Mouse Database

Hunt in this location: Calm Clearing
Bait: Gouda Cheese

These mutated mice began to litter the landscape when the insect population ate crumbs of Radioactive Blue cheese left behind by hunters. Frog mice use their quick reflexes and even quicker tongue to snatch the bait from traps. Their strange ability to re-grow their tongue proves particularly handy when swiping bait from the Swiss Army Mouse Trap.

Hunt in this location: Lagoon
Bait: Wicked Gnarly Cheese

Goblins are extremely quick and extremely greedy, making them very capable pickpockets. They love to drop from the trees in an effort to scare hunters and steal their cheese and gold. If you feel a drop of slimy drool hit your shoulder from above, or hear a mind-numbingly obnoxious laugh, prepare for an aerial Goblin assault

Hunt in this location: Great Gnarled Tree
Bait: Gouda Cheese

Goldleaves are known for their striking ears. They change color based on the hue of the leaves they eat each season.

Rumor has it this mouse comes from a far off land called Elunia...

Hunt in this location: Lagoon
Bait: Wicked Gnarly Cheese, Gnarled Cheese

Hunter's lore describes these mice as a curse, bringing bad luck and fruitless hunts. Hunters lament at the eerie caw of a Harpy mouse descending from the clouds, knowing that escape is impossible. Harpy mice exist to torture MouseHunters by constantly stealing their cheese and raiding their supplies. Their swift wings bring a dark plague of frustration to any hunter unfortunate enough to encounter them.

Hunt in this location: Calm Clearing
Bait: Gouda Cheese

Adorable Moosker mice are often seen wandering around Whisker Woods. Their distinct, loud mating calls paired with their slow movements make them an easy catch, therefore garnering little reward.

Hunt in this location: Lagoon
Bait: Wicked Gnarly Cheese, Gnarled Cheese

These migrant mice are always on the move. The cunning Nomad mice are skilled in both the art of pickpocketing and combat, capable of stealing cheese from other mice and even the most skilled of hunters.

Hunt in this location: Calm Clearing
Bait: Gouda Cheese

Lurking in the depths of Whisker Woods are the Shaman mice. These rare and exotic mice are known for collecting strange and valuable objects for use in healing ceremonies. The mysterious nature of these mice lead superstitious hunters to believe that catching a Shaman is bad luck.

Hunt in this location: Lagoon
Bait: Wicked Gnarly Cheese

This elusive mouse makes his home in the damp subterranean rivers of the underpass, hiding in rocky crags. Its bat-like squeak and the splash of its feet can often be heard in caverns, but when hunters approach, it dives into the water and swims away faster than a Burroughs trout. Because it has spent so much time in seclusion, these guardians of the underpass have unusual taste--anyone aiming to catch it should note that only the gnarliest cheese will tempt it out of hiding.

Hunt in this location: Calm Clearing
Bait: Gouda Cheese

These tiny mice are incredibly quick and agile. Their oily fur resembles leaves and allows them to easily camouflage themselves amongst the flowers and bushes that line the floor of Whisker Woods.

Hunt in this location: Lagoon
Bait: Gnarled Cheese

These fearsome mice hide in the foliage, skillfully stalking MouseHunters until they dare to leave their cheese alone. These mice will wait for the perfect moment and then pounce without hesitation, scooping up the precious cheese in a blink of an eye, and then carrying it away to feast upon it.