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The '''Student of the Cheese Belt Mouse''' is a breed of [[Mice|mouse]] found in the [[Dojo]]. They are known to almost always drop [[Token of the Cheese Belt|Tokens of the Cheese Belt]] in the Dojo. They are also known to drop [[Satchel of Gold|Satchels of Gold]] worth 750 gold uncommonly in the Dojo.
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The '''Student of the Cheese Belt Mouse''' is a breed of [[Mice|mouse]] found in the [[Dojo]]. They are known to almost always drop [[Token of the Cheese Belt|Tokens of the Cheese Belt]] in the Dojo. They are also known to drop [[Satchel of Gold|Satchels of Gold]] worth 750 gold in the Dojo.
  
 
== Preferred Cheese ==
 
== Preferred Cheese ==

Revision as of 01:29, 13 March 2009


Student of the Cheese Belt Mouse
Mouse Group:
Mouse Statistics
Points: 6,250 Gold: 451
Location & Attraction Info
Required Power Types: Tactical Other Requirements:
Cheese: Maki cheese
SUPER|brie+ cheese
Charm:
Locations: Dojo Loot: Token of the Cheese Belt
Satchel of Gold (750 gold)
Links
Larry's Loot Lexicon: MouseHunt Info Page Image: Image Link
Students of the Cheese Belt may look peaceful and docile but don't let that catch you off guard. They are fueled by their hunger which is limitless, a trap will hardly be able to get between this mouse and your cheese! The masters of these students apparently have learned to control their cravings but tend to have a rough time refining the young students to their ways.
Mouse ID#: 38


The Student of the Cheese Belt Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Dojo. They are known to almost always drop Tokens of the Cheese Belt in the Dojo. They are also known to drop Satchels of Gold worth 750 gold in the Dojo.

Preferred Cheese

Student of the Cheese Belt mice have been found to be especially attracted to Maki and, to a lesser degree, SUPER|brie cheese.

Hunting Strategy

Tactical type traps such as Zugzwang's Last Move are very effective against Student of the Cheese Belt mice.

Images