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In 2006, Faerieland's [[Altador Cup|Yooyuball]] team featured one of the most potent offensive attacks in the game, consisting of three forwards, making for one of the biggest stories going into the Altador Cup. Their trio of quick, undersized forwards had a tendency to wear down against larger and more physical opponents, however, and their fans were stunned when they were defeated by such forwards from Mystery Island in Round 1. In 2007, Faerieland decided to switch back to two forwards, adding defender [[Elbin Towse]], who showed vast improvement in practice and then in the regular season the past year. | In 2006, Faerieland's [[Altador Cup|Yooyuball]] team featured one of the most potent offensive attacks in the game, consisting of three forwards, making for one of the biggest stories going into the Altador Cup. Their trio of quick, undersized forwards had a tendency to wear down against larger and more physical opponents, however, and their fans were stunned when they were defeated by such forwards from Mystery Island in Round 1. In 2007, Faerieland decided to switch back to two forwards, adding defender [[Elbin Towse]], who showed vast improvement in practice and then in the regular season the past year. | ||
Revision as of 01:24, 21 June 2008
Faerieland is a collection of homes, towers and a giant castle set on clouds high in the skies of Neopia. Ruled by Fyora, the queen of the Faeries, Faerieland is full of games, puzzles, and faeries. Faerieland is inhabited by the faeries and the place users go to when they need to report a success on a Faerie Quest.
Faerieland is also the home of the Hidden Tower, Fyora's secret stash of collected magical relics, where all the most powerful weapons for the Battledome are sold.
Yooyuball
In 2006, Faerieland's Yooyuball team featured one of the most potent offensive attacks in the game, consisting of three forwards, making for one of the biggest stories going into the Altador Cup. Their trio of quick, undersized forwards had a tendency to wear down against larger and more physical opponents, however, and their fans were stunned when they were defeated by such forwards from Mystery Island in Round 1. In 2007, Faerieland decided to switch back to two forwards, adding defender Elbin Towse, who showed vast improvement in practice and then in the regular season the past year.
- Babolino - Left Forward
- Delma Harrence - Left Defender
- Elbin Towse - Right Defender (2007)
- Ciona Broan - Right Defender (2008)
- Kakoni Worrill - Team Captain, Right Forward
- Palia Alback - Right Forward (2006)
- Valtonous Rea - Goalkeeper
Trivia
- The Soup Faerie is rarely spotted in Faerieland.
- A totem used to be needed to get into Faerieland.
See also
- Plots: NeoQuest II, Lost Desert Plot, Neopets: The Darkest Faerie, The Cyodrake's Gaze
- Games: Faerie Cloud Racers, Poogle Racing, Wheel of Excitement, Jhudora's Cloud, Maths Nightmare, Employment Agency, Faerie Crossword
- Shops: Faerieland PetPets, Faerie Furniture, Faerieland Bookshop, Faerie Foods, Faerie Weapon Shop, The Hidden Tower
External links
- Faerieland
- Neopedia: A Faerieland Bedtime Story, Faerieland Employment Agency
- Game Links: Faerie Bubbles, Faerie Caves II, Faerie Cloud Racers, Faerie Crossword, Jhudora's Cloud, Maths Nightmare, Poogle Racing, Wheel of Excitement
- Neopets TCG: Fyora the Faerie Queen, Hidden Tower Secrets, Library Visit, Faerieland, Royal Faerie Gardens, Faerieland (2nd Print)
- Caption Competition: #156, #274, #320, #370, #371, #422, #469, #570, #660, #682, #694, #700, #710, #718, #723, #744
- Help File: Where is Faerie City?