King Grub Mouse
| King Grub Mouse | |||
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| Mouse Group: Sand Dunes Mice | |||
| Mouse Statistics | |||
| Points: | 35,000 | Gold: | 8,500 |
| Location & Attraction Info | |||
| Required Power Types: | Shadow | Other Requirements: | |
| Cheese: | Graveblossom Camembert | Charm: | |
| Locations: | Sand Crypts | Loot: | Dol Essence Est Essence Fel Essence |
| Links | |||
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | Image Link |
| This oversized grub has refused to morph into its true form. Instead, it continues to consume and increase its mass to an alarming size. This self-declared King rules through fear in the Sand Crypt, commanding other mice to bring him food and defend his lair at all costs. Luckily for him, the mice fear him more than they do a hunter's trap - plus it's not too hard to swipe the cheese without the King Grub mouse knowing.
Being a gigantic grub is about the equivalent to being a gigantic baby - not too smart but prone to loud and sometimes dangerous tantrums. Mice steer clear of him as best as they can, which is okay because he prefers it that way. The short of all this, is that you'll never attract the King Grub to your trap without liberally slathering it with an appealing scent to attract him, and you'll never defeat him without heavily salting your trap for an added boost. | |||
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The King Grub Mouse is a breed of mouse that can be found in the Sand Crypts, and is known to drop Dol Essences, Est Essences, Fel Essences as loot.
Preferred Cheese
King Grub mice have been found to be especially attracted to Graveblossom Camembert, to the point that any other kind of cheese will simply not suffice.
Hunting Strategy
The King Grub mouse is a typical member of the Sand Dunes mouse group. As such all power types except Shadow weapons are ineffective against it.
To catch this mouse, a hunter needs to first weaken it by hunting with Grub Salt Charms, and then attract it by arming Grub Scent Charms.
History and Trivia
- King Grub mice were released on 14 November 2012, as part of the Living Garden update.
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