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Gamepasser

Gamepassers are passive mobs that can we found in a Gamepasser Villages.

They will get attacked by a Pied Piper.

## Spawning

Gamepassers will spawn in Gamepasser Villages.

## Behavior

Gamepassers will become passive and will pass to players and villagers in a gamepasser house.

## Passing

A player and a villager will pass to play Windows Solitaire and Casual Games in gamepasser house, then the gamepasser can trade with a player or a villager to obtain Gamepasser's Unit.

## Playing

A player and a villager will play Windows Solitaire and Casual Games. A gamepasser will sit here on a Gamepasser's Chair.
Plague Doctor

**Plague Doctor**s can be found in villages and wandering around the world.

## Behavior

When spawned inside of a village, they behave similarly to the Wandering Merchant. They drink an invisibility potion at night, and despawn after a few days.

Note: can steal your fallen items.

### Trading

They come with a large variety of rat-themed trades. This can be notably used to obtain Mysterious Token Fragments, Black Death Tomes, Plague Doctor Mask and Purifying Liquid. He may also offer emeralds in exchange for contaminated food.

## Spawning

Plague Doctors spawn with 2 Rats. Functionally, his rats are considered wild. They will chew holes and run from the player. The player can tame his rats, although the rats will stay leashed to him. Pick them up or use a Rat Bag to unleash them.

When struck by lightning they turn into The Black Death. One can also use a Black Death Tome.
Rat Dragon

## Rat Dragon

### Attack Strength

3-6

Rat dragons are neutral mobs that can we tamed and ridden.

## Behavior

Rat dragons will fight back if the player attacks one.

## Taming

Rat dragons will be tamed by feeding them Cheese.

## Usage

If a player uses a saddle on a rat dragon then the player will ride it.

## Riding

The player can ride a Tamed Rat Dragon by putting a Saddle on it.
Plague Cloud

The **Plague Cloud** is a mob that spawns during the boss fight called The Black Death. This mob will give you the Plague which makes you not able to regenerate health. Golden apples, regeneration potion, God apples and similar items will do nothing. Be careful to take these out quickly. Absorption or instant-health from golden apples will still help a little while fighting the boss with the plague.

## Taming

Plague Clouds can be tamed by feeding them Cheese.
Pied Piper

Will attack villagers

***Killed by Player:***

 Mysterious Token Fragment

(5% chance to drop)

***Killed by Rat:***

 Music Disc: C418 - Mice on Venus
 Music Disc: C418 - Living Mice

Pied Pipers are Illager mobs that spawn in the Overworld.

They will summon rats that will gang up and attack you.

Killing a Pied Piper has a chance to drop a Piper Hat. Wearing the hat enables you to approach wild rats without scaring them away.
Percival

**Percival**is one of **House Rosenkreuz's Butlers**. He serves **King Rosenkreuz** as one of the head butlers. His superior is **Lancelot**. He is the most gentle and well-behaved butler of House Rosenkreuz.

## Appearance

Percival is a black-haired young man. He wears the typical butler suit that most butlers in House Rosenkreuz wear.

## Personality

From his brief appearance, Percival, is an extremely polite and well-behaved butler. He is a man of few words, only speaking when addressed.

## History

### Winter Princess's Dance Storyline

Percival first appeared when he was ordered by King to take **Daisuke** and **Azama** to the Music Club. He later introduced himself along with Lancelot.

## Appearance in Stories / Events

* Artemis Band Story 1 : Winter Princess's Dance
Rat Toga

Rat Togas are clothing specifically for Rats.

## Equipping

Equipping a rat with a Rat Toga does **not** require the use of the Rat Menu.

To equip a rat with a Rat Toga, **right-click** on the desired rat with the Rat Toga. The Rat Toga will be equipped. This will also bring up the Rat Menu.

To de-equip the the Rat Toga, you **must** have another Rat Toga and right-click on the desired rat. Again this will also bring up the Rat Menu but the de-equipped Rat Toga will be floating near the rat.

## Obtaining

There is no crafting table recipe for the Rat Toga, however a rat equipped with the Rat Upgrade: Archeologist will be able to make a Rat Toga.

***Rat with Rat Upgrade: Archeologist***
Rat Trap

Rat Traps are blocks that must be crafted by the player. In order to function properly, they must be baited with a food item (usually Cheese), then set. If a Rat walks over it, the trap will snap and kill the rat. In order to be functional again, the trap must be reset. Rat traps can also be found in Plague Doctor huts in villages.

***Note:*** Tamed rats are not harmed by Rat Trap nor will they take food out of the trap.

## Crafting

***Note: The above recipes use an Orc Dictionary for some items.***
Rat Upgrade: Nonbeliever

> “What’s a god to a nonbeliever?” “Craft the rat upgrade:nonbeliever the one rat upgrade to rule them all “
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## Stats

* 1000 Health

* 100 Attack

* 100 Armor

* Increased Health Regeneration (Extremely Fast)

Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied to a rat by placing it in the upgrade slot in the Rat Menu.

###### ===Placeholder recipe===

2 Arcane Technology

2 Psionic Rat Brain

4 Rat Upgrade: Battle God

Avatar of Ratlantis

When this upgrade is applied to a tamed rat, It will give them a insane power boost. See *Stats* for given abilities.
Cheesemaking

**Cheesemaking** is the process of making Cheese. This process can be disabled in the config for the Mod.

## Process

A Block of Cheese can be made by interacting with an empty Cauldron using a Bucket of Milk. The Cauldron fills with Milk, which takes a default of 7.5 seconds to curdle into Cheese, which can be removed by right clicking it, giving the player one Block of Cheese.

The Block of Cheese can be turned into 4 Cheese (Item) through a shapeless crafting recipe, which can be used to tame Rats.

## Automation

The Milkmaid Upgrade can be used in combination with a Curdling Station and a Cheese Staff to automate cheesemaking.

### Instructions

First, right click your Milkmaid Rat with a Cheese Staff, then right click the Curdling Station to bind it to it.
**Note:** you must have a Cow near the Milkmaid or it will not work.

* A Hopper and Chest may provide better automation, with less checking for fullness necessary.
Ferrous Wroughtnaut

Ferrous Wroughtnauts are hostile boss mobs that can we fought in Ferrous Wroughtnaut Villages. They have 220 (❤️ × 110) Health points.

## Spawning

In a Ferrous Wroughtnaut Village, Ferrous Wroughtnauts are needed to spawn in there.

## Drops

On death, Ferrous Wroughtnauts will drop Wrought Helms and a Axe of a Thousand Metals.

## Behavior

Ferrous Wroughtnauts will also attack Villagers.

## Sounds

Idle: File:Ferrous Wroughtnaut Idle.ogg

Attack: File:Ferrous Wroughtnaut Attack.ogg

Death: File:Ferrous Wroughtnaut Death.ogg

Hurt: File:Ferrous Wroughtnaut Hurt.ogg

Step: File:Ferrous Wroughtnaut Step.ogg

## Axe of a Thousand Metals

The Axe of a Thousand Metals is a weapon when **Ferrous Wroughtnaut** attack damage.

## Wrought Helm

The Wrought Helm is a armor that can be worn by **Ferrous Wroughtnauts**.
Cheese (Item)

Cheese is an item that is crafted from Block of Cheese. The process of making cheese is called Cheesemaking. Cheese is used to tame rats.

Cheese is used in a multitude of crafting recipes, most notably the Cheese Staff and Rat Upgrade: Basic.

As a food item, Cheese can be eaten by the player for 3 hunger points and 0.5 saturation.

It can also be given to a rat with a Rat Upgrade: Chef in order to cook String Cheese.

## Crafting

Block of Cheese can be crafted into 4 Cheese and reverse.
Ratlantean Automaton

Ratlantean Automatons are ancient machines created by the Ratlanteans. They can be made in the world similar to an iron golem.

## Creation

The automaton must be created using Ratlantean Automaton Core and a Ratlantean Automaton Head. It also requires 3 Marbled Cheese, of any kind. It is assembled in the same way a vanilla Iron Golem is.

## Behavior

The Ratlantean Automaton is hostile to all non-ratlantean mobs. It will immediately attack any player or overworld mob or monster nearby. The automaton can break through blocks weaker than bedrock. Obsidian blocks are not sufficient as a containment material.

## Attacks

The Ratlantean Automaton has two attacks: when close to its target, it will use its sawblade to melee the opponent. If somewhat further away, the Automaton will fire a laser at the enemy. Both attacks deal 6 damage.
Neo-Ratlantean

## Spawning

The Neo-Ratlantean does not spawn normally and must be created by a player. This can be done by throwing a Vial of Consciousness at a Feral Ratlantean.

## Combat

The Neo-Ratlantean flies very quickly on a blue disc and will maintain their distance from the player. As it flies, it will open portals around the player to blast them with projectiles. Being hit by the projectiles will give you the levitation, wither, and glowing effects. It can also summon lightning bolts to strike the player. If close/hit it will launch nearby blocks to the attacker. Be wary of your surroundings as these lightning bolts can also cause The Black Death to spawn.
Potato Knishes

Potato Knishes is a food item that is created by giving a Rat with Rat Upgrade: Chef a Centipede.

This food item is incredibly overpowered, giving 50 hunger points and 1000 saturation. It also gives the effect synesthesia for 1 minute, This effect provides unlimited saturation along with a full row of absorption hearts and heavily increased attack speed. When the effect is applied your game will zoom in and out and will be tinted orange. The opposite thing happens when the effect runs out. This references little king Jhon.

The magic and The Mystery

of potato knishes
Rat Flute

The Rat flute is an item that can be crafted from sugarcane, terracotta and iron nuggets. It is also occasionally dropped from  Pied Pipers. Its primary purpose is to command multiple  rats at once.

## Use

Clicking with the Rat flute will make a flute noise and command all rats within the local area. Sneak+Clicking will cycle through and change the command the flute gives.
Cheese Staff

The **Cheese Staff** is a tool created with a stick and a Cheese (Item). Its primary purpose is to configure Rat commands and behavior.

## Uses

In order to use the Cheese Staff, it must be "bound" to a rat. This is done by ***Right-Clicking*** the rat with the cheese staff in hand. Once bound to a rat, the cheese staff can then be clicked on any block.

Click on a chest or container block with the bound staff in hand to open up the Cheese Staff Menu. Here the player can mark the container as either a pick-up or drop off a container for the rat's various commands.

The Staff can also be used to set a home point for the rat. The home point is the block that the rat will wander around when set to "Wander" command.
The Black Death

The Black Death are hostile bosses that summons many other mobs to defend it, to spread plague and wreak havoc on any mob in its reach.

## Behavior

The Black Death will avoid being near players and other entities. The Black Death does not attack players or entities directly but instead circles the target and will summon minions to attack for it.

## Spawning

The Black Death spawns when a Plague Doctor is struck by lightning. Lightning strikes typically happen during thunderstorms, however, it is not the only way. Lighting strikes from a Neo-Ratlantean will also cause The Black Death to be spawned.

Alternatively you can right click a Plague Doctor with a Plague Tome, which can be traded from them for emeralds.

## Summons

It is typical for the The Black Death to summon many mobs to defend it and to wreak havoc in its wake.

The most common summon and large mass of is the Plague Rat. Typically The Black Death will keep 15 plague Rats around at all times.

Plague Clouds are summoned when a target is not reachable or not killed by the plague rats in a timely fashion. At most there will be 4 summoned.

s are summoned as support and deals large amounts of damage.
Mew Little

Mew Little is Feliswipe's daughter. She has also appeared in Mew Little's Adventures as the main protagonist.

## Personality

Mew Little is brave and kind and generally focuses on fighting enemies.

## Trivia

* Mew Little was originally 17 when The Cat In the Sky was released, but has been aged up to 18.
* Mew Little has appeared in multiple animations by Rukanua and Uteki alike, including The World of Tommy by Uteki.
Ratlantean Automaton Head

The **Ratlantean Automaton Head** is a Ratlantean Artifact created by giving a rat who has the Archeologist Rat Upgrade, a skeleton skull.

According to the wiki, the Feral Ratlantean has a 5% chance to drop this.

Ratlantean Automaton Heads may also be found in flying dutchman ships.

## Crafting

The **Ratlantean Automaton Head** is rather Transformed than crafted.

## Usage

The Usage of the **Ratlantean Automaton Head** is to create the boss called The Ratlantean Automaton.
Pokemon

Pokemons are hostile boss mobs that can spawn in Ferrous Wroughtnaut Villages. They have 250 (❤️ × 125) health points.
They will get attacked by Foliaath or a Pied Piper.

## Drops

On death, Pokemons can drop Pokemon Swords, Pokemon Hoes, Pokemon Shovels, Pokemon Pickaxes and Pokemon Axes.

## Behavior

Pokemons will become hostile to attack players, villagers or wandering traders.

## Attacking

The Pokemon is hostile to all non-ratlantean mobs. It will attack players, villagers or wandering traders.
Purifying Liquid

## Obtaining

Purifying liquid can be obtained via trade with Plague Doctors. Two bottles cost 8 emeralds. Purifying liquid can be used to craft purified garbage or to cure the plague effect in the player or others.

When in the vicinity of a plague doctor, if the player has the plague effect will throw Purifying liquid at the player, attempting to cure them. Purifying liquid smashes like a splash potion and can not be obtained by this means.

Purifying liquid may also be crafted, however the recipe requires diamonds so it is generally more resource cost effective to purchase from a Plague Doctor.
Grizzly Rat

Grizzly rats are neutral mobs that can we found in a forest.

## Behavior

Grizzly Rats will fight back if the player attacks one.

## Taming

Grizzly Rats can be tamed by feeding them Cheese.

Tamed Grizzly Rats can be set to 6 modes:

Stand: Makes the Grizzly Rat follow its owner.

Sit: Makes the Grizzly Rat stay in place.

Wander: Makes the Grizzly Rat walk around aimlessly.

Ride: Makes the Grizzly Rat as a mount.

Saddle: Makes the Grizzly Rat is equipped with a saddle.

Attach Chest: Makes the Grizzly Rat is equipped with a chest.

If an owner is attacked or if its owner attacks something then the Grizzly Rat will aid its owner by grabbing the offending entity in its jaws, making the entity move slower which gives time from the owner to escape or to easily kill the entity.

## Breeding

Tamed Grizzly Rats can be bred by feeding them Cheese (Item).

## Usage

To ride a tamed grizzly rat, you must equip with a Saddle and a chest.

## Riding

A player can ride a tamed grizzly rat if you equip a saddle and a chest on a grizzly rat.
Rat Upgrade: Basic Ratlantean

Rat Upgrade: Basic Ratlantean is a Rat Upgrade with no unique abilities, rather it is used as a crafting ingredient to make more advanced Rat Upgrades.

## Crafting

Rat Upgrade: Basic is crafted with 4 Emerald and 4 Marbled Cheese. Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied to a rat by placing it in the upgrade slot in the Rat Menu.
Chunky Cheese Token

Chunky Cheese Token is an extremely rare item that has a 1 in 10,000 chance of spawning when a Rat dies. It can also be crafted from Mysterious Token Chunk.

## Uses

If Ratlantis is enabled in the config (default), the token can be used to open a portal to the dimension. Simply placing the token on a block will create a Ratlantis Portal that the player can enter. It is one-time use.
If Ratlantis is disabled, the Chunky Cheese Token can be used to craft Rat Upgrade: Archeologist. Otherwise, the Avatar of Ratlantis can be used to craft the upgrade.

## Obtaining

It is very difficult to obtain a Chunky Cheese Token through randomly killing rats. It is recommended to use Garbage Blocks to build a Mob Farm exclusively for gaining this item.

An alternative strategy is to kill multitudes of Pied Piper, which occasionally drop  Mysterious Token Fragment.

A tamed rat with the Rat Upgrade: Aristoc-Rat will drop a Tiny Coin randomly or every time the rat kills an enemy. A total of 729 tiny coins are required for one Chunky Cheese Token.
Rat Crafting Table

A Rat Crafting Table is a vital part of the mod and is a requirement for crafting many of the extra items, and can be fully automated by rats.

A Rat Crafting Table requires a player-tamed Rat with a Rat Upgrade: Crafting on top of the Rat Crafting Table to function. A tamed rat without the proper upgrade equipped will not activate the table. A Rat with a Rat Upgrade: Crafting as well as other upgrades will still activate the table.

## Crafting

The table requires 8 Blocks of Cheese and a vanilla Crafting Table to craft.

## Interface

Note: The above image is not 1.19.4. 1.19.4 includes a slot where you can assemble the items to be made.

1. Rat indicator; an X will be shown if there is no rat on top and a checkmark will be shown if a rat with a Rat Upgrade: Crafting upgrade is on top of the table.
2. The item to craft; placing an item in this slot will not take the item but will set the item you want to craft.
3. The output slot. If you attach a hopper underneath the table, you can take the items from the output slot and place them elsewhere.
4. Required items. These are the items necessary for the rat to craft the items
5. Input slots. This is where you place the materials the rat will use to craft the items. These will run out with time, and need to be replaced.

To keep a rat in place on the table, there is a couple of methods you can use.

One method is right-clicking the rat, setting it's position to "stay here," and then nudging it by bumping into it, and onto a rat crafting table that is built into the ground. This method works well if you do not have many materials.

The other method is to put a cage on top of the rat crafting table, and then picking up your rat and right-clicking the cage with an empty hand slot. This will place the rat in the cage, therefore activating the rat crafting table. You can then attach hoppers and chests underneath it to automatically collect the finished items. You can also extend your cages by attaching more, and release another rat in it with a rat breeding lamp, and so breeding your rats.

A fully automated rat crafting table can be very useful for crafting more basic materials, such as turning logs into their counterparts, especially when you don't have time to make them yourself. Attaching this system to a breeding cage also allows for easy rat breeding.
Ratlantean Wolf

Ratlantean Wolves are neutral mobs that can hunt in colder climates. They will spawn in Ratlantis Taiga. They have 20 ❤️× (10) health points.

## Spawning

Ratlantean wolves spawn in Ratlantis Taiga.

## Behavior

Ratlantean wolves will fight back if the player attacks one.

## Taming & breeding

Ratlantean wolves will be tamed by feeding them Ratlantis Bone. Tamed ratlantean wolves can be bred by feeding them Raw Food.
Rat Upgrade: Crafting

The Crafting Upgrade allows a rat to automatically craft items for you.

Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied to a rat by placing it in the upgrade slot in the Rat Menu. Once applied, the rat then has to be standing on top of a Rat Crafting Table. This can be easily achieved by the player standing atop of the table with a rat on their shoulder, and dropping the rat by crouching and punching in the air.

Once the rat is on top of the Rat Crafting Table, right-clicking the rat will open the table's crafting interface. Note that the crafting table will not activate unless there is a rat with the upgrade equipped on top; a regular rat will *not* activate the table.

The upper left-most box is where will you put the item you want the rat to craft. The upper right-most box is where the crafted item will be placed once created. The Required Items row is where you will see what materials are required for crafting, though note that the amount is not specified. The Input row is where the required items are to actually be placed.

## Automation

Automation is fairly simple.

Have one rat bring materials from one chest to the crafting table, and another rat taking the then-produced item out of the table, and store it in a different chest.

If there is more than one type of material needed to craft something, then you can have even more rats bring the necessary materials from other chests.
Feral Ratlantean

* Normal
* Saddled

**Feral Ratlantean** is a monstrous giant rodent that can only be assumed to be the direct descendant of the once civilized Ratlanteans.

## Appearance

Feral Ratlanteans are giant rats with tattered Togas and big glowing eyes. Their fur color palete is the same as a normal Rat.

## Behavior

The Feral Ratlantean is hostile to all non-ratlantean mobs, including the player. It is a very loud creature that makes insidious noises, while breathing laboriously. The Feral Ratlantean will occasionally stand on its hind legs and sniff the air, a similar behavior to their Rat cousins.

## Attacks

The feral ratlantean will also attack players. [The Ratlantean Automaton summons it.

## Drops

On death, the Feral Ratlantean drops

* 10% chance to drop a Ratlantean Automaton Head when killed by a player or a tamed rat.
* 50% chance to drop Rat Claws
* 25% chance to drop it's Toga

## Trivia

* In their teaser, they can be seen without their battered Togas, but this is never shown in-game.

## Riding

Player can ride a Feral Ratlantean by putting a Saddle on it.
Rat Upgrade: Ender

**Rat Upgrade: Ender** gives a Rat multiple new features when equipped, all similar to those of an Vex. Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied by placing it in the upgrade slot in the Rat Menu.

## Behavior

When the Rat Upgrade: Ender is equipped, the rat gains a new appearance, similar to that of an Enderman. The rat will have black fur, glowing purple eyes, and dark ears, tail, and paws, as well as purple particle effects floating around it at all times.

The rat will also gain the ability to teleport at will, allowing for quick transport of items. However, at the moment this ability seems to be bugged, as the rat will only teleport to chests from a few blocks away, preferring to walk to it's designated chest instead.

## Gallery

A baby ender rat sitting with the Rat Upgrade: Ender equipped and particle effects.
Rat Igloo

Rat Igloos are decorations that can be placed in Rat Cages. Rat Igloos are placed by right clicking a cage and can be removed by adding a different decoration or breaking the cage.

**Crafting**

Rat Igloos are crafted using Raw Plastic which can be smelted from Plastic Waste. Rat Igloos can be dyed with any dye.
Rat Upgrade: Lumberjack

==Placeholder==

Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied to a rat by placing it in the upgrade slot in the  Rat Menu.

Must be used in conjunction with White List upgrade to function.

To fall oak tree, insert Oak Log into white list. Setting deposit point will also cause Lumberjack to gather the harvested logs into any containers.
Contaminated Food

Contaminated Food is an item left behind when a Wild Rat eats a food item from a chest. It can be eaten for 1 hunger points and have a saturation of 0.5. Upon eating, the player will be inflicted with 2 minutes of Unluck, along with a host of other random negative effects that are selected. It is not advised to eat this item. Contaminated food can be used to craft Garbage.
Assorted Vegetables

**Assorted vegetables** is an item that is crafted from a variety of vegetables. Assorted vegetables is used in a multitude of crafting recipes, most notably the Confit Byaldi. As a food item, Assorted vegetables can be eaten for 7 hunger points and 5.0 saturation.

## Crafting

***Note: The above recipe uses the foodVegetable Ore Dictionary for crafting this items.***
Rat Upgrade Combiner

This is a crafting station that combines rat upgrades.

Put a rat upgrade: combined in the left side and the upgrade you wish to combine it with on the right side. This crafting station uses the Gem of Ratlantis as fuel, and consumes two to add a single upgrade together.

Note:

* Rat upgrades that you must use to be effective (eg. blacklist or whitelist) must be used before combining, as they cannot be changed after.
* Leaving rat upgrades within the upgrade combiner when breaking the table may cause the upgrades left inside to be destroyed.
Rat Upgrade: Miner

The Rat Upgrade: Miner allows rats to attempt to mine targeted blocks in the list when the rat is set to the "Harvest" command.
Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied to a rat by placing it in the upgrade slot in the  Rat Menu. The rat will also have a pickaxe in his paw.

## Interface

**Before** the rat can start mining, you will need to assign materials to the Rat Upgrade: Miner for the rat to mine up.

To assign materials, ***right-click*** with the Rat Upgrade: Miner to open the GUI (see right for an opened GUI).

The top GUI inventory is used to set what blocks will be mined. The Rat Upgrade: Miner will require the block to be in a slot, it does not make a ghost image of the block. Ore type items like Diamond or Redstone can not be used to harvest ore versions of them. The upgrade requires the block you wish to harvest. 27 different blocks can be assigned to the upgrade.

Once the desired blocks are assigned to the Rat Upgrade: Miner, press the ***ESC*** key to leave the GUI and place the upgrade into the rat's Rat Menu. Set the command the rat's command "harvest" to start collecting blocks.

(This only aply to the advanced upgrade, the player can't control the basic upgrade.)

**Note:**

* A Cheese Staff should be used to assign a rat with the upgrade to a container to deposit mined blocks.
* A rat equipped with the Rat Upgrade: Miner will only hold one mined block at a time.

## Crafting

To make this basic upgrade, the player will need 3 coals, 4 iron ores, a iron pickaxe (can be damaged) and a Rat Upgrade: Basic.

To make the advanced upgrade, the player will need 6 gold ingots, 1 block of iron, a diamond pickaxe (can be damaged) and the basic miner upgrade.
Spawn Egg

## Mobs

The spawn eggs are there.

Spawn Feral Ratlantean

Spawn Neo-Ratlantean

Spawn Pied Piper

Spawn Pinkie

Spawn Pirat

Spawn Plague Beast

Spawn Plague Cloud

Spawn Plague Doctor

Spawn Plague Rat

Spawn Rat

Spawn Rat King

Spawn Ratfish

Spawn Ratlantean Automaton

Spawn Ratlantean Ratbot

Spawn Ratlantean Spirit

Spawn The Black Death

Spawn The Flying Dutchrat

Spawn The Rat Baron
Rat Upgrade: Animal Breeder

The Rat Upgrade: Animal Breeder will allow a rat holding food to breed animals. The rat's command needs to set to "Harvest" in the  Rat Menu to breed animals. Rats will pickup food items from chests or like storage that it is bound to using a  Cheese Staff. Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied to a rat by placing it in the upgrade slot in the  Rat Menu.

## Behavior

Rats with the Rat Upgrade: Animal Breeder will attempt to feed the closest animal with the corresponding food not in breeding mode. If there are no animals available to feed because of breed mode, the rat will wait till one animal is no longer in breed mode.

Other mod interaction notes:

**Animania** - Rats will feed the closet animal from this mod, however it will not put the animal into breed mode. In consequence, rats will still attempt to feed the same closest animal with food until supply runs out. It is **not** recommended to use this upgrade to breed animals in the Animania mod.
Mysterious Token Pieces

**Mysterious Token Fragment** and **Mysterious Token Chunk** items are crafting ingredients that can be used to create a Chunky Cheese Token. Mysterious Token Fragments can be obtained as a drop from Pied Pipers. Mysterious Token Chunks can be dropped by The Black Death. Tiny Coins can be periodically dropped by a rat with the Aristoc-Rat upgrade.

## Crafting

***Mysterious Token Fragment***

***Mysterious Token Chunk***
Cheese

Disambiguation page for CheeseThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Cheese** may refer to:

* Cheese (Item)
* Block of Cheese
* Marbled Cheese
* Creative Cheese
* String Cheese
* Nether Cheese

See also: Cheesemaking, Cheese Staff, and Chunky Cheese Token
Indigo Diskman

Indigo Diskmen are hostile boss mobs that can be fought in the boss floor at the Ocean Monument.

## Spawning

To summon a Indigo Diskman, use their commands in chat.

## Drops

On death, Indigo diskmen will drop a rotten flesh, golden apple, Indigo Disk or a Indigo Sword.

## Behavior

Indigo Diskmen will become hostile and will attack players.
Wiki Ariol

## Bienvenue sur le wiki

Ariol est une bande dessinée créée par Marc Boutavant (dessins) et Emmanuel Guibert (scénario) en 2000, éditée par Bayard presse originellement dans le magazine J'aime lire puis en album, qui évoque la vie quotidienne du héros éponyme, le petit âne bleu Ariol, et de son entourage proche.

## Décrivez votre thème

Écrivez une description sur votre thème. Informez vos lecteurs sur ce dont parle votre thème et ajoutez des informations générales qui le concernent.

## Activité récente

Les photos et les vidéos sont un bon moyen d’ajouter des éléments visuels sur votre wiki. Ajoutez-en une ci-dessous !

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Lord Pharazon Arc

The **Lord Pharazon Arc** or **Prologue Arc** is the first Middle Earth Story Arc. It consists of 3 Volumes, 26 Chapters and 11 Episodes.

The arc started March 10, 2000 and ended September 1, 2000.

The Anime arc started September 12, 2006 and ended November 21, 2006.

## Summary

### Team Gondor

* Ch. 1 - 10
* Ep. 1 - 4

### The Assault Team

* Ch. 11 - 18
* Ep. 5 - 8

### Versus Lord Pharazon

* Ch. 19 - 26
* Ep. 8 - 11

## Volumes

* Volume 1 Team Gondor (Ch. 1 - 10) [10]
* Volume 2 Assault Team (Ch. 11 - 18) [8]
* Volume 3 Versus Lord Pharazon (Ch. 19 - 26) [8]

## Chapters

1. Ch. 1 Introducing Drogo Baggins
2. Ch. 2 The Invitation
3. Ch. 3 Elendil Gondor & Gil Galad
4. Ch. 4 Formation of Team Gondor
5. Ch. 5 First Mission, Part 1
6. Ch. 6 First Mission, Part 2
7. Ch. 7 Unexpected Discovery
8. Ch. 8 The Pursuit, Part 1
9. Ch. 9 The Pursuit, Part 2
10. Ch. 10 Mark of the Fallen One
11. Ch. 11 Plan of Action
12. Ch. 12 Pharazon's Hideout, Part 1
13. Ch. 13 Pharazon's Hideout, Part 2
14. Ch. 14 The Retreat
15. Ch. 15 Gandalf the Grey
16. Ch. 16 Explanation, Part 1
17. Ch. 17 Explanation, Part 2
18. Ch. 18 Assault Team
19. Ch. 19 Lord Pharazon Appears!
20. Ch. 20 Team Gondor vs. Pharazon, Part 1
21. Ch. 21 Team Gondor vs. Pharazon, Part 2
22. Ch. 22 Team Gondor vs. Pharazon, Part 3
23. Ch. 23 Team Gondor vs. Pharazon, Part 4
24. Ch. 24 Revelation
25. Ch. 25 Preparations for Dagorlad
26. Ch. 26 Drogo's Story

## Episodes

1. Ep. 1 Introducing Drogo Baggins (Ch. 1 - 2)
2. Ep. 2 Formation of Team Gondor (Ch. 3 - 5)
3. Ep. 3 Team Gondor's First Mission (Ch. 5 - 7)
4. Ep. 4 The Pursuit (Ch. 7 - 10)
5. Ep. 5 Mark of the Fallen One (Ch. 10 - 12)
6. Ep. 6 Pharazon's Hideout (Ch. 12 - 14)
7. Ep. 7 Gandalf the Grey (Ch. 15 - 17)
8. Ep. 8 Assault Team (Ch. 18 - 20)
9. Ep. 9 Team Gondor vs. Pharazon, Part 1 (Ch. 20 - 22)
10. Ep. 10 Team Gondor vs. Pharazon, Part 2 (Ch. 22 - 24)
11. Ep. 11 Preparations for Dagorlad (Ch. 25 - 26)
List of Species seen in A Dinosaur Story

The species seen in A Dinosaur Story are

Noasaurus Leali

Ceratosaurus Nascicornis

Saltasaurus Loricatus

Diplocaulus Salamandroides

Dimetrodon Grandis

Stegosaurus Stenops

Allosaurus Fragilis

Brachiosauridae

Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus

Apatosaurus Ajex

Dilophosaurus Wetherilli

Pteranodon Longiceps

Tyrannosaurus Rex

Ceratops Montanus

Tyrannosaurid

Ankylosaurid

Dromeosaurid

Carnotaurus Sasteri

Baryonyx Walkeri

Parasaurolophus Walkeri
Tiburge

**Tiburge** est un personnage de la bande dessinée et du dessin animé *Ariol*.

## Personnalité

Tiburge et le pire ennemi d'Ariol et de Ramono. Un chat mal léché qui cherche toujours des crosses, qui se moque de tout, de tous et même du Chevalier Cheval. Il aime crâner parce qu'il joue bien au foot.

## Apparence

Tiburge est un chaton roux avec des moustaches. Il porte une veste bleue et un t-shirt rouge, et un pantalon bleu.

## Relation

Tiburge plaît bien à Pétula, cependant, il n'a jamais montré qu'il était attiré par Pétula et inversement.

## Divers

* Il paraît que le père de Tiburge faisait du karaté.
Pouyastruc

**Pouyastruc**est un personnage de la bande dessinée et du dessin animé *Ariol*.

## Personnalité

Pouyastruc est sympa et s'entend avec beaucoup de monde. Mais, il ne sait pas se défendre et joue plus avec les filles qu'avec les garçons, c'est pour cette raison que des CM2 viennent l'embêter.

## Apparence

Pouyastruc est un veau roux vêtu d'une marinière et d'un pantalon rouge.

## Divers

* Pouyastruc habite dans le quartier d'Ariol, juste à côté de son immeuble.
* Le père de Pouyastruc est plombier.
La balle de match

***La balle de match*** est le premier épisode du dessin animé *Ariol.*

## Synopsis

Ariol invite son père, Avoine, à venir jouer avec lui, mais celui-ci préfère suivre le match de tennis à la télévision.

Ariol décide de s'entraîner seul dans la cour et s'imagine être le plus grand des joueurs.

Arrivent des spectatrices dont Pétula et sa copine Naphtaline, qui le surprennent en plein délire.

Finalement, l'épisode se termine quand Pétula remet les lunettes à Ariol, après avoir raté un service, très joyeux.

## Personnages

#### Personnages principaux

* Ariol (première apparition)
* Avoine (première apparition)
* Pétula (première apparition)
* Naphtaline (première apparition)
* Tiburge (mentionné)
* Chevalier Cheval (mentionné)

## Lieux

* Immeuble d'Ariol
* La Cour

## À savoir

* Ariol est amoureux de Pétula.
* Ariol n'aime pas Tiburge.
* Naphtaline est la meilleure amie de Pétula.

## Anecdotes

* Le commentateur est le premier personnage à parler dans cet épisode, ce qui fait de lui le premier personnage à parler dans la série.
* Ariol et son père sont les premiers personnages à apparaître dans cet épisode, ce qui fait d'eux les premiers personnages à apparaître dans la série.
* Pétula est vue sans ses vêtements habituels.
Mes vieilles tantes

***Mes vieilles tantes*** est le cinquième épisode de la série *Ariol*.

## Synopsis

Monsieur Le Blount veut expliquer le système solaire aux enfants. C'est l'occasion d'utiliser des moyens mnémotechniques afin de retenir les noms des planètes.

Les enfants apprécient les moyens de M. Le Blount pour les planètes et essaient de les mémoriser.

## Personnages

#### Personnages principaux

* Ariol
* Ramono
* Monsieur Le Blount

#### Personnages secondaires

* Naphtaline
* Bisbille

#### Personnages mineurs

* Tiburge
* Bitonio
* Kwax
* Pétula
* Fofifon (première apparition)
* Brouhaha
* Batégaille
* Silhouette
* Matroune (première apparition)
* Vanesse (première apparition)
* Patouche
* Pouyastruc (première apparition)
* Pharamousse (première apparition)
* Crouline

## À savoir

* Bisbille est la première de la classe.
* L'ordre des planètes du système solaire est : Mercure, Vénus, la Terre, Mars, Jupiter, Saturne, Uranus et Neptune.
* Ramono n'aime ni Pétula, ni Naphtaline.
* Les astuces de Monsieur Le Blount sont :
	+ Mes Vieilles Tantes Mangent Joyeusement Sur Une Nappe.
	+ Mémé, Voici Tes Macaronis, Je Suis Une Nouille !
* Le moyen mnémotechnique de Ramono est :
	+ Miel - Vacherin - Tarte au tatin - Macaroni - Jus d'orange - Sandwich, Ultra - Nouilles.
* Monsieur Le Blount est vu en train de manger dans un restaurant quand Ariol et Ramono rentrent de l'école.
* Le numéro de téléphone de Bisbille commence par : 08 43 55 (17 ou 77)
Patouche

Patouche est à gauche.

**Patouche** est un personnage secondaire dans la série *Ariol*. Il est dans la classe de M. Le Blount.

## Personnalité

Patouche est généralement connu pour être très tête-en-l'air, têtu et timide. Patouche a la fâcheuse habitude de toujours avoir envie d'aller aux toilettes. Patouche est souvent seul, n'ayant pas beaucoup d'amis ou de meilleur ami. Patouche peut aussi être un farceur (dans un épisode, il a fait croire à sa classe qu'il était atteint de la grippe aviaire).

## Apparence

Patouche est un oison blond portant un tee-shirt jaune et un pantalon vert.
Crouline

**Crouline** est une élève de CM1 de la classe de M. Le Blount.

## Apparence physique

Crouline est une petite truie anthropomorphe avec une coupe au carré. Elle est généralement vue portant un chemisier blanc à manches longues avec une salopette bleue. Elle porte des chaussettes blanches et des chaussures bleues.

## Personnalité

Crouline est décrite comme timide et calme au début. Elle ne dit jamais rien à personne, selon Ariol.

## Anecdotes

* Crouline est la plus lente en course dans la classe d'Ariol.
* Dans la saison 2, Crouline révèle à Ariol qu'elle est amoureuse de Ramono.
Le vomi

Le vomi est le onzième épisode de la série Ariol.

## Synopsis

À la piscine, Ramono a apporté un faux vomi en plastique. Voilà une bonne blague à faire à Tiburge.

## Résumé détaillé

L'épisode commence un jour de pluie pendant qu'Ariol va à la piscine avec ses camarades de classe. Ribéra va aller dire bonjour à monsieur Courbouille et blague Monsieur Ribéra en disant de les tremper dehors. Il ordonne aux enfants d'aller se changer dans les vestiaires et qu'ils ont cinq minutes. Mais Pharamousse est encore dispensé car il a des verrues plantaires. Il va donc rester dans les gradins. Du côté d'Ariol, Ramono va le voir et l'annonce qu'il a apporté un faux vomi en plastique. Ariol lui demande ou il l'a trouvé. Il dit qu'il l'a trouvé au fond d'un tiroir chez lui et que c'était son père qui l'avait acheté pour faire une blague à sa mère avant leur divorce. Ramono propose alors à Ariol de le cacher dans une cabine pour rire. Ariol remarque que Tiburge est sorti de son vestiaire pour aller faire pipi. Ramono décide de le mettre sous son banc. Ariol et Ramono se planquent pendant que Tiburge rentre dans son vestiaire.

Mais ils n'entendent pas Tiburge hurler et trouvent ça bizarre. Ariol a donc une idée et essaie de réagir avec Ramono comme si ça puait. Tiburge et Ribéra les entends crier et leur demande pourquoi ces cris. Mais soudain, Tiburge croise le faux vomi et hurle. Il intervient en appelant Ribéra et en lui disant qu'il y'a du vomi sous son banc. Alors Monsieur Ribéra réagit, dit à Tiburge de s'en aller, appelle Monsieur Courbouille et ordonne que personne ne rentre dans le vestiaire avant son retour. Certains élèves se rassemblent vers le vestiaire de Tiburge et font plein de remarques à propos du vomi. Monsieur Courbouille demande ce qu'il se passe. Monsieur Ribéra se plaint et accuse cette piscine d'un dépotoir. Monsieur Courbouille ramène la serpillière.

Mais il remarque que c'est du faux vomi et demande une explication à Ribéra. Il demande à qui est ce faux vomi en plastique. Il pense que c'est Tiburge qui a fait le coup mais il dit que ce n'est pas lui. Monsieur Ribéra va le jeter à la poubelle quand Ramono avoue que c'est lui et que c'était un cadeau de son père pour sa mère. Ribéra confisque le vomi de Ramono et les punit de piscine pour la blague douteuse de Ramono. Il prescrit à Ariol et Ramono de rejoindre Pharamousse dans les gradins. L'épisode se termine quand Ramono dit que Monsieur Ribéra a exactement réagi comme sa mère quand son père lui avait fait le coup du vomi. Ariol souligne qu'il y a des gens qui ne savent pas rigoler.

## Personnages

#### Personnages majeurs

* Ariol
* Ramono
* Mr. Ribéra
* Tiburge

#### Personnages secondaires

* Mr. Courbouille
* Pharamousse
* Fofifon
* Bitonio
* Patouche
* Pouyastruc
* Kwax
* Brouhaha
Le Chevalier Cheval (épisode)

## Le Chevalier Cheval

***Le Chevalier Cheval*** est le troisième épisode de la série *Ariol*.

## Synopsis

Pendant le cours de sport, Ariol et Ramono découvrent avec stupeur que Batégaille n'a pas la télévision chez lui.

Après avoir sauté, Ariol et Ramono expliquent à quel point regarder le Chevalier Cheval est génial.

Mais Ariol et Ramono sont tristes car ils ne ressemblent pas au Chevalier Cheval et agressent Batégaille qui ne profite pas de la chance d'être un cheval.

L'épisode se termine quand Ariol et Ramono se font punir car ils parlent trop fort et trop souvent.

## Personnages

#### Personnages principaux

* Ariol
* Ramono
* Batégaille
* Mr. Ribéra
* Le Chevalier Cheval
* Pétula
* Bitonio (première apparition)
* Brouhaha (première apparition)
* Kwax (première apparition)
* Tiburge (première apparition)
* Patouche (première apparition)
* Silhouette (première apparition)
* Naphtaline (première apparition)
* Crouline (première apparition)
* Morodan (première apparition)

## À savoir

* Ariol a le fer à cheval magique et le lasso du Chevalier Cheval chez lui.
* Batégaille n'a pas la télé chez lui et n'a jamais vu le Chevalier Cheval.
* Le Chevalier Cheval est diffusé tous les jours sur Canaltoon (chaîne 9).
* Le Chevalier Cheval est l'héros de sa propre série et le méchant est l'Empereur Morodan.
* Les paroles du Chevalier Cheval :
	+ Le Chevalier Cheval
	+ Justicier des étoiles
	+ Le Chevalier Cheval
	+ Voyageur sidéral
	+ Le Chevalier Cheval
	+ Fabuleux animal
	+ Le Chevalier Cheval
	+ Le Bien contre le Mal

## Anecdotes

* C'est le premier épisode où on voit plusieurs des camarades d'Ariol.
* Les seuls élèves non-présents dans l'épisode sont Bisbille, Fofifon, Pouyastruc, Pharamousse, Matroune et Vanesse.
Moumoute

***Moumoute*** est le quatrième épisode de la série *Ariol*.

## Synopsis

Ariol cherche Pétula pour se rendre à l'école.

La mère de la fillette l'appelle par son surnom "Moumoute". Pétula est furieuse qu'Ariol connaisse ce sobriquet ridicule et plus encore, qu'il risque de le répéter à tout le monde.

Puis pour être moitié-moitié avec Pétula, Ariol lui dit que ses parents l'appellent "Riri".

## Personnages

#### Personnages principaux

* Ariol
* Pétula
* Mme Mâchicoulis (première apparition)

## À savoir

* Le nom de famille de Pétula est Mâchicoulis.
* Le surnom de Pétula est "Moumoute".
* Le surnom d'Ariol est "Riri".
* Le vrai secret d'Ariol est qu'il aime Pétula.
Pharamousse

**Pharamousse Pecore**est un personnage de la bande dessinée et du dessin animé *Ariol*.

## Personnalité

Pharamousse est peureux, froussard et hypocondriaque. À chaque cours de sport, il a souvent des mots d'excuses destinés à M. Ribéra. (verrues plantaires, mal au gigot)

## Apparence

Pharamousse est un agneau qui s'habille toujours avec des vêtements chauds.

## Divers

* Pharamousse est souvent absent.
* Ariol habite tout près de chez Pharamousse.
* Pharamousse habite au 2ème étage de son immeuble.
* Son nom de famille est Pecore, comme on a pu le voir sur la porte de son appartement.
Le jeu idiot

Le jeu idiot est le septième épisode de la série Ariol.

## Synopsis

Dans la cour de récré, Ariol propose à tous les enfants de jouer au jeu du mouchoir. Mais, pour décider de l'attribution des places de chacun, c'est une autre histoire.

## Résumé détaillé

L'épisode commence dans la cour de récré avec Ariol et Ramono. Ariol lui montre un nouveau jeu avec un mouchoir en papier que son Tonton Pétro lui a appris. Mais Ramono semble déjà connaître le jeu, mais il a confondu les règles du jeu. Ariol veut lui expliquer les règles alors que Ramono appelle toute sa classe si le jeu est rigolo. Ariol est entouré de ses camarades et explique les règles du jeu : D'abord, il suffit de prendre un mouchoir en papier et de le plier en deux, et de se le poser sur le museau en respirant pour qu'il reste collé. Ensuite, le passer à son voisin, qui doit l'aspirer à son museau à lui, sans les mains. Pharamousse ne veut pas jouer car il considère ce jeu comme un jeu dégoûtant et il a de l'asthme. Ramono élimine Pharamousse. Il élimine ensuite Silhouette, Kwax et Matroune car ils ont un bec. Ariol dit ensuite que la ronde soit un garçon-une fille. Ariol fait exprès d'aller à côté de Pétula.

Quand c'est le moment pour Ariol de le donner à Pétula, elle se plaint ensuite d'être à côté de Ramono et le qualifie qu'il a un gros groin tout baveux. Ramono essaie de riposter en lui disant que son mufle n'est pas mieux. Pétula se met à côté de Tiburge. Ariol est maintenant à côté de Bisbille et Vanesse. Mais Ariol se plaint de ne pas pouvoir leur passer le mouchoir car elles sont petites et ont de grosses lunettes comme lui. Bisbille est inquiète. Il décide de se mettre à nouveau avec Pétula. Tiburge proteste car c'est Pétula qui doit être à côté de lui. Mais Pétula, elle, préfère jouer car c'est bientôt la fin de la récréation. Bitonio admet aussi.

Mais hélas, Bisbille se met à pleurer. Vanesse reprend le mouchoir d'Ariol pour aller consoler son amie Bisbille. Maintenant, Ariol se lamente car il ne peuvent pas jouer au jeu sans mouchoir. Tiburge râle et s'en va avec Bitonio. Pétula s'en va aussi à son tour. Au final, Ramono s'énerve à son tour car le jeu était marrant. Mais Ariol se plaint contre Ramono car c'est de sa faute car il a appelé toute la classe. Soudain, Ariol se prend brusquement un ballon en pleine figure. Tiburge se moque avec ses copains. L'épisode prend fin lorsque Ariol commence à saigner du nez et demande à Ramono un mouchoir mais Bisbille, qui aimait encore Ariol lui passe un mouchoir et le pardonne.

## Personnages

#### Personnages principaux

* Ariol
* Ramono
* Bisbille
* Tiburge
* Pétula

#### Personnages secondaires

* Vanesse
* Bitonio
* Pharamousse

#### Personnages mineurs

* Silhouette
* Kwax
* Matroune
* Brouhaha
* Batégaille
* Naphtaline
* Crouline
Le Chevalier Cheval (dessin animé)

Le Chevalier Cheval est un dessin animé dans la série Ariol, qui passe toute la semaine sauf le week-end (rediffusé le dimanche) sur Canaltoon à la télévision.

## Personnages

* Le Chevalier Cheval (héros)
* Princesse pouliche (prisonnière dans la tour de Morodan)
* Morodan (antagoniste)

## Générique

* Le Chevalier Cheval, Justicier des étoiles,
* Le Chevalier Cheval, Voyageur sidéral,
* Le Chevalier Cheval, Fabuleux animal,
* Le chevalier cheval, Le bien contre le mal !

## Anecdotes

* Le dessin animé à été créé par Guibole et Bouboute.
* C'est l'émission préféré d'Ariol et Ramono.
* La chaîne où passe le dessin animé, Canaltoon, est semblable à la vraie chaîne française *"**Canal+**"*
* Le dessin animé passe toute la semaine sauf le week-end sauf qu'il est rediffusé le dimanche.
Ariol (personnage)

**Ariol Picotin ,** héros de la série du même nom, est le fils unique de Avoine et Mule Picotin. Il est un élève de CM1 dans la classe de M. Le Blount.

## Apparence physique

Ariol est un âne bleu de 9 ans et demi.

Sa tenue de tous les jours est composée de lunettes rondes noires, d'un tee-shirt jaune, d'un pantalon rouge et des baskets vertes / blanches.

## Personnalité

Ariol semble parfois bien plus réfléchit que ses camarades. Il est timide, aimable et se pose beaucoup de questions. Bien que sage et bien élevé, il lui arrive de faire quelques bêtises avec son ami Ramono ou d'être jaloux, mais aussi de trouver le courage de se mettre en avant. Plus généralement, Ariol est quelqu'un de gentil qui n'hésite pas à venir en aide à ceux qui en ont besoin.

## Anecdotes

* Ariol est amoureux de Pétula.
* Ariol est probablement né en juin ou en juillet, car son anniversaire se déroule pendant l'été mais avant les grandes vacances.
* Ariol est fan du Chevalier Cheval, un héros populaire auprès des enfants dans la série.
* Ariol aimerait être un cheval