Crafting Item - Splintered Wood

ITEM: Splintered Wood (wood)
LOCATION: Training Grounds (Furoma) General Store
COST: 150 - refunds for 1
DESCRIPTION: This wood is harvested from the northern forests of Furoma, where the trees almost seem to fight back against the hatchets. Perfect for building combat apparatus.

It has been reported that Dwarf Mice at the Mountains may drop some pieces of wood.

The Worker Mouse may also drop a few of these when tripped up.

Crafting Item - Salt

ITEM: Salt DESCRIPTION: 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. LOCATION - COST (Buy/Refund in Gold) :

• Harbour (Gnawnia) - (2/1) [Best Buy!]
• Training Grounds - (3/1)
• Bazaar General Store - (2/1) [Best Buy!]
• Catacombs - (10/1) 
• Cape Clawed - (10/1)

Crafting Item - Curds and Whey

ITEM: Curds and Whey (C&W) DESCRIPTION: Curds and whey are a common ingredient in a variety of cheese flavours. Elaborate flavours often require a greater quantity than more basic flavours. LOCATION - COST (Buy/Refund in Gold) :

• Harbour (Gnawnia) - (8/1)
• Training Grounds - (10/1)
• Bazaar General Store - (10/1)
• Catacombs - (3/1) [Best Buy!]
• Cape Clawed - (10/1)

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Crafting 101

The MouseHunt Crafting Guide was created to make the whole ‘crafting’ experience a lot more fun and a little less daunting. Thanks, Tess Ofner, for your untiring efforts.. WHAT IS CRAFTING? Under your ‘inventory’ there is now a new tab called ‘crafting’. You will need to purchase and collect various ingredients and items in order to create (otherwise known as ‘crafting’) various cheeses and other items which you will need as you progress in the game. If you click on your crafting tab, you will see a form to the left. This form allows you to experiment with combining different items of varying quantity. If you try a combination that does not create an item you will keep your ingredients unless you have used the red slot. Using the red slot may (but does not always), result in failing to craft an item and losing all of the ingredients you attempted to combine. As you level up you will become less likely to fail when crafting because more and more ‘safe’ slots become available to you. When you have successfully crafted an item it is added to your inventory under its appropriate tab (i.e. cheese or traps). CRAFTING SLOTS Crafting slots are what allow you to combine various items. You can combine however many safe items you wish (in whatever quantity you choose) as your level allows. The safe/red slots for each level are as follows: * Novices cannot craft items. * As an Apprentice you have 1 safe slot and 1 red slot – a total of 2. * As a Journeyman you have 2 safe slots and 1 red slot – a total of 3. Therefore Journeymen can safely make White Cheddar. * As a Master you have 3 safe slots and 1 red slot – a total of 4. * As a Grandmaster you have 4 safe slots and 1 red slot – a total of 5. Therefore Grandmasters can safely make Susheese, Glutter & Combat Cheese as well as Rumble Recipe B. As a GM, if you try to make Rumble Recipe A, you WILL lose all your ingredients – this has been verified by one very sad hunter, so don’t try it! * As a Legendary you have 5 safe slots and 1 red slot – a total of 6. Therefore Legendaries can safely make Rumble Recipe A. * As a Hero you have 6 safe slots and 1 red slot – a total of 7. * As a Knight you have 7 safe slots and 1 red slot – a total of 8. WHAT INGREDIENTS ARE THERE & WHERE ARE THEY? You can find the following ingredients in the General Store at the Harbour (Gnawnia): * Curds and Whey (C&W) (cost 8 gold) * Salt (cost 2 gold) You can find the following items in the General Store at the Training Grounds (Furoma): * C&W (cost 10 gold) * Salt (cost 3 gold) * Splintered Wood (Wood) (cost 150 gold) * Nori (cost 5 gold) * Burroughs Salmon (Salmon) (cost 150 gold) You can find the following items in the General Store at the Bazaar (Burroughs). Note that you must have collected a Bazaar ticket in the Training Grounds before you can access this area: * C&W (cost 10 gold) * Salt (cost 2 gold) * Invisi-glu (Glu) (cost 50 gold) * Cheesy Fluffs (Fluffs) (cost 80 gold) * Paint-brand Paint (Paint) (cost 120 gold) * Ionized Salt (cost 450 gold) The following items can only be collected as loot in the Dojo, the Meditation Room and the Pinnacle Chamber in Furoma: * Tokens of the Cheese Claw, Belt and Fang dropped as loot in the Dojo by the Students of the Cheese Claw, Belt and Fang mice respectively. * Master Fang, Claw and Belt Shards dropped as loot in the Meditation Room by the Masters of the Cheese Fang, Claw and Belt mice respectively. * Onyx Stone dropped by the Master of Dojo Mouse in the Pinnacle Chamber. HOW TO CRAFT CHEESE AND OTHER ITEMS Ok, so now that you know what crafting is, how to do it and where to find the necessary ingredients, what can you make? Thanks to the pioneering efforts of some brave and very patient hunters, most of the work has been done for you. Here are the recipes for the cheeses and other items that have so far been discovered: * White Cheddar: Makes 1 - 1 x Curds & Whey (C&W) & 1 x Salt. * Susheese: Makes 3 - 3 x C&W, 3 x Claw Tokens, 1 x Salmon & 1 x Nori. * Glutter: Makes 3 - 7 x C&W, 3 x Belt Tokens, 1 x Fluffs & 1 x Glu. * Combat: Makes 3 - 5 x C&W, 3 x Fang Tokens, 1 x Paint & 1 x Wood. * Rumble A: Makes 3 - NOTE: You need to use SHARDS for this recipe and not Tokens. 20 x C&W, 1 x Ionized Salt, 1 x each of Master Fang, Claw and Belt Shards. * Rumble B: Makes 1 - 20 x C&W, 1 x Master Seal & 1 x Ionized Salt. * Master Seal: Makes 1 - 1 x each of Master Fang, Claw and Belt Shards. [I've separated each recipe and ingredient into it's own post. It's now easier to find -You can access them via the Menu bar on top of this page - Jester]

MH2 Travel Planner

You've probably noticed that the fares for traveling from location to location within the Mouse Hunt game has now changed significantly. This has given rise to the possibility of finding a cheaper route to your destination. For example, if you need to get from the Town of Gnawnia to Dojo, the DIRECT route would cost you 5738 gold. However, if you take the SCENIC route, such as Town of Gnawnia -> Meadow -> Digby -> Bazaar -> Dojo Your cost is only 3725 gold! So how do you find the cheapest route? Thanks to Pooflinger, finding that is now a done deal! Check out the Travel Planner I've also made it a permanent link on the sidebar of this Mouse Hunt Guide. It is also accessible via the Mouse Hunt Toolbar, under the MH Guide droplist. Try out Pooflinger's other tools and make a donation if you like them!

Cartographer at the Bazaar

The friendly cartographer at the Bazaar now fixes those slashed Furoma maps. Ok, not that friendly, since he charges 90,000 gold and holds your map for about a day. And get this, when he holds your map to repair it, guess what? You DON'T have the Furoma map! Which means you can't wander around the Training Grounds until you get it back.. Don't you now wish that you had caught those extra Lycans to get a second or third copy of the map? But hey, it's only for one day. There are still regular Digby-type mice at the Bazaar, so it's not that bad. When the cartographer figures out how to fix the Mouseleum map, it'll be worse - repairs cost about half a drillbot and it'll take 5 (FIVE) days to repair. I'm glad I've 4 copies of that! When the map-fixer finally returns your Furoma map, you will get the Furoma Map Stitch in your Inventory. This opens up the Pagoda's floors for you - the Dojo, Meditation Room and the Pinnacle Chamber.

Bazaar

Burrough gamers will soon notice that there's a new location in the middle of this region. The Bazaar has a Cheese Shoppe (although a little more expensive), and more importantly, the first Cartographer and one of three General Stores currently available. How to get there? You'd need to slay an Archer Mouse or Kung Fu Mouse at the Furoma Training Grounds. They may then drop a Ticket to the Bazaar. Remember the slashes on the Furoma map? Wonder no more. Your friendly cartographer now fixes that. The General Store holds important stuff that you need in order to craft customized cheeses. In-game text for the 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.

[Added 4th Jan 2009] Hunting at the Bazaar feels very much similar to hunting at the Town of Digby. That is, it's rather tame. If you're stuck here waiting for the Cartographer and therefore can't get back to the Training Grounds, I would recommend spending the day at the Mousoleum. It's cheaper than travelling to the Lab, and the returns are better than staying at the Bazaar. Of course, you would need Radioactive Blue Cheese.

The Real MouseHunt 2.0

Finally! This is the Real MOUSEHUNT 2 that we've been waiting and suffering a few timeout weekends for.. If you're new to the Mouse Hunt game, it's going to get a little disorientating. But you'd be an addict in no time. Start with the Mouse Hunting 101 section on the sidebar. For the Mouse Hunt addict, a brief outline of the changes, if you haven't already been following the discussion boards and the support groups on the MH Toolbar.

• A critical new area called the Bazaar, which opens up the possibilities of more new areas.
• New shoppes; the Cartographer and the General Store
• New Crafting gaming features,
• With Crafting Items to make..
• New Cheese and
• New Trap and Base
• And of course, there are New Mice

Folks, so many new things and happenings in the expanding world of Mouse Hunt. It's going to take some time for me to pen everything down. It also looks like I will have to revamp a lot of the pages on this MouseHunt Guide. I'll not delete any old posts but I'll shuffle the tags and labels around to point them to the latest material. You will still have quick access to the tags (on newer stuff) via the Cheese Larder on the sidebar. Thanks for your patience!

The MH Kitchen

The MH Kitchen This group focuses on finding and listing new cheese recipes on the latest additions to the game. Fastest growing new MouseHunt game support group ! Now accessible via our quick-access Toolbar!