1. Overview
   Requirements
   Hunting Tips by Larry
   New Mice
2. Cheese and Mice
   The Mice of the Windmill
   Mice Populations
3. Setup Options
   Normal Setup Options
   Limited Edition Setup Options
4. Goals
   Catching the Farmhand Mouse
   Collecting Flawed Orbs
5. Related Articles

Overview

As soon as hunter reaches the title of Apprentice they can start to hunt in the Windmill, which may actually be easier than hunting in the Town of Gnawnia due to the generally weaker mice encountered here.
With some new mice to add to your collection, the Windmill offers a good place for a new Apprentice to earn a mix of gold and points.

Requirements

To hunt in the Windmill a Hunter must have:
    A Hunter’s Title of at least Apprentice.
And it is recommended that a Hunter should have:
    Any Weapon and Base.
    Any Cheese.

Hunting Tips by Larry

Congratulations, MouseHunter! You’ve reached the Windmill, a rustic locale where Apprentice MouseHunters go to prove their worth. A group of rowdy country mice overran this farm a while back, and ever since, they’ve been throwing a hoedown with the farmer’s crops!

The Windmill is full of mice who enjoy the simple life, harvesting vegetables, eating vegetables, scheming to get tastier vegetables… but if some city slicker were to come along with a stash of cheese, they might just brave your new-fangled trap to get a piece. Spud mice, in particular, are always looking for more lunch, despite the fact that they eat whole potatoes for breakfast.

So set your trap, MouseHunter, and discover all the wacky and wonderful mouse breeds at the Windmill! Fight hard, and trap often, and you’ll be an Initiate in no time!

New Mice

The Windmill has 3 new mice that you won’t have encountered before. Two of these – the Farmhand and the Spud – are only encountered in this location.

Farmhand

Scruffy

Spud

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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 Windmill

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
	Brown	Indigenous Mice		None
	Diamond	Indigenous Mice		None
	Dwarf	Indigenous Mice		None
	Farmhand	Indigenous Mice		1 Flawed Orb	Unknown
	Field	Indigenous Mice		None
	Flying	Indigenous Mice		None
	Gold	Indigenous Mice		None
	Grey	Indigenous Mice		None
	Longtail	Indigenous Mice		None
	Mole	Indigenous Mice		3-18 Marble Cheese	~100%
	Pugilist	Indigenous Mice		None
	Scruffy	Indigenous Mice		1 Flawed Orb	Unknown
	Silvertail	Indigenous Mice		1 Simple Orb	Unknown
	Speedy	Indigenous Mice		None
	Spud	Indigenous Mice		1 Flawed Orb	Unknown
	Tiny	Indigenous Mice		None
	White	Indigenous Mice		None
Occassional Visitors (These mice are not always encountered in this location)
	Glitchpaw	Event Mice		Swiss Cheese	Unknown

Mice Populations

Here is a breakdown of the populations of mice in the location based upon cheese used (these results come from our survey); the values given are a percentage of all attractions, and how many of these mice you are likely to attract in 100 hunts using base attraction:

(Please note, results with less than 1,000 hunts submitted have a low level of accuracy and should be used as guidelines only)

	Mouse	Super Brie
	Brown	~5%
	Diamond	~1%
	Dwarf	~7%
	Farmhand	~7%
	Field	~1%
	Flying	~10%
	Gold	~0%
	Grey	~4%
	Longtail	~13%
	Mole	~6%
	Pugilist	~10%
	Scruffy	~5%
	Silvertail	~4%
	Speedy	~7%
	Spud	~10%
	Tiny	~4%
	White	~4%
Hunts Submitted		134
Base Attraction Rate		~100%

Most cheese can be used in the Windmill, although Super Brie will be particularly useful in attracting mice such as the Farmhand.

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Setup Options

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Goals

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

Catching the Farmhand Mouse

The Farmhand Mouse is both the most powerful mouse in this location, and the rarest.

The best way to attract this mouse is by using Super Brie cheese, upgrading to stronger traps while hunting this mouse will help you to catch it once you do attract it.

Collecting Flawed Orbs

Mice in this location drop the flawed orb relatively commonly compared to other locations in the game, making this the ideal place to “farm” them.

Most cheese and setups will work to catch the mice who drop this orb, however experienced hunters may use Super Brie to greatly speed up this process.

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Town of Gnawnia	Gnawnia	Harbour
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Super Brie

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This article includes survey results from 01-Jul-10 to 29-Jul-10.

1. Overview
   Requirements
   Hunting Tips by Larry
   New Mice
2. Shops
   General Store
   Cartographer
3. Cheese and Mice
   The Mice of the Harbour
   Mice Populations
4. Setup Options
   Normal Setup Options
   Limited Edition Setup Options
5. Goals
   Catch a Granite Mouse with the Map
6. Related Articles

Overview

The Harbour is a good place for newer hunters to earn gold as it has a reasonable number of Pirate mice, that, while tough to catch, offer a great gold return for the hunter.
The Harbour also contains the first of the map pieces that a hunter can collect: the Granite mouse drops the map to the Calm Clearing, the first location in a new region, Whisker Woods.
The Harbour is the first location where a hunter can purchase crafting supplies, which allow a hunter to craft their first new cheese, White Cheddar. Also on offer are the Dehydration Blueprints, which will allow a hunter to craft a new base once they have collected all the required items.
A hunter will want to use their best physical trap in this location, and a cheese such as Swiss offers good returns. A hunter may also try out White Cheddar in this location, since when it’s used with the Wooden Base with Target this can offer some excellent gold returns.

Requirements

To hunt in the Harbour a Hunter must have:
    A Hunter’s Title of at least Initiate.
And it is recommended that a Hunter should have:
    At least the Mouse Mary O’Nette and Wooden Base with Target, but preferably a stronger Weapon and/or Base.
    At least Marble Cheese.

Hunting Tips by Larry

Welcome to the Harbour, MouseHunter! The cool breeze coming in from the ocean feels great, doesn’t it?

Happy hunting!

New Mice

There are 2 new mice in the Harbour that a hunter won’t have encountered before, but both of these mice can be found in other locations.

Burglar

Fog

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Shops

The Harbour contains two shops: a General Store and a Cartographer.

General Store

The General Store of the Harbour contains a small selection of crafting supplies for use in cheese, and blueprints for a new base.

Supply		Cost	Refund
	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
	Dehydration Base Blueprints These blueprints are required to craft the crude, yet effective, Dehydration Base from four splintered wood and over 200 salt. Although the salty base does not have the most power, it is well suited for keeping bait fresh.	22,330	22,330
	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 Harbour can craft a map piece to gain access to the King’s Gauntlet.

Map Piece		Requirements
	King’s Gauntlet Floorplan This floor plan has been commissioned directly by the King of Gnawnia. Below the King’s seal is this note: Vend only to those who show remarkable valour in the name of the royal crown, and its jewels. The Cartographer has been working hard to produce a surplus of floor plans!	Cost: 50,000 gold Item(s) Required: 1 Crown Jewel Pickup Time: 1 day

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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 Harbour

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		1 Brie Potion	Unknown
	Black Widow	Indigenous Mice		SUPER|brie+	Unknown
	Brown	Indigenous Mice		None
	Burglar	Indigenous Mice		1-20 Brie Cheese	Unknown
				1 Flawless Orb	Unknown
				1-6 Gilded Cheese	Unknown
	Diamond	Indigenous Mice		1 Simple Orb	Unknown
	Dwarf	Indigenous Mice		None
	Fog	Indigenous Mice		None
	Gold	Indigenous Mice		1 Simple Orb	Unknown
	Granite	Indigenous Mice		1 Whisker Woods Clearing Map Piece (Max 1)	Unknown
	Grey	Indigenous Mice		None
	Magic	Indigenous Mice		None
	Pirate	Aquatic Order		1 Satchel of Gold (250 gold)	Unknown
	Pugilist	Indigenous Mice		None
	Scruffy	Indigenous Mice		1 Flawed Orb	Unknown
	Silvertail	Indigenous Mice		1 Simple Orb	Unknown
	Spotted	Indigenous Mice		None
	Steel	Indigenous Mice		1 Scrap Metal (depends on trap)	Unknown
	White	Indigenous Mice		None
Occassional Visitors (These mice are not always encountered in this location)
	Glitchpaw	Event Mice		Brie Cheese	Unknown
				Swiss Cheese	Unknown

Mice Populations

Here is a breakdown of the populations of mice in the location based upon cheese used (these results come from our survey); the values given are a percentage of all attractions, and how many of these mice you are likely to attract in 100 hunts using base attraction:

(Please note, results with less than 1,000 hunts submitted have a low level of accuracy and should be used as guidelines only)

	Mouse	Super Brie
	Bionic	~4%
	Black Widow	~1%
	Brown	~8%
	Burglar	~13%
	Diamond	~5%
	Dwarf	~5%
	Fog	~5%
	Gold	~2%
	Granite	~5%
	Grey	~7%
	Magic	~5%
	Pirate	~7%
	Pugilist	~7%
	Scruffy	~0%
	Silvertail	~1%
	Spotted	~10%
	Steel	~7%
	White	~8%
Hunts Submitted		153
Base Attraction Rate		~100%

Swiss is a good cheese to use in the Harbour and can be quite cost effective.
Super Brie will attract a number of the rarer mice here and is a particular favourite of the Burglar, however the Scruffy mouse does not seem too keen on Super Brie in this location.

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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 Granite Mouse with the Map

In the Harbour the Granite Mouse drops the first map piece available to you as loot; there’s no special technique to catching this mouse, or special cheese to use.
Fortunately, the Granite Mouse is fairly common and not difficult to catch, so just hunt as you would normally and you’ll pick the map up sooner or later.

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Super Brie

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This article contains information relevant to MouseHunt v3.1.23452.

This article includes survey results from 21-Sep-10 to 24-Sep-10.

1. Overview
   Requirements
   Hunting Tips by Larry
   New Mice
2. Shops
   Charm Shoppe
3. Cheese and Mice
   The Mice of the Mountain
   Mice Populations
4. Setup Options
   Normal Setup Options
   Limited Edition Setup Options
5. Goals
   Catch a Ninja Mouse with the Map
   Best Location for a Journeyman to Hunt
   Collecting Simple Orbs
   Charms to use
6. Related Articles

Overview

The Mountain is a location that contains some of the stronger mice found in Gnawnia, offering good potential rewards for a hunter. Although the Harbour offers better gold returns, the Mountain offers better points, allowing a hunter to increase their rank sooner.
In the Mountain are four mice not found elsewhere: the Abominable Snow, Frosty Snow, Frozen and Pebble mice are all rare mice, and require patience or specialist cheese for the hunter to catch.
The Ninja Mouse in the Mountain drops the map to the Laboratory in the Burroughs region.

Requirements

To hunt in the Mountain a Hunter must have:
    A Hunter’s Title of at least Journeyman.
And it is recommended that a Hunter should have:
    At least the Mouse Rocketine or Trebuchet and Wooden Base with Target, but preferably a stronger Weapon and/or Base.
    At least Marble Cheese.

Hunting Tips by Larry

Welcome to the treacherous terrain of… The Mountain!

There have been reports of a mysterious Ninja mouse that has traveled to the Mountain from the North and is carrying a piece of the map. Should you find this rare Ninja and acquire the map piece, it will be added to your own map, unlocking a new hunting location in the north!

New Mice

The Mountain has 5 new mice that you won’t have encountered before. Four of these mice are only encountered in this location or during special events. The Ninja mouse can be found in other locations.

Abominable Snow

Frosty Snow

Frozen

Ninja

Pebble

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Shops

The Mountain contains only one shop: a Charm Shoppe.

Charm Shoppe

Moustachio the Charmer’s Charm Shoppe in the Mountain allows a hunter to purchase some of the basic charms available in the game and the first charm conduit required to use them. It also contains an essential crafting ingredient for making your own charms.

Charmbits

Charmbit Charmbits are a vital ingredient used in crafting Charms. Some say they are impossibly small nanites, while others state that they are condensed magic, experts suggest it is likely a combination of them both. The one thing everyone can agree on is to handle with care and never breathe it in! Cost: 25 gold Refund: 20 gold

Conduits

Pine Charm Conduit Charm Conduit Level: 1 Add this conduit to your trap to gain the ability to use Charms. This conduit is carved from the wood of a Mountain Pine Tree and like other wooden conduits, is only capable of conducting the energy of simple charms. As you continue your journey, you may discover more powerful Charms and Charm Conduits. Cost: 3,000 gold

Charms

	Attraction Charm (0 Power) Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: 5% Luck: none Cheese Effect: No Effect Consumed Upon: Encountering a Mouse This strange looking little cheese charm releases a small burst of air every few minutes. When combined with your cheese, it will increase the distance the cheese scent will travel, helping to attract more mice to your trap. Cost: 300 gold Refund: 90 gold Conduit Required: Pine Charm Conduit
	Luck Charm (0 Power) Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: none Luck: 1 Cheese Effect: No Effect Consumed Upon: Encountering a Mouse Made of rare and precious metals, this charm is believed to bring extra luck with each hunt. Cost: 400 gold Refund: 120 gold Conduit Required: Pine Charm Conduit
	Power Charm (120 Power) Power Bonus: 1% Attraction Bonus: none Luck: none Cheese Effect: No Effect Consumed Upon: Encountering a Mouse Slightly warm to the touch, this charm is bursting with potential power! The Power Charm provides +120 power and a 1% power bonus to your trap with each hunt. Cost: 200 gold Refund: 60 gold Conduit Required: Pine Charm Conduit
	Prospector’s Charm (200 Power) Power Bonus: 1% Attraction Bonus: none Luck: none Cheese Effect: No Effect Consumed Upon: Encountering a Mouse With a center of hard meteorite, this mining charm provides +200 power and a 1% power bonus to your trap. When used in the Mountain, this charm’s prospecting ability attracts more Gold and Diamond mice. When used alongside SUPER|brie+ in the Mountain, these charms also increase the attraction of Silvertail mice. Cost: 450 gold Refund: 135 gold Conduit Required: Pine Charm Conduit

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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 Mountain

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
	Abominable Snow	Indigenous Mice		1 Divine Orb	Unknown
	Bionic	Indigenous Mice		1 Brie Potion	Unknown
	Black Widow	Indigenous Mice		SUPER|brie+	Unknown
	Brown	Indigenous Mice		None
	Diamond	Indigenous Mice		1 Simple Orb	Unknown
	Dwarf	Indigenous Mice		Splintered Wood	Unknown
	Fog	Indigenous Mice		None
	Frosty Snow	Indigenous Mice		None
	Frozen	Indigenous Mice		None
	Gold	Indigenous Mice		1 Simple Orb	Unknown
	Granite	Indigenous Mice		None
	Grey	Indigenous Mice		None
	Ninja	Followers of Furoma		1 Burroughs Laboratory Map Piece (Max 1)	Unknown
	Pebble	Indigenous Mice		None
	Silvertail	Indigenous Mice		1 Simple Orb	Unknown
	Steel	Indigenous Mice		1 Scrap Metal (depends on trap)	Unknown
	White	Indigenous Mice		None
	Zombie	Indigenous Mice		None
Occassional Visitors (These mice are not always encountered in this location)
	Glitchpaw	Event Mice		Brie Cheese	Unknown
				Greater Brie Potion	Unknown

Mice Populations

Here is a breakdown of the populations of mice in the location based upon cheese used (these results come from our survey); the values given are a percentage of all attractions, and how many of these mice you are likely to attract in 100 hunts using base attraction:

(Please note, results with less than 1,000 hunts submitted have a low level of accuracy and should be used as guidelines only)

	Mouse	Super Brie
	Abominable Snow	~4%
	Bionic	~14%
	Black Widow	~1%
	Brown	~1%
	Diamond	~4%
	Dwarf	~8%
	Fog	~10%
	Frosty Snow	~7%
	Frozen	~5%
	Gold	~4%
	Granite	~10%
	Grey	~2%
	Ninja	~8%
	Pebble	~3%
	Silvertail	~4%
	Steel	~14%
	White	~2%
	Zombie	~1%
Hunts Submitted		351
Base Attraction Rate		~100%

Both Brie and Swiss are good cheese to use in this location, Brie will earn you more points, while Swiss is more cost effective.

Super Brie may be required to attract all of the mice in this location.

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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 Ninja Mouse with the Map

The Ninja mouse drops the map to the Burroughs Laboratory, and fortunately the mouse is neither very rare nor very difficult to catch as long as you have at least the recommended traps. There’s no known preference for any cheese with the Ninja mouse, so it’s just a case of patiently waiting until you catch one.

Best Location for a Journeyman to Hunt

Often it is debated whether a Journeyman should hunt in the Mountain or the Calm Clearing while they are trying to increase their rank.
Personally I believe the best path through Journeyman is to hunt in the Mountain until your goals are completed there, then move to the Calm Clearing.
The Calm Clearing has slightly more to offer in terms of Points, Gold and Loot, so is probably the best use of a Journeyman’s time.

Collecting Simple Orbs

The Mountain probably offers the best place for a hunter to collect simple orbs. With a high number of Gold and Diamond mice compared to other locations a hunter stands a good chance of collecting simple orbs here.

There are two ways a hunter can further increase their chances of collecting orbs, the first is to use Super Brie. This attracts the Silvertail mouse which also drops the orb.

The second is to arm the prospector’s charm. It’s expensive and the power boost will be wasted on many hunters revisiting this area, but it does increase the population of Gold, Diamond and Silvertail mice in the mountain, helping you to collect even more orbs.

Charms to use

The Prospector’s Charm can be a useful addition for any hunter wishing to collect Simple Orbs in this location..

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Harbour	Gnawnia	Laboratory
Related Cheese
Super Brie

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This article contains information relevant to MouseHunt v3.1.23452.

This article includes survey results from 05-Aug-10 to 10-Aug-10.

1. Overview
   Requirements
   Hunting Tips by Larry
   New Mice
2. Shops
   Cheese Shoppe
   Trapsmith
3. Cheese and Mice
   The Mice of the Town of Gnawnia
   Mice Populations
4. Setup Options
5. Goals
   Catch a Master Burglar
6. Related Articles

Overview

After a hunter reaches the title of Recruit they can travel to the Town of Gnawnia.
This location has a well-stocked cheese shoppe and trapsmith that mean a hunter may want to travel back here repeatedly during their hunting in the Gnawnia region to get more supplies or upgrade their traps.
The Town of Gnawnia has a number of tougher mice, which can make it a difficult location for new Recruits. However this is the first location in which a hunter can encounter the Master Burglar so hunters may wish to return here later to collect that mouse.

Requirements

To hunt in the Town of Gnawnia a Hunter must have:
    A Hunter’s Title of at least Recruit.
And it is recommended that a Hunter should have:
    Any Weapon and Base.
    Any Cheese.

Hunting Tips by Larry

Welcome to the Town of Gnawnia, home of His Majesty, the King!

When you reach the title of Apprentice, you may want to try hunting at the Windmill. Visit the Travel page to access your map and travel to other hunting grounds.

New Mice

There are 8 new mice in the Town of Gnawnia that a hunter won’t have encountered before, but all of these mice can be found in other locations.

Longtail	Magic	Master Burglar	Nibbler	Pugilist	Silvertail
Speedy	Zombie

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Shops

The Town of Gnawnia contains two shops: a Cheese Shoppe and a Trapsmith.

Cheese Shoppe

The Cheese Shoppe of the Town of Gnawnia offers the widest selection of cheese and some of the best prices in the game.

	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: 10 gold Refund: 10 gold
	Marble Cheese Marble offers a decent chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 50 gold Refund: 50 gold
	Swiss Cheese Swiss offers a good chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 100 gold Refund: 100 gold
	Brie Cheese Brie offers a very good chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 200 gold Refund: 200 gold

Trapsmith

The Trapsmith of the Town of Gnawnia contains the largest selection of Physical traps in the game. These traps will see you through most of the Gnawnia region.

Weapons

	Tacky Glue Trap (70 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: 40% Luck: 2 Cheese Effect: Stale If you believe the simplest answer is the best, then white glue and some cheese is the way to go! Cost: 550 gold Refund: 100 gold Points Required: 0
	High Tension Spring (75 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 5% Attraction Bonus: 20% Luck: 2 Cheese Effect: No Effect Razor sharp barbs adorn a crushing bar held with over 1000 lbs. of tension. Cost: 600 gold Refund: 110 gold Points Required: 0
	500 Pound Spiked Crusher (250 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 10% Attraction Bonus: none Luck: 1 Cheese Effect: No Effect A 500 pound weight with sharp spikes on the bottom precariously hangs by a thin rope, eagerly awaiting a mouse to wander below. Cost: 3,450 gold Refund: 625 gold Points Required: 2,100
	Mouse Mary O’Nette (250 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: 6% Luck: 5 Cheese Effect: Fresh A clever decoy to attract an unsuspecting mouse under a looming steel cage. Cost: 6,250 gold Refund: 1,125 gold Points Required: 2,100
	Mouse Trebuchet (600 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 2% Attraction Bonus: 4% Luck: 1 Cheese Effect: Very Fresh For those so inclined to not so much harm a mouse, but rather relocate it a few miles away there is the wooden mouse trebuchet. When triggered this trap catapults the mouse at over 500 miles per hour up to a range of 7 miles. Cost: 15,850 gold Refund: 2,855 gold Points Required: 11,000
	Mouse Rocketine (650 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 6% Attraction Bonus: none Luck: none Cheese Effect: Extremely Stale Off with their heads! This super-charged, rocket-powered version of a guillotine is the perfect way to hold all those criminal mice accountable for stealing your precious cheese. Cost: 18,700 gold Refund: 3,375 gold Points Required: 11,000
	Swiss Army Mouse Trap (1,200 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 2% Attraction Bonus: 2% Luck: 10 Cheese Effect: No Effect Three razor sharp knife blades come downwards rapidly while a half dozen high speed drill bits come upwards, leaving little evidence that the mouse ever existed. Cost: 70,300 gold Refund: 12,655 gold Points Required: 45,500
	NVMRC Forcefield Trap (2,350 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 12% Attraction Bonus: 10% Luck: 12 Cheese Effect: No Effect This trap generates a force field tough enough to hold even the strongest mice within. Once trapped, the mouse is harmlessly incapacitated with 100% organic sleeping gas and relocated to a mouse reservation. Cost: 256,000 gold Refund: 46,155 gold Points Required: 91,000
	Mouse DeathBot (2,400 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 15% Attraction Bonus: 10% Luck: 2 Cheese Effect: Stale Although origins of this high-tech robot are unknown, its ability to destroy mice is well known. The DeathBot comes equipped with a high speed chain gun, two rapid fire laser guns, an extending saw blade arm and nine mouse-seeking missiles. Even the quickest, cleverest mouse stands little chance against this adversary. Cost: 256,400 gold Refund: 46,155 gold Points Required: 91,000

Bases

	Wooden Base (35 Power) Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: none Luck: none Cheese Effect: Very Fresh A standard wood base to attach to your weapon. Cost: 300 gold Refund: 60 gold Points Required: 0
	Wooden Base with Target (75 Power) Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: 20% Luck: none Cheese Effect: No Effect A wooden base with a target pad to increase the accuracy of your weapon. Cost: 1,225 gold Refund: 225 gold Points Required: 650
	Stone Base (150 Power) Power Bonus: 10% Attraction Bonus: none Luck: none Cheese Effect: Fresh The added weight of a stone base increases the stability of your weapon. Cost: 6,175 gold Refund: 1,115 gold Points Required: 5,000
	Explosive Base (300 Power) Power Bonus: 5% Attraction Bonus: 5% Luck: none Cheese Effect: Stale A base made of plastic-explosive, the ultimate back-up plan for any weapon. Cost: 29,775 gold Refund: 5,360 gold Points Required: 22,500

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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 Town of Gnawnia

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		1-10 SUPER|brie+	~100%
	Brown	Indigenous Mice		2-5 Marble Cheese	Unknown
	Cowardly	Indigenous Mice		None
	Diamond	Indigenous Mice		None
	Dwarf	Indigenous Mice		1 Plankrun’s Gnawnia Notes (Max 1)	Unknown
	Flying	Indigenous Mice		None
	Gold	Indigenous Mice		None
	Granite	Indigenous Mice		None
	Grey	Indigenous Mice		1-5 Marble Cheese	Unknown
	Longtail	Indigenous Mice		None
	Magic	Indigenous Mice		None
	Master Burglar	Indigenous Mice		12-29 Brie Cheese	Unknown
				1 Crown Jewel	Unknown
				1 Satchel of Gold (1,000 gold)	Unknown
	Nibbler	Indigenous Mice		None
	Pugilist	Indigenous Mice		None
	Silvertail	Indigenous Mice		None
	Speedy	Indigenous Mice		None
	Steel	Indigenous Mice		1 Scrap Metal (depends on trap)	Unknown
	White	Indigenous Mice		1-10 Cheddar Cheese	Unknown
				1-5 Marble Cheese	Unknown
	Zombie	Indigenous Mice		None
Occassional Visitors (These mice are not always encountered in this location)
	Glitchpaw	Event Mice		Swiss Cheese	Unknown

Mice Populations

Here is a breakdown of the populations of mice in the location based upon cheese used (these results come from our survey); the values given are a percentage of all attractions, and how many of these mice you are likely to attract in 100 hunts using base attraction:

(Please note, results with less than 1,000 hunts submitted have a low level of accuracy and should be used as guidelines only)

	Mouse	Super Brie
	Bionic	~1%
	Black Widow	~1%
	Brown	~10%
	Cowardly	~9%
	Diamond	~2%
	Dwarf	~4%
	Flying	~10%
	Gold	~4%
	Granite	~9%
	Grey	~9%
	Longtail	~5%
	Magic	~3%
	Master Burglar	~5%
	Nibbler	~4%
	Pugilist	~3%
	Silvertail	~3%
	Speedy	~4%
	Steel	~5%
	White	~6%
	Zombie	~1%
Hunts Submitted		93
Base Attraction Rate		~100%

Most cheese can be used in the Town of Gnawnia, but a hunter will probably want to use at least Marble. White Cheddar can be used in the Town of Gnawnia given that it drives away the Brown, Grey and White mice, allowing a hunter to attract more profitable mice. However a hunter will need to balance attraction and power to be able to catch the mice that are attracted.

A number of the mice in this location favour the use of Super Brie over any other cheese. Hunters wishing to attract these mice are recommended to arm this cheese.
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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 Master Burglar

The Master Burglar is the toughest mouse in the Town of Gnawnia to catch but catching one is the only way to gain access to the Valour region.

The Master Burglar is especially attracted to Super Brie and Gilded cheese. Gilded cheese can only be aquired in later locations, and the loot from the Master Burglar can’t be used until you reach the Harbour.

As such you might want to wait until you have improved your trap and collected some cheese before returning to the Town of Gnawnia to catch this mouse.

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Meadow	Gnawnia	Windmill
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Super Brie

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This article contains information relevant to MouseHunt v3.1.20896.

This article includes survey results from 23-Sep-10 to 24-Sep-10.

1. Overview
   Requirements
   Hunting Tips by Larry
   New Mice
2. Shops
   Cheese Shoppe
   Trapsmith
3. Cheese and Mice
   The Mice of the Meadow
   Mice Populations
4. Setup Options
5. Goals
   Upgrade your Trap
   Purchase 30 pieces of cheese
   Catch 6 Breeds of Mice
   Visit the forums
   Take 25 hunts
   Reach the rank of Recruit
6. Related Articles

Overview

The Meadow is the starting location for new hunters. It is filled with weak mice that are easy for all hunters to catch and it shouldn’t take long for a Novice hunter to earn enough points and gold to upgrade to the more powerful traps required for later locations.

Requirements

To hunt in the Meadow a Hunter must have:
    A Hunter’s Title of at least Novice.
And it is recommended that a Hunter should have:
    Any Weapon and Base.
    Any Cheese.

Hunting Tips by Larry

Welcome to the Meadow! This calm retreat is a favorite relaxation spot of Gnawnia’s busy citizens. The majority of the mice that are found here are fairly tame and easy to catch, making it a great place to hunt while you save up for a better trap.

Good luck, brave MouseHunter!

New Mice

As the Meadow is the first location encountered in the game, all of the mice found here are new mice. All of these mice can be encountered in other locations in the game.

Bionic	Black Widow	Brown	Cowardly	Diamond	Dwarf
Field	Flying	Gold	Granite	Grey	Lightning Rod
Mole	Pirate	Spotted	Steel	Tiny	White

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Shops

The Meadow contains two shops: a Cheese Shoppe and a Trapsmith.

Cheese Shoppe

The Cheese Shoppe of the Meadow sells a small selection of cheese at similar prices to those that can be 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: 10 gold Refund: 10 gold
	Marble Cheese Marble offers a decent chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 50 gold Refund: 50 gold
	Swiss Cheese Swiss offers a good chance of attracting a variety of mice. Cost: 100 gold Refund: 100 gold

Trapsmith

The Trapsmith of the Meadow sells a good selection of Bases and Physical Weapons. These should be more than enough to see you through all of the Gnawnia region.

Weapons

	Tacky Glue Trap (550 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: 40% Luck: 2 Cheese Effect: Stale If you believe the simplest answer is the best, then white glue and some cheese is the way to go! Cost: 550 gold Refund: 100 gold Points Required: 0
	High Tension Spring (75 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 5% Attraction Bonus: 20% Luck: 2 Cheese Effect: No Effect Razor sharp barbs adorn a crushing bar held with over 1000 lbs. of tension. Cost: 600 gold Refund: 110 gold Points Required: 0
	500 Pound Spiked Crusher (250 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 10% Attraction Bonus: none Luck: 1 Cheese Effect: No Effect A 500 pound weight with sharp spikes on the bottom precariously hangs by a thin rope, eagerly awaiting a mouse to wander below. Cost: 3,450 gold Refund: 625 gold Points Required: 2,100
	Mouse Mary O’Nette (250 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: 6% Luck: 5 Cheese Effect: Fresh A clever decoy to attract an unsuspecting mouse under a looming steel cage. Cost: 6,250 gold Refund: 1,125 gold Points Required: 2,100
	Mouse Trebuchet (600 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 2% Attraction Bonus: 4% Luck: 1 Cheese Effect: Very Fresh For those so inclined to not so much harm a mouse, but rather relocate it a few miles away there is the wooden mouse trebuchet. When triggered this trap catapults the mouse at over 500 miles per hour up to a range of 7 miles. Cost: 15,850 gold Refund: 2,855 gold Points Required: 11,000
	Swiss Army Mouse Trap (1,200 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 2% Attraction Bonus: 2% Luck: 10 Cheese Effect: No Effect Three razor sharp knife blades come downwards rapidly while a half dozen high speed drill bits come upwards, leaving little evidence that the mouse ever existed. Cost: 70,300 gold Refund: 12,655 gold Points Required: 45,500
	Mouse DeathBot (2,400 Physical Power) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 15% Attraction Bonus: 10% Luck: 2 Cheese Effect: Stale Although origins of this high-tech robot are unknown, its ability to destroy mice is well known. The DeathBot comes equipped with a high speed chain gun, two rapid fire laser guns, an extending saw blade arm and nine mouse-seeking missiles. Even the quickest, cleverest mouse stands little chance against this adversary. Cost: 256,400 gold Refund: 46,155 gold Points Required: 91,000

Bases

	Wooden Base with Target (75 Power) Power Bonus: none Attraction Bonus: 20% Luck: none Cheese Effect: No Effect A wooden base with a target pad to increase the accuracy of your weapon. Cost: 1,225 gold Refund: 225 gold Points Required: 650
	Stone Base (150 Power) Power Bonus: 10% Attraction Bonus: none Luck: none Cheese Effect: Fresh The added weight of a stone base increases the stability of your weapon. Cost: 6,175 gold Refund: 1,115 gold Points Required: 5,000
	Explosive Base (300 Power) Power Bonus: 5% Attraction Bonus: 5% Luck: none Cheese Effect: Stale A base made of plastic-explosive, the ultimate back-up plan for any weapon. Cost: 29,775 gold Refund: 5,360 gold Points Required: 22,500

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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 Meadow

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		1-10 SUPER|brie+	Unknown
	Brown	Indigenous Mice		2-5 Marble Cheese	Unknown
	Cowardly	Indigenous Mice		None
	Diamond	Indigenous Mice		None
	Dwarf	Indigenous Mice		1 Larry’s Sandwich (Max 1)	Only as part of training
	Field	Indigenous Mice		None
	Flying	Indigenous Mice		None
	Gold	Indigenous Mice		None
	Granite	Indigenous Mice		None
	Grey	Indigenous Mice		1-5 Marble Cheese	Unknown
	Lightning Rod	Indigenous Mice		None
	Mole	Indigenous Mice		3-18 Marble Cheese	~100%
	Pirate	Aquatic Order		None
	Spotted	Indigenous Mice		None
	Steel	Indigenous Mice		1 Scrap Metal (depends on trap)	Unknown
	Tiny	Indigenous Mice		None
	White	Indigenous Mice		1-10 Cheddar Cheese	Unknown
				1-5 Marble Cheese	Unknown
Occassional Visitors (These mice are not always encountered in this location)
	Glitchpaw	Event Mice		Swiss Cheese	Unknown

Mice Populations

Here is a breakdown of the populations of mice in the location based upon cheese used (these results come from our survey); the values given are a percentage of all attractions, and how many of these mice you are likely to attract in 100 hunts using base attraction:

(Please note, results with less than 1,000 hunts submitted have a low level of accuracy and should be used as guidelines only)

	Mouse	Super Brie
	Bionic	~4%
	Black Widow	~1%
	Brown	~9%
	Cowardly	~11%
	Diamond	~2%
	Dwarf	~5%
	Field	~6%
	Flying	~15%
	Gold	~1%
	Granite	~2%
	Grey	~8%
	Lightning Rod	~9%
	Mole	~0%
	Pirate	~2%
	Spotted	~6%
	Steel	~1%
	Tiny	~9%
	White	~10%
Hunts Submitted		121
Base Attraction Rate		~100%

The Meadow is a good place to use a weaker cheese and make a reasonable profit: it’s not cost effective to use Brie cheese, and it only offers slightly better attraction rates than more affordable cheese. White Cheddar has a special use in the Meadow given that it drives away the Brown, Grey and White mice, allowing a hunter to attract more profitable mice, and some of the rarer mice in the location as well.

Remember, it’s normally a good idea to use the Wooden Base with Target with the weaker cheese. The lower the base attraction of the cheese, the more effect a high attraction bonus will have. Using the Wooden Base with Target and White Cheddar should give significantly better results than those shown above.

A number of the mice in this location favour the use of Super Brie over any other cheese. Hunters wishing to attract these mice are recommended to arm this cheese.
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Setup Options

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Goals

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

Upgrade your Trap

The first goal on your check list is to upgrade your trap. Larry’s tutorial should guide you through this process without any problems.
Your first upgrade should be the Wooden Base with Target. This gives you more power and a nice attraction bonus that works well with the weaker cheese used in the Meadow.

Purchase 30 pieces of cheese

The second goal on your check list is to purchase 30 pieces of cheese. Again, Larry’s tutorial should guide you through this process without any problems.
You’ve been given some Marble cheese to start off with, so you might be tempted to buy some more of that. Instead, why not try some cheddar cheese?
At 10 gold per piece it’s a very cost effective cheese, when combined with the Wooden Base with Target you can get a good attraction rate and still catch most of the mice you attract.
Using Cheddar rather than Marble during your training will allow you to upgrade to the next trap a little sooner.

Catch 6 Breeds of Mice

One of your training tasks is to catch 6 different breeds of mice.
You’ll catch three breeds during the introduction hunt for the Dwarf Mouse, only leaving you three more to collect.
Given the variety of mice in the Meadow this goal should easily be completed by the you’ve finished your other training goals.

Visit the forums

The forums are a great source of information and the latest news in the game. MouseHunt is a social game and the forums are meant to be a fun place where you can get advice, chat with other players and make some new friends.
Because so many people use the forums things can be quite hectic at times, so it’s worth taking a few minutes to read the rules before you start posting.
There are many different boards on the forums. To start with you should visit the Newcomers Lounge as this is the ideal place to ask some questions when you’re starting out. You might even find some more experienced players there who are willing to “adopt” you. If someone does, they’ll provide advice and assistance for you through the game.
If you’re looking for a quicker response to some questions you have, you can visit the Chat Room. Normally there’s a few people on there who can help answer some quick questions.
A few key things to remember when using the forums or the chat room:
Be polite – People will be more willing to help you if you’re polite.
Don’t beg for gold – People can provide advice to help you earn gold, but no one likes new players begging for gold (or cheese).
Take a moment to read the rules (terms of service) – Make sure you know what’s acceptable before posting and you should avoid trouble.
Read other threads before posting yours – You may find the questions you have are answered there.
Finally, and very importantly, you should remember that any bad behaviour on the forums or chat room can be punished with a suspension or ban from the game.

Take 25 hunts

You can hunt by sounding the horn (during your training you can sound the horn more often) but you also automatically go on a hunt every hour as long as you’ve been active in the past 24 hours.
You can play the game passively and check back once a day when you have time. Or you can play actively and sound the horn when you’re online.
Either way your 25 hunts won’t take more than a day to complete, maybe a few hours if you’re active.

Reach the rank of Recruit

Your final goal is to reach the rank of Recruit. As your rank increases you’ll be able to travel to new locations and purchase other types of cheese and trap to catch even more different breeds of mice.
By the time you’ve completed your 25 hunts you should have reached the rank of Recruit, or at least be very close to it.
Like many other aspects of this game, increasing your rank is just a matter of patience. Keep hunting and eventually you’ll get there.

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Super Brie

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This article contains information relevant to MouseHunt v3.1.19441.

This article includes survey results from 26-Aug-10 to 05-Sep-10.

Help us out by letting us know where you’ve caught the new mice in Gnawnia!

Currently Known Information

New Mice

Mouse		Meadow	Town of Gnawnia	Windmill	Harbour	Mountain
	Cowardly
	Farmhand
	Field
	Fog
	Lightning Rod
	Magic
	Pebble
	Pugilist
	Scruffy
	Silvertail
	Speedy
	Spotted
	Spud
	Tiny