These are the links to the free dailies in alphabetical order (note that the Secret Lab is listed under "L"):


Advent Calendar-Receive two items and neopoints once a day during the Month of Celebrating (December)!


Altadorian Gift-If you have completed the Altadorian Plot, you can click on King Altador in the Council Chamber to collect a free prize once a day.


Coltzan's Shrine-You can visit the shrine of King Coltzan once every 12 hours. He gives out many types of things, including pet stat raises and small amounts of Neopoints (usually near 200 or so).


Daily Crossword-There's a different crossword every day; you earn neopoints if you complete it. The faster you complete it, the more neopoints you get. On a side note, you get an avatar the first time you complete a crossword.


Daily Puzzle-There is a daily question every day that gives out Neopoints for correct answers. The answer changes daily, of course, but the answer is usually posted on the Help Boards.


Deserted Tomb-You can try to find the treasure once a day; it gives out over 1000 neopoints and a couple items if you find the treasure.


Employment Agency-Technically, this isn't a daily, but you can do up to 5 jobs a day (I think). This is a link to the basic jobs which do not require job coupons. The jobs "update" every 10 minutes, exactly on the second (such as 5:10, 5:20, etc.).


Freebies-Collect your monthly freebies, well, once a month. You receive 2000 neopoints and each of your pets gets a food item.


Fruit Machine-You can spin once a day for a chance to win neopoints, paint brushes, and other items!


Giant Jelly-Jelly World? No, Jelly World doesn't exist. But you can get a free jelly once a day here by clicking on "Giant Jelly" once you are in Jelly World (which doesn't exist, of course).


Giant Omelette-You can get a free omelette once a day here. You can feed it to your pet or sell it, if you want.


Grumpy Old King-You can tell a joke to King Skarl twice a day for a chance of neopoints, items, and trophies!


Guess the Weight-You can try to guess the weight of the marrow once a day. However, the chances of winning a prize (which, unsurprisingly, is one of twelve possible marrow items) is approximately 1 in 600.


Healing Springs-The faerie at the Healing Springs will heal your pets every 30 minutes. Sometimes she gives you a cheap healing item instead, though.


Interest-Collect your interest once a day! Make sure that you collect your interest before depositing or withdrawing money that day.


Laboratory-If you have completed and turned in the Secret Laboratory Map, then you can zap a pet once a day for a chance of raising/lowering stats, changing gender, or changing color/species. On a side note, the lab cannot change your pet into Baby, Pirate, Plushie, Quiguki, Royal, or Usuki, but it is the only way to make your pet Alien, Chocolate, Clay, Coconut, Custard, Garlic, Ice (except the Ice Bori, which is not possible), Jelly, Mallow (marshmallow), MSP, Robot, Snot, or Sponge. For pricing, please view my lab map pricing section of the guide.


Lunar Temple-Complete the lunar puzzle once a day to get a prize.


Meteor-You can visit the meteor once an hour for a chance to win a prize. However, as far as I know, you can only get one prize per day.


Petpet Laboratory-If you have turned in both the Secret Laboratory Map and the Petpet Laboratory Map, you can zap a petpet once a day. On a side note, zapped petpets are not eligible for the PPL Award, cannot be painted, and revert back to their "original forms" when removed from pets. Also, if your petpet becomes a Krawk, it cannot become a pet Krawk.


Qasalan Expellibox-You can play once a day to try to win neopoints, free neocash, or other prizes.


Shop of Offers-You receive 50 or 100 neopoints once a day for clicking on the Slorg in the shop of offers or by clicking on the link listed here.


Snowager-You can try to steal an item from the Snowager up to three times a day, once per hour that he is sleeping. He is asleep at 6-7am, 2-3pm, 10-11pm NST.


Soup Kitchen-I guess this really isn't a daily, but you can feed your pets for free if you have less than 3000 neopoints total (counting the neopoints in your bank, shop till, and with you).


Stock Market-Although technically it isn't a daily, this is a link to the bargain stocks, the stocks which are selling for under 19 (I think) neopoints a share. Remember that you can only buy 1000 shares a day, regardless of how many you sell. The stock market also "updates" every 30 minutes.


Symol Hole-You can let your petpet jump in once a day for a chance for a prize. On a side note, you can earn an avatar from this.


Tombola-You can try once a day to get codestones, neopoints, and more!


Toy Chest-You can get a free prize from the Toy Chest once a day. It gives out books, toys, and neopoints.


Turmaculus-You can try to wake up this giant petpet once a day (I think). It is only possible to wake him up during one certain hour of the day, though, and the hour changes every day.


Underwater Fishing-You can get an item once every 12 hours and possibly raise your pet's fishing level. On a side note, you can technically get an item up to four times per 12 hours since you can do it once per pet (your active pet is the one you "use").


Wise Old King-Try to impress King Hagan with your wisdom once a day for a chance to win Neopoints and items!

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These are links to games that are easy to get Neopoints from. If you have any suggestions for games to put on here, please do not hesitate to Neomail me by clicking here. Note that the wheels, scratchcard kiosks, and other games of chance are not classified under this category. The exception to this is the Wheel of Slime.


Featured Game-Technically this isn't an 'easy game' but you get double nps for playing the Featured Game.


200m Peanut Dash-Don't forget to do combos while running to earn extra points!


Adver-Video-You can watch 5 commercials a day to win 100-800 neopoints per commercial. Make sure you do not have an ad-blocker set if you encounter problems with watching the commercials.


Atlantis Squarepantis-An easy spot-the-differences game yielding about 500 nps per score send.


Attack of the Marblemen-I'm not very good at this game, but it has a very good ratio.


Bouncy Supreme-This game has quite a decent ratio. Note that it cannot be found in the Games Room because it is in Jelly Wo-...Never mind.


Catch the Petpet-Do this game as fast as you can to get the maximum payout of 489 nps per score send.


Cooty Wars-Click fast and accurately, and you'll get 1000 np per score send for sure!


Crisis Courier-This is yet another 1000 nps game. Type 'kingaltador' during gameplay to get an extra life.


Dar-Blat!-This is similar to Splat-A-Sloth, but it is slightly harder, in my opinion.


Defender Trainer-This game yields an easy 1000 nps if you know the names of the neopet species, petpet species, and miscellaneous neopian items. Select Hard mode for the most points.


Dubloon Disaster-This game has a low ratio, but it usually goes up every month or two. Type "scallywags" during gameplay to create a whirlpool that will destroy all the mines on the screen, but you can only do it once per game. My advice is to type 'scallywag' before getting the first dubloon and keep one finger on the 's' key so you can use the whirlpool when the opportunity arises. Don't forget that you can blow up mines by causing them to 'run' into each other!


Extreme Potato Counter-Well, depending on the person, you basically either get close to 800 or exactly 1000 nps per score send. It's hard to concentrate on the flying potatoes (and carrots, I might add) while annoying (in my opinion) music is playing. So for now, I'll just tag this as a 900 nps game. *wink*


Faerie Bubbles-The classic arcade game. During gameplay, type 'stardust', 'bubbles', 'faeriebubbles', and/or 'slumberberry' for game help.


Faerie Cloud Racers-This is another easy 1000 nps game once you get the hang of it. Type 'faerie' during gameplay to remove all obstacles. Just don't crash while you're typing!


Fashion Fever-Earn 300 neopoints per score sent. Don't forget to send cards to your friends (or yourself) for extra neopoints (100 per card, thrice a day)!


Freaky Factory-This game's ratio seems to alternate between high and low each month. Make sure to watch out for the Grundo Thief!


Ghost Bopper-This game may get really frustrating when the number pad is 'rotated,' but the good ratio is worth it.


Grand Theft Ummagine-This game has a good ratio, so 1000 nps should be easy to get from it.


Hasee Bounce-Not to be confused with Super Hasee Bounce, I usually get around 850 nps per score send. Type 'doughnutfruit' during the game to reset the timer.


Hot Dog Hero-This game's ratio was lowered, but it is an easy game with, in my opinion, a nice soundtrack. That is, until you hear it for hours straight while playing the game. My advice is to turn off the sound/music so you can concentrate better.


Imperial Exam-Unlike other games, I don't recommend doing Hard mode for this game.


Kass Basher-Send a score of 813 or more to earn 1000 neopoints! You can send three scores per day. On a side note, you get an avatar for sending in a score over 850 points.

See the Key Quest section of this guide for the Key Quest game.


Let It Slide-Help the Snuffly in this 1000 np game!


Lost in Space Fungus-This is an easy 1000 np game once you get the hang of it. Make sure to aim for the extra lives!


Math's Nightmare-This is an easy game, but it's ratio was lowered. All you have to do is select the easiest mode and play through the math problems until you get enough points.


Meerca Chase II-I generally get around 400 nps per score send, but I'm not very good at it. On a side note, typing 'ferociousneggs' or 'superextrahypergravitymode' on the select mode screen has...interesting effects. Also, you can click the meerca's left eye for a familiar face.


Mutant Graveyard of Doom II-This is a very easy 1000 np game if you avoid the almost-gummy rats and the mummified neggs (well, and the enemies, of course).


National Treasure 2 Trivia-Getting the maximum payout of 433 nps per score send is much easier the second or third time around since there are some questions that will be quite hard to answer even if you've seen the movie.


Neverending Boss Battle-Trust me, this game really is never ending. I can only get 900 nps per sent score on average, but people that are good at this game can get 1000 nps.


Nickelodeon's Big Green Help Trivia-If you get all the questions right, you can get around 500 nps per score send. Luckily it's the same questions every time.


Nimmo's Pond-I found that it's easy to get 1000 nps if you rotate the lilypad but don't move it around at all. Trust me, it works. *grins innocently again*


Odd Jobbin-This sponsor game is an easy 1000 nps.


Petpet Cannonball-This game has a decent ratio.


Petpet Pair-Up-Get 500 nps per score send in this game similar to Kiko Match II.


Potato Counter-Play thrice a day and count those potatoes! You can earn up to 75 neopoints per correct answer, depending on how fast you do it. On a side note, you can refresh the page if you feel that there are too many potatoes to count. Also, be careful not to miscount, or else it'll count as one of your 3 tries!


Pterattack-Try to avoid staying at the bottom of the screen so that you don't get defeated by the Grarrl.


Raiders of Maraqua-After losing at least one life, type '1morekarpohplease' for an extra life. Note that you can get an avatar from this game.


Shenkuu Tangrams-I'm not a big fan of this game, since it eventually seems repetitive, so I usually get only 450 nps per score send. It's easy, though!


Shenkuu Warrior-Another easy 1000 np game once you get used to it. Just know that the game does get very monotonous after trying so many times, even though you have unlimited tries.


Smug Bug Smite-It's just another one of those games that will test your reflexes, so try and get around 550 nps per score send.


Snow Wars II-This is a quick and easy 1000 nps per score send. Building walls around your snowmen just takes practice; you'll get faster at it the more you play.


Snot Splatter-Make good use of your powerups!


Sophie's Stew-I usually get 750 nps per score send in this classic game. Type 'hungrymeowclops' during gameplay for an extra life.


Spacerocked!-This game's ratio was lowered, but I'll keep it on here in case it goes back up next month. Sometimes you just get bad luck and hit a red asteroid or something, so just keep trying!


Splat-A-Sloth-Just take a whack and try to hit Sloth! You can send three scores per day.


Stink Landing-This sponsor game is an easy 1000 nps.


Super Daily Survey-This is quite an easy game, and you get double neopoints if you visited the Survey Shack before it was taken off the site a long time ago. I generally get 600 nps or so per score send on this game.


Super Shopping Spree-Get the maximum payout of 466 nps per score send, which totals out to about 1400 nps for all three score sends.


Sutek's Tomb-Type 'plzsutekcanihavemoretime' for 30 extra seconds.


Techo Says-Yep, this game is back as the thousandth game. I usually get around 800 nps per score send, but many people can probably beat that.


Turmac Roll-Select Hard mode for this game to earn the most points, and it's not too much harder than Medium or Easy. Go collect those berries!


Ultimate Bullseye II-Aim for the balloons since hitting the target and the balloon boosts your score by a large amount in this easy game.


Usuki Frenzy-Doesn't this game seem familiar? Well, you can get around 500 nps per score send in this game.


Volcano Run II-This is a 1000 nps game that you can get an extra life in for by typing 'glubgar' during gameplay.


Wheel of Slime-Spin once every eight hours for free neopoints!


Wheeler's Wild Ride-Another classic game. Do those tricks and collect those coconuts to succeed in this easy 1000 nps game.


Wicked Wocky Wobble-Once you learn the way to balance the stack, this game is a breeze.


Wingoball-One of my personal favorites; I usually get around 633 nps per score send by scoring around 1150 points. Try as hard as you can to get the wingoball to the other side on the first try for each level to get 25 bonus points per time.


Zurroball-This is another 1000 nps game. Click the N on the Grundo's spacesuit to use him as the ball. In my opinion, it's much easier to use the Grundo than any of the balls.
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This section is made up of the links for all the dailies and some of the Games in the previous section. If you have any suggestions of what links to add here, please Neomail me. Links will open in a new tab.

Advent Calendar
Adver-Video
Altadorian Gift
Coltzan's Shrine
Daily Crossword
Daily Puzzle
Deserted Tomb
Employment Agency
Fashion Fever
Freebies
Fruit Machine
Giant Jelly
Giant Omelette
Grumpy Old King
Guess the Weight
Healing Springs
Interest
Laboratory
Lunar Temple
Meteor
Petpet Laboratory
Potato Counter
Qasalan Expellibox
Shop of Offers
Snowager
Soup Kitchen
Stock Market
Symol Hole
Tombola
Toy Chest
Turmaculus
Underwater Fishing
Wheel of Slime
Wise Old King

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You can earn over 100k a day using this section! Please note that some figures are approximations or based on average scores. Do not fret if you don't meet the "new total" after a game since the estimated total after playing all 53 games is 131k. This leeway also gives you the option of skipping quite a few games on the list if you particularly dislike them. This section is put in order by amount of nps earned from greatest to least. Although they aren't labeled as these three categories, they are sorted into them. The descriptions are not included here, so refer to the easy games section of this guide for gameplay tips, etc. Now you can earn even more neopoints! You can send 5 scores per game per day on the weekends (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) in May! That means you can get over 200k a day on weekends!


1) Dailies-(This also includes Adver-Video, the Wheel of Slime, Potato Counter, and Fashion Fever.) Earn from this: ~4000 nps. New Total: 4000 nps.


2) Crisis Courier-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 7000 nps.


3) Defender Trainer-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 10000 nps.


4) Extreme Potato Counter-Earn from this game: 3000 nps (depends). New Total: 13000 nps.


5) Faerie Cloud Racers-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 16000 nps.


6) Ghost Bopper-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 19000 nps.


7) Kass Basher-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 22000 nps.


8) Math's Nightmare-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 25000 nps.

* * * 25K MARK! * * *


9) Mutant Graveyard of Doom II-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 28000 nps.


10) Nimmo's Pond-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 31000 nps.


11) Let It Slide-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 34000 nps.


12) Shenkuu Warrior-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 37000 nps.


13) Snow Wars II-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 40000 nps.


14) Zurroball-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 43000 nps.


15) Volcano Run II-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 46000 nps.


16) Wheeler's Wild Ride-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 49000 nps.


17) Imperial Exam-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 52000 nps.

* * * 50K MARK! * * *


18) Cooty Wars-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 55000 nps.


19) Lost in Space Fungus-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 58000 nps.


20) Bouncy Supreme-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 61000 nps.


21) 200m Peanut Dash-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 64000 nps.


22) Sutek's Tomb-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 67000 nps.


23) Raiders of Maraqua-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 70000 nps.


24) Petpet Cannonball-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 73000 nps.


25) Pterattack-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 76000 nps.


26) Grand Theft Ummagine-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 79000 nps.


27) Attack of the Marblemen-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 82000 nps.

28) Odd Jobbin-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 85000 nps.


29) Stink Landing-Earn from this game: 3000 nps. New Total: 88000 nps.



30) Neverending Boss Battle-Earn from this game: ~2700 nps. New Total: 90700 nps.


31) Hasee Bounce-Earn from this game: ~2500 nps. New Total: 93200 nps.


32) Techo Says-Earn from this game: ~2400 nps. New Total: 95600 nps.


33) Faerie Bubbles-Earn from this game: ~2200 nps. New Total: 97800 nps.


34) Snot Splatter-Earn from this game: ~2200 nps. New Total: 100000 nps.

* * * * * 100K * * * * *


35) Sophie's Stew-Earn from this game: ~2200 nps. New Total: 102200 nps.

36) Crash Course-Earn from this game: ~2100 nps. New Total: 104300 nps.



37) Freaky Factory-Earn from this game: ~2000 nps. New Total: 106300 nps.


38) Ultimate Bullseye II-Earn from this game: ~2000 nps. New Total: 108300 nps.


39) Wingoball-Earn from this game: ~1900 nps. New Total: 110200 nps.


40) Super Daily Survey-Earn from this game: ~1800 nps. New Total: 112000 nps.


41) Wicked Wocky Wobble-Earn from this game: ~1800 nps. New Total: 113800 nps.


42) Smug Bug Smite-Earn from this game: ~1700 nps. New Total: 115500 nps.


43) Nickelodeon's Big Green Help Trivia-Earn from this game: ~1500 nps. New Total: 117000 nps.


44) Petpet Pair-Up-Earn from this game: ~1500 nps. New Total: 118500 nps.


45) Usuki Frenzy-Earn from this game: ~1500 nps. New Total: 120000 nps.


46) Catch the Petpet-Earn from this game: ~1500 nps. New Total: 121500 nps.


47) Atlantis Squarepantis-Earn from this game: ~1500 nps. New Total: 123000 nps.


48) Super Shopping Spree-Earn from this game: ~1400 nps. New Total: 124400 nps.


49) Splat-a-Sloth-Earn from this game: ~1400 nps. New Total: 125800 nps.


50) Shenkuu Tangram-Earn from this game: ~1400 nps. New Total: 127200 nps.


51) National Treasure 2 Trivia-Earn from this game: ~1300 nps. New Total: 128500 nps.


52) Meerca Chase II-Earn from this game: ~1250 nps. New Total: 129750 nps.



53) Turmac Roll-Earn from this game: ~1250 nps. New Total: 131000 nps.

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These are the optional quests you can do. They are also known as the timed quests. These do not include the faerie quests other than Jhudora, Illusen, and Taelia.


Brain Tree-You need to do two Esophagor quests to get the answer to his question. You cannot look up the answer since the answer is different every time and for every player.


Edna's Tower-These are usually not worth it, but you occasionally get her avatar for doing her quests.


Esophagor-These quests are good for an easy profit; just don't spend more than 1200 neopoints or so on these.


Illusen's Glade-You can do a quest for Illusen/Jhudora every 12 hours. Note that you can only do one or the other per 12 hours. Also, doing the 'opposite' quest resets your level (for example, if I'm at level 22 for Illusen and I do a quest for Jhudora, I am reset to level 1 for Illusen).


Jhudora's Cloud-See above. Note that Jhudora's quests are typically harder since she starts asking for r99 items much earlier than Illusen.


Kitchen Quest-You can get stat raises for a random pet for doing a quest here, but you don't always get a stat raise. Don't spend more than 2000-2500 neopoints on this in my opinion.


Taelia-If you help this Snow Faerie, you usually get around 2000 neopoints, a snowball, and an item, which may be an ice cream ticket. Try not to spend more than around 3000-4000 neopoints on these quests.

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These are links to wheels, scratchcards, and other games of chance:


Bagatelle-Usually not worth it, but you can win decent amounts of neopoints if you are especially lucky.


Bilge Dice-This mainly requires luck.


Buried Treasure-You can try once every three hours for 300 neopoints for chance at finding the treasure of the Black Pawkeet.


Cheeseroller-Again, this requires mainly luck. On a side note, the cheapest cheese is Spicy Juppie Cheese, and the most expensive cheese is Angelpuss Cheese.


Coconut Shy-You can win coconuts for your album here. You can also "explode" the coconut.


Cork Gun Gallery-It's not too hard to win a prize here, but the prizes usually aren't worth it.


Deadly Dice-Your pet can gain, or lose, levels quickly in this game (it's only available from 12-1 am NST).


Dice-a-Roo-This is fairly simple and has little risk. It only costs 5 neopoints per play. On a side note, you can get an avatar from this.


Double or Nothing-You have to be quite lucky to win big on this one.


Grarrl Keno-On a side note, the number of days you've had your account makes a difference in this game.


Guess the Card-This game is very simple, but you can actually make a small profit with little risk if you play this for a while.


Ice Caves Scratchcards-You can buy a scratchcard once every six hours for 600 neopoints. If you don't get a Race to Riches Scratchcard (the most common), it's usually better to sell it.


Jubjub Blackjack-Once again, it all depends on your luck.


Kiss the Mortog-You can earn a decent profit here, if you're lucky.


Krawps-Well, at least you don't pay in dubloons.


Lost Desert Scratchcards-You can buy a scratchcard every four hours for 500 neopoints. If you don't get a Scorched Treasure Scratchcard (the most common), it's usually better to sell it.


Neopian Lottery-The jackpot probably makes it worth it if you are lucky. On a side note, you can buy only up to 20 tickets per day at 100 neopoints each.


Neopoker-Well, at least you don't need a Poker face.


Poogle Racing-On a side note, you can get an avatar from this.


Round Table Poker-Again, at least you don't need a poker face.


Scorchy Slots-This is completely based on luck. It costs 5 neopoints per game.


Spooky Scratchcards-You can buy a scratchcard every two hours for 1200 neopoints. They usually aren't worth it, since you usually get Crypt of Chance Scratchcards, which can be bought on the Shop Wizard for 900 neopoints or so. Buy at your own risk!


Test Your Strength-You can win decent prizes from this, but very rarely. You can play once every 6 hours, and it costs 100 neopoints to play.


Turdle Racing-I personally prefer Poogle Racing, but feel free to bet on Turdles!


Tyranu Evavu-Technically this is a card game, but I'll list it here anyway. On a side note, this gives out an avatar if you get 15 correct guesses in a row.


Wheel of Excitement-You can spin it once every two hours for 150 neopoints.


Wheel of Knowledge-You can spin it once every 24 hours (or is it once a day?) for 500 neopoints.


Wheel of Mediocrity-Spin once every 40 minutes for 50 neopoints.


Wheel of Misfortune-Spin once every two hours for 100 neopoints, but as the name implies, misfortune could befall you and your pets if you spin it.


Wheel of Monotony-Spin once every 24 hours for 100 neopoints, but you'd better get comfortable since it will take a while. A loooong while.

Please note that the Wheel of Slime is classified under Games and not this category.
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This section is a brief guide on how to restock and includes links to basic shops to restock at.

THE BASICS
-Restocking is buying items from the Neopian shops and selling them for a profit.

-The Neopian shops restock randomly. They usually restock at least once within 20 minutes, though.

-Not all items that you can buy at these shops are worth it, so be wary of items that are priced higher than what you can sell it for.

-Many users are restocking at the same time, so you have to be quick to get the items you want.

-Once you are haggling, the best way to get a rare item is to type a number close to the actual price of the item, as opposed to trying to get the price lower. If you try to get the price lower, someone is probably going to beat you to the item.

-It is best to type offers that are easy to type, such as 4545, 321, 2020, or 5555.

-Restocking takes practice, and you'll get faster over time, so don't worry if you don't get your first few items.

-Most beginners restock at the Book Shop since most books yield a profit.

-Items that are priced at EXACTLY 2500, 5000, or 10000 nps in a Neopian shop have high rarities and usually yield decent profits. Items priced at 10,000 nps are very profitable 99% of the time, so you should go for those first.

-If there are none of these, go for the items that are restocked in only 1 or 2 at a time. Chances are these are rarer items.

-There are two restrictions on restocking. Firstly, you can only buy one item in the Neopian shops every five seconds. Secondly, you can get restock banned.

-A restocking ban is when you cannot see any items in the Neopian shops for a set amount of time. You can be restock banned for refreshing too quickly at the Neopian shops. For instance, you're more likely to be banned if you refresh every 2 seconds than if you refresh every 15 seconds.

-Restock bans are RANDOM. They're not set at a certain number of refreshes in a certain amount of time. In other words, it's not like you automatically get banned if you refresh more than three times in thirty seconds or somethingl like that. Restock bans can last from one to twenty-four hours. To see if you are restock banned, check the Tiki Tack Shop, which almost always has items in stock. If it appears empty, you're probably restock banned.

-It's best to restock in more than one shop at the same time. If you're only restocking in one shop, you're going to get very bored.

-The Magic Shop is probably the most popular shop to restock at. This is because morphing potions restock here, and probably only five of these are not worth it. All the others usually yield a giant profit. However, it is the shop with the most competition, so you have to be lightning fast and extremely lucky to buy a profitable morphing potion here.

-Once you have restocked items, don't forget to sell them. Check their price in the shop wizard or in the trading post if it is an unbuyable (worth 100k or more).

-Do not be discouraged if you bought an item only to find out it is worth less than what you bought it for. It happens to everyone; no one can know the values of every single neopian item. Just try again! Your profits will make up for your losses eventually.

-Just to clear things up, you CANNOT restock at the General Store, the Neohome Superstore, or other users' shops.

-Use the links below to go to some fairly profitable basic shops. Good luck restocking!
These are links to a few basic shops to restock at and other shop-related places:


Food Shop-Neggs restock here.


Kauvara's Magic Shop-Morphing Potions restock here.


Toy Shop-Well, this shop sells toys, needless to say.


Book Shop-Most books here yield a decent profit.


Collectable Card Shop-If the card is not red, blue, or pink, chances are it'll yield a big profit.


Plushie Shop-It's usually fairly easy to tell which plushies are worth a lot.


Booktastic Books-This shop usually has items in stock, and you can make a profit on some of them, most notably the popular Kreludan Cookie Book, which usually restocks quite cheaply. Just make sure not to buy any items that always seem to be in stock.


Tyrannian Petpets-The only reason why I put this on here is that Krawks (petpet form) restock here, not on Krawk Island, ironically...


Merifoods-The only reason why I put this on here is that Draik Eggs restock here, if you have enough neopoints with you to buy them.


Smuggler's Cove-This rarely restocks, and most items cost a lot of Dubloons.


Igloo Garage Sale-Most items that restock here are quite cheap, so buy them while they're there!


Shop of Mystery-You could get a really good item, or a really bad item. From experience, the cheapest mystery bag usually holds a Broken Corn Pyramid, Rainbow Gun, or some type of Blush. Petpets are commonly found in some of the other bags.


Hidden Tower-All the items here are VERY expensive. You'd better start saving your neopoints! On a side note, fairly new accounts (under 4 months old) cannot access the Hidden Tower.


Neopia Central-The most basic shops are here.


Neopian Plaza-Places of interest include the Pound, Kadoatery, and the Defender's HQ.


Neopian Bazaar-Places of interest include the Chocolate Factory, Gifts Galore, and Hubert's Hot Dogs.


Trading Post-The name says it all.


Auctions-Again, the name says it all.


Shop Wizard-If you need to look up the price of an item, this is where to look.


Grantauy's Neomart-Hey, I have to advertise too, you know. ;)

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This section is an overview of sniping. It explains what sniping is and how to snipe.

-Sniping is buying items for cheap prices in user shops and reselling them. Sniping is not to be confused with restocking.

-The items you buy are usually ETS and are priced at very low prices in user shops. These items are usually priced unusually low because the user selling it does not know the true value of the item.

-This could be because they are new to the Neopets site or are one of the younger players. It is also possible that the user simply mispriced it in his/her shop.

-The most common items to snipe are codestones, paint brushes, and dubloons. Morphing potions and Transmogrification Potions are also sniped, but usually more rarely since majority of them are only on the Trading Post.

-Finding very cheap items is achieved through the Shop Wizard. Contrary to popular belief, it is possible with the regular Shop Wizard, not just the Super Shop Wizard.

-Yes, it is true that sniping is easier using the Super Shop Wizard, but you have to remember that you cannot search for paint brushes, morphing potions, nerkmids, etc. with it.

-Sniping is also possible on the Trading Post and the Auctions, but it is slightly harder.

-In the Trading Post, you simply have to look for users who ask for a low amount of NPs in their wishlist. For example, a user might put up a Draik Egg and ask for one million nps only.

-In the Auctions, you simply bid on the items that are about to end. These are on the first page of the auctions. Remember that there is competition and you have to be somewhat experienced in bidding to get the item for a low price. Do NOT use the Auction Genie.

-For Auction sniping, it is usually good to bid when the auction is in the top ten on the first page. If you think you are fast enough, it might be better to bid over the minimum possible bid to out-bid the people who simply use the minimum bid.

-Don't feel too guilty about sniping. Just remember that the user got the amount of nps they asked for in the first place, so technically everyone is happy.

-However, if a user neomails you and tells you that he/she had mispriced the item in their shop, etc., please try to be kind and give them they're item back. I think it would be okay to ask for the nps back (the nps you used to buy the item). To avoid being scammed, make sure that the user who neomailed you about it is the same person that you bought the item from.

-Lastly, remember to be patient. Sniping does take a little while but can yield decent profits. Good luck!
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This is a quick briefing of Key Quest. It includes how to play, its prizes, and a few tips. Not all power-ups, charms/hexes, minigames, and events (such as random events and character events) are explained here, so if you want in-depth information about these things, please view a Key Quest guide. Most things other than that should be explained here. Also, pictures and visual aids are not included on this page. This is because I don't want the page to take forever to load due to a large amount of pictures.



HOW TO PLAY -To win Key Quest, you need to collect at least one of every color of key and get to the big green quest door.

-You earn keys by landing on or passing the space with the key on it. You can also earn keys by stealing them from other players (by using power-ups) or from minigames.

-To earn power-ups, you need to land on or pass power-up spaces (explained in the next section), steal them from other players (ironically, by using a power-up), or win them from minigames.

-On your turn, you have the choice of using one power-up that you have. Either after using a power-up or electing not to use a power-up, you roll the dice. You move the number of spaces around the board according to the number you roll.

-There are 2, 3, 4, and 5 Key games, and 2, 3, or 4 players can play.

TILES/SPACES -The HOME TILE is the green tile with a yellow arrow on it. This is where you start.

-The MINIGAME TILE is the purple tile with yellow stars. Landing on this tile activates a minigame.

-The NEOPOINT TILE is the yellow tile with NP on it. Landing or passing this tile yields you 50 neopoints that are added to your total. Note that you do not receive the neopoints until you finish the game.

-The POWER-UP TILE is the tile with a multicolored diamond on it. Landing on or passing this tile yields you a power-up. Note that you can only have three power-ups with you at a time.

-The PORTAL TILE, which looks like a (usually purple) spiral, will give you a choice of whether to warp to the other portal tile of the same color if you land on or pass it. It is not mandatory.

-The LOCATION TILES are the red tiles with a white asterisk-type symbol. You basically just earn NP for landing on these.

-The CHARACTER TILES are the tiles with the question mark on them. You 'meet' a random character and an effect happens depending on the character.

-The TREASURE CHEST TILE is the tile directly in front of the treasure chest (surprise, surprise). It yields a random power-up, a random amount of NP, and a key of your choice.

-The ALIGNMENT TILES are the tiles with what appears to be a faerie bubble on it. If your Key Quest token (your character) is of the corresponding alignment (earth, water, fire, air, light, or dark) as the tile you landed on, you get a super power-up and an optional charm. Super power-ups are simply power-ups with extra powers (for instance, the super key grabber steals two keys instead of one) and charms are good events that protect your keys from other players, move you to a key space on the board, etc. However, if the tile you landed on does NOT have the same alignment as your token, then you are hexed. Hexes are bad events that send you back to your home tile, affect your next dice roll, etc.

POWER-UPS These are just a few of the power-ups you may encounter in Key Quest:

-TRANSPORTER HELMET~Switches places with your opponent on the board.

-MISDIRECTED COMPASS~Makes the player of your choice go in the other direction (on the board).

-RAINBOW FOUNTAIN WATER~Changes the color of a key of a player of your choice.

-DISTRACTION POTION~Allows you to trade a key with a player of your choice.

-CATAPULT-Sends the player of your choice 'back home.'

-VIRTUDICE-Makes you automatically roll a six.

-LOADED GUMMY DIE-Allows you to choose the value of your next roll of the dice.

-BOTTLE OF QUICKSAND-Makes the player of your choice lose a turn.

-PILE OF DUNG-Place this on a tile of the board. No player can pass this tile for one turn.

-KEY GRABBER-Steals a key from the player of your choice.

-POCKET PORTAL-Allows you to warp to any portal tile on the board.

-RAINBOW STICKY HAND-Steals a power-up from the player of your choice.

-BATTLE DICE-Begins a duel. Duels are simply games of Rock, Paper, Scissors. The winner gets a power-up.

MINIGAMES -FRUIT PICKER~The goal is to get as much fruit into your color basket as possible.

-SPYDER SNARE~The goal is to get as many items as possible with your spyder. The dark orbs freeze your opponent and the ice orbs speed you up. The trick is to aim for the dark orbs.

-DARING DIG~The goal is to get your Zomutt to the finish line at the bottom as fast as possible while collecting gems. Even if you get to the bottom first, you may still lose by points, so make sure you get one or two gems on the way down.

-FLOWER FRENZY~This is just a memory game, so click fast after seeing the pattern!

-FAERIE LABYRINTH~Simply get to the center of the maze as fast as possible. Practice makes perfect since it's the same maze every time, just rotated.

-NEOGARDEN GROW~The goal is to grow and cut four flowers. If you are very precise, you can water two seeds at once.

-PETPET PAMPER~The goal is to get more points than your opponent(s) by aiming the water at the dirt on the Meowclops. Note that the Meowclops moves left and right, so you have to move the water with it.

-POOGLE CARNIVAL RACING~The goal is to get the Poogle to the right side of the screen first by moving it by hitting the target with darts. Just fire the darts as quickly as you can. However, please be aware that the person who starts firing rapid-fire first basically wins the game.

-NOVA MATCHER~Just match the novas as fast as possible. Note that there are usually four of each type of nova, so you can match any two of them. After the board is cleared, it is refilled once. After that board is cleared, the game ends and whoever has the most matches wins.

-PETPETPET SNARE~Draw loops/shapes around the target petpetpet and make sure that you don't accidentally include any other type of petpetpet in your loop. The more of the target petpetpet in your loop, the more points you get.



PRIZES -At the end of a Key Quest game, you receive a redeemable key and the neopoints you got during the game. The redeemable key can be gold, silver, bronze, or lead.

-To redeem the keys you earn, go to the Vault. Your prize(s) depend on the type of key you redeem.

-LEAD KEYS are won by placing fourth in a 5-key game, placing third in a 4-key game, placing second in a 3-key game, or winning first in a 2-key game. They usually yield items that are worth virtually nothing.

-BRONZE KEYS are won by placing third in a 5-key game, second in a 4-key game, or winning first in a 3-key games. They also usually yield items that are worth virtually nothing.

-SILVER KEYS are won by placing second in a 5-key game or winning first in a 4-key game. They can yield items that are worth nothing, but usually yield one or two basic codestones or neggs.

-GOLD KEYS can only be won by winning first in a 5-key game. They are the most sought after because they usually yield a couple useless items along with codestones or neggs. But the reason they are so highly valued is that they occasionally award paint brushes. Don't get your hopes up, though, they only give out paint brushes that are valued around 150,000 nps and lower, so don't think you can get a plushie, maraquan, or royal paint brush (and etc.) from Key Quest.

-Note that you can only redeem 10 keys per day, but you can earn more in a day. You just have to redeem them the next day. Also, you can also only earn 30,000 nps from Key Quest per day.

TIPS -Do not get frustrated if your opponent leaves the game right before you win. There's not really anything you can do. For all you know, they're computer crashed and it wasn't on purpose.

-Remembering the last tip, don't leave the game yourself, even if you are losing. You still get prizes and neopoints if you lose, so what's the point of quitting?

-Practice makes perfect. Don't expect to win every one of your games of Key Quest. Remember that some of it is based on luck, and some of it is just skill. All you have to do is practice, and you'll be good at Key Quest in no time.

-Have fun with it! The whole point of a GAME is to have fun! Remember that if you start getting frustrated. Just take a quick break from it and come back in a few minutes, or else there's no fun in playing.

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This is a brief guide to the Stock Market. I'm not going to list every stock and if it's good or not or anything like that, so don't worry. *wink*



-The Neopian Stock Market is just what its name suggests, a stock market. You buy stocks and watch your neopoints grow, and when you are making a decent profit, you sell your stocks!

-Every stock has a ticker symbol. This is the three to five letters that represents the stock. When buying stocks, you use the ticker symbol as opposed to typing out the stock's whole name.

-You usually view the stocks in alphabetical order, but by clicking the picture of the Chia above, you can view the stocks by price. However, it only shows stocks priced 19 nps or less.

-When looking to buy stocks, only look in the 'current' and 'ticker symbol' columns; ignore volume, open, and change.

-Volume doesn't really have any effect on the stocks. Open is just how much the stock cost per share when the stock market 'opened' that day. Change is just the percent of change of the price of the stock since it opened.

-You can only buy stocks that are currently priced at 15 nps or more per share. You can also only purchase up to 1000 shares per day.

-The general rule of thumb is to buy stocks only when they are priced at 15 or 16 nps per share. It is also good to buy the maximum 1000 shares per day, if you have the neopoints. You can buy stocks here.

-Note that occasionally companies can 'crash' and you lose all the money you have invested in that stock. This doesn't happen too often, but you still have to watch out for this.

-Diversify your stocks. If you bought 10,000 shares of the same stock total over 10 days, what happens if that company crashes?

-Once you have bought your stocks, you can check them every 30 minutes on the hour and the half hour (times ending in :00 or :30 such as 5:00 pm NST or 6:30 am NST) by viewing your portfolio.

-To sell your stocks, go to your portfolio and click the little gray arrow next to the icon of the stock you want to sell. It's self-explanatory from there.

-You're the one to decide when to sell your stocks. If you don't have very many neopoints left after buying stocks and need some extra cash, go ahead and sell it once your stocks have grown by 50%. Once you become more patient, don't sell your stocks until they hit 100% or 200%.

-NEVER sell stocks at a loss. The price of your stocks will go back up eventually; you just have to be patient.

-When you sell your stocks, Nigel the Chia will take a 20 np commission per 'transaction'. In other words, if you sell stocks worth 1000 nps, for example, you'll only get 980 nps since Nigel takes 20.

-If you have a question that has not been answered here, either neomail me or visit the Stock Market message board.

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This section lists the prices for codestones, dubloons, bottled faeries, and some of the basic neggs. Please note that prices will constantly fluctuate, especially for the neggs listed and the basic codestones, because of Key Quest. Please make sure that you double-check prices on the Shop Wizard. This pricing guide's main purpose is to give you a general idea of the prices, not exact current prices. Regardless, I hope this section will be helpful to you! If an item's name is abbreviated, mouse over the image for the full name.

Bri	Eo	Har	Lu	Main
2900-3000	6900-7000	3100-3300	4350-4500	3000-3100
Mau	Orn	Tai-Kai	Vo	Zei
3350-3450	3900-4000	4100-4250	4100-4250	3800-3950
Cui	Kew	Mag	Sho	Vux
19.5k-21k	36-37k	15.5-16k	29.5-31k	20-21k
Zed	Air	Dark	Earth	Fire
41-42.5k	2350-2450	2900-3000	2300-2450	2750-2900
Light	Water	Negg	Purple	Cookie
2350-2500	2600-2700	1450-1500	2850-2950	2950-3000
Lemon S.	Lime S.	Icy	S.Icy	U.Icy
5900-6000	4450-4500	2850-2950	5950-6000	10.5k-11k
1.	2.	5.	10.	20.
2950-3100	2950-3000	9050-9200	14.9-15k	30-31k
50.	100.	200.	500.	1000.
77-79k	115-125k	230k	575k	1.25m

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This is a pricing guide for the Secret Laboratory Map pieces. Completing the Lab Map and turning it in on this page gives you access to the Secret Laboratory, where you can zap your pets once a day for a chance of a species change, color change, gender change, stat raise, or stat decrease. This is not to be confused with the Petpet Laboratory Map, which gives you access to the Petpet Lab. That map can only be turned in after completing and turning in this map. Also, petpet lab map pieces are generally worth only 700 nps. If there is a 'D' next to a price below, that means the price of that piece has recently gone DOWN. If there is a 'U' next to a price below, that means the price of that piece has recently gone UP. If there is an 'S' next to a price below, the price has stayed the same. If you want to find the piece number of your map piece, click and drag the picture of it below and 'drop' it into the address bar. The piece number will be at the end of the URL.

S: 130-150k	S: 100-110k	D: 43-45k
U: 155-165k	D: 100-108k	U: 160-180k
U: 38-40k	U: 8.5-9k	U: 28-30k

FULL MAP PRICES:
On the TP: 785-795k (U)
Separate: 760-770k (U)

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This section is a pricing guide for the regular treasure map. The prize for completing one of these treasure maps is around 10k and 5 randomly selected rare items. These are sometimes, but are not usually, worth it. Yes, it is possible to get a Draik Egg from completing one, but it is quite rare. To find the piece number of a map piece you have, click and drag the picture of the piece below and 'drop' it into the address bar. The number will be at the end of the URL.

13-15k	5.5-7k	5.5-8k
14-16k	18-20k	19-21k
99.9-105k	39-41k	56-59k

FULL MAP PRICES:
On the TP: 290-300k
Separate: 270-275k


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This is a section that lists the prices of all 50 paint brushes! Most prices are lowest TP or SW prices, in case you are wondering.. Sorry. Please note that 3 out of these 50 paint brushes CANNOT be used to paint your pet (Glass, Stone, and Lutari), and another 3 of these can be bought in the Hidden Tower (Baby, Darigan, and Royal). To paint your pet, visit the Rainbow Pool. Remember that paint brushes can only be used once, though. I did not list the Starter Paint Brushes, since they are No Trade and are only found in Starter Packs. Apart from these, paint brushes can be acquired through random events, the Fruit Machine, Key Quest, the Alien Aisha Vending Machine, the Wheel of Monotony, World Challenge Maps, and buying them from other users (there are a couple other various ways). The paint brushes below are listed in alphabetical order. I also shortened paint brush names such as Fire, Fire, Your Pants On Fire Paint Brush to Fire Paint Brush', so hover over the image to view a paint brush's full name if it is abbreviated.

Baby	Biscuit	Blue	Brown	Camouflage
590-595k	57-59k	96-98k	600k	93-95k
Checkered	Christmas	Cloud	Darigan	Disco.
195-200k	37.5-38k	69-72k	1.3m	600-650k
Electric.	Faerie	Fire.	Ghost	Glass
440-450k	3.5-4m	1.25-1.5m	91-93k	84-87k
Glowing	Golden	Green	Grey	Halloween
46-47k	145-150k	71.5-74k	4m	1.6-2m
Invisible	L.Desert	Lutari	Maraquan	M.Island
73-77k	1.7-2m	17-30m	4.8-8m	4m
Orange	Pink	Pirate	Plushie	Purple
840k	2.7-3m	8.8-9m	5m	295-300k
Rainbow	Red	Royal	S.Sketch.	Shadow
420-440k	84-86k	1.74-1.75m	48-50k	550-590k
Silver	Skunk	Snow	Speckled	Split
130-150k	550-600k	97-99k	44.5-46k	100-110k
Spotted	Starry	Stone	Strawberry.	Striped
1.5-2m	89-91k	62-64k	445-480k	96-99k
Tyrannian	Usuki	White	Yellow	Zombie
120-130k	900k-1m	450k	74-76k	3.5-4.5m

*Just Tarla'd
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This section lists all the possible scratchcards and their prices. Scratchcards can be bought at user shops or one of the three kiosks. The three kiosks are found at Happy Valley, the Deserted Fairground, and Sakhmet City and are the ice, spooky, and desert kiosks respectively. Fake scratchcards and space faerie scratchcards are not listed since you can't buy them from the kiosks. The scratchcards that have images that appear tilted are from the desert kiosk, the scratchcards that are mainly yellow are from the ice kiosk, and the scratchcards that are mainly purple are from the spooky kiosk. This pricing guide lists the scratchcards in order of rarity. Also, they are listed as desert, then spooky, then ice. Lastly, I went ahead and listed the Losing Scratchcard, which cannot be scratched nor bought at the kiosks. It is a TCG code item. NOTE: Although the image code says it is spelled Sandstravaganza, it is actually spelled Sandtravaganza.

Scorched Treasure	Coltzans Cash	Suteks Riches
525-540	650-700	1350
Geb Gajillionaire	Bagguss Bonanza	Sandtravaganza
4900-5000	21-23k	275-330k
Crypt of Chance	Undead Jackpot of Doom	Festering Fortune
950	1350	4850-4950
Mutating Millions	Pustravaganza	Rotting Riches
18-19k	350-370k	2.9-3m
Race to Riches	Terror Trove	Faeries Fortune
640-650	950	1750
Peak O Plenty	Icetravaganza	Losing
12.5k	150-175k	3500

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This section is basically a collection of over 150 of the various acronyms and abbreviations found on the Neoboards and their definitions. I hope this will be useful to you! Also, please neomail me if you have any more acronyms that I don't have on here. I will not list stock abbreviations or acronyms with bad words, though.

1337	leet; short for elite
AC	Avatar Chat or Altador Cup; can also have a Roman numeral after it
affie	affiliate
AIOG	All-in-One Guide (did I really need to say?)
AoT	Amulet of Thilg
app	application
atm	at the moment
avvie	avatar; also av
bbl	be back later
BC	Beauty Contest
BD	Battledome
bg	background
BGC	Bony Grarrl Club
BN	badly named
BoD	Bow of Destiny
brb	be right back
btw	by the way
bump	bring up my post
CBT	Crisp Blue Tunic
CC	Caption Contest
CG	cookie grabber; also CGer
coco	Coconut (as in the paint color), usually "coco jubjub
collat	collateral
CSS	Cascading Style Sheets
Cy	Cybunny
dn	decently named; refers to pet names
EA	Everlasting Apple
ECA	Everlasting Crystal Apple
ets	easy to sell
f:	favorite; usually avatars
FAQ	Frequently Asked Questions
FF	Firefox; can also have version number
FFQ	Fountain Faerie Quest
Fpot	Freezing Potion
FQD	Faerie Queen Doll
fss	Faerie Slingshot
fti	for the incinerator
ftp	first to post
ftw	for the win
fyi	for your information
Gbomb	Ghostkerbomb
gl	good luck
glb	good luck buying
gls	good luck selling
Gshield	Ghostkershield
gtg	got to go (leave); also spelled g2g
GUMP	Green Uni Morphing Potion; can refer to using one on your pet
HC	Help Chat
HP	health points
HSD	health + strength + defense
HT	Hidden Tower
HTML	Hypertext Markup Language
hts	hard to sell
IE	Internet Explorer; can also have version number
ily	I love you
imo	in my opinion; also imho (honest opinion)
IOM	Invasion of Meridell
IQ	Island Quiggle; usually refers to avatar
ITTPD	I Taunt the Pant Devil avatar
jk	just kidding
Jpot	Jhudoras Potion
k	one thousand; usually refers to neopoints; also okay
kad	Kadoatie; usually kad feeding
KHat	Kauvaras Hat
KQ	Key Quest
LC	Lenny Conundrum
LDP	Lost Desert Plot
lit	literate
LoD	Lever of Doom; usually refers to avatar
lol	laughing out loud
m	million; usually refers to neopoints; also "mil" or "mio
mara	Maraquan; usually refers to paint color
MP	morphing potion or my price
MR	thanks
MSPP	Malevolent Sentinent Poogle Plushie; refers to avatar, pet, or TCG
n:	newest; usually refers to avatars
n00b	newbie; can also be spelled noob
NC	Neocash or Newbie Chat
Neo	Neopets
NF	Neofriend
NM	Neomail
np	neopoint; also nps
NQ	Neoquest; can also have a Roman numeral after it
nr	neo-related
NT	Neopian Times
nw	Neopian Writers; usually refers to the board
obo	or best offer
OG	Orange Grundo; usually refers to avatar
omg	oh my gosh
OP	original poster
otb	offer to beat
pb	paint brush
PCC	Pirate Captain's Cutlass
plz	please
ppb	petpet paint brush
PPL	Petpet Protection League; can also refer to the PPL award
Ppot	Prickly Potion
pwn	own
quad	Quadrapus; usually refers to avatar
r(#)	rarity; example is r99, rarity index 99
RB	Royal Boy; refers to paint color
RE	random event
RG	Royal Girl; refers to paint color
RL	real life
rn	real name; refers to pet names
robo	robot; refers to Robo avatar
rofl	rolling on the floor laughing
RoS	Return of Sloth; refers to plot
RP	Role-Playing; usually refers to board
rly	really
RS	restock or reseller
rw	real word; refers to pet names
semi-lit	semi-literate
SF	Space Faerie; usually refers to the avatar
SFC	Space Faerie code
siggy	signature (on the boards, not name signature)
SLM	Secret Laboratory Map
snowy	Snowager
SoS	Sword of Skardsen
SS	scorchstone
SSW	Super Shop Wizard
stp	second to post
SuAP	Super Attack Pea
SW	Shop Wizard
TCG	Trading Card Game; usually a trading card (item)
TCIA	the code is "acronymg"
TDMBGPOP	(too long to list; go here for the full name)
thanx	thanks; can be shortened to "thx
t-map	treasure map
TNT	The Neopets Team; not the explosive *wink*
TP	Trading Post; can also refer to Trading Post price
trans pot	transmogrification potion; sometimes shortened to trans
ttyl	talk to you later
turmy	Turmaculus; can also refer to the petpet
TVT	The Viacom Team; changes to "my socks" on the boards
ty	thank you
tyvm	thank you very much; also tysm (so much)
UB	unbuyable; refers to items
UC	unconverted; refers to pets
UFA	up for adoption
UFT	up for trade
vbn	very badly named; refers to pet names
vwn	very well named; refers to pet names
w/	with
w/o	without
w:	wanted; usually refers to avatars
WC	World Challenge
WL	WereLupe; refers to Halloween Lupe needed for the avatar
wn	well named
WoE	Wheel of Excitement; can also refer to the avatar
WoR	Wand of Reality
Xmas	Christmas; usually refers to paint color
Yblaster	Ylana's Blaster
yw	you're welcome
ZDAP	Zafara Double Agent Plushie

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THE RULES
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THE CRITERIA
First Impression-10-What is my first impression of your site?
Layout/Appearance-20-You will be graded on navigation, organization, and the general appearance of the guide.
Content/Usefulness-30-You will be graded on how useful your site is. For instance, would I really use a graphic site with only one image? Or a directory of neopets whose names have exactly 12 characters in them?
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak-10-Do you have any sppeling or grammar. mistakes? Did u use chatspeak?
Links/Images-5-I'll take off one point for every broken link or image.
Originality-5-How original is your site? How is it different than the other sites in Neopia?
Miscellaneous-10-Do you have a counter, link back button, update log, title, credits section, etc.? These are the necessities of every site.
Overall-10-Overall, what do I think of your site?
TOTAL-100 pts.-Remember, 94/100 or higher "wins" you an award.

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THE REVIEWS
**The newest reviews at the bottom.**

Quick List

Golden Neopia - 97%
Siddey's CSS Help - 98%
Essence - 78%
Thunder Clash - 74%
Cantabile Design - 94%
Elements - 98%
Captains - 95%
Undead - 88%
Nia's Untaken Names - 88%
Race Trak Designs - 98%
The Doll Place - 79%
Guild Directory - 87%
Netiquette - 79%
Vin Scully's Glitch HQ - 68%
Cinna CSS - #%
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Golden Neopia

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-10 6:30 AM NST
First Impression: 10/10 - Very nice! The banner is colorful and I can see both an explanation of the site and the navigation.
Layout/Appearance: 18/20 - My only suggestions would be to put the awards (globes) into a scroll box and maybe add a background.
Content/Usefulness: 29/30 - It's very complete! Many site owners compete every month based on what I've seen.
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - I didn't see any errors.
Links/Images: 5/5 - There was nothing broken.
Originality: 5/5 - There aren't too many SOTMs around, so you get full points here.
Miscellaneous: 10/10 - You have all the necessities of a site.
Overall: 10/10 - Overall, your site is very good! I didn't have very many suggestions for you!
TOTAL: 97/100 - You will be neomailed the location of the award coding.

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Siddey's CSS Help

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-10 6:30 AM NST
First Impression: 10/10 - There isn't a banner, but I like your color scheme and the organized look.
Layout/Appearance: 18/20 - The page is a little too long. Maybe add a few scroll boxes.
Content/Usefulness: 30/30 - It's very complete and useful! You even linked to other guides for graphics and coding!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - I didn't read all of it, but I didn't find any mistakes in my "randomized check."
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - There are many coding help sites, but for some reason yours stands out.
Miscellaneous: 10/10 - I didn't see anything missing.
Overall: 10/10 - It's very useful and complete! Good job!
TOTAL: 98/100 - You will be neomailed the location of the award coding.

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Essence

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-10 7:40 AM NST
First Impression: 7/10 - The page looks a little plain when I first look at it. Maybe add a banner and some images?
Layout/Appearance: 16/20 - You might want to add images such as examples of the user lookups. Also, you may want to color the text boxes (text areas) so that the white doesn't clash with the rest of the page.
Content/Usefulness: 24/30 - You have enough user lookups, but I have no idea what the lookups look like since you have no examples.
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 8/10 - I found one misspelling ("per-mades") and one grammar mistake ("I have the two more lookups.")
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - As far as I know your lookups are original. Also, you have a very creative name!
Miscellaneous: 6/10 - You might want to get a link back button. For instance, your current link-back text will not work on this page because of my CSS coding for links (UPDATE: You now have a link back button). Also, you might want to add a counter.
Overall: 7/10 - Overall, the page is good, but it is slightly bare. Keep working on it!
TOTAL: 78/100 - You can come back on May 20 for a re-review.

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Thunder Clash

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-10 12:00 PM NST
First Impression: 7/10 - The page seems quite bare when I first look at it. Also, one of the first things I notice is the affies instead of the graphics themselves.
Layout/Appearance: 11/20 - The things in the orange (affies, etc.) really should be in the sidebar and the graphics should be in the main part of the page. Also, the pickups and requests should NOT be on a separate page. You might also want to put in a patterned background. Sorry I'm a little harsh about this.
Content/Usefulness: 24/30 - You have decent graphics, but you only have three premades so far for a site of that age. But like I said, your graphics are pretty good.
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - Nothing wrong here.
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - Based what I looked at, your graphics seem unique.
Miscellaneous: 6/10 - Don't forget to add a counter and an update log!
Overall: 6/10 - Your site comes with good intention, but it would be much better if you had more content and all your graphics on one page since it is very bare with the pickups on another page.
TOTAL: 74/100 - You can come back on May 20 for a re-review.

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Cantabile Design

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-10 6:45 PM NST
First Impression: 9/10 - It's colorful, but it seems a little bit plain at first. It does look organized though.
Layout/Appearance: 17/20 - Like I said, it's very organized, but it's a little bit plain. Maybe add a patterned background of some sort.
Content/Usefulness: 29/30 - That looks like a lot of content to me!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - I did not see any errors.
Links/Images: 4/5 - The only problem is that the "Welcome" link in the navigation does not go anywhere. You might want to go ahead and remove that.
Originality: 5/5 - Quite a unique name if you ask me!
Miscellaneous: 10/10 - You have all the necessities.
Overall: 10/10 - Overall, your site is great!
TOTAL: 94/100 - I will neomail you the location of the award coding shortly. Congrats!

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Elements

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-10 7:00 PM NST
First Impression: 10/10 - You have a very nice banner, background, and color scheme! Good job!
Layout/Appearance: 20/20 - Like I said, you have a nice theme to your page, and everything is organized.
Content/Usefulness: 29/30 - You have a lot of nice glitters! Great!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 9/10 - I found a missing comma, but there was nothing else wrong.
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - All your glitters are unique as far as I know and you have a very creative name!
Miscellaneous: 10/10 - Nothing essential was missing.
Overall: 10/10 - You have a great site! Keep working on it and it will be one of the best!
TOTAL: 98/100 - I will neomail you the location of the award coding shortly. Congrats!

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Captains

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-11 9:00 PM NST
First Impression: 9/10 - Very nice! You have a nice banner and everything looks organized.
Layout/Appearance: 17/20 - Your site looks very nice, but it bugs me that the two "sidebars" are uneven. You might want to move the Link Back section to under the Navigation. Also, you might want to put the counters there too since they are kind of hard to find at the very bottom.
Content/Usefulness: 28/30 - Your site looks complete to me! Just keep cataloging!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - I found no errors.
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 6/5 - I gave you a bonus point for this category because your site is probably the only one of its kind in the history of Neopia!
Miscellaneous: 10/10 - You have all the necessities.
Overall: 10/10 - Personally, I really like your site! You have a good idea and it's very organized. Good job!
TOTAL: 95/100 - I will neomail you the location of the award coding shortly. Congrats!

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Undead

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-12 8:15 PM NST
First Impression: 9/10 - It's good! The only problem is that you may want to make the text a little bigger.
Layout/Appearance: 15/20 - The layout is organized, but there's a little bit of the Neopets header sticking out at the top and the right sidebar is flushed too high. Other than that, it's good, though!
Content/Usefulness: 29/30 - That's a LOT of graphics! Great!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 8/10 - I found two missing commas and a misused homophone (than/then).
Links/Images: 4/5 - Nothing was broken, but it was a little annoying that all the images linked back to the page. Every time I clicked somewhere, it reloaded the page and took me back to the top.
Originality: 5/5 - A collection of images like that is definitely original; it's very complete!
Miscellaneous: 10/10 - Nothing was missing that I could find.
Overall: 8/10 - Like I said before, the image thing was really annoying, but your site was good apart from that!
TOTAL: 88/100

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Nia's Untaken Names

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-14 2:30 PM NST
First Impression: 9/10 - It's very nice! I can instantly see the navigation and the background goes well with the color scheme.
Layout/Appearance: 15/20 - It has a very nice color scheme, but you may want to put in a few images. It looks a little plain. Also, you might want to use scroll boxes since the page is very large and hard to scroll through. (Well, I guess my site isn't too small, either.) You could also add a sidebar to your layout.
Content/Usefulness: 28/30 - That's a lot of names! Good job! I can see the effort you put into your site.
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 8/10 - I found two grammar mistakes in the Credits section and a missing punctuation mark in the Updates. Your spelling is flawless, though.
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - I can see that most of those names are quite original and clever. Great!
Miscellaneous: 9/10 - Don't forget to add a counter! Nothing else was missing.
Overall: 9/10 - Overall, your site is great!
TOTAL: 88/100

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Race Trak

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-17 5:00 AM NST
First Impression: 10/10 - Wow! That's a great banner! It's also good that you have a patterned background.
Layout/Appearance: 22/20 - I just had to give you extra points here because of the multi-tab layout. Everything is very organized and easy to find!
Content/Usefulness: 28/30 - Very nice! From what I have heard, lookups take a while to make and code, so 8 is a very good number of them!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - I found no errors.
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken!
Originality: 5/5 - I have to say that your site is quite original. You have quite a unique name as well as unique premades.
Miscellaneous: 8/10 - The only things that got you here was the lack of a review section. Every site needs some sort of review section to show their scores, etc. Also, you don't have an update log.
Overall: 10/10 - Overall, I give your site full points because it is organized, complete, and just great altogether!
TOTAL: 98/100 - I will neomail you the location of the award coding shortly. Congrats!

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The Doll Place

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-21 2:45 PM NST
First Impression: 9/10 - Your banner matches well with the rest of the site, and everything looks organized. Good job!
Layout/Appearance: 17/20 - You have a very nice layout, but I cannot see the site names in the credits section without hovering over the links. Also, you may want to use a patterned background.
Content/Usefulness: 21/30 - You have a great idea, but you only have three dolls so far. Keep working on it!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - I found no errors.
Links/Images: 0/5 - Unfortunately, none of your navigation links seem to work. =(
Originality: 5/5 - As far as I know, there aren't any other doll sites out there. Good idea!
Miscellaneous: 9/10 - The only thing you lost points for is that new updates should be at the top of the section, not the bottom. It's a hassle having to scroll down to see the new updates.
Overall: 8/10 - Overall, your site is very good, but not yet "fully-developed." So far, though, it's great!
TOTAL: 79/100

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Guild Directory

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-23 12:45 PM NST
First Impression: 8/10 - I had a very good first impression since the banner goes quite well with the color scheme.
Layout/Appearance: 17/20 - It's very organized and easy to navigate, but you might want to use a two or three column layout to save space. Also, you might want to add a few images here and there to break up the text.
Content/Usefulness: 26/30 - Apparently your site is fairly new, so you have a lot of guilds listed for that amount of time.
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 10/10 - I found no errors.
Links/Images: 5/5 - I found nothing broken.
Originality: 6/5 - Very original idea! Bonus point!
Miscellaneous: 7/10 - You might want to get a link back button and a counter. Also, you may want to add an update log (though that's not entirely necessary since your site is a directory).
Overall: 8/10 - Overall, I really like your site. Good job!
TOTAL: 87/100

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Netiquette

Date & Time Reviewed: 5-27 4:30 PM NST
First Impression: 8/10 - It has a good appearance, but everything is flushed to the left. You may want to change that.
Layout/Appearance: 14/20 - Like I said, it kind of bugs me that everything is flushed to the left. Two of your link back buttons also should be on separate lines. It's kind of confusing. You also may want to add in some images here and there.
Content/Usefulness: 22/30 - The site is useful, but there isn't much information yet. Keep working on it!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 9/10 - I found a missing comma, but your spelling is fantastic!
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - You have a good idea for a site, so you get full points.
Miscellaneous: 8/10 - You may want to add a counter of some sort.
Overall: 8/10 - Overall, your site is very good! Just keep working on it!
TOTAL: 79/100

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Vin Scully's Glitch HQ

Date & Time Reviewed: 6-01 1:00 PM NST
First Impression: 7/10 - I had a good first impression, but the drawing kind of messed the whole page up. I understand that you had to put it on the page, but maybe move it to the bottom or somewhere where it won't get in the way.
Layout/Appearance: 16/20 - Like I said before, the drawing is the most important mistake. The only other thing is that the layout is a premade.
Content/Usefulness: 18/30 - You have a good idea and good intentions, but there just isn't very much content on the page as of now. There are only three listed glitches.
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 2/10 - I found many words that don't need to be capitalized, a couple missing commas, and a misspelled word ("alot").
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - Well, I don't see many of these around (unlike sites such as Twilight graphics), so you get full points here.
Miscellaneous: 8/10 - You may want to consider getting a counter. Also, you mentioned when your last update was, but you didn't say how you updated the page.
Overall: 7/10 - Your site is backed with good intention, but there just isn't enough material. Keep working on it!
TOTAL: 68/100 - You may come back on June 11th for a re-review.

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Cinna CSS

Date & Time Reviewed: 6-1 1:10 PM NST
First Impression: 10/10 - Wow! Your site is pleasing to the eyes and very organized.
Layout/Appearance: 19/20 - The one and only problem that I found with the site is that "petpage layouts" is green because of the page anchor. Everything else looks neat and organized. You made a nice choice of colors for the page.
Content/Usefulness: 29/30 - You have just about everything a graphics/CSS site can have. You did a very good job with your site!
Spelling/Grammar/Chatspeak: 9/10 - I found a missing punctuation mark, but everything else was fine.
Links/Images: 5/5 - Nothing was broken.
Originality: 5/5 - I have to say that your site is very original. Nice site name, by the way.
Miscellaneous: 10/10 - I didn't find any essential things missing.
Overall: 10/10 - Overall, I think your site is near perfect! Good job!
TOTAL: 97/100! - I will neomail you the location of the award coding.

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SITE NAME HERE

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Miscellaneous: /10 -
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SITE NAME HERE

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SITE NAME HERE

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Q: Why do you keep saying Jelly World doesn't exist?
A: Well, it really doe-...err... never mind. It just doesn't exist. *grins innocently*

Q: I want to Neomail you about the guide, but it won't let me!
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A: If it has 'Floor Tiles' or 'Wall Paint' in the name, go to the Neohome Superstore in the Neopian Bazaar.

Q: I found a typo/error/mistake in this guide!
A: Please do not hesitate to Neomail me! Even if it's just a simple spelling error, I want to make this guide the best it can be! (Plus I'm almost always bored.) Just tell me the error and where it is in the guide.

Q: I have an idea for another section of this guide!
A: Go ahead and suggest it! As long as it's not something incredibly long that will take me forever (and make the page take forever to load), I'll do my best to try to do it! Also, I'm not going to do anything image-dense like premade icons, etc. or screenies. I might do those on a separate petpage in the future.

Q: How long did it take you to write this guide?
A: My guess is probably 40-48 hours so far (but yes, I do have a life *winks*).

Q: How old are you and how long have you been playing neopets?
A: Well, I'm turning 13 very soon (I have parental permission) and I've been on neopets for 2.5 years, but I took a couple breaks, so probably 2 years total.

Q: Do you actually use your own guide?
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Q: Can I be an affiliate?
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