Item Database

The Deathbot, painted up for our loyal hunters, gives you that gritty, post-apocalyptic feeling while hunting, without leaving the comfort of your own dimension. Combine these blueprints with DeathBot Parts to show your tough side while hunting mice!

The Grungy DeathBot has the same stats as the original Mouse DeathBot and requires 91,000 points to use.

This tiny plant holds something mysterious inside - an energy so powerful that it could change the world, if only it were harnessed correctly.

Surely, there must be some way to intensify and combine that energy into something more powerful.

This tiny scrap of paper has the potential to change your whole life - or at least your whole profile. Collecting the other two scraps will allow you to select the Halloween Theme customization, but where could they possibly be?

This tiny scrap of paper has the potential to change your whole life - or at least your whole profile. Collecting the other two scraps will allow you to select the Halloween Theme customization, but where could they possibly be?

This tiny scrap of paper has the potential to change your whole life - or at least your whole profile. Collecting the other two scraps will allow you to select the Halloween Theme customization, but where could they possibly be?

Warmth and comfort emanate from these blueprints, so much that it makes you wonder just how warm and comforting the base you build with it must be! Certainly enough to dissuade the crazed, distress-loving Zealot mice from visiting your trap.

It requires 14 Wire Spools, 8 chunks of Frosty Metal, 8 pots of Heating Oil, and a huge amount of an intense form of energy to power it.

The wise Dragon Mouse has designed a few changes to the Harpoon Gun that hunters sometimes use in Elub Shore. These plans require a couple of launcher parts modified with scrap metal to form fuel tanks that house a coal-based combustible fluid.

This oil emanates a natural warmth, and can be used to prevent wood and other delicate materials from cracking in the cold air.

Hunters seeking this item should look to the Slushy Shoreline and the Softserve Charm.

This flame retardant cloth can be used to create Warpath Mage Charms from a Simple Orb.

This seemingly-precious metal is actually very toxic to the touch and should be handled carefully. Made from a mix of elements, the gold inside of these incredibly dense and heavy bricks is tainted by some unknown impurity, giving it great anchoring abilities and some strange magnetic properties, but rendering it useless as a commodity.

You won't find any shoppekeepers accepting this "gold" in trade, but it's the main ingredient in crafting Golden Anchor Charms for use in the Sunken City, which helps you find an extra Sand Dollar when one is dropped by a mouse!