Icebreaker Mouse
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- "Icebreaker" redirects here. For other uses, see Icebreaker License.
The Icebreaker Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Slushy Shoreline and in the Treacherous Tunnels and Bombing Run zones of the Iceberg location. They are known to drop Wire Spool as loot in the Slushy Shoreline, and Hunting Research, Satchel of Gold, Sticky Charm and Wax Charm in the Iceberg.
| Icebreaker Mouse | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mouse Group: Icewing's Invasion (Tunnel Rat) | |||
| Mouse Statistics | |||
| Points: | 5,850 | Gold: | 1,320 |
| Location & Attraction Info | |||
| Required Power Types: | Hydro | Other Requirements: | None |
| Cheese: | No Preference | Charm: | None |
| Locations: | Iceberg Slushy Shoreline |
Loot: | Hunting Research (5,000) Satchel of Gold (2,000) Sticky Charm Wire Spool Wax Charm |
| Links | |||
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | Image Link |
| When he's on the job, he carves through ice like a hot knife through butter. When he's off the job, he dons a mouse-sized tuxedo and meets and greets with the heights of mouse society. His dual nature makes him double-dangerous, because if he can't carve his way through to the safer side of your trap, he might just sweet-talk you into letting him go! | |||
| Mouse ID#: 374 | |||
Preferred Cheese
The Icebreaker Mouse has no specific preference for any kind of cheese.
Hunting Strategy
The Icebreaker mouse can only be encountered in the Slushy Shoreline when a hunter has Softserve Charms armed.
The Icebreaker Mouse can be found in the Treacherous Tunnels, Bombing Run, and The Mad Depths zones of Iceberg. The encounter rate for the Icebreaker Mouse can be increased by arming the Iceberg Boiler Base, Magnet Base, or Ultimate Iceberg Base.
History and Trivia
- 14 May 2012: The Icebreaker Mouse was released in Slushy Shoreline.
- Between 14 May 2012 and 24 May 2012: The Icebreaker Mouse dropped Interlocking Hull Fragments.
- 1 June 2012: The Icebreaker Mouse began to drop loot in the Iceberg.
