Wall of cats

Wall of cats is a Skill Event in Mewgenics in the Alley/Junkyard area where a large pile of trash blocks your cat's way ahead. The event involves Dexterity (DEX), Strength (STR) and Intelligence (INT) stat checks to determine the outcome. Possible rewards include items. Be cautious, as some outcomes can be harmful. Choose your approach carefully and send the cat with the best matching stats for the highest chance of a favorable result.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Wall of cats event in Mewgenics?

Wall of cats is a Skill Event encountered during Mewgenics adventures. Skill Events present your cat with a situation and multiple response options, each tied to a different stat check. The outcome (success or failure) depends on the chosen cat's relevant stat, with both rare and common result tiers.

What stats does the Wall of cats event check?

The Wall of cats event checks the following stats: Dexterity (DEX), Strength (STR), Intelligence (INT). Each option corresponds to a different stat, so you should assign the cat whose highest stat matches the option you want to attempt. Higher stats increase the chance of success and accessing the rare (better) outcome tier.

What is the best strategy for the Wall of cats event?

Before choosing, check your cat's stats to identify their strongest attribute. Choose "Loot" if your cat has high DEX. Choose "Bash" if your cat has high STR. Choose "Examine" if your cat has high INT. Successful outcomes can include items, making this event worth attempting if you have a cat with strong matching stats.

Where does the Wall of cats event appear in Mewgenics?

The Wall of cats event can be encountered in the Alley/Junkyard area of Mewgenics. Some events are chapter-specific, meaning they will only appear in certain areas during your adventure.

What are the risks of the Wall of cats event?

The Wall of cats event can have negative outcomes including potential injuries, diseases, parasites, or stat losses if your cat fails the stat check. If you are running low on health or cannot afford a setback, consider choosing the safest option (usually Ignore or Leave) to avoid risk entirely. Always weigh the potential reward against the danger, especially in later chapters where recovery is harder.

Label	Stat Check	Good Outcome	Bad Outcome
Loot	dex	{catname} climbs onto the pile and pulls at some of the objects, looking for anything useful.	{catname} pulls at the pile, digging for scraps.
Bash	str	{catname} tears through the pile, collecting useful scraps.	{catname} tries to force {his} way into the pile of cat bodies but is scratched by some of their claws and starts to bleed!
Examine	int	{catname} carefully searches through some of the nearby cats and finds some useful items in their pockets.	Trying to get a better look, {catname} climbs onto the pile...