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Of all the tamable animals, chickens are pretty much the only must haves. The others are just fun side hobbies. Maybe boars if you're playing with a lot of friends.
While you cannot attack from loxback (since horseback is a word, loxback is, too), the lox can trample things, including enemies.
The wiki article on lox[valheim.fandom.com] has more details about the benefits of lox riding.
Also, the more i think about it, the more a wagon would make sense. I mean, Ashlands is a pretty big biome, most likely covered with lava, and without water. So a ship, wouldn't really get you anywhere there, a wagon pulled by a lox however, would help you travel and explore the biome as it may be mostly land, potentially acting as a better cart - maybe equipped with a bed, storage and other things ? I'm using the current Ashlands terrain as a reference, and there does appear to be parts of the terrain split into small islands by water streams. Now i would imagine the terrain would be redone, like mistlands, and there instead might be lava streams blocking you off. But i don't know anything for certain.
In regards to the question, this is my assumption of what they might do with lox riding. War elephants were a thing in history and have been used in a few sieges(?), so perhaps loxes might fill this role in Ashlands ? To assist in logistics and sieges ? Otherwise if they're just to be ridden around in plains and any biome surrounding it, then it would be rather disappointing, and a missed opportunity.
Also i'd doubt they'd make a portal for loxes or tamed animals in general. It is pretty easy to acknowledge that they want to stretch out your playtime, so boat transport might be more of their thing. Could be wrong about that too though.
So I put on Fenris armour once more to scout in for the movement buff it gives. Lox are really good if you have a lot of ore to move from one location to another when on the same landmass, otherwise they are kind of pointless.