It contains a more detailed description of dialogue, cutscenes, and storyline.
Details[edit | edit source]
Start point
Talk to Unferth at his house in Burthorpe. Show on map
Official difficulty
Intermediate
Official length
Medium
Description
Missing: small black cat, answers to the name of Bob.Last seen on the 19th of Bennath. Please contact Unferth in Burthorpe.
Requirements
Completion of the following quests:
Icthlarin's Little Helper
Gertrude's Cat
Items required
Cat or kitten (Hellcats work. Be sure to bring fish for your kitten if you're using one.)
Catspeak amulet
5 death runes
Chocolate cake (made with cake and chocolate bar with 50 )
Logs
Tinderbox
Bucket of milk
Shears
4 potato seeds
Rake
Seed dibber (or partial completion of the Farming portion of Barbarian Training)
Vial of water
Desert shirt (obtainable during quest) or Druid's robe top (The desert outfit does not work)
Desert robe (obtainable during quest) or Druid's robe (The desert outfit does not work)
Recommended
Fast travel to Burthorpe (Games Necklace or Burthorpe Games Roomminigame teleport)
Fast travel to Varrock (Varrock teleport)
Fast travel to Sophanem (Magic carpets, Nardah teleport or Pharaoh's Sceptre) or fairy ring AKP and run north. (Fairy ring requires partial completion of Beneath Cursed Sands and 62 )
Ring of charos (a) for discounted magic carpet rides or hard Desert Diary completed
Waterskin (one is enough) or a Circlet of water
Stamina Potion or full Graceful outfit
Enemies to defeat
None
Walkthrough[edit | edit source]
Starting the quest[edit | edit source]
Items required: a cat or kitten, 5 death runes, a catspeak amulet
Talk to Unferth in his house in northern Burthorpe with the catspeak amulet equipped and your cat with you. (1)
Speak to Hild in the building north-east of Unferth's house.
Hild requires 5 death runes to enchant the catspeak amulet.
Locate Bob the cat using the catspeak amulet (a full list of locations can be found on the full guide page here) and talk to him by doing the following:
The fastest way to find Bob, is go to the western Varrock anvil or the garden of the Draynor Manor and world-hop until you find him or you can use the steps below to find him legitimately.
Right click on the 'Locate' option on the amulet in your equipped items.
Click on the whiskers until the arrow and the eyes glow white.
Follow the arrow until you find Bob.
Strong lineage[edit | edit source]
Talk to Gertrude in her house west of Varrock. (1)
Speak to Reldo in the Varrock Palace library. (1)
Find and speak to Bob the cat again.
Bob may be in the same location you previously found him, so check there first.
Memories and Bob's list[edit | edit source]
Items required: Catspeak amulet (wear it), logs, a tinderbox, a bucket of milk, a chocolate cake (must be a full cake), shears, a rake, a seed dibber, 4 potato seeds
Recommended items: Varrock teleport, games necklace, Desert Amulet, Nardah teleport AND coins for the magic carpets OR Desert clothing AND waterskins. Fairy ringAKP can also be used if Beneath Cursed Sands has been completed to the point where the player enters the necropolis.
Go to Sophanem and speak to the Sphinx(1•2)
Return to Unferth's house in Burthorpe and do the following:
Use your rake on the patch and plant potato seeds in it and wait until they are grown. Your cat will notify you when they are done (the patch will take 15–35 minutes to grow).
Make the bed.
Use the logs on fireplace. Then light fireplace.
Use the chocolate cake and bucket of milk on the southern table.
Use your shears on Unferth to cut his hair. You will continue this animation until he becomes bald.
Talk to Unferth once all the chores are done.
Down with the "sickness"[edit | edit source]
Items required: White robe top and bottom (Desert clothing and Druid robes are fine, but Desert legs do not work), Catspeak amulet(e), vial of water
Recommended items: Varrock teleport
Travel to Varrock and speak with the Apothecary. (2)
Go to Unferth, unequip any weapons and equip the doctor's hat or nurse hat and desert clothing (top and bottom, make sure the clothing is white) and speak to him with a vial of water in your inventory.
Locate Bob the cat again and talk to him. (Note that left clicking on Bob or Neite will interrupt the cutscene, putting you in Burthorpe but requiring you to find Bob and start it again).
After the cutscene, talk to Unferth again.
Congratulations, quest complete!
Reward[edit | edit source]
2 Quest points
A Doctor's hat or Nurse hat (you can switch by destroying your hat and requesting a new one from the Apothecary)
A present containing:
Two antique lamps worth 2,500 experience each in skills of your choice over 30
A Mouse toy (can be used to play with your cat, and functions as a fun weapon at the Emir's Arena)
Completing this quest awards the player with 5 Kudos which can be claimed by talking to Historian Minas in the Varrock Museum.
When you see the central cat's eyes light up, go in that direction to find Bob. He can be anywhere in RuneScape. However it is recommended to pick a common spot where Bob is found, and then world hop. He is commonly found at the Varrock anvils (south of the Varrock west bank, not the armour shop anvils).
By clicking on the whiskers, the dial will rotate.When the eyes light up and a cat meowing sound is heard, Bob can be found in the direction that the dial is pointing. Bob can be venerated in the Chapel of a player-owned house if a Bob icon is built with 71 Construction.
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The enchantment allows a player to locate Bob by use of an interface inside the amulet. To use the amulet, right-click on it and select Open.Then click the right whisker to check clockwise from where the arrow is pointing, or the left whisker to check counter-clockwise. Bob will be in the direction that is lit up.
Compared to some cat breeds that have been around for hundreds or thousands of years, it's understandable why so many people consider American Bobtails to be a “new” breed. That being said, these cats are relatively rare, and it's not often that you will find one.
The unusual tail is actually the result of a random spontaneous genetic mutation within the domestic cat population, and may be related to the Manx gene, which is also dominant. Yodie, a short-tailed brown tabby male, was mated with a seal-point Siamese female to create the American Bobtail's original bloodline.
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Your job as a pet owner is to assess the situation and seek veterinary help when needed. Your cat's veterinarian can prescribe antibiotics (oral or injectable) and pain medication or even perform surgery if needed to treat the injured tail. With proper care, your cat will hopefully be moving her tail again in no time.
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Talk to Unferth at his house in Burthorpe. Show on map
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