Star Hill

Star Hill is actually a series of blue, crater-riddled hills. The high vantage point makes for great stargazing, which led to the peak being a popular wish-making location. There are shortcuts around Star Hill in the form of star-shaped doorways, but in order to open them, one must first light all the starlight flowers in the area- a tricky feat, considering the flowers are invisible.

History
A long time ago, a great battle was fought here against a massive beast called the Mastadoom. Finally cornering the beast upon the peak, the decisive blow was delivered by the Clovis Arrow. Many artifacts from this battle can still be found around Star Hill.

Another Arrow in Your Quiver
The Curator requested that the heroes retrieve the Clovis Arrow for the museum, and lent them the Flare Lens for activating starlight flowers. The heroes found the arrow still deep inside the skull of the Mastadoom, and pulling it out awoke the remains of the legendary beast! The heroes had to use the Flare Lens to reveal the open wound, and seal it with another object. The heroes chose a blue stick they found previously on the hill, instead of something that made sense, like a spear they also found. Once the Mastadoom was again laid to rest, a swift figure swiped the arrow from their inventory- none other than Lootelei!

Mukumuku
HP 24

Coins 5

Exp 10

Attacks

Bird Toss (2)

Rock Toss (4)

Bomb Toss (8)

Drops: Muku Cookie

Gecko
HP 26

Coins 0

Exp 10

Attacks

Sleep Sauce (Sleep status)

Venom Drool (Poison status)

Fun & Run (6 damage, then flees)

Sackit
HP 32

Coins 30

Exp 20

Attacks

Shank (4)

Flee (Runs away)

Drops: Pouch

Pulsar
HP 48

Coins 10

Exp 30

Attacks

Static E! (4)

Bolt (6)

Migraine (Defeats itself, causes player to fall instantly)

Drops: Rock Candy

Mastadoom
HP 240

INT 2

SPD 11

Coins 0

Exp 150

Attacks

Trunk Slam (6)

Quake (6 to all)

Tusk Jab (8)

Drain Beam (10)

Mastablasta (14)

Hollow Eyes (Target may not attack for 2 turns)

Weakness: Ice

Resistance: Fire, electric

Reading: Mastadoom may look like a big spooky skeleton, but it would be more fitting in a museum. You can speed along the process by preserving it in ice.