Pinnacle Chamber

The stairs that lead to the third and final floor of the Pagoda are behind a thick, opulent set of double doors and are extremely well guarded. The grand chamber of this floor is where the Masters of the Dojo reside, occasionally seen peering over the landscape they wish to enslave. Any hunter wishing to challenge these powerful mice will require an unstable and rare cheese.

 

1. Overview
   Requirements
   Hunting Tips by Larry
   New Mice
2. Cheese and Mice
   The Mice of the Pinnacle Chamber
   Mice Populations
3. Setup Options
4. Goals
   Catch the Master of Dojo Mouse
   Catch the Dojo Sensei Mouse
   Catch a Hapless Mouse with the Ambush Blueprints
5. Related Articles

 

Overview

The Pinnacle Chamber is the final location in the Furoma region and is home to the two most powerful mice found here (as well as one of the weakest).

Hunters will want to have their best Tactical trap armed and use either Rumble cheese to attract the Master of the Dojo and collect his Onyx Stones, or Onyx Gorgonzola cheese and face off against the Dojo Sensei mouse.

For those hunters wishing to craft the Ambush trap, but without the blueprints, regular cheese such as Swiss can be used here to attract a Hapless mouse that may be carrying them.

 

Requirements

To hunt in the Pinnacle Chamber a Hunter must have:
    A Hunter’s Title of at least Grandmaster.
    Furoma Map Stitch, obtained from the Cartographer in the Bazaar.
And it is recommended that a Hunter should have:
    At least an Ambush or stronger Tactical trap.
    Rumble or Onyx Gorgonzola Cheese.

 

Hunting Tips by Larry

Oh, I do not envy you now, MouseHunter! You are in the great Pinnacle Chamber where the powerful Master of the Dojo resides!

So powerful is the Master of the Dojo that no bait other than that of Rumble cheese can tempt them. Rumble cheese vibrates and shakes as arcs of electricity shoot outwards from its center. The Master of the Dojo is drawn to its power, making it perfect to use as bait when hunting here.

Along with the Master of the Dojo are their lowly servants, the Hapless mice. Although incredibly weakened by years of oppression, whispers of revolt are sometimes heard between them. Perhaps hunting these Hapless mice will reveal a weakness of the Master of the Dojo…

There are also rumors of another mouse, as old as the Dojo itself, who may frequent this chamber. Onyx Marbled Gorgonzola, the most hallowed of Furoma cheeses, may draw it out of hiding. The cheese has been successfully mixed from Onyx Stone, Curds and Whey and Ionized Salt, but my sources tell me that the process is highly unstable. Craft this cheese at your own risk!

 

New Mice

There are 2 new mice in the Pinnacle Chamber that a hunter won’t have encountered before and aren’t encountered in any other locations.

Dojo Sensei

Master of the Dojo

 

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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 Pinnacle Chamber

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
	Dojo Sensei	Followers of Furoma		3 Divine Orbs	Unknown
				Master’s Seal	Unknown
				1 Onyx Mallet Blueprints (Max 1)	Unknown
				Onyx Stone	Unknown
				1-4 Satchels of Gold (5,000 gold)	Unknown
	Hapless	Followers of Furoma		1 Ambush Trap Blueprints (Max 1)	Unknown
	Master of the Dojo	Followers of Furoma		1 Onyx Stone	Unknown
Occassional Visitors (These mice are not always encountered in this location)
	Glitchpaw	Event Mice		Rumble Cheese	Unknown

 

Mice Populations

We currently do not have enough results for Mice Populations.

 

Rumble cheese is the only cheese to use for the Master of the Dojo.

Onyx Gorgonzola cheese is the only cheese to use for the Dojo Sensei.

Regular cheese can be used to attract the Hapless mouse, but even Super Brie has a very low attraction rate against it.

 

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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 the Master of the Dojo Mouse

The Master of the Dojo can only be attracted with Rumble cheese, and the best trap to use is a Tactical trap. Even so, you’re unlikely to catch more than one out of every three of these mice you attract. Stock up on plenty of Rumble before you go in, arm your best Tactical trap, and you shouldn’t be disappointed.

You might have thought that Furoma was a pretty bad location for gold while you were in the Dojo. Now is the time to make up for that.

Take a look at the above results for Rumble, they show 8-9,000 gold per hunt! You’re not going to see those returns anywhere else in the game at the moment.

While weaker tactical traps can’t match the results for the 2010 Blastoff Trap, they can still provide very respectable amounts of gold.

 

Catch the Dojo Sensei Mouse

The Dojo Sensei is currently the most powerful mouse in the game. This mouse is only attracted to Onyx Gorgonzola cheese, and even armed the best Tactical traps in the game a hunter would be lucky to catch more than one out of every eight of these mice attracted.

Hunters should also be prepared to actually lose points while hunting this mouse.

 

Catch a Hapless Mouse with the Ambush Blueprints

If you haven’t caught an Assassin, Worker or Hapless mouse with the Ambush Blueprints while hunting elsewhere in Furoma, you have one other option open to you.

Arming a regular cheese such as Swiss in the Pinnacle Chamber will only attract Hapless mice.

These mice are easy to catch, but even the best cheese has a low attraction rate. Worse still, most of these mice won’t drop the blueprints.

Arm a Tactical trap with a good freshness rating, and be prepared to wait it out.

 

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Related Articles

Previous <<	Region	Next >>
Meditation Room	Furoma	N/A
Related Cheese
Onyx Gorgonzola	Rumble

 

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Thank you to all who have contributed so far and will do so in the future.

 

This article contains information relevant to MouseHunt v3.1.23452.