Mare’s Leg has a distinctive bridger: WESTERN obtain route: community and board material point to fishing up a rusted version, carrying it to Flint near the bridge and train area, paying the live repair cost, and receiving the repaired secondary weapon through the bank. Exact catch chance and repair price can change, so verify both instead of treating old figures as permanent.
Evidence status: Flint’s role and the repair route are Official; fishing rarity and the commonly reported 1,500 Moola price need in-game testing. Official denotes the current Roblox experience or public developer board. Community corroborated means several current same-game references agree. Needs in-game testing flags changing Early Alpha behavior.
At a glance
Get a fishing rod and bait, fish until the live catch result explicitly names a rusted Mare’s Leg, then secure it. Find Flint near the bridge and train area, open the repair interaction, and read the current price before accepting. After repair, check the bank because the board says the finished Mare’s Leg is sent there.
Named content can remain while its exact price, chance, damage, timer, slot rule, or reward changes. Use the live prompt for the current action, particularly before spending Moola, consuming an item, replacing equipment, or entering a contested area.
- The source item must be the rusted Mare’s Leg, not an ordinary weapon with a similar name.
- Fishing references describe it as a rare catch, but exact percentages should be tested in the current build.
- Flint is documented near the bridge and train area.
- Community sources commonly report a 1,500 Moola repair, while the live prompt remains the authority.
- The repaired Mare’s Leg is a secondary weapon and is described as going to bank storage.
Recommended route
- Obtain a fishing rod and a supply of bait through the current fishing vendor route.
- Choose a safe fishing position and clear unrelated valuables from inventory.
- Complete the fishing timing interaction and inspect every unusual catch name.
- Secure the item only when it explicitly identifies a rusted Mare’s Leg.
- Check your Moola reserve, then travel to Flint near the bridge and train.
- Open Flint’s repair prompt and confirm item, cost, destination, and result.
- Accept once, wait for completion, and go to the bank.
- Withdraw or inspect the repaired Mare’s Leg, then test its secondary slot and controls safely.
Finish one checkpoint before starting the next. If an interaction is absent, inspect tier, age, alignment, bounty, equipment, inventory, time of day, and server age. Compare one fresh server after a patch rather than repeating an expensive action in a potentially stale server.
What to verify live
- The caught item is the correct rusted Mare’s Leg.
- Flint recognizes it in the current server.
- The displayed repair price is affordable after keeping a recovery reserve.
- The repair sends the result to the bank as documented.
- The bank contains the repaired rather than rusted version.
- The weapon occupies the current secondary slot and survives a normal rejoin.
Record the prompt or result that supports a precise claim. A community route can identify the correct NPC, region, or activity while still being wrong about a percentage or price. Separate that useful route shape from figures the current interface no longer supports.
Planning and risk
Treat fishing as a repeatable route with no promised attempt count. Bring a fixed bait budget, cook useful fish, and stop when continued attempts would consume equipment or quest reserves. Once the rusted weapon appears, prioritize storage and repair over unrelated fights.
Bank unrelated valuables whenever supported, carry only the material needed for the next checkpoint, and keep a reserve for ammunition, travel, or recovery. For combat and wildlife, test the tool on an ordinary target before a rare enemy, boss, or player.
- Carry enough bait for a planned session.
- Do not publish an exact catch rate from a short sample.
- Record Flint’s current price.
- Check bank capacity before repair.
- Test the repaired weapon outside PvP.
- Keep a screenshot of the item and repair result.
Troubleshooting
The interaction is missing
Move closer, leave combat, equip the relevant tool, and confirm prerequisite state. Some board entries are work in progress, time-limited, or dependent on a preceding quest. Rejoin once before deciding the whole route is unavailable.
The cost, chance, or reward differs
Trust the current game. Capture the exact prompt and date, then treat an older number as historical. Do not average conflicting figures into a new invented value.
The item or weapon disappeared
Check inventory, bank, equipped slots, and any system-specific storage. An item may be consumed, retained, automatically stored, or affected by a bug. Confirm which case applies before risking a second copy.
A ranking does not match my result
Rankings assume a purpose and testing environment. Aim, latency, matchup, route, range, and current balance all matter. Use a list to choose candidates, then keep the option that performs consistently in your own controlled test.
Evidence and update note
The public board documents Flint and the Mare’s Leg repair outcome, while current same-game guides corroborate fishing for the rusted version and commonly cite the repair price. Published exact catch-rate claims are not consistent enough to present as permanent.
This page was checked on August 27, 2026. Where direct developer detail is incomplete, current same-game guides supply a labeled working route. Exact values remain omitted unless the current evidence justifies presenting them.
Final checklist
- The rusted item name is verified.
- Flint’s current prompt recognizes it.
- The live price is confirmed.
- Bank storage has room.
- The repaired weapon appears in the bank.
- Secondary-slot behavior is tested.
When these checks match the live server, continue one step at a time. When they do not, stop at the last safe checkpoint and resolve the mismatch before spending or fighting again.