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Ernest the Chicken

NoviceFree-to-playVery Short

OSRS TCG Ernest the Chicken — Old School RuneScape quest card mapping

Start: talk to Veronica.

Veronica is very worried. Her fiancé went into the big spooky manor house to ask for directions. An hour later and he's still not out yet.

Ernest the Chicken is a free-to-play Old School RuneScape quest rated Novice. The OSRS TCG Ernest the Chicken card list covers 1 of the items and monsters involved, including Spade. This page pairs the quest with those cards and with the open player trades for them; the OSRS Wiki remains the authority on requirements and the walkthrough itself.

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Required items & monsters

Items you need to bring and the monsters you'll fight, paired with their OSRS TCG cards. See the wiki for the full requirement list.

Also required (not collectible cards): Fish food, Poison.

Walkthrough overview

A brief summary of the quest, noting where each card is used. The OSRS Wiki has the full, authoritative walkthrough.

  1. 1

    Talk to Veronica outside Draynor Manor, then enter and climb to Professor Oddenstein at the top of the spiral stairs. He needs a pressure gauge, a rubber tube and an oil can to turn Ernest back from a chicken.

  2. 2

    Collect the fish food (blue box, upstairs south of the main staircase) and the poison (green bottle, ground-floor north-western room). Use the poison on the fish food to make poisoned fish food, then use it on the fish tank to get the pressure gauge.

  3. 3

    Grab a spade and search the compost heap on the west side of the grounds to get a key. Use it to reach the room behind the stairs and take the rubber tube (past the aggressive skeleton).

    • Spade
  4. 4

    Open the secret bookcase in the western ground-floor room, descend to the basement and work the levers/doors to retrieve the oil can.

  5. 5

    Return to Professor Oddenstein and give him all three parts to fix his machine and turn Ernest back into a human, completing the quest.

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OSRS TCG Ernest the Chicken — frequently asked

Which OSRS TCG cards are linked to Ernest the Chicken?
1 catalogue cards map to Ernest the Chicken: Spade. They are the quest's items and the monsters you fight that exist as cards in the Old School RuneScape TCG. The mapping is maintained by OSRS Card Exchange; whether something is a card, and its rarity, come from the OSRS TCG catalogue.
Is Ernest the Chicken members only?
No, Ernest the Chicken is free-to-play. It is rated Novice.
What is the rarest card from Ernest the Chicken?
Spade at Common, which packs land on about 37.34% of the time. Rarity comes from the card's OSRS TCG score, not from the quest.
How do I get the OSRS TCG Ernest the Chicken cards?
Pull them from packs in the OSRS TCG RuneLite plugin, or trade for them. Open exchanges for this quest's cards are listed further down this page, and the trade itself happens in the plugin's own Trade window in game.
Does this page tell me how to complete Ernest the Chicken?
It gives a brief walkthrough overview and maps the quest to its OSRS TCG cards — the items and monsters involved, and who is trading them. For the complete requirements, detailed steps and rewards, the OSRS Wiki link on this page is the authority.

Related cards

Cards that come up around Ernest the Chicken but that you don't actually need for it — NPCs mentioned in passing, scenery, or items suggested only for convenience.