Screenshot 1 of 3. A white horse with black spots stands in a wooden fenced pen beside hay bales and torches in Immortal Horses.
Immortal Horses is an immortal horses addon for Minecraft Bedrock by INTOR, and Part 3 of Immortal Pets. It gives every tamed horse immunity, so a mount no longer dies halfway through an expedition.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 26.50.
What it adds
The addon does one job. Horses you tamed before installing the addon are protected as well.
- Immunity applies the moment a horse is tamed.
- Horses that were already tamed are covered too.
- Every damage source is blocked except the /kill command.
- The newest release lists no required dependencies or experimental toggles.
How to install Immortal Horses
- 1.Open the file from CurseForge with Minecraft Bedrock. On Windows, double-click it. On phones and tablets, choose open with Minecraft.
- 2.Create a world or edit an existing one.
- 3.In the world settings, switch on the addon under Behavior Packs, and under Resource Packs if the files include one.
- 4.Load the world, then tame a horse or ride one you tamed earlier.
If the pack does not appear or the world refuses to load, our guide on fixing add-ons that are not working covers the usual causes.
What to expect
This is a narrow addon.
Questions about Immortal Horses.
3 questions
Do I need to tame a new horse for Immortal Horses to work?
No. Immunity is added right after you tame a horse, and horses that were already tamed before you installed the addon are covered as well. Wild horses stay vulnerable until you tame them, so the protection only begins at the moment of taming.
Can anything still kill a horse with Immortal Horses installed?
Yes, the /kill command. The addon's immunity covers everything except that command, so a command-based kill still removes a protected horse. Immunity is added right after taming, and horses tamed before you installed the addon are covered too. Wild horses have no protection until tamed.
How do I install the Immortal Horses addon on Bedrock?
Open the downloaded file with Minecraft Bedrock so it imports. Then edit your world, and under Behavior Packs, and Resource Packs if the files include one, activate the pack. The newest release lists no experimental toggles or other requirements.
