Winter Wood Charm
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| Winter Wood Charm | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Category: Great Winter Hunt | |||
| Charm Statistics | Charm Info | ||
| Power: | 0 | Cost: | See current Great Winter Hunt location |
| Power Bonus: | 0% | Limited Edition: | No |
| Attraction Bonus: | 0% | Crafted: | No |
| Luck: | 2 | Smashable: | No |
| Cheese Effect: | No Effect | Tradeable: | No |
| Consumed Upon: | Encounter | Giveable: | No |
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | External Link |
| A wintery charm of Great Winter Hunts past...
These charms can be smashed into Pecan Pecorino Cheese which attracts special event mice in the Great Winter Taiga! | |||
Obtained Via
The Winter Wood Charm was first available during the annual Great Winter Hunt event in 2011. The source, cost, and effects of this charm can change from event to event.
Related Charms
History and Trivia
- 13 December 2011: The Winter Wood Charm was introduced during the Great Winter Hunt 2011 event.
- The Winter Wood Charm could be bought at the Festive Comet Charm Shoppe for 600 gold and 2 Ice Coins. It could be refunded for 120 gold at the same location. 15 of these charms could be bought directly via donating.
- 13 December 2011 to 31 January 2012: The Winter Wood Charm was available for purchase at the Marketplace, and were also transferable via the Give To Friends option.
- The description for the Winter Wood Charm has changed since its release. The original description read as follows:
- The fresh scent of pine and veneer lures festive mice carrying Toy Wood as loot to a hunter's trap.
- 15 December 2015: The Winter Wood Charm's description was changed. The following sentence was added:
- While racing down the toboggan courses, use a Winter Charm to attract the Snowflake Mouse who drops Toboggan Nitro when caught!
- Unknown Date: The Winter Wood Charm's description was updated. The old description reads:
- These wintery charms of past Great Winter Hunt festivities bring with them a chance to attract the Snowflake Mouse when used during the festive event.
