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These droids have been specially trained by one of the kingdom's most devoted hunters. The droids are quick and agile, allowing them to easily parry an incoming mouse and corral them under a massive net.

The S.A.M. F.E.D. DN-5 (Sweets Assaulting Mice Flavour Explosion Device), codenamed "Date Night 5", is a highly-experimental military-grade trap, developed by the scientists of Digby. Comprised mostly of "chocolate", this seemingly-innocent box of sweets will tempt mice with its sugary scent, then bombard them with bonbons when they come into close proximity.

Hunters are warned to NOT eat the chocolate in this trap: It is highly toxic and very little of it is actually edible.

At a glance, this inconspicuous-looking boulder blends in seamlessly with the local geological formations. This remarkable creation can detect infinitesimal seismic waves in the ground caused by even the tiniest mouse scurrying in the vicinity. Upon detection, the trap activates instantly, causing it to roll into action, and unfold onto its prey. Once caught, it traps the mouse by sealing it into a nearby rock face using its tail-mounted laser cutter and then marks it for later retrieval.

This formidable, fully-powered contraption has the ability to resonate subharmonic frequencies that only mice can hear. It uses this melodious stonesong to lure its prey hypnotically into a secluded location deep within a rock formation. Once the mesmerized mouse is within reach, the trap snatches it with its mighty stone pincers and encases it into a nearby boulder. It then uses its ultra-high powered laser tail to carve a slab out of the boulder so that it can carry the encased mouse and deliver it to the hunter on a stone platter.

It is said that the trap resonates a unique stonesong depending on the mouse but all the hunter ever hears is rock. Over time, some hunters have grown quite fond of this strange but compelling "rock music".

Looks can be deceiving. Many mice fail to even recognize that a snowman could be a trap! Mice who make this mistake and underestimate the power of this bazooka's 3-snowball-per-second firing rate will very quickly find themselves buried in a pile of their own yellow snow. The King has allowed this weapon to be sold for a limited time only.

This trap was intended to pay homage to a mythical creature known only for its unparalleled mouse hunting prowess. Outfitted with a slew of clever traps it came as quite the surprise when the trapsmith who designed this tool of destruction found it utterly destroyed by its own means, the statue untouched. It is believed the simple traps were insult enough to the spirit of this creature that they simply destroyed themselves in its presence.

With all of the gizmos, gadgets and mechanical gewgaws placed on the field by the Technic Team, one more coal engine isn't going to arouse much notice. In fact, this trap fits in so seamlessly with the Technic defensive line that Technic Pawns try to check it for repairs on a regular basis. When they do, the claw picks them up, and either flings them away, or drops them in the engine for three free hours of running time. Efficiency at its best!

Adorned with razor-sharp thorns grown in the Jungle of Dread, this Venus Mouse Trap uses its vines to trap any mice unfortunate enough to wander near.

Rare and exotic! The Veiled Vine Trap consists of a unique subspecies of the flora used in the Venus Mouse Trap. Disguised to resemble a common mousehole, the trap provides the dangerous illusion of a "safe place" to eat that fresh, new found piece of cheese.

The carnivorous plants that grow near the Lagoon of Whisker Woods are often harvested by Trapsmiths and grown to supernatural size by unnatural means. The result is a highly effective and well-camouflaged mouse adversary.