Cheese Shoppe at Digby

In case you missed this, Cheddar costs 20g in Digby compared to 10g in the Town of Gnawnia. Refund value is still at 10g. Maybe this was a hint - some mousehunters have reported interesting catches with Cheddar in these areas. (have read posts about moles and widows)

The Trapsmith in Burroughs, Digby

[Jester's note : some layout cleanup done to below] Garry John Riechert (Australia) replied to Peter's post on Jul 14, 2008 at 10:06 AM I dont think its taboo, but not all the info is there to give. But what do you know it cuts and pastes very nicely. THE TRAPSMITHS OF BURROUGHS BASES WEAPONS HELP Stone Base ( 150 power ) Power Bonus: 10% Accuracy Bonus: n/a Luck: n/a baseCost: 6,793 gold Points Required: 5,000 Cheese Effect: Positive The added weight of a stone base increases the stability of your weapon. ----- Sinister Portal ( 1025 power ) Power Type: Shadow Power Bonus: 5% Accuracy Bonus: n/a Luck: n/a weaponCost: 140,600 gold Points Required: 182,000 Cheese Effect: Negative Using technology developed in the Burroughs' Laboratory, this one-way portal into outer space waits at the end of a high-speed conveyor belt for an unsuspecting mouse. ----- Ambrosial Portal ( 1025 power ) Power Type: Shadow Power Bonus: n/a Accuracy Bonus: 5% Luck: n/a weaponCost: 140,600 gold Points Required: 182,000 Cheese Effect: No Effect Proof that technology developed in the Burroughs' Laboratory can be used in a more 'gentle' manner, this portal has opened a one-way entrance into a cheesey paradise. ----- Mouse DeathBot ( 2400 power ) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 15% Accuracy Bonus: 10% Luck: 2 weaponCost: 243,580 gold Points Required: 91,000 Cheese Effect: Negative 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. ----- Digby DrillBot ( 3200 power ) Power Type: Physical Power Bonus: 18% Accuracy Bonus: n/a Luck: 5 weaponCost: 404,340 gold Points Required: 409,500 Cheese Effect: No Effect The scientists of Digby used their knowledge of tunnel digging technology to create the ultimate mouse adversary. Using its two massive high-speed drills this titan can easily destroy any mouse put in its path.

Entering Digby

Dwarf mice in the Laboratory may carry the key to Digby.

The Town of Digby

Townsend Duong (Stanford) wrote on Jul 11, 2008 at 7:23 PM There's a new town in the Burroughs region called The Town of Digby. The entrance is the drill sticking up out of the ground near the maze outside the Laboratory. To go to Digby, you must first have the map piece to the Burroughs Laboratory. Go hunt in the Lab when you meet the requirements, and the Key to the Town of Digby will be found as loot when you catch some Dwarf mice in the Lab. As with the map Ninja, not all Lab Dwarf mice will give you the key as loot. You can catch the Dwarf with pretty much any cheese, but I'd recommend Brie. I ended up catching the one with the key using Radioactive Blue, however. Once you have found the key, you will be able to travel to Digby for free. You may travel between the towns of Digby and Gnawnia freely without any cost. It will cost 19500 gold once again to go back to the Laboratory. Digby currently has a trapsmith with the Stone base, the Mouse DeathBot, and 3 new traps: Sinister Portal, Ambrosial Portal, and Digby DrillBot. The cheese shoppe carries only Cheddar, which they sell for 20 gold but refund for only the standard 10 gold. A wide variety of mice are available for hunting in Digby, including the Gold and Diamond mice that were previously not to be found in the Burroughs region and the White/Grey/Brown mice that used to be found in the Lab.