Trapsmith

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The Art of Trapsmithing

Trapsmiths sell weapons and bases that you can use to upgrade your trap's power, power bonus, luck, and attraction bonus. Power, power bonus and luck help you catch mice more often, and attraction bonus boosts your ability to attract mice. For safety reasons, Trapsmiths require you to meet strict points requirements in order to purchase higher-level traps. Visit other trapsmiths around the Kingdom to find new and more powerful weapons and bases.


A Trapsmith is a shop found in all towns and similar locations. They are the only places in MouseHunt for hunters to purchase new non-crafted bases and weapons.

Gnawnia

Meadow Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Wooden Base with Target 1,225 225
Stone Base 6,175 1,115
Explosive Base 29,775 5,360
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Tacky Glue Trap 550 100
High Tension Spring 600 110
500 Pound Spiked Crusher 3,450 625
Mouse Mary O'Nette 6,250 1,125
Mouse Trebuchet 15,850 2,855
Swiss Army Mouse Trap 70,300 12,655
Mouse DeathBot 256,400 46,155

Town of Gnawnia Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Wooden Base 300 60
Wooden Base with Target 1,225 225
Stone Base 6,175 1,115
Explosive Base 29,775 5,360
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Tacky Glue Trap 550 100
High Tension Spring 600 110
500 Pound Spiked Crusher 3,450 625
Mouse Mary O'Nette 6,250 1,125
Mouse Trebuchet 15,850 2,855
Mouse Rocketine 18,700 3,375
Swiss Army Mouse Trap 70,300 12,655
NVMRC Forcefield Trap 256,000 46,155
Mouse DeathBot 256,400 46,155

Valour

King's Gauntlet Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Wooden Base 300 60
Wooden Base with Target 1,225 225
Stone Base 6,175 1,115
Explosive Base 29,775 5,360
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Mouse Trebuchet 15,850 2,855
Mouse Rocketine 18,700 3,375
Swiss Army Mouse Trap 70,300 12,655
NVMRC Forcefield Trap 256,000 46,155
Mouse DeathBot 256,400 46,155

Whisker Woods

Great Gnarled Tree Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Wooden Base 300 60
Wooden Base with Target 1,225 225
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Swiss Army Mouse Trap 68,895 12,405
Venus Mouse Trap 299,650 53,940

Burroughs

Town of Digby Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Stone Base 6,790 1,225
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Ambrosial Portal 140,000 25,310
Sinister Portal 140,600 25,310
NVMRC Forcefield Trap 243,580 43,845
Mouse DeathBot 256,400 46,155
Digby DrillBot 404,340 72,780
Bottomless Grave 673,630 121,250

Furoma

Training Grounds Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Explosive Base 29,775 5,360
Bamboozler Base 90,000 14,200
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Zugzwang's Last Move 415,000 74,700

Bristle Woods

Catacombs Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Explosive Base 29,775 5,360
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Obelisk of Slumber 316,350 56,943

Rodentia

S.S. Huntington II Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Aqua Base 124,900 22,482
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Net Cannon 664,000 119,520
Harpoon Gun 664,500 119,600

Seasonal Garden Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Aqua Base 124,900 22,482
Tribal Base 499,600 88,928
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Mystic Pawn Pincher 643,750 77,250
Technic Pawn Pincher 643,750 77,250
Zugzwang's Last Move 415,000 74,700

Tribal Isles

Cape Clawed Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Tribal Base 499,600 88,928
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Sinister Portal 140,600 25,310
Bottomless Grave 673,630 121,250
Gorgon Trap 989,000 178,000
Clockapult of Time 2,700,000 486,000

Events

Festive Comet Trapsmith

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Stone Base 6,175 1,115
Explosive Base 29,775 5,360
Candy Cane Base 90,000 16,200
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
Swiss Army Mouse Trap 70,300 12,655
NVMRC Forcefield Trap 256,000 46,155
Mouse DeathBot 256,400 46,155

Ronza's Traveling Shoppe Trapsmith

At Ronza's Traveling Shoppe, Ronza, the traveling merchant, appears on certain occasions, selling rare stock from her unknown homeland. On most of her visits, her trapsmith has offered rare, limited edition trap components. Note that the stock varies with each visit, and only items currently being sold can be refunded. For more information on what was sold during each visit, see the History and Trivia section in the location.

Bases
Item Cost Refund
Birthday Cake Base 12,350 2,223
Polar Base 59,550 10,719
Candy Cane Base 90,000 16,200
Firecracker Base 90,000 16,200
Magma Base 374,700 67,446
Weapons
Item Cost Refund
HitGrab Horsey 15,850 2,853
Snow Barrage 140,600 25,308
HitGrab Rockin' Horse 158,500 28,530
Snowglobe Trap 341,000 61,380
Chrome DeathBot 512,800 92,304
2010 Blastoff Trap 512,800 92,304
Giant Speaker 612,800 110,304
Kraken Chaos 860,000 154,800
Chrome DrillBot 897,400 161,532

History and Trivia

On 29 September 2010, the Meadow quit selling the Mouse Rocketine and NVMRC Forcefield Trap.

With the introduction of MouseHunt 3.0, several new trapsmiths were added, and existing shops changed prices and lineups for some consistency. In particular, the trapsmith formerly at the Lagoon relocated to the Great Gnarled Tree.

Before MouseHunt 3.0, Larry's description of a Trapsmith was: Trapsmiths sell the tools of the MouseHunter trade. They are experts in creating powerful weapons and the bases required to mount them upon. Trapsmiths are most often retired MouseHunters who follow a line of tradition and therefore insist that a hunter has an appropriate level of experience before they will sell them a trap component.

Trapsmiths set up shops all around the world - as hunters travel to new regions and locations they will be able to buy from the unique stock of each shop.