Portable Generator Mouse

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The Portable Generator Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Burroughs Rift. It is known to drop Mist Canisters and The Red Button as loot.


Portable Generator Mouse
Mouse Group: Rift Walkers (Burroughs Rift)
Mouse Statistics
Points: 26,500 Gold: 8,500
Location & Attraction Info
Required Power Types: Rift Other Requirements: 0 Mist
Cheese: Magical String Charm: None
Locations: Burroughs Rift Loot: Mist Canister
The Red Button
Links
Larry's Loot Lexicon: MouseHunt Info Page Image: Image Link
Nothing is more frustrating than being on the cusp of victory when your mechanical arm runs out of juice! This has happened so many times that the rift mice have come up with a solution. The more power-hungry of the mice have been issued a companion Portable Generator Mouse to hang around with them to recharge them should they even run low on electricity.

This mouse is so dedicated to its task, that the only way to distract it is to arm Magical String Cheese when there is no mist in the air. On the plus side, the energy this mouse generates comes from a form of mist fusion, so it is always in possession of a bounty of Mist Canisters when caught.
Sometimes, when it thinks nobody is looking, this mouse pulls out a device with a big red button on top and stares at it long and hard. What does the button do? What is this mouse pondering while considering it? We may never know.
Mouse ID#: 657



Preferred Cheese

Portable Generator mice have been found to be especially attracted to Magical String, to the point that any other kind of cheese will simply not suffice.

Hunting Strategy

Portable Generator mice are weak to Rift Traps. They can only be attracted by Magical String while hunting at 0 Mist.

Event Participation

Spring Egg Hunt

History and Trivia

  • Portable Generator mice were introduced on 09 September 2014, with the introduction of the Burroughs Rift.

Images