Mousehunt Lunar New Year 2023

[Heron Mathis]

Sellthem all. They are still getting 10-11million per piece. That number will only drop over time, after playing mh for years you know this. You can buy them back in 6 months at a fraction of the cost

is it too early to talk about lunar New Years? I will power up the lantern with 350 hunts on the monstrous black widow, use a couple hundred baitkeep charms on queen quesada to take advantage of the 100% catch rate and use some for ascended elder as well.

the rest of my candle hunts will be on the pirate hunting . Also I will queue up a retired Minotaur, the big three in the living garden and maybe an absolute acolyte but those are all one hunt each and done

I think that's a wrap for the event for me. I finished up the last treasure map I plan to be part of, I finished up the final available tournament, now I'm just going to hunt with Super Brie to farm gold for next year while my golems finish their trips to and from the Floating Isles, and then I'm outta here! ?

Next up, LNY! In which we spend all the goodies we've earned from this event. This year is the Year of the Ox, which also happens to be the last animal that Mousehunt hasn't covered! That's kind of crazy to think about.

I ended up with six of the jewels for the floating isles. I've got one more golem out. I'm snagging one more giftnapper and heading out to Valor I think to give it a go in getting to string-stepping there. It's the one section I have yet to achieve. I've been mainly farming in the floating isles, valor, and the comet. I did some in MP and the Geyser. Managed to bring in a good bit of gold for this one. I got so many cloud curds and bottled wind, I didn't need that many.

I didn't pay attention to how many Jewel's I had before the Christmas event, but I'm up to a total of 11 now. So the next trap I get will depend on if I can afford the STINGER Trap or Circlet of Seeking Trap first.

If I was a more casual player, this would certainly be my approach. But for me, I like to get the traps as quickly as possible, which increases my catch rate, which also earns money. Would it earn me 110mil gold? Probably not, but I'm not exactly short right now.

Got my oculus upgraded last night. Cycled the island 'til I had two pirates in a row, and headed in. I caught 2/3 new mice but could not catch Cloudbeard....next time! Hopefully he drops a lot Seals or collecting enough for a treasure map will take forever....

do 3 lower altitude runs and instead of catching the 4th warden just reroll until you get either 3 glass plus one loot doubler or 3 ore plus one loot doubler and just keep repeating instead of going onto the high altitude. You can do the opposite after unlocking oculus 9 where you no longer need ore and glass but need to get to the high altitude as often and quickly as possible . I wish I thought of that sooner

Pouring everything CNY into Oculus Level 9/Richard the Rich. I don't know if I'll make it before the end of the event or not, but it'll definitely take a huge chunk out of the way there. I'm currently at 5,300 resources and using a small handful of red candles, but saving the majority of them for the High Altitude Loot drops.

As a side note, I bought a Sky Pirate Scroll Case and my friends and I finished that up quickly. I did get one jewel out of it, so that was nice. Since I'm not pointedly focusing on pirates right now, it will be a long, long time before I can afford another one. ?

This morning I bought the Circlet of Seeking Trap, which leaves the STING trap. Hopefully I can easily snag that one before the end of the event and then the long, arduous process of upgrading all of those traps begins.

Well, I have poured everything I have into the last few days of the event and I got my STING trap, finally unlocked Oculus Lvl 9, and caught Richard the Rich. But Mr. Rich is holding out a bit imho (though I honestly haven't looked up his loot drops online, so maybe there's something more there), but so far he's dropped a bonus Low Altitude Chest, and with the red candle, I'm getting 3 per catch. I was hoping for a bunch of Jewels because how else are you supposed to get all four of those trap upgrades. Holy moly, this is going to take FOREVER.

I'll snag a few more but then I'll probably spend the last few days farming pirate supplies because at least I got one jewel out of completing one of their maps.

but right now it looks like about a 2 year grind, maybe more. The price of jewels will eventually fall the way really really shiny gold and similar items fell. Then after more and more players get all the teas they will sell jewels

I managed to finish the event just under the wire. I armed the red candles from the end and got three temporal shadow plates! Right now, they are running over 30 mil on the marketplace. I can finally get out of my $60mil in gold before ronza rut.

@dracula, those are all excellent suggestions. I think I'm doing all of them other than selling jewels now and buying them back later. I know that you're right in your assessment, I'm just not sure that they'll come down that much for quite some time because they're in such high demand. And the traps are more valuable to me than gold. But we'll see. I remember the days of the Fiery Warpath where you just ground and ground to get those trap parts to drop and I think it went on for three years or so? This may be the new Fiery Warpath. A place to return to when other new areas/events are completed.

I'm mostly happy with how the event went Everything except for the big push to get Richard the Rich right at the end was spot on for what I intended to accomplish. I have all four basic traps now which was my second goal. And at the very end when I realized Richard wasn't worth it, I spent about 24-36 hours farming pirate mice, and got lots of good loot off of them. I ALMOST have enough pirate medallions for a four person Pirate map.

The next item on my mousehunt to-do list is to get the STINGER trap. I need three more jewels. Most likely one from a pirate chest and two from the general store.

I'm not really sure how the event went for me, to be honest. Between my long work days and some internet issues at home, I wasn't able to check my setup and switch from farming cheese to burning candles and all that as well as I have in previous years. I think I came out all right, but I'm still two Oculus levels away from Richard. I didn't get my Queso Geyser hunts in the way I wanted to, but I did manage to do a decent UU run in the VRift, and made it farther than I have before.

Currently, I'm just hanging out in the FI trying to farm stuff. I'm not getting as bored as I normally do since I'm not babysitting my trap as much. I just keep cycling through wardens and paragons as needed, trying to max out my loot.

It also makes it a bit easier for me to monitor the farming of HA loot - although that is easy enough by seeing what new traps I've bought (the S.T.I.N.G. and Thought Manipulator traps). It looks like I should get all the necessary HA loot for all the traps by the time I've bronzed all the Paragons.

Then the SEH should start late March. It seems they will be dropping the Charging cycles this year, and have some kind of Vending machine instead for using event loot on. And the event mice may come as bonus hunts, like the Valentine's mice did last month. Not sure of details.

NarniaWeb is maintained by fans and is in no way connected to Walden Media, Walt Disney Pictures, 20th Century Fox, The Mark Gordon Company, Netflix, or the C.S. Lewis Estate. All copyrights are held by their respective owners.

Credits: Produced by Charlene Taylor, Jonathan Ingram, Keith Edkins

and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at

(This file was produced from images

generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian

Libraries)

HEAL & SON'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF BEDSTEADS, sent free by post. It contains designs and prices of upwards of ONE HUNDRED different Bedsteads, in iron, brass, japanned wood, polished birch, mahogany, rosewood, and walnut-tree woods; also of every description of Bedding, Blankets, and Quilts.

OXFORD REFORM, AND OXFORD PROFESSORS: a Reply to certain Objections against the Report of the Queen's Commissioners. By HENRY HALFORD VAUGHAN, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford.

"Their style is simple; the sentences are not artfully constructed: and there is an utter absence of all attempt at rhetoric. The language is plain Saxon language, from which 'the men on the wall' can easily gather what it most concerns them to know.

"Again, the range of thought is not high and difficult, but level and easy for the wayfaring man to follow. It is quite evident that the author's mind was able and cultivated; yet, as a teacher to men of low estate, he makes no display of eloquence or argument.

MESSRS. UPHAM & BEETE (late RODWELL), 46. NEW BOND STREET, have just issued TWO NEW CATALOGUES, consisting of MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE, TOPOGRAPHY, COUNTY HISTORY, &c., which may be had on Application, or will be sent by Post, on the Receipt of Two Stamps.

NOTES on the CONTRIBUTIONS of the REV. GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A., Canon of Durham, to the New Edition of FOX'S MARTYROLOGY. In Three Parts: 1. On the Memoir of Fox, ascribed to his Son. 2. Puritan Thaumaturgy. 3. Historical Authority of Fox. 8vo. 8s. 6d.

3a8082e126