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'''Gilded Leaf''' mice are weak to [[Rift|Rift Traps]]. They can only be attracted by [[Magical String Cheese]].
 
'''Gilded Leaf''' mice are weak to [[Rift|Rift Traps]]. They can only be attracted by [[Magical String Cheese]].
  
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*The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' drops the [[Enlarged Rift Egg]] and the [[Gilded Leaf Egg]] during the annual '''Spring Egg Hunt'''.
  
 
== History and Trivia ==
 
== History and Trivia ==

Revision as of 17:02, 22 May 2017

The Gilded Leaf is a breed of mouse found in the Whisker Woods Rift.


Gilded Leaf Mouse
Mouse Group: Rift Walkers (Whisker Woods Rift)
Mouse Statistics
Points: 48,750 Gold: 9,000
Location & Attraction Info
Required Power Types: Rift Other Requirements:
Cheese: Magical String Charm:
Locations: Whisker Woods Rift Loot:
Links
Larry's Loot Lexicon: MouseHunt Info Page Image: Image Link
This mouse soaks up the golden rays of the sun leaving her skin looking like pure 24-carat gold!

Rumor has it that a small number of these mice are actually made of gold which make them one of the more tempting reasons to brave the rift.

Mouse ID#:


Preferred Cheese

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

Hunting Strategy

Gilded Leaf mice are weak to Rift Traps. They can only be attracted by Magical String Cheese.

=Event Participation

Spring Egg Hunt

History and Trivia

  • Gilded Leaf mice were introduced on 28 January 2015, with the introduction of the Whisker Woods Rift.
  • Gilded Leaf mice are the Rift version of Goldleaf mice.

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