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| − | <option>[[File:Kitten detail 1.png|left]]</option> |
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| − | <option>[[File:Kitten detail 2.png|left]]</option> |
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| − | <option>[[File:Kitten detail 3.png|left]]</option> |
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| − | <option>[[File:Kitten detail 4.png|left]]</option> |
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| − | <option>[[File:Kitten detail 5.png|left]]</option> |
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| − | <option>[[File:Kitten detail 6.png|left]]</option> |
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| − | <option>[[File:Kitten detail purple.png|left]]</option> |
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| + | * A baby [[Cat]] |
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| + | * [[Kitten (Bringing Home the Bacon)]], a kitten that appears during the [[Bringing Home the Bacon]] quest. |
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| + | * [[Kitten (Pieces of Hate)]], a series of mysterious cats that appearing in many places during [[Pieces of Hate]]. |
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| − | [[File:6cats.png|thumb|right|Gertrude offers six different colours of kittens.]] |
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| − | |center| [[File:Kittens 4.png]] |
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| − | |center| [[File:Kittens 1.png]] |
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| − | |center| [[File:Kittens 5.png]] |
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| − | |center| [[File:Kittens 6.png]] |
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| − | |colspan=6| <div class="thumbcaption">Inventory images for the kittens.</div> |
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| − | </div> |
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| − | [[File:kitten.PNG|thumb|right|A player with a kitten.]] |
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| − | [[File:kitten pet.png|right|A kitten]] |
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| − | A '''kitten''' is a pet players can receive from the quest [[Gertrude's Cat]]. It can be purchased for 100 coins from Gertude. It is one of the [[three little kittens]] that are [[Fluffs]]'s offspring. Additionally, if the player has completed the [[Icthlarin's Little Helper]] quest, he or she will have an [[Amulet of Catspeak]]. It is possible to have a conversation with any type of kitten or cat while wearing this amulet. When the player drops the kitten, it will follow that player around. If the player runs too fast for your kitten, it will reappear right next to him or her once it goes off of the mini-map. It appears as a [[Pet kitten]] whilst in your inventory. |
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| − | The character will say "I think it's hungry." when the kitten reaches a hunger percentage of 84% and "I think it's really hungry!" at 94%. Then, the player will have to feed it a fish (cooked fish is fine) or a [[bucket of milk]]. If the player neglects to feed it until the hunger percentage reaches 100%, it will run away. Also, if a player neglects the kitten by not stroking it, it will run away. The character will say "I think it's feeling lonely." |
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| − | :'''Note:''' Feeding milk to a hell-kitten reverts it into a normal kitten. |
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| − | If a player tries to use an Alchemy spell on a kitten, it says "You can't do that to a defenceless kitten!" |
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| − | If players right click the kitten then clicks interact, they can stroke the kitten, shoo the kitten, or chase vermin. If players click "stroke", then they will pet the kitten and give it attention. If the player clicks "shoo", he or she will shoo away the kitten and lose it forever. If the player clicks "chase vermin", your kitten will kill a nearby rat, if there is one. However, kittens have a hard time catching rats (roughly a 15% success rate). After 2–4 hours, the kitten will become a [[cat]], which are much better at catching rats (roughly a 70% success rate). Players can train their Kitten or Cat at the [[Rat Pits]] and can also challenge other players there. |
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| − | Eventually it will become an overgrown cat, which is unable to catch rats. However, once it becomes an overgrown or a regular cat, it can be sold in [[West Ardougne]] for 100 [[death rune]]s (or 200 death runes if you have an [[Ardougne cloak]]). |
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| − | Players who want a [[Wily cat]] can earn one by completing the [[Rat Catchers]] quest. This also allows a player to name the cat. However, the cat must continually chase [[rat]]s, [[butterfly|butterflies]], or [[kalphite larva]]e, or else it will become a [[Lazy cat]]. Lazy cats can be retrained to their former wily selves by chasing rats. |
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| − | Kittens grow at a rate of 1% per 5.25% hunger in about 1 minute, meaning you only need around 10 fish to grow your cat. |
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| − | Also, if the player wants another kitten, he or she can get one from Gertrude for 100 coins, but only if they do not have any kittens or cats already (Overgrown, Wily, or Lazy cats are exceptions). Wearing the activated [[Ring of Charos]] allows the player to choose the colour of the kitten, which is a medium task in [[Varrock achievement diary]]. |
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| − | You can give your kitten a ball of wool to play with, which it will toss in the air and paw around. |
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| − | ==Hell-kitten== |
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| − | [[File:Hell-kitten detail.PNG|left|A hell-kitten!]] |
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| − | [[File:Hell-kitten.PNG|right|A hell-kitten!]] |
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| − | Hellkittens can be obtained after starting the [[Recipe for Disaster#Evil Dave|Evil Dave]] section of the [[Recipe for Disaster]] quest. To turn a kitten into a Hellkitten, the player should take the kitten to the basement in the house of Evil Dave's Mother and have the kitten "Chase Vermin". After it has killed a sufficient amount of hellrats (if you are lucky after one!), the kitten will become a Hellkitten. |
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| − | Hellkittens will grow into Hellcats and Hellcats will grow into Overgrown Hellcats. Hellcats can be wily or lazy. |
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| − | A Hellkitten can be changed back into a regular kitten by giving it [[Bucket of milk|milk]], by talking to Dave's mum or by talking with [[Wendy]] after finishing the [[purple cat]] subquest (it will turn the cat purple though, and it can't be reversed). |
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| − | ==Purple kitten== |
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| − | [[File:Purple kitten.png|left|A purple kitten]] |
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| − | To obtain a purple kitten, you need to have completed [[Swept Away]]. Then, talk to [[Wendy]] to start the [[Purple cat (miniquest)|subquest]] to obtain [[Magic unguent]]. After that, you can take a kitten to Wendy to make it purple. You must have the kitten in your inventory and use the cat with her. Warning: If a [[Hellcat|Hell-kitten]] is put up for the colour change, it will revert to a normal cat. |
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| − | ==Raising Your Kitten== |
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| − | [[File:Pet kitten.PNG|left|The old inventory image of a pet kitten.]] |
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| − | To grow your kittens into cats, it may take a few hours or so. To use the time productively, it is recommended that players take their kitten when training repetitive skills, such as [[Woodcutting]], [[Mining]], [[Fletching]], [[Cooking]], [[Herblore]] and [[Smithing]]. It is highly recommended that players take their kitten with them when power-training [[Fishing]], as they will grow while you are fishing, and if they are hungry, you can give them unwanted fish, such as [[tuna]]. |
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| − | Feeding your kitten any kind of fish, cooked or raw, will reduce the pet hunger percentage down to zero. This means it is best to feed your pet something when the hunger percentage is around 90% to minimise cost. Some players choose to use the Menagerie in their Player-Owned-Houses to feed the kittens, or the [[bucket of milk]] in their larders. |
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| − | Kittens are subject to glitches from numerous activities around RuneScape. These glitches cause them to run off at low levels of hunger. It is possible that "make x" activities cause these glitches, because they not only stop hunger/lonely messages from showing up to the player, but also seem to mess with the hunger levels of kittens, causing the incorrect level of hunger to be displayed, or hunger to be rapidly accelerated. This can cause a kitten to run off within minutes of having been fed or stroked and with hunger levels as low as 40%. |
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| − | Another glitch is that kittens will stop growing for long periods of time after completing parts of the Shattered Heart activity. Fixing this glitch is simple, just pick up and drop your kitten again. |
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| − | A similar glitch to this is where the Kitten does not start to grow or become hungry, this can be resolved by feeding it. |
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| − | This behaviour has also been observed when using a monkey greegree on ape atoll, while playing free-for-all clan wars, and smithing in Varrock. |
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| − | You can check on your kitten's current status by right clicking on the summoning icon and selecting 'follower details', this will take you to a page similar to the summoned familiar's details which will show you the kitten's current hunger and percentage growth towards being a cat |
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| − | You can use any fish (except Leaping fish from [[Barbarian fishing#Barbarian Fishing|Barbarian fishing]]) to feed kittens like lobsters, swordfish, sharks, monkfish, and rocktail. |
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 8 June 2019
Kitten may refer to:
- A baby Cat
- Kitten (Bringing Home the Bacon), a kitten that appears during the Bringing Home the Bacon quest.
- Kitten (Pieces of Hate), a series of mysterious cats that appearing in many places during Pieces of Hate.
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