Collection Menu early and look for mount, glider, companion, and cosmetic tabs. That does not require us to overstate the exact names of every free reward.

The current evidence points to a free horse-type mount during Early Access, but source wording conflicts on the exact spelling. Until a readable shop frame appears, this page should describe it as a sparkling horse-type free mount and list the spelling conflict in the proof notes.

Free reward table

Reward lead	What to do	Proof status
Sparkling horse-type mount	Check the in-game shop, then equip from Collection Menu	Reported
Sparkling Proto Moth / Protomoth	Check free glider rewards	Reported
Spark Tail	Check whether it is a companion, pet, minion, or cosmetic	Needs verification
Crystal Mall glider	Follow the hidden route and open the chest	Reported
Dragon Glider	Do not publish as exact until tooltip proof exists	Needs verification

How to use this page

Use this guide as a mobility checklist, not as a complete mount database. Start by checking the shop for free rewards, then open the Collection Menu and confirm what categories you actually have available. If the UI shows a mount name, screenshot it before adding that exact spelling to a database table.

If you already have a glider, move to the Crystal Mall route page. That route is currently useful as a hidden reward lead, but it still needs a readable loot window to confirm the item name.

What not to claim yet

Do not claim exact mount speed differences, upgrade paths, rare mount drop rates, or real-money pricing. The current sources do not prove those details. Also avoid saying “Early Access limited” as a hard fact unless the shop UI or an official post shows a time limit.

Internal link logic

Mounts connect directly to the beginner guide because movement changes how quickly new players explore. They also connect to companions because the same Collection Menu is reported to manage both systems. Crystal Mall belongs as a separate child page because hidden reward routes have their own search intent.

Early mobility priorities

For a new player, the best mount advice is not “farm every mount.” It is “unlock reliable movement first.” Check the shop for free rewards, equip the mount in the Collection Menu, then confirm whether a glider is available. A mount helps ground travel; a glider changes route planning and hidden reward access.

This page should keep those systems separate. Mounts, gliders, companions, and cosmetics may appear near each other in the Collection Menu, but they answer different player questions. The mounts guide should explain how to equip movement rewards and where the next mobility lead is. The companion guide should explain capture and collection. The Crystal Mall page should explain a specific hidden route.

Exact-name policy

The free mount name is not safe enough for a final database row. One source says Sparkling Horsean, another narration sounds like sparkling horsie, and another transcript reads like sparkling horsen. Those likely point to the same horse-type reward, but the wiki should not choose a spelling until the shop UI or item tooltip is readable.

The same rule applies to Sparkling Proto Moth, Protomoth, and Spark Tail. They are good leads for players to check, but not yet safe as exact item names. In the page body, use descriptive wording such as “sparkling horse-type free mount” and reserve exact names for the Needs verification section.

When to split child pages

Do not split every mount rumor into its own page. Split only when the search intent is distinct enough. Crystal Mall hidden glider deserves its own route page because players need path instructions. A generic free mount does not need a separate page until the exact UI name and acquisition state are confirmed.

Once names are verified, this page can add a mount table with columns for exact item name, type, source, requirement, tooltip text, confidence, and related guide. Until then, the page should act as a safe mobility guide rather than a complete mount database.