Feb 9, 2011

Posted by Paul Humphreys in Burroughs, Locations | 0 Comments

Bazaar

The organizers of the Bazaar used to travel abroad with a merchant companion named Ronza. During their visit to the Burroughs region these quirky folk felt right at home, so much so that they decided to stay! Their newly constructed shops are now known across the Kingdom for their strange inventory.

Index

Overview
Shops
Cheese and Mice
Setup Options
Goals
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Overview

The Bazaar isn’t normally an area that a hunter will want to spend a long time in.

The mice here aren’t too different from those found in the Town of Digby, although more Burglar mice frequent this location than anywhere else in the game, and one of those may drop the back cover of Plankrun’s Journal.

The most important use of the Bazaar is for its shops, that offer a variety of items that are vital to hunting in other areas.

Requirements

To hunt in the Bazaar a Hunter must have:
    A Hunter’s Title of at least Grandmaster.
    Ticket to the Burroughs Bazaar, obtained from a mouse in the Training Grounds.
And it is recommended that a Hunter should have:
    Any strong Weapon and Base.
    At least Brie Cheese.

Hunting Tips by Larry

Larry The Bazaar is a noisy place full of merchants selling all sorts of whacky wares!

If you’ve come from the Furoma region, be sure to visit the Cartographer here. Cartographers are experts in repairing damaged maps which will in turn open new hunting grounds!

The Bazaar General Store is stocked with some of the strangest items found from around the world. You may just find these items useful if you plan on heading back to Furoma.

Beware of the Burglar mice. They run rampant here at the Bazaar and never hesitate to steal your gold!

New Mice

There are no new mice in the Bazaar.

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Shops

The Bazaar contains 3 shops: a Cheese Shoppe, a General Store and a Cartographer.

Cheese Shoppe

The Cheese Shoppe of the Bazaar offers a good selection of cheese, but at prices 50% highter than those found elsewhere.

	Cheddar Cheese Cheddar is rather poor at attracting most mice, however hunters may find success with this cheese when hunting the more frail breeds. Cost: 15 gold Refund: 10 gold

	Marble Cheese Marble offers a decent chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 75 gold Refund: 50 gold

	Swiss Cheese Swiss offers a good chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 150 gold Refund: 100 gold

	Brie Cheese Brie offers a very good chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 300 gold Refund: 200 gold

General Store

The General Store of the Bazaar contains a number of items that can be used for crafting cheese and some traps.

Supply		Cost	Refund
	Cheesy Fluffs A generous-sized bag full of oily morsels of cheese in a wide variety of flavours. This yummy treat is hard for both mouse and hunter to resist!	80	10

	Curds and Whey Curds and whey are a common ingredient in a variety of cheese flavours. Elaborate flavours often require a greater quantity than more basic flavours.	12	3

	Droid Parts These basic parts are capable of assembling a variety of droids all for different purposes. Popular assembly choices include: high speed rotating droids with swords, droids with powerful clamps for hands on the end of arms that rocket eject, and droids that violently shake before self destructing. The sky’s the limit!	7,750	7,750

	Invisi-glu This successful brand of glue is colourless, odourless, yet surprisingly toxic! Great for combining ingredients, such as Cheesy Fluffs brand cheese morsels.	50	5

	Ionized Salt Imported from the Salt Mines, this salt has a high mineral content and is extremely conductive. Little is known about what possible uses this salt could have. Working with this salt carries a high risk of electrocution, extreme dehydration, and destruction on a universal scale. Handle with extreme care!	450	150

	Paint-brand Paint This strange brand of paint is frequently imported by Ronza and seems to almost be alive, able to take on any colour it wishes.	120	30

	Salt Gnawnia salt is collected from the seawater around the Harbour where it is known for its magical cleanliness. Salt is a very common ingredient used in a variety of cheese flavours.	6	2

Cartographer

The Cartographer of the Bazaar can craft map pieces to gain access to the Dojo, Mediation Room, Pinnacle Chamber and Catacombs.

It takes time to “upgrade” or repair a map, and during that time you will be without access to the locations that map would normally grant.

While maps are being repaired, you may be able to collect a second map of that type to allow access to those locations again.

You do not need to remain in the Bazaar while your map is being repaired; you may travel and return to collect the map at a later date.

Map Piece		Requirements	Allows Access To
	Stitched Furoma Map Piece Hunters often find pieces of the Furoma map slightly shredded by the claws of mice. A skilled cartographer is able to restore this shredded map by stitching a patch over the damaged area to reveal additional detail.	Cost: 90,000 gold Item(s) Required: 1 Shredded Furoma Map Piece Pickup Time: 1 day	Dojo
			Mediation Room
			Pinnacle Chamber

	Repaired Mousoleum Map Research suggests that mystery lies below the Mousoleum! This patch can be applied to a Tattered Mousoleum Map to reveal new possible hunting grounds. Restoring ancient cloth requires a great deal of time and skill and does not come cheap. The Cartographer suspects that a hunter will need the title of Legendary to understand the secrets revealed.	Cost: 160,000 gold Item(s) Required: 1 Tattered Mousoleum Map Pickup Time: 5 days	Catacombs

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Cheese and Mice

Here we give an overview of the mice that can be encountered in this location, and how often you can expect to see them using various cheese.

The Mice of the Bazaar

Here is a breakdown of the various mice that can be found in the location, and what loot they might drop:

Mouse (Known Cheese Preferences)		Group (Weaknesses)	Potential Loot		Drop Rate
	Bionic	Indigenous Mice		None
	Black Widow	Indigenous Mice		SUPER\|brie+	Unknown
	Burglar	Indigenous Mice		Brie Cheese	Unknown
				1 Flawless Orb	Unknown
				Gilded Cheese	Unknown
				Plankrun’s Journal Back Cover	Unknown
	Dwarf	Indigenous Mice		None
	Granite	Indigenous Mice		None
	Master Burglar	Indigenous Mice		Brie Cheese	Unknown
				1 Crown Jewel	Unknown
				1 Flawless Orb	Unknown
				1 Satchel of Gold (1,000 gold)	Unknown
	Mutated Grey	Indigenous Mice		None
	Mutated White	Indigenous Mice		None
	Nibbler	Indigenous Mice		None
	Steel	Indigenous Mice		1 Scrap Metal (depends on trap)	Unknown
	Zombie	Indigenous Mice		None
Occassional Visitors (These mice are not always encountered in this location)
	Glitchpaw	Event Mice		Brie Cheese	Unknown
				Brie Potion	Unknown
				Greater Potion	Unknown
				Gilded Cheese	Unknown

Mice Populations

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Brie and Super Brie are the best cheese to use when hunting for Burglar mice.

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Setup Options

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Goals

Here is a selection of Goals that a hunter may like to achieve:

Catch a Burglar Mouse with Plankrun’s Journal

While the Burglar Mouse is encountered in the Bazaar more than any other location, they are still not a very common mouse.

Using Brie or Super Brie will attract more Burglars than other types of cheese.

A strong or lucky trap of most power types is best used. Burglars are not too strong, but could be difficult for weak traps.

Even when caught, the Burglar does not drop the pages often; a high luck trap will help increase the chances of it doing so.

Collecting Flawless Orbs

Burglars and Master Burglars drop the Flawless Orb in this location and if you use the right cheese, those mice can be very common.

Using a cheese such as Brie or Gilded will attract a high number of these mice, and as long as you can catch them you stand a good chance of collecting Flawless Orbs.

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