All collars in Mewgenics and how to get them

No two cats in Mewgenics are the same, and you can assign unique classes to them with the help of collars.

Collars are essentially class archetypes that you can attach to your cats. Once done, they will determine how a cat fights on a mission. There are 14 different collars to find, with 13 unique effects. This guide will briefly explain how you can get them all and how each collar works.

All collars in Mewgenics and how they work

When you obtain a collar, you’ll notice that its name represents a class. That’s just how these collars work. Every collar has a specific effect and boosts a unique set of stats when equipped.

Collar Name	Stats	How it works
Butcher	+3 Constitution +2 Strength -2 Speed	The Butcher is a DPS-focused class that offers a big hook to pull in and destroy enemies. The class also offers plenty of strength and health, making it ideal for beginners.
Cleric	+2 Charisma +2 Constitution -1 Dexterity -1 Speed	The Cleric class’s utility depends on the type of enemy you’ll face. Since this is the only healing-focused class, having one against harder opponents is necessary. The collar allows you to heal and even revive fallen allies.
Druid	+3 Charisma +1 Luck -2 Constitution	This class offers different buffs for your entire squad. It’s useful in the early game and with a certain team composition. Once you have specialists set up, there isn’t much use for a Druid.
Fighter	+2 Strength +1 Speed -1 Intelligence	While the Fighter is a pretty basic class, it offers plenty of value. You enjoy good mobility, decent attacks, and sufficient aptitude towards using different weapons
Hunter	+3 Dexterity +2 Luck -2 Speed -1 Constitution	If you like dishing out damage from a distance and setting traps, the Hunter will be your favorite one. Offers plenty of room for innovation and gets the job done on most occasions.
Jester	N/A	The Jester can copy the effect of any other collar in Mewgenics.
Mage	+2 Charisma +2 Intelligence -1 Constitution -1 Strength	This is the magic-focused collar, as your cat mage will dish out plenty of spells without having to get close. This class is also useful when you are playing at a location that offers elemental benefits.
Monk	+2 Charisma +2 Intelligence -1 Dexterity -1 Strength	A hybrid class that offers the best of both worlds. You can opt for close-range attacks or keep your distance with ranged attacks.
Necromancer	+2 Constitution +1 Charisma -2 Strength	This class allows you raise your own undead army. You can raise dead cats to fight with you and destroy the enemies.
Psychic	+1 Charisma +1 Intelligence +1 Speed -1 Constitution	The Psychic focuses on mind-control. Instead of direct attacks, you can apply debuffs and manipulate enemies to turn the fight in your favor.
Tank	+4 Constitution -1 Dexterity -1 Intelligence	One of the best collars for beginners, it adds a massive pool of health and armor. This makes it easy for your cats to survive and chip away at the enemies. Some of the attacks also offer a knockback effect that can hugely influence the course of a fight.
Tinkerer	+4 Intelligence -1 Charisma -1 Luck	Allows you to make unique weapons for combat that can fit with other classes. This is a hard class to master as you’ll need to understand what makes the other collars excel during a fight.
Thief	+4 Speed +1 Luck -1 Constitution -1 Strength	Allows you to become an assassin and teleport behind units to deal more damage and critical strikes. Excellent against harder enemies who might be well-shielded against frontal strikes.
Blank Collar	N/A	This collar can be transformed into another collar that you’ve already acquired.

How to acquire all collars in Mewgenics

Some of the collars will be available by default, while the rest have to be unlocked.

• Butcher: Complete the Core and speak with Butch.
• Cleric: Complete The Alley and speak with Butch.
• Druid: Complete The Crater and speak with Butch.
• Blank: There are three of them that you can purchase on your adventure.
• Fighter: Unlocked by default from the start of the game.
• Hunter: Unlocked by default from the start of the game.
• Jester: Complete The Rift and speak with Butch.
• Mage: Unlocked by default from the start of the game.
• Monk: Complete The Lab and speak with Butch.
• Necromancer: Complete Junkyard and speak with Butch.
• Psychic: Complete The Moon and speak with Butch.
• Tank: Unlocked by default from the start of the game.
• Tinkerer: Complete Shelter and speak with Butch.
• Thief: Complete Sewer and speak with Butch.

It’s not mandatory to use a collar on a cat. However, going in with a collar is significantly better than using the base version. Try to use different collars in your squad, and you will have an easier time defeating opponents every run.

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Mewgenics is not a resource management game by any stretch of imagination, but you will need plenty of space in your inventory.

Your inventory space is where you’ll be storing the different items you find during your adventures. Storing these items will allow you to assign them to the cats of your choice before beginning a fresh run. Thankfully, you can increase your inventory space once you start clearing the early game content.

How to get more inventory space in Mewgenics

To increase your inventory space, you’ll need to donate cats to Butch. The number of cats you have to give to Butch will be plenty. As you might have thought, the cats you donate will be lost from your home, and you won’t get them back.

To donate cats to Butch, you’ll need to submit in batches of 20. Moreover, Butch has certain zone requirements when it comes to taking the cats from you. You can only submit cats that have been to the following areas on at least one adventure.

• Sewers or Junkyard (Act 1)
• Caves or Boneyard (Act 1)
• Sub-branches in Act 2
• Sub-branches in Act 3

Hence, you’ll first need to take the cats to the above areas. Most of the zones/areas mentioned above will first have to be unlocked. This also creates a problem, since cats taking part in your adventures will have better stats and higher levels. Submitting them permanently will feel slightly disappointing, but having the extra space is extremely beneficial.

How to use Trash to increase inventory space in Mewgenics

You have an additional set of slots where you can store items that you don’t immediately need. All items that are not in your storage are lost when a new day begins. However, you can use the Trash slots temporarily to manage your inventory.

You can shift any item to the Trash that you won’t need on your next adventure. Some of the items you carry will be consumed. Similarly, you’ll also find new items on your adventure that will return with your cats. You can then decide what you want to keep in your storage and what you want to throw away. It’s a smart way of managing the limitations of your inventory until you get those upgrades from Butch.

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