Manor Lords has some complicated systems that take a while to get used to. An Ox and Horse is very similar in Manor Lords, which is why you need this guide to learn the difference between the two.
Difference between Ox and Horse in Manor Lords
Oxes and horses both serve an important function in Manor Lords. An Ox speeds up specific resource production, while horses increase your trader’s travel speed. Both are very important for the city’s overall production and I highly recommend you not overlook either.
How to use an Ox in Manor Lords
The main way to use an Ox in Manor Lords is for transportation of resources between buildings in your city. The good news is that you can “hard-assign” an Ox to a building to make sure that a family always have one available. Below are the following buildings you can hard-assign an Ox to in Manor Lords.
- Logging Camp
- Sawpit
- Farmhouse
Having an Ox available can make your experience with Manor Lords much more enjoyable. You can get an Ox by purchasing one from a Livestock Trading Post.
How to use a Horse in Manor Lords
The main way to use horses in Manor Lords is for increasing the speed of your trade. For example, using a horse will cause the trader’s travel speed to be increased when progressing to the the tradepoints. Acquiring a horse is without a doubt a necessity if you plan on trading a ton in Manor Lords. If you wish to get a horse, you can easily do so by purchasing one at a trading post.
That’s all you need to know about the difference between Ox and Horse in Manor Lords! Feel free to check out our other guides on the game. If you had a question, we most likely have answered it. For example, one big question from players has been “how to get regional wealth.” We have an answer for you in the guide attached.
