Llama Steeds Mod FAQ

Find a llama in a Savanna Plateau or Windswept Hills biome, then right-click it repeatedly with your hand until hearts appear and it stops spitting at you. Once tamed, the llama will have a saddle mark on its back.

You need a tamed llama and a saddle. Right-click the tamed llama while holding a saddle to equip it, then right-click the llama again to mount and ride it.

Use WASD to move forward, backward, and strafe, and use your mouse to look around. Jump with Space to make your llama jump over obstacles.

Yes, right-click your saddled llama while holding a carpet to place it on the llama's back. Different carpet colors create different decorative patterns, and you can change the carpet whenever you want.

Llamas spit when you hit them or when they're startled. Avoid accidentally striking your llama, and once tamed, they're less likely to spit if you treat them carefully.

Llamas are slower than horses but still useful for travel, especially since you can decorate them and they're fun to ride. They're better suited for casual exploration than racing.

Breeding mechanics depend on your mod version, but tamed llamas can typically be bred by feeding them food while they're in love mode, similar to other tameable mobs.

Yes, you can use a lead to tie up your llama to a fence post, which is useful for keeping your llama in one place when you're not riding it.

You'll be dismounted and fall to the ground; your llama will drop the saddle and any carpet you had equipped. You'll need to tame and saddle a new llama or recover your items.

Yes, llamas that appear with the Wandering Trader can be tamed and ridden just like wild llamas, though they may already have carpets equipped.