Week - 426 Biography of a Villain: Dr. Frank Sloth by thropp

Description: The line between villain and hero has never been so thin.

Week - 428 Gesn and the Kacheek Day Cake by thropp

Description: Sometimes, the things that you believe do not belong are the things that make something truly special and whole.

Week - 429 Eisian and the Amulet of Thilg: Part One by thropp

Description: When an evil ancient pharaoh is released, only a young princess stands between him and control of the Lost Desert.

Week - 430 Eisian and the Amulet of Thilg: Part Two by thropp

Description: "When Shkanum-Da returns, you will be the first Neopet he takes his revenge on," she warned.

Week - 431 Eisian and the Amulet of Thilg: Part Three by thropp

Description: "Find safety in a monster, lightness in the dark, and a rope made of sand."

Week - 432 Eisian and the Amulet of Thilg: Part Four by thropp

Description: Eisian had three days left to complete her last two tasks. As long as she was not slowed down by the malevolent Aisha, she was confident she would make the deadline.

Week - 433 Eisian and the Amulet of Thilg: Part Five by thropp

Description: Where was the light? Would she have time to figure out the last task? Was she even on the right trail?

Week - 434 Biography of a Villain: Hubrid Nox by thropp

Description: The line between villain and hero has never been so thin.

Week - 436 The Birth of a Feud by thropp

Description: Who knew that the biggest rivalry known to Neopia started with a Prissy Miss Bow?

Week - 452 The Lonely Weewoo by thropp

Description: He was born late in the Month of Storing, in a small nest on the highest branch of the tallest Snow Covered Tree...

Week - 469 Biography of a Villain: Balthazar by sandrilene

Description: Faeries had not always been enemies of Balthazar, however; in fact, the Lupe once wanted nothing more than to be a Faerie. Also by thropp

Week - 539 Biography of a Villain: Eliv Thade by sandrilene

Description: "So spelling is not my strong suit, what does that matter?" Eliv responded haughtily. Also by thropp

Week - 561 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part One by sandrilene

Description: The Mynci was exhausted after seven rounds, but he was determined to win the eighth and final match. His opponent was a burly green Skeith who was so large Abe could hardly find the steed upon which he rode... Also by thropp

Week - 562 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part Two by sandrilene

Description: "But Your Highness, the location of Thorn Bridge Castle is a mystery!" Mazeu declared incredulously. Also by thropp

Week - 563 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part Three by sandrilene

Description: As a royal knight, Sir Abezil was far from afraid, but the Crokabeks lining the tall trees of the Meridell Forest were beginning to cause his stomach to knot up... Also by thropp

Week - 564 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part Four by sandrilene

Description: The Haunted Woods seemed so very... cold. There was very little moonlight that penetrated through the towering trees, and what did was of small comfort to Caitiry. Also by thropp

Week - 565 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part Five by sandrilene

Description: The Spooky Food cart was tucked in a dark corner of the Deserted Fairground, just behind the Bagatelle kiosk... Also by thropp

Week - 566 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part Six by sandrilene

Description: No matter how many times she wore it, Princess Lunara was always surprised by how heavy her ancient lapis amulet was. Also by thropp

Week - 567 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part Seven by sandrilene

Description: In Mazeu's opinion, there was no better method of traveling than atop the back of a gigantic Draik. As Eisian soared over the thick forested floor that separated Shenkuu from Altador, Maz diligently updated his map of Neopia. Also by thropp

Week - 568 The Quest to Thorn Bridge Castle: Part Eight by sandrilene

Description: Caitiry could tell that the foyer of Thorn Bridge Castle's keep was once a beautifully decorated room. Tattered tapestries still clung desperately to the stone walls... Also by thropp