Poisoned cheese

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Poisoned cheese
Released28 November 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemRatcatchers
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableNo
OptionsEat, Drop
ExamineA little more smelly than usual.
Values
Value1 coin
AlchemyNot alchemisable
Weight0.2 kg
Advanced data
Item ID6768
LinkMOID

Poisoned cheese is used in the Ratcatchers quest to poison rats in 4 rat holes in the warehouse in the south-west corner of South-east Varrock. It is created by using rat poison on cheese.

When attempting to eat it, the player's character will state: "Um... let me think about this one. No! That would be stupid." Due to it not being consumable, it has no use outside of the quest.

Attempting to place the poisoned cheese in a rat hole after the completion of the quest would result in the message "Putting things in poisoned rat holes isn't my idea of fun."

Using it on a Rat trap (near the Rat Pits) will yield a message in your chatbox saying that it's an over kill and normal cheese will work fine.

Creation

Requirements
Members
Ticks? (edit)
ToolsFacilitiesNone
Materials
ItemQuantityCost
Cheese156
Total cost56
Poisoned cheese1N/A

Source

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