Runny Cheese
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| Runny Cheese | |
|---|---|
| Categories: Event, Basic Bait | |
| Cheese Info | |
| Cost: | 0 |
| Shoppe: | None |
| Potion: | None |
| Craftable: | No |
| Tradeable: | No |
| Giveable: | No |
| Smashes To: | N/A |
| Stales To: | Stale Cheese |
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page |
| Image: | External Link |
| This cheese has been left out in the sun too long, and in this sweltering heat, it's nearly liquid!
Hunters using this cheese will find they can attract some of the more sportier mice in the kingdom. The speed at which this cheese runs off the edge of the trap seems to remind these mice of their own physical prowess. | |
Obtaining Runny Cheese
Runny Cheese is available from mice in the Tournament Hall while using [[Standard Cheese]s
Donation
Runny Cheese is available through Donation.
Loot
Runny Cheese is available from mice in the Tournament Hall while using [[Standard Cheese]s
Other Sources
Using Runny Cheese
Year of the Horse Festival - 2014
- Runny Cheese attracted most mice during the festival, but was required to attract the following mice:
Great Gnawnian Games - 2012
- Runny Cheese was required to attract most mice during the games. Hunters used Runny Cheese to complete the 100 Mouse Dash.
Related Items
Staling Effect
- Stale Cheese - Produced by Runny Cheese when it fails to attract a mouse and goes stale.
History and Trivia
- 31 July 2012: Runny Cheese was released as part of the Great Gnawnian Games. Its description read as follows:
- This cheese has been left out in the sun too long, and in this sweltering heat, it's nearly liquid!
- Hunters using this cheese will find they can attract some of the sportier mice during the 2012 Great Gnawnian Games. The speed at which this cheese runs off the edge of the trap seems to remind these mice of their own physical prowess.
- Travel to the Great Gnawnian Games in Gnawnia and use this cheese to compete in the "100 Mouse Dash" event!
- 06 May 2020: Runny Cheeseis available as loot from mice in Tournament Hall while using Standard Cheeses.
