Horses
Origin Horses
Strategic Value of Origin Horses
Origin Horses are not only rarer and more powerful, but they also serve as genetic anchors for the Planet Horse economy. With limited breeding across generations, Origin NFTs ensure controlled population growth and long-term value.
With only 2,202 Origin Horses available in the inaugural drop, owning one means owning a piece of the foundation of Planet Horse. These horses are your gateway to earning, evolving, and expanding within a thriving and competitive ecosystem.
Breeding Foundations
In Planet Horse, Origin Horses serve as the cornerstone of ecosystem expansion through a robust breeding system. These special NFT horses possess enhanced breeding capabilities, allowing them to create new generations of race-ready offspring. Their breeding count is determined by rarity, ensuring higher-rarity Origin Horses can be leveraged more strategically to expand your stable.
Breeding Count by Rarity (Origin Horses)
Common
14
Uncommon
16
Rare
18
Epic
20
Legendary
22
Mythic
24
Offspring Horses
Offspring horses, those bred from Origin Horses, have the same features as their Origin Counterparts with a few differences:
Limited breeding potential, with a randomized breeding count between 0 and 3 over their lifetime.
Breeding with Offspring Horses will cost 80% more compared to breeding Origin Horses.
Offspring Horses will be tagged considering its GENERATION. Generation is based on the highest generation among its parents. Example: Parent One is Gen 0 Parent Two is Gen 3 Offspring will be born Gen 4!
Breeding Costs (Dynamic Model)
Breeding uses a dynamic formula that adapts to rarity, the oracle price of $PHORSE, and each parent’s breeding history. This ensures long-term sustainability of the economy while protecting the value of Origin Horses.
Key Rules:
Base cost is defined in USD depending on the lowest rarity parent:
Common → $10
Uncommon → $15
Rare → $20
Epic → $25
Legendary → $30
Mythic → $40
The parent with the highest breed count (
maxCurrentBreeds) is used to calculate breeding tax.Each additional breed on that parent adds +$5 USD to the base.
Formulas
PHORSE = ((baseUsd + (maxCurrentBreeds × 5)) ÷ usdPrice) + (maxCurrentBreeds × usdPrice)
RON = (maxCurrentBreeds + 1) * 1.8Where:
usdPrice= oracle price of $PHORSE in USD.maxCurrentBreeds= the higher breed count between the two parents.breedBaseRon= predefined curve that increases with each breeding attempt.
For Offspring horses PHORSE price is 1.8 times higher!
Example Cost Progression (Rare Parent, PHORSE = $0.001)
Breed #
maxCurrentBreeds
Base (USD) + Modifier
PHORSE Cost (approx)
RON Cost
1st
0
$20
~20,000 PHORSE
1.8 RON
2nd
1
$25
~25,000 PHORSE
3.6 RON
3rd
2
$30
~30,000 PHORSE
5.4 RON
4th
3
$35
~35,000 PHORSE
7.2 RON
5th
4
$40
~40,000 PHORSE
9.0 RON
6th
5
$45
~45,000 PHORSE
10.8 RON
7th
6
$50
~50,000 PHORSE
12.6 RON
8th
7
$55
~55,000 PHORSE
14.4 RON
(Other rarities scale with their respective higher base USD values.)
While Breeding, horses will be unavailable for Racing for 24 hours!
Breeding Chances
To breed, you must pair one Male and one Female horse. Horses of any rarity can be matched together.
However, the rarity of the offspring is determined by the lower rarity parent. For example, breeding a Rare horse with a Legendary one will follow the Rare breeding table.
The offspring rarity chances are defined per rarity tier. Each breeding table specifies the chance to produce a horse of a certain rarity. The array format is as follows:
[Common (%), Uncommon (%), Rare (%), Epic (%), Legendary (%), Mythic (%)]
Common
[73, 21, 5, 1, 0, 0]
Uncommon
[30, 55, 13, 2, 0, 0]
Rare
[5, 15, 65, 12, 3, 0]
Epic
[0, 4, 25, 63, 6, 2]
Legendary
[0, 1, 6, 30, 56, 7]
Mythic
[0, 0, 1, 8, 30, 61]
Breeding Status Calculation & Gene Splicing
Offspring Status Calculation
New offspring inherit one base statuses from each of their parents. Base stats refer to a horse’s stats at level 1, excluding any gains from leveling. Consider the following example:
Base Power
1
Base Sprint
2
Base Speed
2
Base Power
3
Base Sprint
2
Base Speed
1
The resulting offspring will have:
Base Power
3 (Inherited from parent two)
Base Sprint
1 (Random inside its rarity range)
Base Speed
2 (Inherited from parent one)
Gene Splicing
Gene splicing is the act of burning an NFT horse and using its genes to create a new improved one. When a horse is burned, the user receives:
When between Lvl 1 ~ 9
1 Random Gene + 1 Level Up Ticket
When between Lvl 10 ~ 19
1 Random Gene + 2 Level Up Tickets
When Lvl 20 or above
2 Random Genes + 3 Level Up Tickets
(Each horse in existence can use only 1 level-up ticket ever!) There are three Genes:
Power Genes: Adds +6 to a offspring horse’s base Power stat.
Sprint Genes:Adds +6 to a offspring horse’s base Sprint stat.
Speed Genes: Adds +6 to a offspring horse’s base Speed stat.
These gene items can then be applied to other horses during breeding to further boost inheritance beyond parent stats and improve target gene beyond its parents limits!
Example: Breeding with Gene Items
Using the previous example, assume we areusing one Power Genes (+6 Power) and one Speed Genes (+6 Speed) before breeding, the maximum number of genes that can be given during the breeding process:
Base Power
1
Base Sprint
2
Base Speed
2
Base Power
3
Base Sprint
2
Base Speed
1
Offspring now inherits the highest boosted stats:
Base Power
3 (from parent two) + 6 (from genes) = 9
Base Sprint
2 (from parent one) = 2
Base Speed
2 (random inside its range) + 6 (from genes) = 8
This demonstrates how gene splicing can significantly enhance breeding outcomes by boosting specific base stats beyond the parents’ original values.
Rarity & Stat Influence
Each horse in Planet Horse has three core stats: Power, Sprint, and Speed. These stats, along with a horse’s maximum level cap and growth potential, are determined by its rarity.
Stat Ranges and Max Level by Rarity
Common
1 – 3
15
Uncommon
2 – 4
15
Rare
3 – 6
20
Epic
4 – 8
20
Legendary
5 – 10
25
Mythic
6 – 12
30
Higher rarities also possess greater GROWTH POTENTIAL, a hidden trait that determines how much a horse’s stats increase per level.
Comparison (Common Horse Growth vs Epic Horse Growth)
In this example we see the difference between a Common horse versus an Epic horse growth in terms of status.
Leveling Up & Stat Growth
Level-Up Cost Table (up to Level 15)
Consider Rarity Modifier as:
Common → 0.60
Uncommon → 0.75
Rare → 0.85
Epic → 0.90
Legendary → 0.95
Mythic → 1
1
2050 * Rarity Modifier
1
2
2950 * Rarity Modifier
2
3
3900 * Rarity Modifier
3
4
4750 * Rarity Modifier
4
5
6200 * Rarity Modifier
5
6
7950 * Rarity Modifier
6
7
10350 * Rarity Modifier
8
8
12650 * Rarity Modifier
10
9
15150 * Rarity Modifier
12
10
18450 * Rarity Modifier
15
11
22500 * Rarity Modifier
18
12
27200 * Rarity Modifier
22
13
32700 * Rarity Modifier
27
14
38800 * Rarity Modifier
31
15
45750 * Rarity Modifier
37
16
53600 * Rarity Modifier
44
17
62350 * Rarity Modifier
51
18
72100 * Rarity Modifier
58
19
82700 * Rarity Modifier
67
20
94200 * Rarity Modifier
76
21
106650 * Rarity Modifier
87
22
119950 * Rarity Modifier
97
23
134250 * Rarity Modifier
109
24
149400 * Rarity Modifier
121
25
165500 * Rarity Modifier
134
This table increases progressively up to the maximum level (30), level up cost reaches 259,600 $PHORSE and 211 medals at that level. Higher levels demand increasing investment, rewarding long-term dedication and smart resource management.
Leveling up a horse does more than just improve its energy—it boosts stats using the following formula:
new_stat = old_stat + 2 * growth_potentialGrowth potential is a hidden trait rolled during level-up, and higher-rarity horses consistently roll higher values.
Medals are also required to level up. Horses earn:
3 medal each time they finish 1st in a race.
2 medal each time they finish 2nd in a race.
1 medal each time they finish 3rd in a race.
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