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So I'm running the kingmaker adventure path and my players are exploring the region on foot. One of my players had mentioned the idea of buying horses/mounts to explore/travel faster. I'm trying to figure out how I should let this work before they actually buy the horses. Would you allow it and how would you implement the use or bonus for having a mount?
Thanks in advance
Swordman

Yeah of course.


Our adventuring parties regularly mounts or even carts/wagons and the like.

Little bit more secure/defensible and also makes it easier for spellcasters to get a few extra hours in scribing scrolls or building wands.

Quite often buy some guard/hunting dogs as well -- helps with the night time watch and soemtimes even extra guards -- they don't normally go into the dungeons/main adventures but are handy to stay outside and care for the mounts, luggage etc etc .


They can be a nice to fold some regular NPCs into the campaign and on at least one occasion for us one of those has "graduated" to becoming an actual PC after a character death.