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Karma is The theory that the more times you Perform a certan action, like donating to the [[Money Tree]] or taking care of your pets, you get more, or better random events. Karma is mainly theroretical  but does exist to some Extent in neopets. For example, if you refuse a [[Faerie Quest]] the chance of you getting another one is decreased. In fact for 10 minutes after you refuse, it is non-existent.  
The theory that the more times you perform certain actions, such as donating to the [[Money Tree]] or taking care of your pets, your chances of receiving beneficial [[Random Event]]s increases. Karma is mainly theoretical but does exist to some extent in Neopets. For example, if you refuse a [[Faerie Quest]], the chance of you getting another one is decreased. In fact, for 10 minutes after you refuse, it is non-existent.  


Also, items cannot alter your Karma; this is a scam to inflate prices. however, many Neopian believe in the karma system, and perhaps more will be explained in the future.
Items cannot alter your Karma; this is a scam to inflate prices. However, many players believe in the Karma system and hope that specifics will be clarified by [[The Neopets Team]].


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Revision as of 00:25, 4 June 2006

The theory that the more times you perform certain actions, such as donating to the Money Tree or taking care of your pets, your chances of receiving beneficial Random Events increases. Karma is mainly theoretical but does exist to some extent in Neopets. For example, if you refuse a Faerie Quest, the chance of you getting another one is decreased. In fact, for 10 minutes after you refuse, it is non-existent.

Items cannot alter your Karma; this is a scam to inflate prices. However, many players believe in the Karma system and hope that specifics will be clarified by The Neopets Team.


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