Origin Horses

Origin Horses

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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 3,333 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)

Rarity	Breeding Count
Common	14
Uncommon	16
Rare	18
Epic	20
Legendary	22
Mythic	24

Offspring Limitations

Offspring horses — those bred from Origin Horses — have limited breeding potential, with a randomized breeding count between 0 and 3 over their lifetime.

Breeding Cost Table

Breeding requires payment in both $PHORSE and $RON, following a progressive cost structure:

Breed Number	PHORSE Cost	RON Cost
1st	2,000	0
2nd	2,500	0
3rd (Max. for Offspring)	3,000	0
4th	3,500	2
5th	4,000	4
6th	4,500	6
7th	5,000	8
8th	5,500	10
9th	6,000	12
10th	6,500	14
11th	7,000	16
12th	7,500	18

Costs continue to increase by +500 $PHORSE and +2 $RON for each subsequent breed after the 12th. This exponential model ensures long-term sustainability of the breeding economy while rewarding strategic use of high-rarity Origin Horses.

While Breeding, horses will be unavailable for Racing for 24 hours!

Breeding Status Calculation & Gene Splicing

Offspring Status Calculation

New offspring inherit the highest base statuses from their parents. Base stats refer to a horse’s stats at level 1, excluding any gains from leveling. Consider the following example:

Parent One	Value
Base Power	1
Base Sprint	2
Base Speed	2

Parent Two	Value
Base Power	3
Base Sprint	2
Base Speed	1

The resulting offspring will have:

Offspring Stat	Inherited Value
Base Power	3 or higher if mutations occur
Base Sprint	2 or higher if mutations occur
Base Speed	2 or higher if mutations occur

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 a voucher equal to 60% of the burned horse’s total XP, plus one of the following gene items:

Power genes, Sprint genes and Speed genes

• Power Genes: Adds +3 to a horse’s base Power stat during breeding.

• Sprint Genes: Adds +3 to a horse’s base Sprint stat during breeding.

• Speed Genes: Adds +3 to a horse’s base Speed stat during breeding.

These gene items can then be applied to other horses during breeding to further boost inheritance beyond parent stats.

Example: Breeding with Gene Items

Using the previous example, assume Parent One is given Power Genes (+3 Power) and Parent Two is given Speed Genes (+3 Speed) before breeding:

Parent One (with Power Genes)	Value
Base Power	1 + 3 = 4
Base Sprint	2
Base Speed	2

Parent Two (with Speed Genes)	Value
Base Power	3
Base Sprint	2
Base Speed	1 + 3 = 4

Offspring now inherits the highest boosted stats:

Offspring Stat	Inherited Value
Base Power	4 or higher if mutations occur
Base Sprint	2 or higher if mutations occurr
Base Speed	4 or higher if mutations occur

This demonstrates how gene splicing can significantly enhance breeding outcomes by boosting specific base stats beyond the parents’ original values.

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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

Rarity	Starting Stat Range	Max Level
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.

A Common Chestnut Horse Leveling Up

An Epic Nightmare Horse Leveling up

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Leveling Up & Stat Growth

Level-Up Cost Table (up to Level 15)

Level	$PHORSE Cost	Medal Cost
1	1000	2
2	1500	3
3	2000	4
4	2500	5
5	3000	7
6	4000	9
7	5000	12
8	6000	15
9	7500	18
10	9000	22
11	11000	27
12	13000	33
13	15500	40
14	18000	48
15	21000	57

At maximum level (30), the total cost reaches 126,000 $PHORSE and 312 medals. 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 + 3 * growth_potential

Growth 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 1 medal each time they finish 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in a race.

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