Thingy

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Thingy
Released4 January 2007 (Update)
Removal30 May 2019 (Update)
MembersNo
Quest itemNo
Properties
TradeableYes
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableYes
OptionsDrop
ExamineMabob.
Values
Value1 coin
High alch0 coins
Low alch0 coins
Weight? (edit)
Advanced data
Item IDhist10567
LinkMOID

The "Thingy" was the name of seven unobtainable items that could previously be found in the game cache.

Originally, it was intended that the Sapphire amulet would give players the ability to teleport to the Barbarian Outpost, holding 8 charges. The standard sapphire amulet would have been converted into the 8 charge version, while the thingys were added for variants that had 1-7 charges. Upon the release of Barbarian Assault, this feature was added to the Games necklace instead.

In RuneScape, the item briefly became viewable in the Grand Exchange. When asked about this, a Jagex Moderator claimed the item was just a joke:

...Content Development often add little jokes to their updates. Sometimes we're told about them before they're added to the game. Occasionally, they believe that it would be more amusing to just add them without telling us. Then we get lots of messages asking what a 'Thingy' is...

The Thingys were gradually removed from the game, with the last being replaced by a Healer icon in 2019. As a result, they have never been obtainable in Old School RuneScape.

Changes

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Date Changes
26 February 2015
(Update)

The item was recoloured.

10 December 2014
(Update)
  • The item was renamed from "Thingy" to "Null".
  • The "Wear" option was removed.
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4 January 2007 –
26 February 2015
26 February 2015 –
30 May 2019
26 February 2015 –
6 July 2017
26 February 2015 –
6 July 2017
26 February 2015 –
19 January 2017
26 February 2015 –
19 January 2017
26 February 2015 –
19 January 2017
26 February 2015 –
19 January 2017

Trivia

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  • The name and examine are both a reference to the word "Thingymabob", used to descibe an object that somebody cannot remember the name of.