However, you also can't miss any of their valuable items. If they break five times in any level then you'll get an immediate game over. You'll be playing as Mika and have to use the keys to go back and forth on the screen as Carassa throws all their stuff down from above. If you journey to Meridell you'll come across the game Turmac Roll. If you're unfamiliar with Turmacs, they're the adorable little petpets that kind of look like dinosaurs. In Turmac Roll, your Turmac grows big and you'll have to help guide him down various terrain during each level and try to collect as many berries as you possibly can.
But it's not easy, you have to be careful to avoid mud patches and other potential obstacles. Hasee Bounce is located in Mystery Island. You'll need to use your Hasee to bounce upwards and collect all the Doughnutfruit that comes down! You'll also want to collect the letters if you can so you can spell out the word "Hasee.
However, it won't necessarily be easy as other things will come down like dung and other things you wouldn't want your Hasee to eat!
They can make him sick and then you could wind up with a game over. You'll use your mouse to control Hasee and click when you want it to jump. Faerie Caves is a popular Faerieland game and a continuation of the first Faerie Caves.
You'll have to help out Garon the Lupe on his mission to travel through all 18 caves in the game. Each level you'll face off against many obstacles as you hunt for the purple key that will lead you on into the next level.
On the way you'll find boulders that block your path, dynamite, solid blocks, and more. You'll need to use your logic skills to understand how to proceed through certain puzzles. In this game you will portray a bank teller who is trying to stop burgalars from taking money from the National Neopian. However, you also don't want to accidentally inhibit a regular customer from doing their errands.
There are multiple vaults, all marked with a letter. You will have to watch each one and then quickly click it when you see a bank robber to get them locked up. You may find that whilst using the Shop Wizard to price items in your shop you will find a bargain that you can go on to resell.
You can get a Shop Wizard ban though if you try to search items too many times, it's only short though and you will be able to use it again the following hour. Although this isn't the most reliable way of making Neopoints it can make a nice supplement to your income. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Erm, no I'm a Jubjub It sounds a lot more painful than it is!
This method is more for people who have some Neopoints on hand already to buy items with playing a few games is the best way to earn these initial Neopoints. Once you have some cash to play with, head over to the Auction House to see what is up for grabs. The main page will show you the next 20 lots which will be closing soon and you can refresh at this page to update the list.
Snipers lurk on this page and look for lots where the "Current Price" is lower than the usual price that item would sell for and then quickly make a last minute bid to "snipe" these items for a cheap price so that they can then sell them on for a profit. You will have to be quick though as these lots literally only have a few seconds left for users to place bids in before they close!
You don't need legs to snipe! Once you have more experience with the site and have a better awareness of items and their approximate worth, you can use the Auction Genie to search for specific items that are being auctioned cheaply. Occasionally you will find an expensive item with a current asking price below what it is worth, where the next increment would put the price above what anybody would be willing to pay for it. For example, you may happen across a Paint Brush with a current asking price of , NP and a bid increment of , NP.
If the Paint Brush was being sold in other auctions or on the Trading Post for , NP then you can be fairly certain that if you place a bid then nobody else is going to bid on it since they could easily find one for cheaper. Therefore you end up with a Paint Brush you can then sell on for a , NP profit. There are many contests for you to take part in on Neopets and there is pretty much something for everybody.
So whatever you're good at I'm sure you will be able to find a way of turning your talent into Neopoint signs! For a complete listing of all the contests you can enter visit here , but here is a brief list of some of the more popular ones:. There are a number of activities on the Neopets site which you can do once a day for free, hence they have become known as Dailies amongst users. It is possible to win prizes and Neopoints from these dailies, such as The Fruit Machine where you can win Neopoints, food items and on rare occasions even Paint Brushes!
For a list of these activities why not visit Jellyneo's daily service though you will need a Jellyneo account to use this feature, but accounts are free so what are you waiting for!
Here you can manage your own little "To-Do List" of all the dailies available each day so you can keep track of what you have done and which you have yet to do. Also let's not forget about random events , as any items you find lying around or are gifted with whilst playing the site can be sold on.
The same applies for any items you collect from giveaways like the Advent Calendar , although these items may not be worth very much because of the amount of them available in Neopia. Spinning the Trudy's Surprise slot once daily for 25 consecutive days will yield between , and , NP total.
Even if you don't spin daily, you're guaranteed at least 1, NP per spin. The Stock Market is a very tricky section of the site to get to grips with and if you are very new to Neopets it is probably best to stay away from this area completely as it requires you to have a certain amount of Neopoints on hand already to invest and it can take a long time for you to see any significant gain from it.
However if you have , Neopoints or so that you aren't doing anything with and don't mind waiting a while to see your investment pay off then read on. Bouncy Supreme Send your score when it's above and you will get Neopoints. Sutek's Tomb Type in pyramibread as many times as you would like to see the next possible move. Meerca Chase If you play on hard, you will get more points, and with time and practice, you will get used to the speed.
If you really want a challenge and attempt to get extra points type in superextrahypergravity mode for a funnel type game, and ferociousneggsareontheloose for a game with ferocious neggs that chase you instead of the traditional red neggs. Ice Cream Machine if you type in strawberry , vanilla , or chocolate , you will get an extra life.
Typing Terror If you're at least decent at typing, you could easily earn Neopoints from getting points in the game. Sponsored games are usually easy. Playing the featured game earns you double the payout for that game. Claim your dailies. Some dailies are better than others, but if you play them enough, you may get lucky.
You should definitely do Trudy's Surprise every day, which nearly always gives out Neopoints. Create daily goals for the amount of Neopoints you would like to make. A good amount is around 10, Open a shop. Learn how to restock. You can sell any item in your inventory that you don't need. Use the Shop Wizard to price your items fairly. Snipe at auctions. Look for items priced Neopoints below the market price, then wait until they have almost expired and bid points up on them.
Then you can put the item in your shop or re-auction it. Be crafty at the auction. If you find items with an increment of at least , bid enough on it that you are making a profit if you resell it, but if anyone else bids they will have to pay over market value. This is a good way to ensure you win rare items and typically works better once you already have a few hundred thousand Neopoints and can bid on high-value items with increments of or more. Restock in the main shops.
This is crucial to making loads of Neopoints. Go to a main shop and continue to refresh until a rare item comes up. With practice, you could be buying ten items a day that will wield at least 5, in profit.
If you snag a rare item from Kauvara's Magic Shop, you may even get millions in profit. Make sure that you always keep k Neopoints on hand if you plan on buying a lot. If you are willing to put in the time, you can also restock in user shops. Find a valuable item codestones work at lower price ranges, paintbrushes at higher price ranges and repeatedly search for it. Often a newbie player will only put a valuable item up for its suggested worth or what they think it is worth from its purpose, which is often far below its actual value.
You can get codestones for below their actual value or a paintbrush for several tens of thousands below. However; this is a very rare occurrence. You would probably be better off investing that time in one of the options above.
You can do this by introducing and advertising your pets and games. You might also want to consider using Neopoints to get more Neopoints. Yes No. Not Helpful 38 Helpful 3. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Don't play a lot of luck and chance games, because you will end up spending more neo points than you make.
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