Felkrash

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Felkrash
Released28 November 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceHuman
QuestRatcatchers
LocationPort Sarim Rat Pits
League regionAsgarnia Asgarnia✓
GenderFemale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineWhat is she looking at?
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID4591
LinkMOID

Felkrash is a woman found in the Port Sarim Rat Pits. She is involved in the Ratcatchers quest. After completing the quest, she can turn players' overgrown cats into wily cats, and give them a name of up to 6 characters long.

She cannot train a lazy cat into a wily cat, this can only be done manually by catching rats.

During the Ratcatchers quest, she is revealed to be none other than the famous pied piper.

Cat naming interface.

Dialogue

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Trivia

  • Players may use up to 6 characters to name their cat, but the game seems to use all 6, regardless of how many the player selects. This can be seen in the extra spaces that appear between the cat's less-than-6-character name and a comma in the dialogue that happens after naming the cat.

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