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Today in Neopia
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Today's Date Sunday, September 7th
The 7th of Gathering |  |
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Daily Puzzle Techo for 350 NP.
(Puzzle now at pet central.) |
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Today's Concert Blue Kacheek Group
Get tickets while you can. |
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Faerie
Crossword |
Across
4. warf
7. buzzaway
9. koi
10. orb
11. armin
13. kau
14. egg
15. kougra
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Down
1. air
2. two
3. chia
5. fuzzitus
6. bazaar
8. gone
12. marrow
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September
Events |
9th
13th
15th
19th
20th
23th
24th
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Draik Day
Techo Day
Chocolate Day
Poogle Day
Faerie Fest
Gormball Day
Skeith Day
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Maintained by: 2purple4u
Neomail: Always open for questions, comments, and conversation, but please read this page and my
lookup thoroughly; there's a good chance I've already
addressed the question.
Neofriends: CLOSED. Sorry; please don't ask. I am always willing to talk but I don't want to add
strangers to my list.
Guilds: CLOSED. I have no interest in joining any guilds.
Battle: CLOSED. No random fights, please. I'm training.
Pet Adoption: CLOSED. None of my three pets are up for adoption. My fourth pet is always a lab rat,
and if I want to put him/her up for adoption I will say so once
the zapping is deemed finished.
Page Updates
August 29: Finally an update on the game guide. =)
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Clickable Avatars
This page is not an extensive resource on avatars, but you can easily get 87 out of 89 clicklable Neoboards avatars
by using the links right here.
These two clickables must be clicked at night. Click the Uni between 8:00 PM and 6:00 AM and the Darkest Faerie
between 10:00 PM and 5:00 AM NST.
You can only get one of these avatars. It depends on what gender your account is. If your gender is female,
click on the male avatar to get it. If your gender is
male,
click on the female
avatar to get it.

These avatars can only be obtained by viewing a baby Kougra under 50 days old and a darigan Pteri exactly 644 days
old. Due to the exactness of these numbers I
cannot
provide accurate links.
Game Avatars
Mouse over each avatar to read more about it. Click on the avatar to go to the game.
 1,250
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 855
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 2,000
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 14,500
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 5,000
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 250
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 250
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 2,250
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 1,500
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 1,100
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 250
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 3,600
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 700
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 2,500
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 1,000
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 1,000
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 150,000
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 2,500
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 1,000
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 250
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 2,500
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 1,250
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 1,200
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 800
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 1,200
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 1,000
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 10,000
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 100
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 1,300
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 2,000
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 800
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 3,000
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 3,500
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There are also some avatars to be won from PHP games. Instead of a set point number, these require certain
achievements or are random.
 Win once.
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 Win 6x.
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 Finish/60.
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 Win 4x.
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 Finish.
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 Random.
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 Random.
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 Guess
5.
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 Win.
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 Win.
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 Win.
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 Lose.
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 Do 5 lvls.
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 No dung.
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 Random.
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 Tie,
win.
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 Random.
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 Win
10x.
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 End/50k.
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 Win 15x.
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 Finish.
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 Win.
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 Random.
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 Lose.
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 Beat
DP.
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 Beat BC.
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 Give gem.
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| Neopian Dailies
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Daily freebies are the best thing a newbie can do to start earning Neopoints.
Though you won't win prizes every time, it's definitely worth your while to use these links every day.
A in front of a name means there is a guide with more information on that
specific daily. Click to visit
it.
Get a free toy or book daily with the PetPet Park Toy
Chest!
* Snowager sleeps from 6-7 AM, 2-3 PM, and 10-11 PM Neopian Time each day. * Turmaculus is awake for
one random hour each day.
| Additional Places to Check
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These links are not dailies, but by popular request I have added them.
These are extra links to check around the site. No freebies are guaranteed.
| Wheels, Scratchcards, and Chance Games
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Wheels, scratchcards, and chance games all cost NP to play, but may give a greater reward.
Always play the Wheel of Slime for free NP. I would not recommend the Wheel of Misfortune.
A in front of a name means there is a guide with more information on that
specific game. Click to visit
it.
| The Lab and Petpet Lab Rays
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KNOW THIS: You can only complete the petpet map
AFTER you have the full Lab Map!
If you are looking for my guide explaining the lab ray, it has been moved here for the convenience of loading this main page
faster.
| 10-per-day Quests
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You may find quests while browsing different worlds in Neopia. You can accept a quest and receive a prize for doing it,
but to complete the quest you must buy items
using the Shop
Wizard. The quests are timed and you have well over an hour to bring back the items requested.
You will need to use your judgement to decide if a quest is worth doing. There is NO PENALTY for not doing a quest.
To not do a quest, simply let the timer run out. You can always try again if you abandon a quest.
You can do 10 of any of the types of quests listed below per day, except Illusen and Jhudora.
WARNING: 10-per-day quests will more
often than not be a waste of Neopoints! I do not recommend them!
As a general rule, never buy items for a quest that cost more than 4,000 Neopoints!
 Edna's Haunted
Woods quests are a terrible value 90% of the time. She wants items that could cost from 1,000 to 10,000+ NP. Her rewards are
usually worth 100 NP. Be very careful. Generally you shouldn't do any quest worth more than a few thousand. | |
 Taelia's
Snow Faerie Quests can often be a decent value. Still, do them at your own risk. Ingredients could cost from 1,000 to 10,000+ NP.
Rewards
are usually food items worth 3,000 or so. Doing your first Snow Faerie quest gets you a nice Taelia avatar. | |
 Kitchen quests
are probably the most likely to have a decent prize. He asks for foods worth anywhere from 1,000 to 10,000 NP and gives either
~2,000 NP, an item worth about that, or a stat raise on a random pet. Getting stats is a very good value. |
| Games I: 20,000 NP in 30 Minutes
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Making and saving 20k/day, you'd get:
20,000+ NP per day.
140,000+ NP per week.
600,000+ NP per 30-day month.
7,300,000+ NP per 365-day year.
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A lot of newbies want to know how to make NP, and I will tell you some of the best flash games to play to earn quickly.
A lot of game guides just link you to some games
and tell you some numbers. I always
disliked that, so I tried to make mine more in-depth. This guide should take the average person about 30 minutes to complete and should
earn around or over 20,000
NP.
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The estimated times refer to how long it took me to play each game three times.
These may vary for you, but I rounded them up when I added them, allowing for people who might be a bit slower.
With each time rounded up from mine .5 minutes or less, they make an even total of 30 minutes.
This guide has been rewritten for the August 25 - September 25 ratios!
| Before Hand: Do all the
daily links at the top of this page.
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 est.
time: N/A
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You should always do all your dailies as a prerequisite to starting this guide. Though they are
random,
it's usually guaranteed that you will win
at least SOME increment of Neopoints by doing all of them. Shop of Offers gives 50 NP, and with the Daily Puzzle you are guaranteed at
least 100 for answering
correctly. If you do the Faerie Crossword that's
another potential 600 NP in a minute or so.
My example for this guide includes the payout from all dailies and the shop of offers. I did not do the Faerie Crossword and I did not
include the time taken
to do dailies in the overall time listed for
the guide. This month I got lucky and got 350 NP from my dailies. |
| 0 NP + 350 NP = 350
NP |
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| 1. Pull up
Adver-Video. |
 est.
time: N/A
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Pull up Adver Video. This is a wheel game that gives you a random amount of NP from
100-800 per
play. You get 5 plays. All you do is watch
a 30 second advertisement and spin the wheel to get your NP. Keep Adver-Video up but minimize it and go play the other games in this
guide while clicking through it.
It's estimated time is N/A because it
overlaps everything else. Doing my example I earned 3,300 NP.
TIP: You CAN know how much you get per play
beforehand! It will always be the
third down from what the arrow starts at.
(Tip from conundrum_dragon.) |
| 350 NP + Random 100-800(x5) NP = ~3,650
NP |
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| 2. While Adver-video
is going, spin the Wheel of Slime.
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 est.
time: N/A
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You can do this every 8 hours and win anywhere from 100 to 2,000 Neopoints. It takes
seconds. You
will need to check up on Adver-video
occasionally to spin the wheel and start new videos. Doing my example for the guide, I got 150NP spinning the Wheel of
Slime.
To know what you're getting on
the wheel, look at the seventh slot going
clockwise from what it starts on. However, unlike Adver-Video you cannot close the window to get a new random
amount.
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| 3,650 NP + 150 NP = 3,800
NP |
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| 3. Play Fashion Fever.
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 est.
time: .5
minute
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At this point Adver-Video could still be going. Go play Fashion Fever. All you have to do is
randomize
a Neopet and click Done. Then you send
score to get 300 NP three times. You can also send a card to a friend for an additional 100NP twice, so figure 1,100 NP for the whole
thing. Only the second and third
card, not first, give NP when you send.
This takes literally seconds. |
| 3,800 NP + 300(x3) NP + 100(x2) NP =
4,900 NP |
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| 4. Play Meerca Chase.
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 est.
time: 3
minutes
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This game is very easy for most players. Simply avoid the red neggs while collecting the
others. For
this guide, send scores of 200 points or
higher. I recommend classic mode in medium or hard. If you get 200+ points and send it three times, you will have at least 1,100 NP to
add to your total. In my
example, my scores were 152, 224, and 352,
earning me 1,145 for 3 plays. |
| 4,900 NP + ~470(x3) NP = 6,045
NP |
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| 5. Play Kass Basher.
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 est.
time: 1
minute
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If you have the bat in Kass Basher, that makes for an easy 3,000 NP per day. If not, try to
keep
playing until you get the bat. If you need help, read this guide for tips on getting the bat. You
need 855
points to get 1,000 NP. Just wait for the wind speed to get up to 8-9 meters and press space (or click) to hit Kass when his head/beak tip
reaches the very tip of your
bat. |
| 6,045 NP + 1,000(x3) NP = 9,045
NP |
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| 6. Play Hot Dog Hero.
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 est.
time: 3
minutes
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Very easy. Simply use the mouse to control the hot dog. Be sure to collect all the star
bonuses! Get 3,333 points to get 1,000 NP. Complete the first two levels, then get just the bonuses on the third to reach the necessary
points. It should only take a few minutes.
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| 9,045 NP + 1,000(x3) NP = 12,045
NP |
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| 7. Play Zurroball.
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 est.
time: 3
minutes
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Good ratio, easy game. Simply click the ball to earn points. I like the first rock ball. 80
points/clicks makes 1,000 Neopoints. |
| 12,045 NP + 1,000(x3) NP = 15,045
NP |
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| 8. Play Smug Bug
Smite.
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 est.
time: 5
minutes
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Smug Bite Smite is very easy; all it requires is a reflex. Just click
the bugs as they pop up. You have to be pretty quick by the third/final level. Weapon
does not matter. I like the net. My scores this month were 436, 560, and 570, resulting in that many NP. |
| 15,045 + ~522(x3) NP = 16,611
NP |
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| 9. Play Maths Nightmare II. |
 est.
time: 2.5
minutes
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Very easy 3k game. Select division and potato counter. Answer the simple problems. Score
110 points, then end game and it will be doubled to 220. Submit score for 1,000 NP.
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| 16,611 NP + 1,000(x3) NP = 19,611
NP |
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| 10. Play Cafeteria Caper.
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 est.
time: 2
minutes
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Simply drag the objects in the order they appear in the thought bubbles. A perfect game score
(which shouldn't be hard to get) is 150, which gives you 357 NP per play. |
| 19,611 NP + 357(x3) NP = 20,682
NP |
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So, as you can see, this guide should result in slightly over 20,000 NP.
It should take the average person just under or over 30 minutes. Times vary.
If you have more spare time or just want more NP, try my new section for an additional 13k.
I designed it to help you make 1,000,000 NP per month with games alone.
| Games II: 33k Daily For One Million a Month
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Making and saving 33k/day, you'd get:
33,000+ NP per day.
231,000+ NP per week.
990,000+ NP per 30-day month.
12,045,000+ NP per 365-day year.
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If you want to earn big, try this additional guide. You should make about 1,000,000 Neopoints per month, spending
about 45 minutes a day playing games. Complete
the previous 20k/30 minutes guide to earn 20,000 NP, then follow up with this section to earn an additional ~13,000 daily. This section
took me an
estimated 21 minutes to complete in addition to the previous 30 minutes.
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| 1. Complete the daily
Faerie Crossword Puzzle.
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 est.
time: 1.5 minutes
(answers)
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The Faerie Crossword is an incredibly easy source of 600 NP per day. I did not include it with
the rest
of the dailies in the first part of the guide since it takes a bit more time. With the answers at the top of this page you should have no
problem completing it in under 5
minutes. (It usually takes me only 1.5 or so; and yes, it's not against the rules to give out the answers.)
The Faerie Crossword
also has a chance to increase
your active pet's intelligence upon completion. |
| 20,682 NP + 600 NP = 21,282
NP |
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| 1. Play Defender Trainer.
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 est.
time: 4.5 minutes
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This game requires a decent amount of Neopets knowledge, but you'll catch on fast if you
don't know all
the names. Click on the item that matches the letter or anagram provided. Do five or six rounds. 277 points = 1,000 Neopoints. I
recommend
playing the game in hard mode. It took me up till the 4th round to earn 1k. |
| 21,282 NP + 1,000(x3) NP = 24,282
NP |
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| 2. Play Wicked Wocky Wobble.
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 est.
time: 4 minutes
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This game has a great ratio this month. It takes 266 points to make 1k. Catch items and use
your mouse to balance. It may seem hard but you'll get the hang of it. Try to avoid catching low-point items like fruit. I got an average of
~806 NP per play when I did it as an example. |
| 24,282 NP + ~806(x3) NP = 26,702
NP |
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| 3. Play Splat-a-Sloth. |
 est.
time: 1 minute
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If you need some small change, this game is very quick
and requires little except a reflex.
Simply wait for the sock puppet to pop out of the hole and press the space bar as fast as you can. Aim to hit the head of the
puppet, not the body or tail. The NP payouts I got from my scores
were 341,
393, and 415, which gave me 1,149
NP. |
| 26,702 NP + 383(x3) NP = 27,851
NP |
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| 4. Play Evil Fuzzles. |
 est.
time: 6 minutes |
This is a long game, but there aren't many other good ratios. Shoot Fuzzles and bombs on the
floor. Be sure to pause shooting the fuzzles and shoot the green 2x2 squares because they will help your points add up. Clear four levels to
get 390 points, which makes 1,000 NP. |
| 27,851 + 1,000(x3) NP = 30,851
NP |
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| 5. Play Crisis Courier. |
 est.
time: 4 minutes
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Very simple game to get the hang of. Fly through the first two levels completely, then do part of the third level until you reach 2,640 points. That will give you 1,000 Neopoints. |
| 30,851 NP + 1,000(x3) NP = 33,851
NP |
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| One-time NP Clicks
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These links will give you a good handful of Neopoints, but can only be used once or every so often.
If you've never used any of them, you will get 7,300 Neopoints instantly for clicking/doing them all.
Monthly Freebies:
collect monthly Neopets offers free food and 2,000 NP every month. The food you get is random; you get one for each pet
you have, making for
a maximum total of four
pieces. The
freebies are reset on the 1st of every month. Whenever it is a new month I will post a temporary notice in my dailies section as a reminder.
Islandberry Offer: one
time onlySimply click on
the right arrow three times and cycle through information about the cereal.
Neopoint grant should be
instant, but it can only be done once per person. Get a free 300 Neopoints instantly.
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Magazine Word Scrambles: one time only
Be sure to type in lowercase letters. Otherwise it may not work.
Scramble #1: woowoogrub
Scramble #2: pandaphant
Scramble #3: yooyuball
Scramble #4: snowmuncher
Scramble #5: money tree
Scramble #6: unreleased!
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| Restocking Guide
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This section of my guide explains restocking.
What is
restocking?
Restocking is, by definition, buying cheap items from official Neopian shops and reselling them in your shop to make a profit.
Is it a good way to make Neopoints? Many people use it as their primary method. It can be very profitable, but it
takes speed, skill, patience, and
lots of luck. If you get
very lucky, you
could buy a rare item worth as much as millions. That is the pinnacle of expert restocking.
Can anyone do it? Anyone has the ability to do it. However, if your account is new you will not be able to see all
the items available in shops. At
three months account age
you can see all
items.
Where do I do it? If you are a beginner, I would suggest the book shop as a place to start. Intermediate players
might try the chocolate and toy
shops, while advanced
restockers would try the
coin, magic, or stamp shops. It is a personal preference where you try to restock. A majority of Neopian shops sell items that will always
yield a profit when resold. However,
not all shops are a good
deal and you should try
to have a basic knowledge of which items are worthless and bad deals to buy.
How do I know which items are good deals? USUALLY a rare item stands out from others because of its price
and number in stock. This is not
always the case, but usually a
10,000 NP item
among 500 NP items is rare and should be dived for. If an item's price is drastically different, or if there is only one in stock, it is most
likely rare. For example, any book in
the book shop worth
5,000-10,000 NP is almost
sure to be a great deal.
How do I know which items are bad deals? If you see items in a shop, look at the number in stock. If there is
over 10 of an item in stock, chances
are it is a common item
and will not yield much
profit if you buy it. If there is 20+ of an item in stock it is most likely a bad deal. However, bad items can sometimes stock in small
numbers. If an item that only has 2 or 3 in
stock stays in the shop
for 10+ seconds after
refreshing the page, it is most likely a bad deal and could have been sitting there all day. Examples include potions, battle items, and
non-wearable clothing items. If
something is very expensive and
only has 1-3 in
stock, but has been sitting for over 10 seconds, it will probably lose you a LOT of Neopoints if bought.
What if I buy an item that is a bad deal? If you buy an item that is worth less than what you bought it for there is
nothing you can do but learn from
the mistake. You can still
resell the item, you
just won't make a profit.
How do I do it? You simply click the item you want to buy. This brings up a screen to haggle. Type in a number
close to what the shopkeeper wants,
then click the pet to
confirm your purchase.
That is a very simplified explanation. My tutorial in the next step will explain better. Know, however, that you could be competing with as
many as hundreds of people for the
same item, so you need to
be the fastest
entering your numbers if you want to actually get an item.
So speed is the biggest factor? Correct. Speed is key in restocking. Fast internet connection helps, but it's not
the end of the game if you have a
slower connection. You can
still restock.
I keep going to shops but it says there's no items. Shops restock randomly on an 8-minute timer. Every 8
minutes a shop gets new items. These
items move FAST. Many
shops will only have
items stocked for about 30 seconds before they are sold out. So many people are competing for the same items that they are ripped off
the shelves. If there are no items in a
shop it means you
missed the 8-minute
restock and will have to wait for the next window to try and grab an item. So think about it this way: a shop will only have items for about
30 seconds, then it goes through a 7
minute 30 second period
of having no items at
all. You will have to be patient and keep refreshing at the shop constantly.
Walkthrough: Restocking Your First Item
1.
Choose your store, find
an item. For the
purpose of this tutorial I am using the Tiki Tack Shop on Mystery Island. NEVER BUY FROM TIKI TACK. The items are a terrible
value and most of them are really
worth 1 NP. The only
reason why I am using this
terrible shop is because the items of such bad value that they are always in stock, and so I can easily take screenshots. A list of shops
that are actually GOOD places to
restock at can be found
later on. Use your
imagination and pretend that the bottle of green sand in my screenshot is a rare item that I am rushing to buy. If this were any other shop,
you'd have to be much faster.
Click on the item and a
screen will pop up.

Just click OK or hit enter as fast as you can to be taken to the next "haggle" screen.
2. Haggle; enter the price to pay for the item. The next screen is called the "haggle" screen. This is where you
type in the number of the price you
want to pay for the item.
When buying an item,
notice that is already has a price before you click on it. That is just the shopkeeper's recommended base price. You can go slightly lower
or higher. The shopkeeper wants
263 NP for the
sand in my example.
(What a bad deal!) You will see something like the screenshot here to the left.
 Click on the offer box as fast as you
can. You need to type a
number that is slightly
lower than the base price, but that is mindlessly fast to type. No need to erase the zero, just click after it. Your goal is to go as fast as
possible, not waste time haggling for a
cheaper price. If you
haggle too low or too high,
the shopkeeper will reject your offer and bring you back to the haggling screen. Making a typo or going too high/low can lose you an item in
a second, so it is important to be
focused and know the
ranges of haggles that will
be accepted. Never go more than 100 NP off an item that has a base price lower than 1,000 NP. You can go slightly more off if the item is
more expensive. It's based on
percentages, so you could
easily get 200 NP off an
item that costs 4,000 NP, but not off an item that costs 300 NP. Since my bottle of sand costs 263 NP originally, I'm going to try for
233 NP. 233 is a very fast
number to type since 2 is
next to 3. The easiest
way to haggle is to type the closest numbers together on the keyboard. Try combinations such as 222, 233, etc... anything fast to type
that is close to the original asking
price.
Depending on how fast you haggled, you will see one of these two screens:
Congratulations! You may have just restocked your first item. As for me, I am now the new owner of a Bottle of Green Sand.
3. Sell your
restocked item. The
whole point is to resell
items in your shop to make a profit. Most items you buy will give you at least a small profit, depending on how rare they are. Go to your
inventory, put the item in your shop,
and then head over to the
Shop Wizard. If you
don't know about the Shop Wizard, you will need to use it to price items at a common average. To the left is a screenshot of the Shop
Wizard. Type in your item name and
select "Identical to my
Phrase" from the dropdown
menu. This is important! You can ignore pretty much everything else. Hit "search" to see your results. The Shop Wizard searches only
one chunk of Neopian shops at a time,
so you may have to
search more than once to
get the true price of an item. I like to search three or more times to price every item.
 After a few searches for my "Bottle of
Green Sand" sample,
this is the result. The
screenshot to the right shows the average prices for the sand. When pricing items, you want to be close to the average but beat it slightly.
If I were to price the sand in my
shop, I would ask for
10 NP based on the
Shop Wizard's findings. Since I paid 233 NP for the sand, I lose 223 NP by reselling it for 10 NP. I lost Neopoints because my example
was not a good item to restock, but
most of the time the Shop
Wizard price will be
much greater than the shop price.
Hopefully after this walkthrough you are familiar with the process of buying, haggling, and pricing items. Restocking is a great way to make
a profit if you know what you're
doing. Good luck; you'll
need it!
Tips for Restocking
Assume the "ready position. Keep your right hand on the mouse, refreshing every few seconds. Keep your left
hand on the number keys, probably
around the lower end. Sit
up straight and keep a
good posture. It can help your reflexes.
Play some music in the background. I like to play some music while restocking to set the mood and make me
feel energized. It also helps calm me.
Listening to music can
help you focus and give
you something to do that isn't distracting while refreshing.
Restock at multiple shops. If you focus on refreshing only one shop you will be very bored. Have multiple tabs up
with many shops and make your
own pattern of refreshing
them. It helps to pass
time, plus you're more likely to catch a restock than if you're just staring at one shop. Have fun with it. You can have many tabs up, even
10-20 different shops if you want.
Know how much NP to carry. Restocking is dangerous; you never know when you might get a Tax Beast or other
NP loss event. Restocking requires
carrying more Neopoints
than usual, so be
aware that you are always at risk for random events that take away a percentage. If you are doing basic restocking like books or foods,
you shouldn't need more than 10,000
Neopoints or so out at
one time. If you are
restocking bigger items, however, like coins or potions, you will need to have many thousands out. Some battle shop items may even
require over 200,000 NP to restock. Be
careful.
Relax, refresh constantly. If you are very intent on restocking something good, refresh the shop window every
two seconds. You will have to be fast
to catch the best deals,
as they go instantly. If
you catch a shop JUST as it stocks you have the best chance to get a rare item. Don't count on others to make mistakes or hesitate;
people know which items are rare and
will dive for them. Try your
best to stay calm and
relax. If you are panicy and anxious you have more of a chance to slip up and miss a good deal, as I have many times.
Click the shopkeeper to refresh instead of the button on the page. It's faster than moving your mouse cursor off
the item area to get to the browser's refresh
button.
There is nothing you can do to be faster except practice. No one can give you tips on how to be faster. Internet
connection is a small factor, but
your reaction times are
much more important. All
you can do is practice. Over time I notice that I click faster and memorize which items are better deals. You will have to learn how to
haggle in under 3 seconds.
Have patience, set limits. Restocking takes lots of practice, and you will have to be super-fast to get any rare
items. Remember that it is a
competition; many people are
diving for the same item.
Set healthy limits for yourself, such as a set time or Neopoint goal daily. It's easy to lose track of time and restock for hours straight.
Neopets is just a game; have fun.
Where to Restock: List of Shops by Skill Level
*= watch out, this shop usually has bad deals available constantly and only restocks good items
every so often.
Basic Shops
Beginners may want to try:
*The Coffee Shop: 5,000+
Grooming Supplies: 5,000+
Faerieland Books: 5,000+
Faerieland Foods: 5,000+
Sutek's Scrolls: 5,000+
Theater Snacks: 5,000+
Booktastic Books: 10,000+
*Darigan Toys: 10,000+
Hubert's Hot Dogs: 10,000+
Neopian Foods: 10,000+
Neopian Books: 10,000+
Neopian Bakery: 10,000+
Healthy Foods: 10,000+
Jelly Foods: 10,000+
Kiko Lake Foods: 10,000+
Kreludor Foods: 10,000+
Petpet Supplies: 10,000+
Pizzaroo: 10,000+
School Supplies: 10,000+
Smoothie Shop: 10,000+
Slushie Shop: 10,000+
Snowy Foods: 10,000+
*K. Lake Furniture:
15,000+
*Kreludor Furniture:
15,000+
*Neovian Furniture:
15,000+
| Intermediate Shops
Potentially challenging:
Igloo Garage Sale: 5,000+
Brightvale Books: 10,000+
*Desert Medicine:
10,000+
*The Pharmacy: 10,000+
Plushie Palace: 15,000+
Shenkuu Foods: 15,000+
The Toy Shop: 15,000+
Usukiland: 15,000+
Collectable Cards: 15,000+
Chocolate Factory: 15,000+
Faerie Furniture: 15,000+
Neopian Furniture: 15,000+
Neopian Music: 15,000+
*The Gift Shop: 15,000+
Gardening Supplies: 20,000+
Uni's Clothing: 20,000+
*Spooky Furniture:
20,000+
Faerieland PetPets: 25,000+
Geraptiku PetPets: 25,000+
Desert PetPets: 25,000+
Maraq. PetPets: 25,000+
Neopian PetPets: 25,000+
Island PetPets: 25,000+
Spooky PetPets: 25,000+
Tyrannian PetPets: 25,000+
Winter PetPets: 25,000+
*B.vale Glaziers:
25,000+
*Osiri's Pottery: 25,000+
*Space PetPets:
25,000+
| Advanced Shops
Very difficult to restock:
*Brightvale Motery:
15,000+
*Quasalan Scrolls:
15,000+
*Altador Petpets:
25,000+
*The Post Office:
25,000+
*Ice Crystal Shop:
25,000+
Meridell PetPets: 25,000+
Shenkuu PetPets: 25,000+
Collectable Coins: 50,000+
Collectable Shells: 50,000+
Kayla's Potions: 50,000+
Royal Potions: 50,000+
*Altador Magic: 50,000+
Backgrounds Shop: 50,000+
*Altador Weapons:
50,000+
*Brightvale Armor:
50,000+
*Desert Supplies:
50,000+
*Desert Weapons:
50,000+
*Faerie Weapons:
50,000+
*Maraq. Weapons:
50,000+
*Tyran. Weapons:
50,000+
*Shenkuu Weapons:
50,000+
*Space Armor: 100,000+
*Space Weaponry:
100,000+
*Spooky Weapons:
50,000+
*The Magic Shop: 50,000+
*The Scrollery: 50,000+
*Meridell Foods: 60,000+
*Battle Magic: 100,000+
*Defense Magic:
100,000+
| Avoid Altogether
Beware of terrible deals:
*Lost Desert Foods:
5,000+
*Altador Foods: 5,000+
*Brightvale Fruits:
5,000+
*Quasalan Foods: 5,000+
*Tropical Fruits: 5,000+
*Tiki Tack Junk: 5,000+
*Tyrannian Foods:
5,000+
*Tyrannian Furniture:
5,000+
*Space Foods: 5,000+
*Spooky Foods: 5,000+
*Crumpetmonger:
10,000+
*Neovian Books:
10,000+
*Neovian Clothes:
10,000+
*Roo Island Merch.:
10,000+
*Shenkuu Medicine:
10,000+
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Just in case you wanted to take something away with you, I have created this image map code. The image is a square under
400x400 pixels. The code takes up 1,737
characters in a description.
The code only works for shops and petpages! Other pages won't load the links.
Can't copy the code? Right click the box and select "select all" then copy and paste.
Hope that's a nice goodie to take away from my page. Thanks for viewing, and good luck in Neopia! :D
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