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Faerie Quest

2006-09-07T03:29:55Z

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'''Faerie Quests''' are given out as [[Random Event]]s. If you get one, you are lucky, as most only get one a week or so. In the earlier days of Neopets, they were given on request, but this system was replaced with the random event method, presumably because some users were abusing the privilege.

These [[quest]]s are given out by Uber Faeries, extra powerful versions of the basic [[Faerie]]s. Uber Faeries ask users to retrieve [[item]]s for them and in return they give a random one of the user's pets a certain stat-related reward, the exception being the Earth Faerie's quest, the reward for which is not stat-related. Unlike similar quests, such as the [[Esophagor]]'s or [[Jhudora]]'s, one cannot use the [[Shop Wizard|shop wizard]] while on one, but to compensate, there are no time limits.

As the shop wizard cannot be used while on a faerie quest, it can make them a nusiance for people who do not wish to, or cannot, complete them. If a user does not wish to do a quest, they can refuse it at the [http://neopets.com/quests.phtml Faerie Quest HQ], but this reduces the liklyhood of getting a new quest for some time afterwards (one must vist the faerie quest page again after ten minutes to make oneself eledgable again). To complete a quest, one must go to the HQ with the requested item in the user's inventory and click the form button to hand the item over.

Earth Faerie Quests are usually considered not worth the expense, as she ask for magic items, which are usually very expensive, and in return feeds one's pets, which is a low-cost activity.

==Quest Items==

Each of the six Uber Faeries asks for a random item of a certain type. Below is a list of each Uber Faerie, what types of items they ask for, and which stat they improve.

*[[Fire Faerie]]: Asks for Clothes, Raises Strength.
*[[Light Faerie]]: Asks for Trading Cards, Raises Level.
*[[Earth Faerie]]: Asks for Magical Items, Feeds all Pets and Heals all pets to full Health.
*[[Air Faerie]]: Asks for Beauty Products, Raises Speed.
*[[Dark Faerie]]: Asks for Toys, Raises HP.
*[[Water Faerie]]: Asks for Books, Raises Defence.

Three other faeries also ask for items on rare occasions. They are:

*[[Faerie Queen]]: Asks for random item, raises all stats.
*[[Space Faerie]]: Asks for random item, raises level by 4.
*[[Fountain Faerie]]: Asks for random item, gives one a single use of the [[Rainbow Fountain]].

==Other Faeries' Quests==

While [[Taelia]], [[Jhudora]], and [[Illusen]] are both Faeries who request items, their quests are different in several ways, because they are undertaken at the discretion of the user: they have a time limit, the shop wizard can be used, they can only be done every twelve hours, and their rewards are part of a fixed set of items.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/quests.phtml Faerie Quests]

[[Category: Faeries]]
[[category: Quests]]
[[category: secrets]]

Random Event

2006-09-07T03:24:32Z

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'''Random Events''' are unexpected occurrences while playing [[Neopets]], they come in three (or four) varieties.
==Types==
===Something Has Happened!===
The most common random events are a small graphic that has these three words at the top. These events can be beneficial (such as finding [[neopoints]] or an item), neutral (such as having a draik fly overhead on the way to [[Krawk Island]]), or detrimental (ghosts stealing [[neopoints]] from you and putting them on the [[Money Tree]].

Unlocking an [[avatar]] is a "something has happened" event, although these are not always random, since the means for obtaining avatars are widely known.
====Local Events====
A subset of the "something has happened" events are local events, which only occur in a specific world. They include "Winter Random Events" (Terror Mountain) and "Tyrannian Random Events" (Tyrannia). Like other events, they can be positive, negative, or neutral.

===Battledome Challenger===
One-player [[battledome]] [[Battledome challengers|challengers]] are unlocked randomly (although certain opponents can only be unlocked in specific ways).

===Faerie Quests===
[[Faerie]]s give quests to players in a completely random fashion. The quests themselves are alike in that they require the player to purchase an item (which vanishes at the completion of the quest) without the use of the [[shop wizard]]. The exact types of items, as well as the rewards, depend on the faerie.
==Maximizing==
Random events are mostly beneficial and sought after. Players are always comparing the number and quality of their events. Their very nature makes them impossible to control, but some theories have emerged about how to increase the frequency of events.

===Pet Care===
Keep your pets well fed (bloated, but not beyond that) and make sure they stay "delighted!"

If you have a food shortage other than the [[Soup Faerie]] for poverty ridden players you can [[Eat For Free]] too.

To keep your pet happy have them play with plushies, toys, etc.

===Sidebars===
Some special Neopets [[Sidebar]]s (like the birthday one, obtained and usable only on your birthday)
will increase the probability of receiving a random event.

Having a special sidebar though: does not guarantee that you will get more random events. It has been known for some people to get as many as 30 random events on their birthday while others only 5 or 6 (which is normal)

===Generosity===
Donate items to the [[Money Tree]] frequently. According to the [[Neopian Times]] editorial, issue 241 (mark four), donating money and items does not increase the likelihood of getting Random Events.

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==== Technical Explanation and Background ====

Just after the [[Wishing Well]] was added there was a new wave of an idea spreading about the on line game world and the idea was KARMA. Digital [[Karma]] measured your diservingness of bonuses and Neopets and AAA were the first few to add this as a feature although they both were very defensive about telling the users that this had happened. Generous users started getting more "good" random events and although the exact formula is (of course) secret, it works like this:

*old: Number = Random_number(1 to 6); if Number = 6 do_random_event;
*new: Random_number(1 to 6) * Karma; if Number > 6 do_random_event;

It's doubtful the "NeoFormula" is quite as simple, but that is the principle. So the bigger your secret Karma score is the better...however each test/random (I'm not sure which) makes the Karma score slip back down...also time causes the Karma to decay too so you have to top it up.

As of yet the Karma system does not seem sensitive to value so donating 100 [[NP]] in 1 NP units would get you 100 lots of donation Karma. Karma also influences wishing well wishes (the original reason it was added).
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===Refresh===
The more times you cause the screen to refresh, the more chances you have for a random event. Although a player can literally refresh the same page repeatedly, it is generally considered less boring to move about the site (preferably without using bookmarks, so that more screens are viewed). Playing non-flash games such as [[Pyramids]] and [[Neoquest]] also increase the chances. However, sometimes TNT reduces the chances of random events on these pages.

The reason this works is that you get a shot at a random event for the "world" you are in each page request (load) and refresh is a new page request. The best bet in this department is to simply explore and interact and get lots of usage out of the site.

==External Links==
*'''Neopets TCG:''' [Nothing Has Happened], [Something Will Happen], [Something Will Happen (2nd Print)]
*'''Help File:''' [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=286 I never get random events, what do I need to do?]

[[Category: Neopets Terminology]]
[[Category: Secrets]]

Notice Board

2006-09-07T03:09:46Z

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The notice board is the classified ads section of [[Neopia]]. Users may pay neopoints to have their neopets-related ad put up.

The more neopoints paid (with a maximum allowed of four million neopoints), the higher up in the listing the ad is placed. There are fifty pages on the Notice Board, displaying ten ads each, for a total of five hundred ads. Ads are listed from highest amount paid to lowest, and ads at the bottom of page fifty will be pushed entirely off the boards if higher-priced ads are placed. In any case, ads will only stay up for one week. Most users put up ads either for their [[Shop]] or their [[Guild]].

The notice board is located in [[Neopia Central]].

== External Links ==

The Notice Board: [http://neopets.com/noticeboard.phtml Link]

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[category: shops]

Happy Valley

2005-09-28T14:14:06Z

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{{world|world_name=[http://www.neopets.com/winter/index.phtml Happy Valley]|world_image=|world_location=World Map|world_shops=Wintery Petpets, Ice Cream Cart, Slushie Shop, Merry Outfits|world_games=Rink Runner, Snow Wars, Snow Wars II|world_special=Gift Tags, Advent Calendar|world_links=Ice Caves, Terror Mountain}}

Main Page

2005-09-27T19:03:20Z

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We aim to be the biggest Neopets Compendium on the Internet.

We want the NeoDex to become the most in-depth, the most comprehensive and the most articulate wiki on the Internet that has anything to do with Neopets.

The NeoDex is based on the wiki engine, which stands for "What I Know Is." People that visit the site partake actively in the articles that appear here, and add little bits of information here and there until finally, after so many contributions from hundreds of different users, a comprehensive article on the topic is available.

In other words, visitors to this site is empowered to add/remove/edit anything they want.

Thus, we need your help. If you can type and know anything about Neopets, feel free to contribute to the this free Neopets encyclopedia by editing, saving and doing whatever it is you want. It's all fair game.

'''Here's some articles to get you started:'''

[[Neopets]]

Neopets Staff Members
* [[Donna Williams]]
* [[Adam Powell]]
* [[Doug Dohring]]

[[List of Neopian worlds]]

Faerie

2005-09-27T16:50:22Z

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Winged, female creatures that are best known for giving quests as random events. The known faerie types are listed here, with identifying characteristics and known locations (if other than [[Faerieland]].
==Queen==
Unique.
==Earth==
===Illusen===
Illusen's Glade in [[Meridell]].
==Air==
==Fire==
==Water==
==Light==
Wheel of Excitement.
==Darkness==
Wheel of Excitment.
===Jhudora===
Jhudora's Cloud in [[Faerieland]].
==Space==
==Rainbow==
Rainbow Fountain in [[Neopia Central]].

Balthazar

2005-09-27T16:43:07Z

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A bounty hunter [[Lupe]] who captures [[faerie]]s and sells them.

Battledome

2005-09-27T16:39:32Z

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The place to bring your neopet to see how tough it is. Only pets with at least one [[hit point]] and that are not hungry may battle. Fights may be one-player (against challengers that are unlocked as [[random event]]s) or two-player (against the pets of other players). Battling is a very popular activity on the Neopets site, and the most powerful battle equipment can cost millions of neopoints to purchase.

Random Event

2005-09-27T16:32:49Z

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Unexpected occurence while playing Neopets, they come in three (or four) varieties.
==Types==
===Something Has Happened!===
The most common random events are a small graphic that has these three words at the top. These events can be beneficial (such as finding [[neopoints]] or an item), neutral (such as having a draik fly overhead on the way to [[Krawk Island]]), or detrimental (ghosts stealing [[neopoints]] from you and putting them on the [[Money Tree]].

Unlocking an [[avatar]] is a "something has happened" event, although these are not always random, since the means for obtaining avatars are widely known.
====Local Events====
A subset of the "something has happened" events are local events. These generally are neutral, and have a title like "Wintery Random Event" or "Tyrannian Random Event," as they only happen in a specific world.
===Battledome Challenger===
One-player [[battledome]] challengers are unlocked randomly (although certain opponents can only be unlocked in specific ways).
===Faerie Quests===
[[Faerie]]s give quests to players in a completely random fashion. The quests themselves are alike in that they require the player to purchase an item (which vanishes at the completion of the quest) without the use of the [[shop wizard]]. The exact types of items, as well as the rewards, depend on the faerie.
==Maximizing==
Random events are mostly beneficial and sought after. Players are always comparing the number and quality of their events. Their very nature makes them impossible to control, but some theories have emerged about how to increase the frequency of events.
===Pet Care===
Keep your pets well fed (bloated, but not beyond that) and make sure they stay "delighted!"
===Generosity===
Donate items to the [[Money Tree]] frequently.
===Refresh===
The more times you cause the screen to refresh, the more chances you have for a random event. Although a player can literally refresh the same page repeatedly, it's generally considered less boring to move about the site (preferably without using bookmarks, so that more screens are viewed). Playing non-flash games such as [[Pyramids]] and [[Neoquest]] also increase the chances.

Avatar

2005-09-27T16:11:16Z

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Small graphic used to identify players in [[neomail]] and on the [[NeoBoards]].

Fifty-six avatars are automatically available to use, and an additional two hundred seventy-three secret avatars must be unlocked in various ways. These ways include playing games, visiting specific pages, and [[random event]]s.

Pant Devil

2005-09-27T15:55:41Z

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An evil creature that occasionally steals items from players' items as a [[random event]]. It is also possible to get this creature as an opponent in the [[Battledome]], and defeating him is the first mission in [[Defenders of Neopia]]. Taunting the Pant Devil with certain items from the [[Hidden Tower]] can lead to an [[avatar]] of the same name.

Doug Dohring

2005-09-24T11:47:03Z

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'''Doug Dohring''' is owner of [http://www.dohring.com The Dohring Company], a marketing research firm based in Glendale, California. Some of the websites owned by the Dohring Company include OpinionSurveys.com, RestaurantSurveys.com, and SatisfactionSurveys.com. Previously, he was the owner of Digital Lightwave for a very short period. In addition, he is the CEO of [[Neopets]], buying the site from Adam Powell and Donna Williams.

Doug Dohring attended the Hubbard College of Administration. Dohring is quoted by the Hubbard College of Administration as saying that ". . . Mr. Hubbard's organizational concepts are always with me."

Donna Powell

2005-09-24T01:16:52Z

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Created Neopets alongside [[Adam_Powell|Adam]]. She mostly helps create plots, oversees the magazine, and writes the weekly editorial in the [[Neopian_Times]]. She goes by the username of [http://www.neopets.com/randomfriend.phtml?user=donna donna](how original -_-). Throughout the site, and in plots involving neopets staff, her nickname is 'poptart.'

Neopian Times

2005-09-24T01:13:12Z

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The weekly neopets newspaper. It originally featured only some articles, but has become a large weekly project filled with comics, short stories, and continued or new series. It also features an editorial written by site administrator and Neopets co-creator [[Donna Williams]]. It is an extremely popular feature on the site.

Neopets

2005-09-23T22:31:30Z

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[[Image:Neopets-homepage.png|thumb|right|250px|Screenshot of the Neopets homepage viewed with Mozilla Firefox]]

'''Neopets''' is a popular online virtual pet simulation game. The site was founded on November 15, 1999 by Adam Powell and Donna Williams, but the company was bought by [[Doug Dohring]] soon after being created. Currently it is owned by [http://www.pinkpt.com/neodex/index.php/Viacom Viacom] after a recent business transaction, valued at $160 million.

Neopets started out as a site for bored college students but quickly grew into a site for people of all ages (many adults play this site, some with children of their own), and is currently one of the most popular mainstream sites on the web. Users, called ''Neopians'', care for their Neopets by feeding and playing with them. Users can also play games, trade, or play a mock stock market to earn [[Neopoints]] (NP), Neopian currency that can be used to purchase virtual items that interact with their Neopets. Neopoints may not be traded or sold for currency, and vice versa, though such actions have been attempted on Ebay and the like.

Although the company is based in the United States, its founders are Welsh and the site retains British English spellings. In addition to English, as of June 2005 the site is available translated (with varying degrees of completeness) into ten other languages: Dutch, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese-simplified, Chinese-traditional, Japanese and Korean. Neopets Inc. also operates an Asian branch, which is partially owned by Green Dot Capital, a subsidiary of the investment vehicle of the Government of Singapore, Temasek Holdings.

As of July 2005, Neopets reports over 100 million accounts, and over 143 million pets (note that one user can have a maximum of 4 pets, and many users have several accounts). As of May 2005, a Neopets-affiliated video game producer cited about 35 million unique users, 11 million unique IP addresses per month, and 4 billion web page views per month. This producer also described 20% of the users as 18 or older, with the median of the remaining 80% at about 14. Updated statistics may be found on the [http://www.neopets.com/petcentral.phtml Neopets "Pet Central" Page]. However, there is some doubt over the veracity of these statistics (see "[[#Controversy and criticism|Controversy and criticism]]" below).

On June 20, 2005, Viacom stated that it had bought Neopets in a deal that has been valued at approximately $160 million ([http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1147093.cms]). According to Viacom, Dohring, the current CEO of Neopets, along with other Neopets senior managers, will continue to hold their positions after the acquisition has been completed. This has caused concern among players that various aspects of the site would change. Common fears include the website becoming "Pay to Play" or that the fantasy feel the site currently possesses would lessen. In fact, the addition of Premium accounts and additional, more intrusive advertising on the site seems to bear this out.

==Basics==
After creating an account, players can have up to four different pets. Multiple accounts (up to four, according to the rules) can be created in order to have more pets, but using these accounts to gain an unfair advantage is prohibited.

As of July 2005, there are 50 Neopet species available, with most being fictionalized versions of real animals. For example, the [[List of Neopets#Nimmo|Nimmo]] is a stylized frog, the [[List of Neopets#Blumaroo|Blumaroo]] is kangaroo-like, and the [[List of Neopets#Pteri|Pteri]] is a bird-like species. There are also Neopets versions of popular fantasy creatures, such as dragons (''[[List of Neopets#Draik|Draik]]s'') and unicorns (''[[List of Neopets#Uni|Uni]]s''). Users can customize their pets by selecting gender, colour (with initial choice of red, blue, yellow, or green for most Neopets, with the exception of the Grundo, which can initially be purple, brown or white, as well), personality, and name (which must be unique, that is, all Neopets must have names that are different from all other Neopets).

Players must care for and feed their pets (although Neopets will never die). They can also read books and battle each other in a Battledome in a style akin to popular Computer role-playing game|role-playing games such as Pokémon. Neglecting a Neopet will result in their unhappiness, which may have consequences such as turning blue.

Neopians can give their pets a different colour past the basic choices, such as purple and grey, if they purchase or find (in a rare event) a paint brush. Paint brushes can also change pets into different styles such as "Pirate" or "Royal". Some colours cannot be obtained from a paint brush. Robot, for instance, can only be achieved by using the Secret Laboratory. The Fountain Faerie can also paint a pet almost any colour, but first the player must complete a quest that is given randomly on rare occasions.

Neopians gain the Neopoints to care for their pets and purchase items primarily by playing games. Items are then purchased in either main shops, which are automatically restocked by the game, or in user-owned shops (which are maintained by many players as another way to earn Neopoints).

If a Neopian is caught breaking the rules as stated in the Neopets [http://www.neopets.com/terms.phtml Terms and Conditions], their account will be "frozen". If an account is frozen, it means that the account is not at all accessible by the user. If wrongfully accused, there is a response form to contact Neopets. Unfortunately, the Neopets team does not always respond promptly, and may sometimes take up to a month or more to reply.

Neopets has announced a premium service, which gives some additional options.

Once Neopians become comfortable with the basics, they can begin spending their Neopoints on items beyond caring for their pets. Popular goals include obtaining [Paint brushe]s and other items which can change a pet into another colour (which, in the Neopets world, includes completely different styles). [[Petpet]]s (pets for your pet) are also quite popular. There are even [[Petpetpet]]s, small critters attached to a Petpet. Any of these goals can cost an enormous amount of Neopoints, and dedicated users will devote months to their acquisition.

Part of the reason why Neopets is so widely-used is that it is continually changing: new items, games, and plots (such as "Hannah and the Ice Caves" or "Curse of Maraqua") are introduced almost every day. The ability to amass large amounts of Neopoints and rare items is a challenge for competitive players, and someone who keeps up with the latest news has a greater chance of being the first one to obtain a rare item (and sell it before it drops in value) or to earn a top score in a new game.

Neopets has also installed "Neopets Jr.," a basic version of the site catering to those new to Neopets or to the very young.

==Environment==
''See also: [[List of Neopian worlds]]''

The entire game takes place on (or in orbit around) the fictional planet of Neopia. The main setting is Neopia Central, a city where the main stores are based. There are also different themed settings, called ''worlds'': ''Tyrannia'' (prehistoric), ''Faerieland'' (fairy|faeries), the upcoming ''Altador'' (alternate faeries), ''Mystery Island'' (Polynesian), ''Haunted Woods'' (Halloween/spooky), ''Krawk Island'' (pirates), ''Lost Desert'' (Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptian), ''Terror Mountain'' (winter]]/Christmas), ''Virtupets Space Station'' (Space Station), ''Kreludor'' (moon), ''Meridell'' (medieval), and ''Brightvale'' (medieval with an emphasis on knowledge and enlightenment, à la the Renaissance).

There are also mini worlds and sub-worlds, such as ''Roo Island'', ''Kiko Lake'', and the newly added ''Lost City of Geraptiku''. Each of these worlds (which are, in reality, more like regions or settings) has unique shops, games, and activities pertaining to its theme.

These worlds are generally introduced through in-game plots that involve their discovery or destruction. For example, Maraqua (underwater) was originally destroyed by Captain Dread and his pirates in one plotline, but has been rebuilt and reopened as a result of the "Curse of Maraqua" storyline.

There have also been hints of the other side of Neopia, since only one side of the planet is shown. It is believed this is where Jelly World and Talador are located. It is possible that it will be revealed in Winter 2005, as that is when the Jelly World video game will be released, which may lead to the release of Jelly World, and so on.

==Gameplay==
There are many activities a Neopets player can perform to advance towards a goal. They can train their pets to become fighters to participate in the occasional wars that occur, usually when new worlds are discovered. They can also become merchants, collecting and selling expensive items. People can also send in their drawings or stories and become known for their creative skills.

Most of the games on the site are divided into three categories: puzzle, action, and luck/chance.

===Flash/Shockwave games===
Most of the games on the site are Macromedia Flash or Macromedia Shockwave games, which require certain software to be installed on the player's computer. Many are similar to older games—for example, "Meerca Chase II" is very similar to Snake while "Korbat's Lab" is like Breakout.

The action games are arcade-like games. They include games like "Hannah and the Ice Caves," a multileveled game where you guide the characters Hannah and her sidekick Armin through increasingly difficult icy caves while collecting treasure and avoiding snow beasts. Puzzle games are games requiring some thought during gameplay. Luck/chance games include various slot machine games such as "Brucey B. Slots" and other gambling themed games.

Scores from these games may be sent three times a day, for up to 1,000 Neopoints per game, proportional to the score. Highly skilled users may earn a [[trophy]] or an [[avatar]].

===Other games===
There are also numerous PHP games (which are more accessible to players with slower computers), such as "NeoQuest" and "Plushie Tycoon," as well as card games like "Pyramids" and "Scarab 21". NeoQuest and NeoQuest II are classic RPGs where players fight monsters and defeat villains. Plushie Tycoon allows the player to simulate running a business which sells Neopets plushies. Also in this category are a daily crossword ("Faerie Crossword"), a dice game ("Dice-a-roo"), and a version of Minesweeper, ("Neggsweeper").

===Plots===
Plots are presented in a comic book format which results in some kind of climax that players can participate in (such as a war or a series of puzzles). For those plots that have involved wars, players are sometimes given the option to choose a side to support. Fighters are given a series of enemies to fight in the battledome in order to gain points for their side, and "supporters" could collect items or play games instead of fighting. The Lost Desert Plot which began in September of 2005 did not have a war; players were instead invited to solve a complex series of puzzles to help save the day.

The Neopian arch-villain, Dr. Sloth, is prominently featured in several site-wide stories. His greatest achievements were the enslavement of the [[List of Neopets#Grundos|Grundos]], an alien-like race, and his creation of the Transmogrification Potions, which change the appearance or species of a Neopet into a mutant version.

===Collections===

Many players choose to collect certain items—often those that are rare or expensive—and place them in a [[gallery]]. Other types of collections include virtual trading cards (not to be confused with actual TCG cards), stamps, and coins, all of which can be collected in albums. Neohomes can be bought for a certain number of Neopoints for each room, allowing players to collect items for their homes. Furniture may be placed in the Neohomes, and additional amenities (lights, insurance, etc.) can be purchased. The goal is usually to try to win a spotlight award or to show off items and collections.

===Avatars===
[[Avatars]] are icons that can be used on Neopian message boards. There are several default avatars which are provided to players automatically, and there are many secret avatars that can be collected. To find these, users must perform some task, such as getting a high score at a flash game, visiting a particular page, or equipping their pet with a special weapon. Some avatars may be very expensive, such as using a Nerkmid which can cost upwards of 80,000 NP, or obscure or difficult to obtain. There is a high score list, listing the users with the most avatars.

===Stockmarket===
The Neopets Stockmarket is similar to stock trading in real life, except the value of a stock isn't determined by the demand of a particular stock; prices fluctuate in an apparently random fashion. Players buy stocks and try to sell them at a profit. A stock can go bankrupt at any time, although this is rare.

===Writing and art contests===
Neopets also offers different writing and art contests. One such example is the [[Neopian Times]], a weekly newspaper that includes short stories, a question-and-answer editorial, comics (animated and traditional), story series, and articles. There is also a poetry contest which runs approximately twice a week and a continuing story contest where users submit the next part of a short story. Players can also contribute pictures of their pets for voting or display in a gallery or create their own levels of certain games.

===Shops===

In addition to the regular shops, every player can sell items at his or her own shop, sometimes at a profit. As in real life, the goal of dedicated sellers is to buy items for a low price (either at other player shops or at the game-run shops) and sell them for a high price. (There is also a trading post that can be used to trade expensive items and an auction house.) Buying items at the main Neopian shops in order to resell them is called ''restocking'' (since it involves waiting until the shop restocks) and can be very profitable for a player with luck and a fast internet connection.

==Community==

Neopets, throughout its past, has always had a community in which users can chat and contact each other, either by Neomail (on-site email) to send private messages or "Neoboards", the Internet forums, which are often treated more like chat rooms than internet forums.

As with all internet communities, there is possible danger in giving personal information to strangers. Therefore, players who register as under 13 must submit a document by fax or letter with a parent's signature to the website's address in order to access any of the site's communication features, in compliance with COPPA.

===Guilds===

Users with similar interests can create or join ''guilds'', which are basically clubs. These usually have a theme, such as the "Faerie Guild" or the "Nimmo Lovers Guild." Guilds dedicated to certain causes, goals, or mutual interests such as helping the poorer Neopians and/or new players, collecting avatars, getting more Neopoints, or real life interests. There are forums inside of the guilds, only accessible to members of that group. Guilds may also offer certain advantages to members such a guild shops and lotteries to provide free food/items, "newbie packs", and helpful tips. Different guilds also have different requirements for advancing in rank, usually accompanied by the appropriate increase in benefits and status.

===Neoboards===

Another aspect of Neopets is the community that develops on the 24 Neoboards. Some of the more popular ones include:

*'''Avatars/Neosignatures:''' Discussions include the method of obtaining new avatars, help on obtaining avatars, designing a font compatible with certain avatars, scattered Font discussion, and games.
*'''Battledome:''' Many announcements regarding recent accomplishments in the battledome, due to the fact that it is the home of some of the wealthiest users and strongest pets. Usually, if there are any problems with hackers or with duplicated items, the members of this chat are the first ones affected.
*'''Evil Things and Monster Sightings:''' This board consists mostly of users identifying themselves as 'emo' or 'goth', and is typically used for general chat
*'''Fan Clubs:'''This board replaced General Chat in popularity upon its deletion and covers a range of topics.
*'''Help Chat/Newbie Chat:''' This is the place to go to get help using an account. Help Chat is more likely to be on topic.
*'''Trading Post/Auction:''': the board consists mainly of people who spend their time trading for profits.
*'''Jelly World Chat:''' This board is "hidden", and how to access it is a well-known "secret".
*'''Roleplaying:''' The main purpose of this board is a venue for the players to roleplay.

Several regular players that are named "Moderators" moderate the board. Users can self-moderate as well, by reporting a message they deem unsuitable for Neopets. There is also a filter which prevents a user from using profanity or lewd conduct on the site.

==Controversy and criticism==

While some educators and parents affirm the value of Neopets as a place for children to learn the basics of things like supply and demand, economics, stocks, and even HTML, others criticize it for its liberal placement and promotion of their sponsors' products, a technique they have dubbed "Immersion Advertisement".

Much of the company's revenue is gained through promotion of sponsors and their products and they have long accomplished this without a single banner or pop-up advertisement. However, in October 2004, a considerable number of banners that link to external websites such as eBay (instead of linking to various areas on the Neopets website itself as they had previously) were introduced. These banners are displayed on many site pages in three places, one at the top of the page, one at the bottom, and the other on a sidebar, making avoidance of advertisements increasingly difficult. However, the creators of Neopets have promised never to allow pop-up ads on the site.

The primary method of advertising is still through creating items based on sponsor products (such as "Baby Bottle Pops", a real candy found in many American stores) or offering rare items, Neopoints, or, in one case, a special pet (the "Ice Bori") in return for signing up for sponsors' services. Neopets also features many games for sponsors, such as "The Incredibles Split-Shot".

While immersive advertising is doubtlessly effective, some believe this constitutes subliminal advertising and is therefore immoral, particularly considering the target demographic is children. Others disagree, pointing to the fact that not only are many of the sponsors' offers now grouped on one page and are somewhat avoidable, but that no user is ever required to sign up for these offers. Neopets claims these offers and sponsor ads are only to keep the site free.

The introduction of a premium service in which advertisements are removed and special gifts given for sign-up has also sparked controversy, with users stating that Neopets has started "selling Neopoints", something prohibited under the site's terms and conditions.

In October of 2004, while McDonald's Corporation was promoting Neopets plushies in their Happy Meals, a story on the Australian news show ''Today Tonight'' featured a nine-year-old boy claiming that the site requires one to gamble in order to receive enough Neopoints to feed one's Neopet, or else it is sent to an orphanage. While much of this is factually incorrect (gambling is not required, nor are pets ever sent to an orphanage if they are not fed), it is true that the website has a number of games of chance that are directly based on real-life games like blackjack, poker, and even lottery scratchcards. Neopets had prohibited users under the age of 13 to use most games that involve gambling.

This article sparked a nation-wide controversy as concerned parents voiced their complaints about the website, prompting McDonalds to pressure Neopets into temporarily blocking Australian accounts from accessing games of chance for the duration of the promotion, which ended on November 5th. When this happened, a flurry of complaints appeared on Neopets itself when even Australians able to legally gamble could not access any game of chance on the website. Complaints quickly died down after users realized that by merely changing the country setting on their user preferences the temporary ban could be bypassed.

Still others believe that the users of Neopets are poorly treated and considered nothing more than mere statistics, that the site has lost its friendliness over the years, and that the level of customer service has degraded considerably. Many users believe that the Neopets staff freeze accounts too often and without good reason; data from Yamipoli.com, which rates virtual pet sites, shows the frozen user amount is 45%. Users are allowed to report one another; some of these "reports" are not thoroughly checked and thus, unnecessary freezing occurs. Bugs and glitches on games can also account for some of these freezings.

Accounts are also often frozen because of the actions of someone else—other than the original account number—using the account. Because many Neopets players are young or relatively new to the Internet, they can be particularly vulnerable to "scams" that attempt to trick them into giving out their passwords.

Some dispute Neopets' registered users count, which has reached over 99 million, a figure Neopets often cites in promotional campaigns. A large percentage of these users are multiple secondary accounts owned by one person, frozen accounts or accounts no longer in use. Such accounts are never deleted, and even accounts that have not been accessed since the creation of the site linger. The actual number of active accounts is around 11 million [http://media.hasbro.com/pl/page.release/dn/default.cfm?release=259] and the number of individual users is almost certainly less than this.

It has also been rumoured that Neopets is closely affiliated with the controversial Church of Scientology through CEO [http://www.pinkpt.com/neodex/index.php/Doug_Dohring Doug Dohring] [http://www.scientology-kills.org/dohring.htm]. The impact of his beliefs on the site itself is not apparent, though Dohring has been quoted as saying "Having used his technology in every business activity... Mr. Hubbard's organizational concepts are always with me" (according to the [http://www.hubbardcollege.com/mgmtsystem/use_dougdohring.html Hubbard College of Administration]).

Groups of people believing that Neopets treats users poorly and who are also against the immersive advertising have formed anti-Neopets websites expressing their views. These groups have bought domain names for their movement, talked about their movement on the Neopets forums, and have even reported Neopets for what they believe to be potential copyright violations.

==Neopets Premium==

Neopets Premium is an extended version of the site, for which members pay $7.99 a month, or $69.95 a year. There are also different packs that include Premium such as dial up service. With this Premium membership, external ads are completely erased, and certain "perks" are added, such as bonus Neopoints, rare items, premium users only boards, webmail, more random events, and testing unreleased games. Some groups voice the opinion that the Neopets staff members are transferring some free features to Premium.

To go Premium, a player must first be invited by another Premium member. There is then a 15 day trial. There are even prizes (an avatar, sidebar, and trophy) for referring people to Premium who have remained after their trial has expired.

==Merchandise==

Neopets now produces a range of merchandise, including plushies, stickers, and hand-held video games. The merchandise retails at many mainstream outlets such as Wal-Mart, Target, and Limited Too. There are also exclusively online retailers involved, such as 99dogs.com, which was the first outlet for Neopets merchandise.

In September 2003, Wizards of the Coast released the ''Neopets Trading Card Game'', a collectible card game, based on the online characters and setting. It is distributed by card shops, as well as Wal-Mart and Target. To date, there have been six individual "sets" of cards (a base set and five expansions), with the sixth set recently released. Most of the card releases are associated with "plots," or stories, on the site. This is another controversial marketing move, which has at once managed to endear and estrange players from the site.

In 2004 Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. announced the upcoming release of ''Neopets: The Darkest Faerie'', available for the PSone game consoles. However, in March 2005 they confirmed that they had already began remaking the game for the PS2.

In March 2005 it was confirmed that the Neopets team had also begun work on a Neopets film (which the creators of the site had kept secret from their own staff until it was confirmed). When informing the users of this, they also implied that there may be more than one Neopets film in the future (although, of course, this will depend entirely on the success of their first film).

==Pop culture references==

Aside from the fact that Neopets has its own vibrant user culture, there are many references in the site to movies, video games, and more. The [[List of references in Neopets]] article contains an extensive list of such references.

==See also==
*[[List of Neopets]]
*[[List of Neopian worlds]]
*[[List of references in Neopets]]
*[[Neopets Faeries]]

==External links==

*[http://www.neopets.com Official Neopets website]
*[http://info.neopets.com/presskit/index.html Official Neopets Press Kit]
*[http://home.neopets.com/templates/homepage.phtml?pet_name=Leto Premium Neopets FAQ] Premium Explanations, Features and FAQ
*[http://www.Neocolours.co.uk/ Neocolours] Neocolours pet colour guide and forums
*[http://www.pinkpt.com/ PPT] PPT Neopets Cheats, Solutions and Stuff
*[http://home.neopets.com/templates/homepage.phtml?pet_name=My_First_Little_Pony List of Neopage Guides]
*[http://www.neopetshive.com/ Neopets Hive] Help Site
*[http://idb.finalhit.org/ In-Depth Battlepedia] Neopets Battledome Help Site
*[http://www.neodaq.com Site featuring Neopets Stockmarket tools and statistics]
*[http://npwiki.org/ A wiki devoted to Neopets]
[[Category:Neopets]]
[[Category:Virtual pets]]
[[Category:Websites]]
[[pt:Neopets]]

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==Usage==
To use this template, follow the directions in this example:
<nowiki>{{world|world_name=FILL IN NAME OF THIS WORLD OR MINI-WORLD|world_image=WILL NOT WORK UNTIL UPLOADING IS ENABLED|world_location=FILL IN NAME OF MAP THAT LINKS TO THIS WORLD|world_shops=LIST ALL THE SHOPS ON THIS MAP|world_games=LIST ALL GAMES ON THIS MAP|world_special=LIST ALL OTHER PLACES HERE|world_links=LIST ALL MAPS YOU CAN GET TO ONLY FROM THIS MAP}}</nowiki>
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Will get you the example at right.

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Hopefully we will be able to upload images before long.

The rest of the page can be used to give details about the various places you can go on this map.

==Discussion==
For any ideas to change the template.

Template talk:World

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==Usage==
To use this template, follow the directions in this example:
<nowiki>{{world|world_name=FILL IN NAME OF THIS WORLD OR MINI-WORLD|world_image=WILL NOT WORK UNTIL UPLOADING IS ENABLED|world_location=FILL IN NAME OF MAP THAT LINKS TO THIS WORLD|world_shops=LIST ALL THE SHOPS ON THIS MAP|world_games=LIST ALL GAMES ON THIS MAP|world_special=LIST ALL OTHER PLACES HERE|world_links=LIST ALL MAPS YOU CAN GET TO ONLY FROM THIS MAP}}</nowiki>
===Example===
<nowiki>{{world|world_name=[[Happy Valley]]|world_image=|Terror Mountain]]|world_location=World Map|world_shops=Wintery Petpets, Ice Cream Cart, Slushie Shop, Merry Outfits|world_games=Rink Runner, Snow Wars, Snow Wars II|world_special=Gift Tags, Advent Calendar|world_links=Ice Caves, Terror Mountain}}</nowiki>

Will get you the example at right.

{{world|world_name=[http://www.neopets.com/winter/index.phtml Happy Valley]|world_image=|Terror Mountain]]|world_location=World Map|world_shops=Wintery Petpets, Ice Cream Cart, Slushie Shop, Merry Outfits|world_games=Rink Runner, Snow Wars, Snow Wars II|world_special=Gift Tags, Advent Calendar|world_links=Ice Caves, Terror Mountain}}

Hopefully we will be able to upload images before long.

The rest of the page can be used to give details about the various places you can go on this map.

==Discussion==
For any ideas to change the template.

Template talk:World

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==Usage==
To use this template, follow the directions in this example:
<nowiki>{{world|world_name=FILL IN NAME OF THIS WORLD OR MINI-WORLD|world_image=WILL NOT WORK UNTIL UPLOADING IS ENABLED|world_location=FILL IN NAME OF MAP THAT LINKS TO THIS WORLD|world_shops=LIST ALL THE SHOPS ON THIS MAP|world_games=LIST ALL GAMES ON THIS MAP|world_special=LIST ALL OTHER PLACES HERE|world_links=LIST ALL MAPS YOU CAN GET TO ONLY FROM THIS MAP}}</nowiki>
===Example===
<nowiki>{{world|world_name=[[Happy Valley]]|world_image=|Terror Mountain]]|world_location=World Map|world_shops=Wintery Petpets, Ice Cream Cart, Slushie Shop, Merry Outfits|world_games=Rink Runner, Snow Wars, Snow Wars II|world_special=Gift Tags, Advent Calendar|world_links=Ice Caves, Terror Mountain}}</nowiki>

Will get you:

{{world|world_name=[[Happy Valley]]|world_image=|Terror Mountain]]|world_location=World Map|world_shops=Wintery Petpets, Ice Cream Cart, Slushie Shop, Merry Outfits|world_games=Rink Runner, Snow Wars, Snow Wars II|world_special=Gift Tags, Advent Calendar|world_links=Ice Caves, Terror Mountain}}

Hopefully we will be able to upload images before long.

==Discussion==
For any ideas to change the template.

Template talk:World

2005-09-23T19:53:47Z

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==Usage==
To use this template, follow the directions in this example:
<nowiki>{{world|world_name=FILL IN NAME OF THIS WORLD OR MINI-WORLD|world_image=WILL NOT WORK UNTIL UPLOADING IS ENABLED|world_location=FILL IN NAME OF MAP THAT LINKS TO THIS WORLD|world_shops=LIST ALL THE SHOPS ON THIS MAP|world_games=LIST ALL GAMES ON THIS MAP|world_special=LIST ALL OTHER PLACES HERE|world_links=LIST ALL MAPS YOU CAN GET TO ONLY FROM THIS MAP}}</nowiki>
===Example===
<nowiki>{{world|world_name=[[Happy Valley]]|world_image=[[Image:http://images.neopets.com/items/snowball_6.gif|Terror Mountain]]|world_location=World Map|world_shops=Wintery Petpets, Ice Cream Cart, Slushie Shop, Merry Outfits|world_games=Rink Runner, Snow Wars, Snow Wars II|world_special=Gift Tags, Advent Calendar|world_links=Ice Caves, Terror Mountain}}</nowiki>

Will get you:

{{world|world_name=[[Happy Valley]]|world_image=[[Image:http://images.neopets.com/items/snowball_6.gif|Terror Mountain]]|world_location=World Map|world_shops=Wintery Petpets, Ice Cream Cart, Slushie Shop, Merry Outfits|world_games=Rink Runner, Snow Wars, Snow Wars II|world_special=Gift Tags, Advent Calendar|world_links=Ice Caves, Terror Mountain}}

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Talk:Main Page

2005-09-23T19:10:13Z

Otherlleft: /* People, Help */

== People, Help ==
I have noticed how empty this wiki is and have fixed a couple of articles including the chia one which Yukio apparently noticed (lol). No one is working on this wiki and a wiki isn't interesting when three people are adding to it. This could be a really great idea if more people help. Edit:I have reformatted the lupe and chia pages to contain a lot of information, should I do this to the korbat page or leave it how it is? I think the current korbat page is a little hard to use and I can display the colors better with images like on the lupe and chia pages. Is it okay that I put a signature on any page I completely make to get credit or is this against the rules? I don't want someone to change one word and get it put into their contributions. Also I was wondering if it is okay to use an image from the neoitems database if I give credit? Since the images aren't really theirs and I put a copyright notice of neopets I'm pretty sure it's okay.
--[[User:Danelkayam|Danelkayam]] 06:55, 23 Aug 2005 (CDT)

Hi [[User:Danelkayam|Danelkayam]]! Yep I completely agree with you. I'm currently working on ways to promote the Neopets Wiki on the main site of PPT itself and get the community happening :) Thank you for showing such interest in it when it's beginning. Much appreciated.

Any of the pages can be reformatted to how the visitor wants as long as it doesn't 'destory' the information so to speak. Therefore, reformatting how the page looks is all fine :)

It's completely fine to place your signature at the end :) Maybe start a line that says "Page started by USERNAME" and have another line below that says "Contributions by" etc. so people know where the crux of the work came from.

As long as credit is given where the image is taken from, then I'm all fine :)
--[[User:Yukio|Yukio]] 23 Aug 2005

Yukio, you realize that the history tab at the top of every wiki page shows who has contributed and the notes they made when they changed the page... :) [[User:Duke of Earl|Duke of Earl]] 12:43, 25 Aug 2005 (CDT)

Of course! --[[User:Yukio|Yukio]] 01:56, 27 Aug 2005 (CDT)

Hey there, just found this wiki and I'm happy to help. I don't think it's a good idea to sign pages and "claim" them, however, as it is completely opposite of what is wiki is intended to be. As it says as the bottom of every page, "If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then don't submit it here." The History will show us who made what changes, and even if I edit something someone else did, the page will still be listed among their contributions. I think it's a great idea to use the Discussion areas to explain what you did and why, of course, but if you're going to work on a wiki you need to leave your ego at the door.

My first project is going to be to try to make the worlds a little bit cooler. --[[User:Otherlleft|otherlleft]] 14:10, 23 Sep 2005 (CDT)

----

I've done my own work on Wikipedia. Are you trying to mimic them, or is the atmosphere going to be less formal? Your current articles listed are anything but formal, especially the Doug Dohring article. [[User:Duke of Earl|Duke of Earl]] 15:29, 18 Aug 2005 (CDT)

Hello :) The current articles up are very short just to get the encyclopedia started. What the aim of this project is, is to provide in-depth information on every topic Neopets related.
--[[User:Yukio|Yukio]] 23 Aug 2005

== Image Query ==

Any chance that you could permit us to upload images? I've been to other Wikis, and this one looks rather, how you say, plain with only text. We need to upload the images to make them work; hotlinking is not allowed. Any chance of that option being added? --Me (71.101.143.89)

Hmm, that shouldn't be a problem. Only issue is, I can't seem to find where the option to turn this on is. Any direction would be great.
--[[User:Yukio|Yukio]] 23 Aug 2005

Main Page

2005-09-23T19:04:44Z

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We aim to be the biggest Neopets Compendium on the Internet.

We want the NeoDex to become the most in-deph, the most comprehensive and the most articulate WIKI on the Internet that has anything to do with Neopets.

The NeoDex is based on the WIKI engine, which stands for "What I Know Is". Basically, people that visit the site partake actively in the articles that appear here, and add little bits of information here and there until finally, after so many contributions from hundreds of different users, a comprehensive article on the topic is available.

In other words, visitors to this site is empowered to add/remove/edit anything they want.

Thus, we need your help. If you can type and know anything about Neopets, feel free to contribute to the this free Neopets encyclopedia by editing, saving and doing what ever it is you want. It's all fair game.

'''Here's some articles to get you started:'''

[[Neopets]]

Neopets Staff Members
* [[Donna Williams]]
* [[Adam Powell]]
* [[Doug Dohring]]

[[List of Neopian worlds]]

Adam Powell

2005-09-23T17:05:43Z

Otherlleft: Deleted danelkayam's request that we each add our name and changes to the page . . . that's what the page history is for.

Created Neopets alongside [http://www.pinkpt.com/neodex/index.php/Donna_Williams Donna]. He helped start the site and used to handle making games and coding content. He is still the head of the developers for the game. His username is borovan.

Talk:List of Neopian worlds

2005-09-23T16:57:23Z

Otherlleft:

Sorry, but users of a wiki can't request that no one edit a page . . . the ''point'' of a wiki is that ''anyone'' can edit a page. --[[User:Otherlleft|otherlleft]] 11:44, 23 Sep 2005 (CDT)

I dropped out the dead links, since there isn't enough information here to make full pages . . . ''yet''. Eventually it would make sense for this to be a Category page that links to each world page, which would have details about all the attractions. Could take some time, so I think this way is fine until someone has the time and desire to add more. --[[User:Otherlleft|otherlleft]] 11:57, 23 Sep 2005 (CDT)

Jelly World

2005-09-23T16:54:57Z

Otherlleft:

#REDIRECT [[List_of_Neopian_worlds#Jelly_World]]

Talk:List of Neopian worlds

2005-09-23T16:44:24Z

Otherlleft:

Sorry, but users of a wiki can't request that no one edit a page . . . the ''point'' of a wiki is that ''anyone'' can edit a page. --[[User:Otherlleft|otherlleft]] 11:44, 23 Sep 2005 (CDT)

User:Otherlleft

2005-09-23T16:39:57Z

Otherlleft:

Almost a year as a Neopian. [http://otherlleft.com my website] talks a bit about my experiences with the game.