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Accuracy audit 4: create the missing Lamborghini Mount page (+200% base, not trainable, not gildable) |
Accuracy audit 5: drop the trade give-order note — every Lamborghini is a fixed 200%, so there are no slower copies |
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* Because its speed is fixed, a Lamborghini is worth the same whoever owns it — there is no trained-versus-untrained distinction as there is with every other mount. | * Because its speed is fixed, a Lamborghini is worth the same whoever owns it — there is no trained-versus-untrained distinction as there is with every other mount. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:10, 12 September 2026
| Lamborghini Mount | |
|---|---|
| File:Mount lambo.png | |
| Category | Mount |
| Effect | +200% move speed (fixed — cannot be trained) |
| Cost / Recipe | Marketplace only |
| How to get | Handed out directly by the Kintara team · Marketplace Available |
Lamborghini Mount is a supercar mount and the fastest way to travel in Kintara. It runs at +200% move speed — every other mount in the game starts at +25% and can be trained no higher than 55%, so nothing else comes close.
How To Get
The Lamborghini is not dropped by any mob, sold by any shop, won from the Spinner Wheel or crafted. Copies are handed out directly by the Kintara team.
It is a normal tradeable item once owned, so the only way to get one without a grant is to buy it from another player on the Marketplace.
Speed
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Base move speed | +200% |
| Trainable | No — Mount Training only raises a mount up to 55%, and the Lamborghini is already far above that cap. The stablemaster refuses it. |
| Gold variant | None — the machines have no gilded form, so it cannot be taken to Gilded Mounts gilding. |
Notes
- Because its speed is fixed, a Lamborghini is worth the same whoever owns it — there is no trained-versus-untrained distinction as there is with every other mount.
See Also
- Mount Training — the 25% to 55% ladder every other mount uses
- Gilded Mounts — the gilding system and which breeds have gold variants
- Marketplace — where mounts change hands