Monster Mouse
| Monster Mouse | |||
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| Mouse Group: | |||
| Mouse Statistics | |||
| Points: | 9,100 | Gold: | 9,101 |
| Location & Attraction Info | |||
| Required Power Types: | Physical | Other Requirements: | |
| Cheese: | Radioactive Blue | Charm: | |
| Locations: | Laboratory Mousoleum Catacombs |
Loot: | Cheddar cheese Marble cheese Swiss cheese Brie cheese Lab Research (1,000 points) Greater Radioactive Blue Cheese Curd Potion Living Shard |
| Links | |||
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | Image Link |
| Deep within the bowels of the Laboratory, alone and miserable, lurks a monster so terrifying, so hideous, that no one dares to speak its name. Known only as Dr. F. Romage's Monster mice, their horrible howls can be heard rumbling throughout the walls of the Lab, haunting those who dwell close enough to hear them. | |||
| Mouse ID#: 20 | |||
The Monster Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Laboratory, Mousoleum, and Catacombs. They are known to drop Brie cheese uncommonly, Swiss cheese commonly, and Marble cheese and Cheddar cheese frequently in all locations. They are also known to drop Lab Research worth 1,000 bonus points rarely and Greater Radioactive Blue Cheese Curd Potions uncommonly in the Laboratory. They may also drop Lab Research worth 1,000 bonus points in the Catacombs.
Preferred Cheese
Monster mice have been found to be especially attracted to Radioactive Blue cheese, to the point that any other kind of cheese will simply not suffice.
Hunting Strategy
The recommended setup for catching Monster mice is a Digby Drillbot with Radioactive Blue cheese in the Laboratory or the Arcane Capturing Rod Of Never Yielding Mystery with Radioactive Blue cheese in the Catacombs.
History and Trivia
Heavier Monster mice tend to drop more loot than their lighter brethren.
Their description states that the breed was created by Dr. F. Romage. The doctor's first initial and surname spell fromage, the French word for "cheese."
The visual appearance of these mice is an assortment of components from White, Brown, Dwarf, Steel, Granite, Bionic, and Gold mice.
The faint silhouette of the monster mouse is on the Laboratory header image.
On March 24, 2010 Monster mice begin dropping Living Shards.
