All about Albinos

While at an auction this week, I heard through the grapevine a rumor about albino horses being harder to drop now. After confirming the information with Avalon, I can assure you that isn't true. No parameter changed in Amaretto servers, which means, in plain English, the dropping rate for albino horses is the same as it always is. 

What makes the albino horse so desirable? To start, it's a singular coat with exclusive eyes. To be eligible to get a chance to drop albino horses, you need to breed full sibling horses together. They must be offspring of the same parents.

Also, if bred with its siblings, an albino horse slightly improves your chances for another albino horse. That's not all; breeding two albino horses together now gives you a chance to drop an Extraordinary Horse!!!

Last but not the least. There are some differentiated albino coats you can get if you fill a simple condition. The Clydesdale, Shetland, Fell Pony, Mystique, Exmoor Pony, Percheron, American Miniature, and Fresian horses have their albino coat versions. To be eligible for them, at least one of the siblings you're breeding must have that coat. For example, if you're breeding a Clydesdale stud and a female Exmoor Pony. You have the chance to drop an albino horse, a Clydesdale albino, or an Exmoor Pony albino, but not a Shetland Albino. Why? Because to be able to get a Shetland Albino horse, at least one of them must be a Shetland.