This quest has a quick guide, found here, which briefly summarises the steps needed to complete the quest.

Contents 1 Walkthrough 1.1 Brother Omad 1.2 Child's Blanket 1.3 Brother Cedric 1.4 Party Time! 2 Reward 3 Required for completing 4 Transcript 5 Trivia

Walkthrough Edit

Start point:	Speak to Brother Omad at the Monastery south of Ardougne.
Member requirement:
Official difficulty:	Novice
Length:	Short (6 minutes)
Requirements:	The ability to avoid or kill two level 14 Thieves, along with a level 26 Head thief.
Items required:	Items from the toolbelt do not need to be listed unless that version won't work, or aren't automatically added to it. A jug of water (You can buy one at the East Ardougne General Store) Normal logs(or a hatchet)
Enemies to defeat:	None

Brother OmadEdit

Start the quest by talking to Brother Omad at the Monastery, south of the East Ardougne zoo. He wants you to retrieve a child's blanket, which has been stolen by bandits. Every night since the blanket was taken, Brother Androe's baby boy has been crying relentlessly.

The blanket can be found in a secret cave hidden under a ring of stones in the forest west of the Clock Tower. Note that the cave is not marked on the minimap, and the ladder is not visible until the player is inside the ring of stones.

Child's BlanketEdit

Exit the Monastery, and immediately head west. Just east of the Khazard Battlefield and south-west of the Clock Tower, look for a perfect circle of grey stones, which is not shown on the minimap.

When you enter the stone ring, a ladder will appear.

Note: The ladder will not appear if you are standing directly on top of the stones.

Climb down the ladder, and you will find yourself in the Thieves' Hideout. Take the southern path. In the south-east room, you'll find the child's blanket on a table, guarded by 2 level 30 thieves and a level 36 Head thief.

Take the child's blanket, and bring it back to Omad. He will be pleased as he can now sleep at night. Talk to Omad again. He now feels better and wants to organise a party for a child's birthday.

Brother CedricEdit

Brother Omad needs some wine from Brother Cedric for the party. Cedric seems to have crashed his cart somewhere south of East Ardougne. You can find him around the southern fence of the Ardougne Zoo. He's drunk and needs a jug of water to sober up. Jugs can be bought from the general store in East Ardougne, and to fill this jug, return to the monk and use the jug on the well next to him.

Give the jug of water to Cedric to sober him up. Now he only needs logs to repair his cart. Cut a log if you haven't already done so, and talk to Cedric again. He can now repair his cart and asks you to head back to Brother Omad to tell him he'll be there soon.

Party Time!Edit

Go back to the Monastery and speak to Brother Omad, who can finally commence the party now that everything is in order. During the party, balloons will drop from the ceiling, and the monks will dance with you.

When the party is over, the quest is complete. Unfortunately, none of the balloons contains anything. However, burst at least one to complete an Ardougne Easy Task.

Reward Edit

• 1 Quest Point
• 8 Law Runes
• 2,000 Experience
• 2 extra spins on the Squeal of Fortune

Required for completingEdit

Completion of Monk's Friend is required for the following:

• Ardougne Tasks: (The quest need not be completed by the player, for this task. Get another player who has already done the quest and pop the balloons that fall, when the player talks to Brother Omad.)
  • Easy: "Party Pooper"

TranscriptEdit

This article on a quest has an associated dialogue page. Click here for a transcript of possible conversations encountered throughout the quest.

TriviaEdit

• Your Adventurer's Log will show "Nothing like a blanket to calm a crying baby! Who would have thought that monks were so good at partying?" when the quest is completed.
• In the past, during the party, the old Dance emote was performed by the player and the NPCs rather than the newer one. This has since been updated so that you and the NPCs cycle between emotes, including the new and old version of the dance emote.