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Crimson Desert Patch 1.01.00 introduced five permanent legendary mounts — Silver Fang, White Bear, Snowwhite Deer, Rock Tusk Warthog, and Icicle Edge Alpine Ibex — all summonable after completing creature-specific unlock sequences. All five Crimson Desert Mounts in Patch 1.01.00 use the same three-step system: defeat the creature, skin it for the required material, then craft and use a Sigil at a Witch's Altar to register the mount permanently. None of them appear in the stable; all five are accessed through the radial mount wheel, available by holding F1 on PC or pressing D-pad up on a controller. Unlock requirements range from a single location visit to reaching Chapter 8 and clearing 15 faction missions.

All New Mounts In Crimson Desert (Patch 1.01.00)

Version 1.01.00 shipped on March 28, 2026, the second major content update since Crimson Desert's launch ten days earlier. Five new summonable creatures were added alongside movement control adjustments, reduced fast travel loading times, and a new Refinement Coin item.

The five new mounts:

• Silver Fang
• White Bear
• Snowwhite Deer
• Rock Tusk Warthog
• Icicle Edge Alpine Ibex

Skinning after each kill is mandatory — skipping it means the Sigil material does not drop. That material goes to a Witch, such as the one in Hernand, where the special items crafting tab produces the appropriate Sigil. Using the Sigil from inventory registers the mount with no despawn timer. Players swap between all registered mounts through the quick menu without visiting a stable. For every rideable creature available in the full game, see the Full List of All Crimson Desert Mounts.

How To Get Silver Fang

Silver Fang is the only mount in the patch that continues fighting alongside the player after dismounting, making it useful in sustained ground encounters. It spawns in Howling Hollow, south of Pailune, but the encounter does not activate without completing a specific faction contract chain first.

• How to get: Clear all contracts for House Roberts, House Alfonso, and the Fisherman Guild to unlock the House Celeste questline, culminating in the mission Shadow Over Pailune, which opens the Howling Hollow encounter.
• Benefits: Active combat AI that operates independently after dismounting; stronger climbing grip than standard horses on rocky terrain.

All three contract chains must be finished before the wolf encounter triggers. The questline ends with Shadow Over Pailune. Inside Howling Hollow, kiting the pack into a narrow passage limits simultaneous engagement to two or three wolves. Silver Fang uses a charge attack — dodging sideways avoids most of the damage. Skinning the pack leader drops the Fang of Silver Fang, along with the Silver Fang Helm, a legendary gear piece. For the full prerequisite chain, including Black Fang steps and faction reputation requirements, see the complete Wolf quest guide.

How To Get White Bear

The White Bear patrols the peaks of the Silverwolf Mountains in the far northwest, near the location of the Darkbringer sword, and carries 1,500 HP and 180 Attack Power — the highest base damage of any mount in the patch. No quest prerequisites block access; reaching the mountains is the only requirement.

• How to get: Travel to the Silverwolf Mountains; use fire arrows or oils to exploit its Fire vulnerability, stun it, deplete its health, and skin it.
• Benefits: Highest base damage mount in the patch at 180 Attack Power; best option for clearing enemy camps.

Fire arrows and fire oils both trigger a stun that forces the bear to the ground, opening a window for extended DPS combos. Without fire, the fight stretches considerably given the HP pool. Skinning drops both the Sigil material and the White Bear Helm. I find rotating this mount for combat and the Snowwhite Deer for travel the most practical setup for covering Pailune without doubling back unnecessarily — a pairing the source guides specifically recommend. Bring the Sigil material to the Witch in Hernand, craft it under the special items tab, and use it from inventory.

How To Get Rock Tusk Warthog

The Rock Tusk Warthog's Charge skill breaks shield formations and tramples multiple enemies in a single run, making it the strongest crowd-control mount added in this patch. It spawns at the Boarding Ruins in the swampy terrain near Demeniss.

• How to get: Enter the Boarding Ruins near Demeniss; engaging any enemy there triggers the mission Master of a Forgotten Land — locate and target the hog wearing the Red Cape.
• Benefits: Charge skill hits multiple enemies simultaneously and breaks shield lines; suited for front-loaded combat engagements.

No prior questline is required — engaging enemies at the ruins activates the mission automatically. Among the hogs present, the Red Cape identifies the primary target. After losing its first health bar, the Warthog flees into the surrounding ruins area for a second phase. Skin it after the final fight, take the material to the Witch, craft the Sigil, and use it from inventory to register.

How To Get Icicle Edge Alpine Ibex

The Icicle Edge Alpine Ibex carries the steepest prerequisites of the five: Chapter 8 completion, 15 Pailune Militia missions, and defeating the White Horn Yeti from the Sogghorn Tribe are all required before the unlock questline becomes available. The encounter itself runs across two separate locations.

• How to get: Reach Chapter 8, complete 15 Pailune Militia missions, defeat the White Horn Yeti — this triggers the Longleaf Tribe faction mission Fog Over the Forest, which leads to the Ibex north of the Ridge Hunter Tannery.
• Benefits: Two-phase tracking encounter; frost trail mechanic uses minimap-based pursuit that carries over into other tracking scenarios in Pywel.

After the Yeti falls, Fog Over the Forest unlocks. The Ibex spawns north of the Ridge Hunter Tannery. At half health, it escapes, leaving a frost trail that appears as a red circle on the minimap and leads to the second encounter. Skin it after the final phase, bring the material to the Witch, craft the Sigil under the special items tab, and use it.

How To Get Snowwhite Deer

The Snowwhite Deer carries a Stamina stat above 300, the highest of any mount in the patch, enabling sustained galloping over difficult terrain longer than any other option. It spawns on the plains of Pailune near the Valgrand Tomb, identifiable by white fur and large antlers.

• How to get: Locate the deer near the Valgrand Tomb; fire a charged Fire Arrow from a distance to knock it down before it can flee, then skin it.
• Benefits: 300-plus Stamina for unbroken cross-terrain galloping; skinning can also yield the Throne of the White Knight house decoration.

I think this is the most functionally useful of the five for players who have already covered significant portions of the map — its Stamina stat suits repeated traversal of cleared territory far better than any horse in the current roster. The deer bolts before melee contact is possible; a charged Fire Arrow fired from range is the only reliable way to initiate. Upon skinning, the drop pool includes the Throne of the White Knight in addition to the Sigil material. Bring the material to the Witch in Hernand, craft the Sigil under the special items tab, and use it from inventory to register.

More Crimson Desert Guides, Tips & Tricks Here

The guides below cover core systems that affect progression, navigation, and inventory management across Pywel. Each is grounded in verified in-game mechanics.

The Abyss Artifacts guide details all three artifact types, explains their function as the sole progression currency in a game with no character levels, and maps every acquisition method — including the 141 Sealed Artifacts distributed across Pywel — covering both farmable and fixed sources.

The inventory expansion guide addresses Crimson Desert's slot-based system, which opens at 50 inventory slots and fills quickly given the volume of weapons, armor, crafting materials, quest items, and NPC-distributed notes the game generates, then walks through every Inventory Bag type, their three size variants, and where each can be found.

The fast travel guide covers both Abyss Nexus and Abyss Cresset point types across Pywel's map — larger than Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption 2 combined — explains how Mysterious Energy circles signal nearby unlockable locations before they are identified, and details the Blinding Flash input used on both controller and keyboard to locate fast travel points in the surrounding terrain.