Mouse Database

Quite muscular and intimidating, these mice often steal Cork Bark from weaker mice to add to their own supply.

This mouse belongs to a small sect of warriors that worship the geyser itself by hoarding cork so that it may erupt freely, without outside interference, as nature intended.

A monster of a mouse, this horned beast blooms large, protective plumes of cork along its back. This mouse will fan out the cork to attract mates and also to increase their size to intimidate others.

A noble crusader that liberates cork from the other mice to build up his cork collection which he uses for everything from his home to his equipment. He is even bold enough to steal cork from the other bigger dragons!

These fuzzy drakes love the soft, well-insulated and waterproof nature of cork. They horde as much as they can to make suitable nests for living around the canyon.

This mouse uses its horns combined with wriggling its powerful neck and spines to chip cork from the local flora, strapping it to himself for armour and protection. The cork provides exquisite thermal protection.

A burly and rambunctious creature that rolls around in the fresh mud during the rainy season when eruptions are less likely to happen. While frollicking, mud and cork tree seeds get caught in deep crevices on its back. When the rainy season ends, they sleep in caves and under large outcroppings to avoid the heat, which allow a beautiful cork tree to sprout on their back.