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| − | The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' is a breed of [[Mice|mouse]] found in the [[King's Gauntlet]] | + | The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' is a breed of [[Mice|mouse]] found in the [[King's Gauntlet|King's Gauntlet: Tier 1]], as a member of the [[Puppet Tier]]. It is known to drop the [[Gauntlet Potion Tier 2]] as loot. |
{{ Mouse | {{ Mouse | ||
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| traptype = [[Physical]]<br />[[Tactical]] | | traptype = [[Physical]]<br />[[Tactical]] | ||
| bait = No Preference | | bait = No Preference | ||
| − | | habitat = [[King's Gauntlet]] | + | | habitat = [[King's Gauntlet|King's Gauntlet: Tier 1]] |
| mhinfo = wound_up_white | | mhinfo = wound_up_white | ||
| image = {{MHdomain}}/images/mice/large/4c85e84debc775dcec703f2c44538afe.jpg | | image = {{MHdomain}}/images/mice/large/4c85e84debc775dcec703f2c44538afe.jpg | ||
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== Preferred Cheese == | == Preferred Cheese == | ||
| − | The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' has no specific preference for any kind of cheese. | + | The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' has no specific preference for any kind of cheese. |
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| + | ==Hunting Strategy== | ||
| + | [[Physical]] and [[Tactical]] traps are of normal effectiveness against the '''Wound Up White Mouse'''. | ||
| + | Most other [[Power Type|power types]], including [[Parental]], are less effective. [[Law]] and [[Rift]] traps are ineffective. | ||
== Event Participation == | == Event Participation == | ||
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*[[Great Gnawnian Games]] - '''31 July through 13 August 2012''' | *[[Great Gnawnian Games]] - '''31 July through 13 August 2012''' | ||
:*'''Location:''' [[Great Gnawnian Games]] | :*'''Location:''' [[Great Gnawnian Games]] | ||
| − | :*'''Loot:''' [[Runny]] | + | :*'''Loot:''' [[Runny Cheese]] |
== History and Trivia == | == History and Trivia == | ||
| − | *'''8 June 2010:''' The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' was | + | *'''8 June 2010:''' The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' was released with the introduction of the [[King's Guantlet]] as part of the MouseHunt v3.0 update. |
*The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' is a puppet based on the [[White Mouse]]. | *The '''Wound Up White Mouse''' is a puppet based on the [[White Mouse]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 7 October 2014
The Wound Up White Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the King's Gauntlet: Tier 1, as a member of the Puppet Tier. It is known to drop the Gauntlet Potion Tier 2 as loot.
| Wound Up White Mouse | |||
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| Mouse Group: Gauntlet Gladiators (Tier One: Puppet Mice) | |||
| Mouse Statistics | |||
| Points: | 70 | Gold: | 100 |
| Location & Attraction Info | |||
| Required Power Types: | Physical Tactical |
Other Requirements: | |
| Cheese: | No Preference | Charm: | |
| Locations: | King's Gauntlet: Tier 1 | Loot: | Gauntlet Potion Tier 2 |
| Links | |||
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | Image Link |
| Don't be fooled by the wind-up mouse’s adorable exterior because inside. . . well, actually, this mouse is mostly made up of adorable exterior. The Puppet Master designed him with three fixed wheels, so he is adept at charging into a trap quickly, and escaping before the catch goes off. Walls pose a problem though, as the wind-up mouse is not very good at making turns. | |||
| Mouse ID#: 224 | |||
Preferred Cheese
The Wound Up White Mouse has no specific preference for any kind of cheese.
Hunting Strategy
Physical and Tactical traps are of normal effectiveness against the Wound Up White Mouse. Most other power types, including Parental, are less effective. Law and Rift traps are ineffective.
Event Participation
- Great Gnawnian Games - 31 July through 13 August 2012
- Location: Great Gnawnian Games
- Loot: Runny Cheese
History and Trivia
- 8 June 2010: The Wound Up White Mouse was released with the introduction of the King's Guantlet as part of the MouseHunt v3.0 update.
- The Wound Up White Mouse is a puppet based on the White Mouse.
