Diablo 4's mounts are not available until the player has completed the game's primary quest line

It has been revealed by Blizzard that in order to unlock and make use of the mounts in Diablo 4, players must first finish the primary story line with a single character. Because of this, unfortunately, you will have to traverse the entirety of Sanctuary on foot during your first playthrough. Because of this, it is recommended that you select a class that possesses a number of useful abilities for traversal, such as the Rogue or the Sorceress. However, as soon as you have finished playing through the game for the first time, you can begin playing through it once more with another one of the five character classes available in Diablo 4 – this time with a dependable mount to assist you on your journeys. The developers have also disclosed the "assortment of customization options" that will be accessible to the player. These options include the various types of mounts, armor, and trophies that the player can acquire and equip. One item that exemplifies this concept is the Cry of Ashava Mount Trophy, which is a prize that players have the opportunity to acquire through participation in either the Open Beta Early Access period or the forthcoming Server Slam event.

After you have obtained it, you can then place it on your traveling companion, and it will then appear on the flank or saddle of your companion after that.1 out of every 31 secondsVolume 0%The announcement that Diablo 4 mounts will only be available to purchase as endgame content was met with a generally divided reaction from the community. One user on Reddit commented that introducing it after the main quest line "seems rather late," while another user said that this decision was "truly baffling," given that the protagonist can apparently be seen riding a horse during the opening cutscene of the game. Some people are holding out hope that this is just a misunderstanding and that characters will be able to make use of mounts at an earlier point in the narrative. Since the full release of the game is still a few weeks away, there is currently no way to determine whether or not this will be the case when the game is finally made available to the public. You can get more information about some of the upcoming in-game features by reading the official post that was made on the developer's blog. In order for you to be ready for the launch of Diablo 4, we also recommend that you take a look at our guide for defeating the Den Mother boss in Diablo 4 and our system requirements for the game.