Not sure about which herd you should join? {Herd FAQ, MUST read first!}

Not sure about which herd you should join?
In Unbridled role play, an Unbridled has some choices to make in where they wish to reside. The options are:

-Become a loner: Don't join any specific herd and meander through to different herd locations. You have the freedom to RP at any place you like. Be warned though! Herd members tend to dislike loners because loners are known for being stinky, gross, and just plain creepy. Therefore the members can push you away and perhaps fight to keep you out, which results in health loss. That's the price you pay for not having another horse to scratch your back!
-10 health per thread
+10 experience per thread
Skill power: Stealth
Chance of correctly using stealth: 25%

-Join the Northern Forest Herd:
-5 health per thread
+5 experience per thread
Skill power: Running through trees
Chance of correctly running through trees: 55%

-Join the Southern Bog Herd:
-5 health per thread
+5 experience per thread
Skill power: Floating
Chance of correctly floating on water: 55%

-Join the Eastern Sand Dunes Herd:
-5 health per thread
+5 experience per thread
Skill power: Feet that won't sink in sand and poor ground
Chance of not sinking into sand correctly: 55%

-Join the Western Rockies Herd:
-5 health per thread
+5 experience per thread
Skill power: Extra Stamina
Chance of using extra stamina : 55%

What if I want to switch herds?
In the world of Unbridled, picking a herd is a very serious and permanent thing. It defines who you are, what you like, and what you do. So be wise to pick where to go, or it'll be hard to get out. (Pretty much like the Sopranos; once you're in, you can never leave!) Of course, that doesn't make it impossible to leave a herd, but it IS difficult. In order to switch herds, you must roleplay the removal of your Unbridled from the herd to the new herd in the Central Plains section of the board. The roleplay must include at least 1 member from each of the herds involved. (The herd you're leaving and the new one you're joining.) The new herd must also be willing to take your Unbridled in as a member.