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“This, uh, cat fancier's magazine has no redeeming value. You'll learn nothing of use to you in the wastes when you read about...cats.”— Fallout 2 Official Strategies & Secrets
The Cat's Paw magazine is a miscellaneous item in Fallout 2. It is part of two side-quests in Fallout 2.
Characteristics[]
The item gains a description (although the Chosen One seems to believe otherwise)[1] and a purpose: Collecting 10 magazines and bringing them to Miss Kitty in New Reno grants a special Cat's Paw issue no.5 "that contains a very interesting article on energy weapons". Typhon in Broken Hills will also ask the Chosen One to find an issue for him.
Locations[]
Issues of Cat's Paw can be found in:
- Klamath Downtown
- Purchased/stolen from the Dunton brothers.
- Found on the bookshelf behind the locked door in the Dunton brothers business.
- Found in a toilet to the northwest.
- Stolen from one of the Bathhouse women.
- The Den businesses - purchased from Flick.
- Vault City
- Gecko
- Mercenaries' cave
- Found in Angel-Eyes's floor safe.
- Found in one of the locked footlockers near a bunk bed.
- Broken Hills Downtown - found in the small pot outside the hotel.
- New Reno
- Stables lab - found on Myron's bookshelf.
- Shark Club 3rd floor - stolen from John Bishop's safe.
- Railway Station - cool box in the southeast corner of the room.
- Sierra Army Depot - on a second floor desk near a computer terminal.
- Vault 15 Level 2 - found in a desk in the northwest living quarters.
- Navarro Main Base (maintenance) - found in a locker.
Behind the scenes[]
Cat's Paw is actually a real-life brand of rubber heels manufactured in Canada. The image for the item in Fallout appears on the box for a pair of those heels.
Gallery[]
Toilet
Vault 8's living quarters
Mercenaries' cave
Broken Hills hotel
John Bishop's safe, Shark Club
Railway Station's still
References[]
- ↑ NcKitty.msg, line 452: "I'm just glad to know what the damn thing is. It's irritating to keep examining it and getting that same message over and over. I'll probably STILL get it even though it's identified now."