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Jezzi plays Turmac Roll^^ One of me fave games. I can only record 5 mins so this is only an introduction to the game. You’ll see three of the difficult; short tall short tree stub combos. Music; DumDum Boys - Splitter Pine Game play by jezzicat. Game (c) Neopets.
Trophies can make any account look good. But with such a large amount of games and good players, getting a trophy in just about anything might seem impossible. Luckily, there are a few things you can play to get a trophy with minimal effort.
Yes. By defeating Punchbag Bob in the battledome, you will get a trophy. He has 5,000hp, so it could be a while before you actually defeat him. There are no gold, silver or bronze trophies. Just one fugly trophy.
As you progress through the levels in cellblock, the level of the trophy you get will increase. You can get a bronze, silver, and gold trophy. Because of the limit on the amount of cellblock games you can play daily, you cannot get the silver or gold trophy in a single day. Click here to play Cell Block.
No, I don’t mean you should cheat. Cheat is a fairly easy game, and getting the golden trophy should not be hard at all. You can even make some neopoints and earn some battledome weapons as you play. Click here to play Cheat!.
A list of single click neopets board avatars has been added. You can click each one to get the avatar. There are 77 avatars there you can obtain through single clicks right now.
Click here for The List of Single-Click Avatars.
Restocking
Have you ever wondered how to make LOTS of neopoints, and have fun doing it? Have you ever heard of those crazy neopians who have 2 billion neopoints? Want to know how a lot of them get it? The answer is restocking. I can turn you from a 50 neopoints a day salary, money-tree scavenger, into a well dressed, highly rich, money-tree donater! This guide has almost everything you need to know to get started.
What is Restocking?
Well, restocking is the art of going to a shop, refreshing over and over, finding an item that is sold for less money than it’s worth, buying it REALLY fast, and selling it in your shop, or on trades if it’s unbuyable (worth over 100,000). There’s a lot to restocking, but before I even START to explain that, here’s a few abbreviations that I think you’ll need:
1. rs- restock
2. rsing-restocking
3. rXX (example, r99, r80, r97)- rarity. This is basic, but the higher the number, the less likely it will stock in a shop.
4. stock- no, not stock in a company that you buy , but it means to come into a shop (an item shop).
5. gj and nt-if someone does a good restock, say gj (good job), if they miss one, say nt (nice try). simple
6. u/b- unbuyable (item worth more than 100k)
7. ab-autobuyer. A very bad thing. (You’ll learn later on)
There are plenty of ways to obtain a morphing potion.
Random Events
Although rare, random events are the one of the biggest sources of all the Morphing Potions available in neopets. The morphing potion you will get, however, is completely random. That means you can end up with a ghost draik morphing potion, or a blue moehog morphing potion. Since many of us are not so lucky, there are other ways that we can get a morphing potion.
Kauvara’s Magic Shop
If you are not so lucky with random events, you can try your skill at restocking as an attempt to get a morphing potion. Morphing Potions are not always in stock, and whenever they are, they are often snatched up in just seconds. Remember, the prices of a morphing potion found in the Magic Shop can range from 10,000NP to well over 100,000, so come prepared.
Trading Post and Auctions
If you’re not so lucky, and not so skilled with restocking, then the Trading Post and Auctions are what you need. Although a lot more expensive, you can without a doubt, find the morphing potion you want.
You need 2,000 points in Dice Escape to get the avatar. If you follow this guide exactly, you can get the avatar without any problem. Just read the guide, and press the keys in the order they are listed. If the step has an x after it, that means you press it how many times the number says. If it says “All”, that means press the key until you reach the level boundaries.
Level 1:
All Up
Level 2:
Up
Right
Level 3:
Up x 4
Right
Up x 2
Left
Level 4:
Left x 2
All Up
All Left
Level 5:
Up
Left
All Up
Left
Right
Left x 2
Level 6:
Left x 5
Up
Left
Down
Up
Down
Right x 2
Up x 2
Right x 3
Up
Right
Up x 3
Left
Level 7:
Right
Down
Right
Up
Left
Up
Level 8:
Down
Right
Down x 2
Left
Left
All Down
Right
Level 9:
Left x 2
Up
Left
Up
Left
Up
Left
Up x 3
Level 10:
Up
Right x 3
Down x 2
Right
All Down
All Right
When the Neopet Team goes home at night and turn off the lights, the little Kadoaties begin to cry. Being afraid of the dark is not the only reason they cry, they are also hungry. Unfortunately, they are also picky eaters and know exactly what they want. They will never ask for slushies, gross foods, candy, baked goods, or any of the free foods found in the dailies. The list of what they may ask for is quite large.
The Kadoatery can be found in The Neopian Plaze of Neopia Central and holds cages for 20 hungry Kadoaties waiting to be fed. While the only tangible reward for doing so is an avatar or trophy, competition is fierce.
Methods of Feeding
There are three standard methods for feeding the rather hungry Kadoaties; Safety Deposit Box (SDB), Shop Wizard (SW), and the highly recommended Inventory methods.
The Inventory Method is the easiest method and the method that most Kadders (Kad Feeders) use. Choose 50 different items from the huge list of food that the Kadoaties ask for and keep it in your inventory. That way, when going to the Kadoatery there will hopefully be a Kad asking for one of the foods on hand. Choosing what to keep in your inventory from so many items is difficult. Most experienced feeders recommend keeping it simple with a mix of a variety of Chia pops and fruits.
The Art of Sniping
First things first, what is Sniping, exactly? Sniping is the art of buying low and selling high… a sniper searches user shops for items which have been, either as an advertising ploy or by accident, priced greatly below the retail value. The sniper then snatches up that item and puts it in his or her own shop, often making thousands of Neopoints in the process.
Words to Know
Buyable - an item which sells for less than 99,999 NP, and thus can be found in user shops.
Shop Wizard (SW)- the fluffy guy in the cape and hat found by clicking on the wizard’s hat from the shop screen’s navigation bar. This feature is available to all players.
Snipe - (v) to buy items below retail using the SW or SSW, then resell them for actual cost.
Snipe - (n) an item that has been sniped.
Super Shop Wizard (SSW)- This upgraded version of the SW has his own set of advantages and limitations, and is available only to Premium Neopet members.
Unbuyable - an item which generally sells for more than 99,999 NP, and is thus not usually available through user shops.
If you have an item or items you want to put up for auction, or if you want to see if you can get a deal on an item you need, then the Neopian Auction House is the place to visit.
The auction house works like a regular auction in real life. A person will put an item up for auction, list a starting price, an increment for increase, and they must determine how long they want the item to be up for auction. If an item is not bid on, it will return to the owner’s inventory after a brief period of time (NOTE: Depending on how many auctions are being processed by the Neopets servers, it can take anywhere from no time to a few hours before you receive your item. To see how long it will take your completed auction to be processed, visit the Status page).
Tug-o-War
NP Ratio: 0.12
Average Difficulty: 4.1
