All horse information, including breed, awards, age, and more is created using our custom mod! To view this info you can use /swem info when riding your horse. When you click the link, it takes you to our registry and allows you to see even more information about your horse including, birthdate, UUIDS, and lineages! 

How many horses am I allowed to have?

You are allowed 14 horses. Horse cannot be stored in mob balls. Mob balls can be used for transportation only. You can increase your horse cap here Facilities or Tebex

How do I see my horse's breed, age and registry page?

Run the command /swem info while on or near your horse to view a popup in chat with more information. Click it's registry link to view more details, please note the registry updates every 30 minutes providing your horse is in render - staff may force update this if needed.

How do I breed my horse?

Horses are only bred via breeding tokens in our configuration. Players may choose to breed their horse at a certified breeding facility, purchase breeding tokens outright in our store, get them via rank perks or in the future gain them from quest/server event rewards. Players may not purchase breeding tokens from a facility.

Vanilla Horses:

Vanilla horse spawns bug occasionally and still spawn in villages or previously loaded chunks, they are not to be kept and should be killed if you come across one.

Due to our configurations / breeding, SWEM horses progress through their gestation instantly, along with their foal having no cooldown. Due to this, the dam is housed with a “full size” SWEM horse, despite the foal needing to stay with it's dam for 4 months. Vets may offer to temporarily resize the horse for roleplay purposes in order for it to look like a foal, the horse may be kept at this height until ~1 year old - after this it must be a height within it's breed specifications

Breeds in Game:
American Mammoth - 14hh - 16hh (0.95-1.1 decimal) 
Andalusian - 15.2hh - 16.2hh (1.0 - 1.1 decimal) 
Arabian - 14.1hh-15.1hh (0.95-1.0 decimal) 
Ardennes - 15.3hh - 16hh (1.0-1.1 decimal) 
Belgian Draft - 16hh - 18hh (1.1-1.3 decimal) 
Breton - 14.3hh - 16.2hh (0.95 - 1.1 decimal) 
Clydesdale - 16hh - 18hh (1.1-1.3 decimal) 
Connemara - 12.2hh - 14.2hh (0.85-0.95 decimal) 
Dales Pony - 14hh - 14.2hh (0.95 decimal) 
Dartmoor Pony - 11hh - 12.2hh (0.80 - 0.85)
Donkey - 9hh - 11hh (0.7-0.8 decimal) 
Friesian - 15.2hh - 16hh (1.0 - 1.1 decimal) 
Gypsy Vanner - 13.2hh - 15.2hh (0.9-1.0 decimal) 
Hanoverian - 15.1hh - 17hh (1.0-1.2 decimal) 
Irish Sport Horse - 15hh - 17hh (1.0-1.2 decimal) 
Lipizanner - 14.2hh - 16.1hh (0.95 - 1.1 decimal) 
Lusitano - 15.1hh - 15.3hh (1.0 decimal) 
Mule - 14hh - 17hh (0.95 - 1.2 decimal) 
Mustang - 14hh - 16hh (0.95-1.1 decimal) 
Oldenburger - 16hh - 17.2hh (1.1-1.2 decimal) 
Percheron - 16.2hh - 18hh (1.1 - 1.3 decimal) 
Quarter Horse - 14hh - 16hh (0.95-1.1 decimal) 
Selle Francais - 15.2hh - 17hh (1.0-1.2 decimal) 
Shetland - 7hh - 11hh (0.6-0.8 decimal) 
Shire - 16.2hh - 19.2hh (1.1-1.4 decimal) 
Thoroughbred - 15.2hh - 17hh (1.0-1.2 decimal) 
Trakehner - 15.2hh - 17hh (1.0-1.2 decimal) 
Westphalian - 15.2hh - 17hh (1.0-1.2 decimal) 

Increments in breed height (eg. 12.1hh/12.2hh/12.3hh are prurely cosmetic to match the breed, they are all the same size in game) hh increments go up in .1hh, .2hh, .3hh - a horse cannot be 11.5hh tall for example. 

Breeds are determined by the parents of the foal. 
Shire + Shire will give a Shire. 
Shire + Clydesdale will give a Shire-Clydesdale 
Shire + Shire-Clydesdale will give a Grade. 

6 Different Models:
Spanish Model: (Andalusian, Lusitano, Lipizzaner, and Friesian)
Pony Model: (Dartmoor Pony, Dales Pony, Gypsy Vanner, Shetland, and Connemara)
Sport Model: (Trakehner, Westphalian, Oldenburger, Hanoverian, Selle Francais, Irish Sport Horse, Thoroughbred, Mustang, and Quarter Horse)
Draft Model: (Breton, Percheron, Ardennes, Shire, Clydesdale, and Belgian Draft)
Arbian Model: (Arabian)
Mule/Donkey: (Mule, Donkey, American Mammoth)

*These breeds are within these models when they are spawned in. Breeding could influence the breed of horse. 

How does breeding work: 
Breeding is enabled on the server via breeding tokens, horses cannot be bred via rose feed. You must breed at a facility, earn tokens through events, or purchase tokens from our store. 

Our server uses Asheerah x MrFear models in order for the horses to match their breed, due to this we have also tried to implement realistic breeding as well (draft model x draft model = draft model). Due to SWEM, we can only assign up to 7 breeding tags (bay, black, grey, etc) so each model has it's own assigned tag (pony models = black, etc). Some SWEM coats have two breeding tags, which means sometimes a breeding can produce the incorrect model, we have tried to limit this by using a resource pack to cover up the original SWEM horse coats (don't worry! you can still spawn in a SWEM coat via our community pack and it'll have the correct “sport” breeding tag and coat), this may mean their coat doesn't display correctly on the site however they function as a new model would. Our breeding is mostly accurate, sometimes a foal may grow into a SWEM coat that has two tags, giving it the incorrect model - however this is rapidly decreasing the more coats we add as it'll become a lower chance. We have implemented a vet service at /warp vet that allows players to breed their horses without trouble and ensure a correct model foal is produced out of it.  


Regular SWEM coats still exist, however are spawned in via community pack so we can assign them the correct breeding tag (grey). Some base (non-community pack) SWEM coats have replacer coats over them, so they display as the correct model for at least one of their tags. Replacer coats may be spawned in, however, this is with the knowledge that some coats may contain two breeding tags and will be less accurate if bred.

Horse Aging

• Foal - 4 months:

  Activities: Foals are just beginning their journey and must stay with their mother until they turn 4 months old.

  Restrictions: No tack or riding is allowed. They can wear a halter for basic handling and bonding.

• 1 Year Old:

  Activities: In their early stages, 1-year-old horses can wear a halter for basic training and groundwork.

  Restrictions: No tack or riding is allowed at this age.

• 2 Years Old:

  Activities: At 2 years, your horse can start wearing tack and participate in light riding.

  Restrictions: Activities should still be limited to ensure proper growth and development.

• 3+ Years Old:

  Activities: Horses are now fully mature and have full access to all activities. They can compete, breed, and perform at their best.

• 25 Years Old:

  Retirement Phase: At 25 years old, horses officially retire. They can no longer compete or breed but can enjoy their golden years with you.

  Visual Cue: Your horse's name will be marked in yellow when retired at 25 years.

• 35 Years Old:

  Guaranteed Death: By age 35, all horses reach the end of their lifespan and pass away peacefully. You’ll need to schedule this in game with a vet when the time comes.

  Visual Cue: Your horse's name will be marked in red when dead between 25-35 years.