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| + | The '''Shipwrecked Mouse''' is a breed of [[Mice|mouse]] found in the [[Cape Clawed]] and [[S.S. Huntington IV]]. They are known to drop [[Flawless Orb]] as loot in both locations, and the [[Sextant]] in [[S.S. Huntington IV]]. | ||
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{{ Mouse | {{ Mouse | ||
| − | | id = | + | | id = 179 |
| maxpoints = 2,100 | | maxpoints = 2,100 | ||
| mingold = 90 | | mingold = 90 | ||
| − | | loot = [[Sextant]] | + | | loot = [[Flawless Orb]]<br/>[[Sextant]] |
| mgroup = Aquatic Order | | mgroup = Aquatic Order | ||
| traptype = [[Hydro]] | | traptype = [[Hydro]] | ||
| − | | bait = | + | | bait = No Preference |
| − | | habitat = [[Cape Clawed]]<br/>[[S.S. Huntington | + | | charm = None |
| − | | mhinfo | + | | other = None |
| − | | image = | + | | habitat = [[Cape Clawed]]<br/>[[S.S. Huntington IV]] |
| + | | mhinfo = shipwrecked | ||
| + | | image = {{MHdomain}}/images/mice/large/c25ced86b42e6caa4495f869dbb597a3.jpg | ||
| desc = Is that mouse talking to a coconut? As far as the Shipwrecked mouse is concerned, that's its best friend! Solitude and misfortune have long ruined the social skills of these mice. Timid, weak from hunger, and paranoid, this mouse is more threatening than it looks. Starving for fresh cheese, this mildly insane mouse will ambush a trap on sight, which makes it unpredictable and dangerous. | | desc = Is that mouse talking to a coconut? As far as the Shipwrecked mouse is concerned, that's its best friend! Solitude and misfortune have long ruined the social skills of these mice. Timid, weak from hunger, and paranoid, this mouse is more threatening than it looks. Starving for fresh cheese, this mildly insane mouse will ambush a trap on sight, which makes it unpredictable and dangerous. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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== Preferred Cheese == | == Preferred Cheese == | ||
| − | Shipwrecked mice have no specific preference for any kind of cheese. | + | '''Shipwrecked''' mice have no specific preference for any kind of cheese. |
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| + | ==History and Trivia== | ||
| + | * On 25 January 2011 they began to drop [[Flawless Orb]] as loot. | ||
| + | * '''Shipwrecked''' mice began dropping the [[Antique Green Plaid Egg]] as loot, in Cape Clawed on 14 April 2011, for the [[Spring Egg Hunt 2011]] event. | ||
[[Category:Rodentia Mice]] [[Category:Tribal Isles Mice]] | [[Category:Rodentia Mice]] [[Category:Tribal Isles Mice]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:12, 23 November 2021
The Shipwrecked Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Cape Clawed and S.S. Huntington IV. They are known to drop Flawless Orb as loot in both locations, and the Sextant in S.S. Huntington IV.
| Shipwrecked Mouse | |||
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| Mouse Group: Aquatic Order | |||
| Mouse Statistics | |||
| Points: | 2,100 | Gold: | 90 |
| Location & Attraction Info | |||
| Required Power Types: | Hydro | Other Requirements: | None |
| Cheese: | No Preference | Charm: | None |
| Locations: | Cape Clawed S.S. Huntington IV |
Loot: | Flawless Orb Sextant |
| Links | |||
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | Image Link |
| Is that mouse talking to a coconut? As far as the Shipwrecked mouse is concerned, that's its best friend! Solitude and misfortune have long ruined the social skills of these mice. Timid, weak from hunger, and paranoid, this mouse is more threatening than it looks. Starving for fresh cheese, this mildly insane mouse will ambush a trap on sight, which makes it unpredictable and dangerous. | |||
| Mouse ID#: 179 | |||
Preferred Cheese
Shipwrecked mice have no specific preference for any kind of cheese.
History and Trivia
- On 25 January 2011 they began to drop Flawless Orb as loot.
- Shipwrecked mice began dropping the Antique Green Plaid Egg as loot, in Cape Clawed on 14 April 2011, for the Spring Egg Hunt 2011 event.
