Torn Pages of Plankrun's Journal

During your travels you may find pages from the fabled MouseHunter Plankrun. The stories of this first-ever MouseHunter have been whispered over campfires throughout the years. Unfortunately, all that is known about the fate of this hunter is what can be deciphered from the Torn Pages of Plankrun’s Journal, often found scattered across the Kingdom. As of now, the Pages have no known use, outside of being collector's items.

The pages are found grouped together as two sides of a single page. For example, if a hunter captures a Monk Mouse carrying the Dojo pages, the hunter will have both sides of that page. Similarly, the Gnawnia pages carried by the Dwarf Mouse are two sides of a single page, as are the front and back covers.

Torn Pages

Front Cover

Journal Pages		Plankrun's Journal's Front Cover
Location		Catacombs
Dropped By		Keeper Mouse
Information	Front	Front cover of Plankrun's journal
	Back
Image Link	Front	Front Cover Outside
	Back	Front Cover Inside

Gnawnia Front

Journal Pages		Plankrun's Journal Entries on Gnawnia
Location		Meadow
Dropped By		Dwarf Mouse
Information	Front	Plankrun's commissioning by the King of Gnawnia
	Back	Plankrun's research on the mice of the Meadow
Image Link	Front	Gnawnia Page 1
	Back	Gnawnia Page 2

Dojo Front

Journal Pages		Plankrun's Journal Entries on the Dojo
Location		Training Grounds OR Dojo
Dropped By		Monk Mouse OR Student of the Cheese Claw Mouse Student of the Cheese Fang Mouse Student of the Cheese Belt Mouse
Information	Front	Plankrun's journal entry on the Dojo
	Back	Cheese recipes for the Masters
Image Link	Front	Dojo Page 1
	Back	Dojo Page 2

Back Cover

Journal Pages		Plankrun’s Journal’s Back Cover
Location		Town of Digby OR Bazaar
Dropped By		Mole Mouse OR Burglar Mouse
Information	Front	Back cover of Plankrun’s journal
	Back
Image Link	Front	Back Cover Outside
	Back	Back Cover Inside

Strategies

Gnawnia Pages

Some players have reported success in finding the Gnawnia pages by hunting in the Meadow using White Cheddar as bait. Because the White Cheddar prevents white, grey and brown mice from approaching your trap, the Dwarf is the most common mouse encountered. Further, evidence strongly suggests that the vast majority (though not 100%) of the time the first Dwarf encountered will drop the pages.

For best results, most hunters recommend also using a Wooden Base with Target or some trap that increases the attraction rate so as to offset the poor attraction of White Cheddar.