Items
The Steal A Pet And Ride It item list: lasso, banana peels, candy, talismans and event shop stock, with practical uses for chases, farming and Halloween progression.
Introduction
Items are the small decisions that decide a chase. The lasso lets you target another player's cage, banana peels slow a pursuer, and event currencies such as Halloween candy unlock limited pets and shop stock. None of these items replace a fast mount or a known route, but the right tool at the right moment can save a run. This page covers confirmed items, their practical uses and the event-only stock worth farming. Test every new tool on a low-value run first, because a mistimed lasso or banana peel is easy to recover from when the cage is cheap and impossible to undo during a rare chase. Note the timing that worked so the next attempt is repeatable.
Confirmed Items and Uses
| Item | Type | Use | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lasso | Chase tool | Target another player's cage | Official description |
| Banana peel | Chase tool | Slow a pursuer | Official description |
| Halloween Candy | Event currency | Buy event pets and rewards | Official event text |
| Candy Talisman | Event item | Part of the Phantom Sabertooth route | Creator guide |
Item Profiles
Lasso
Cage-stealing tool
Banana Peel
Pursuit delay
Halloween Candy
Event currency
Candy Talisman
Event route item
Core Mechanics
Items fall into three groups: chase tools, event currency and cosmetic or convenience purchases. Chase tools are used during a steal, either to slow a pursuer or to interfere with another carrier. Event currency is earned through event activities and spent on limited pets, talismans or shop items. Because the game does not publish exact item stats, the practical approach is to test each tool in a low-risk run and keep the ones that fit your route. Test every new tool on a low-value run first, because a mistimed lasso or banana peel is easy to recover from when the cage is cheap and impossible to undo during a rare chase. Note the timing that worked so the next attempt is repeatable.
Advantages
Items add counter-play without requiring combat stats. A player with a banana peel can escape a faster pursuer, and a lasso user can create opportunities that raw speed cannot. Event currencies give free-to-play players a path to limited pets, and the Halloween shop provides a clear goal during the event window. Cosmetic items let players personalise their account without affecting balance. The result is a layered chase system where preparation and timing matter alongside raw Speed. Test every new tool on a low-value run first, because a mistimed lasso or banana peel is easy to recover from when the cage is cheap and impossible to undo during a rare chase. Note the timing that worked so the next attempt is repeatable.
Challenges
Item descriptions are thin. Exact durations, ranges and cooldowns are often unpublished, so players must learn by testing. Event items disappear when the event ends, which can leave a guide outdated quickly. Some items are purely cosmetic and can distract from progression spending. We separate confirmed tools from event speculation and mark anything that depends on a limited window. Test every new tool on a low-value run first, because a mistimed lasso or banana peel is easy to recover from when the cage is cheap and impossible to undo during a rare chase. Note the timing that worked so the next attempt is repeatable.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use the lasso?+
What is Halloween Candy used for?+
Do banana peels work on bosses?+
Quick Tips
Test a new item on a cheap cage first. Learning the timing on a common run costs far less than discovering it during a Divine chase. Write the result down after the run so you can compare it with the next attempt instead of relying on memory, and adjust only one part of the plan at a time.
Use banana peels on corners, not open ground. A pursuer can steer around an open drop, but a narrow path forces the slow. If the first attempt fails, change one variable at a time so you can tell what actually made the difference, then repeat the successful version until it feels automatic.
Farm event currency early. Halloween candy and similar currencies disappear with the event, and last-day farming is always rushed. This matters most in the first hour, when a small mistake costs less than it will after you start chasing rare cages and limited event rewards that are harder to replace.
Do not buy cosmetics before progression. An aura or trail is fun, but a barn or treadmill upgrade changes every future run. Keep the plan simple enough to repeat under pressure, because a chase leaves little time for a complicated decision and panic usually undoes good preparation before the boss even arrives.
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