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The '''Faerieland Employment Agency''' is a [[quest]] game that was released on April 2, 2001.  In this game, users complete quests, called ''jobs'', by finding a specified number of a certain [[item]] within a given time limit.  When a user successfully completes a job, they are rewarded with the base number of [[Neopoint]]s associated with that job.  User can also earn bonus neopoints if they complete their assigned job quickly.
The '''Employment Agency''' is a [[quest]]-based game released on April 2nd, 2001.  


==Overview==
There are two types of jobs; basic and super.  Basic jobs have no requirements and can be completed by any user.  Super jobs give out better rewards than basic jobs, but the user must have a job coupon in order to accept them.  New jobs are posted every ten minutes.  Users are only allowed to complete 5 jobs per day.
Users can receive [[Neopoint]]s for completing jobs, which they are given a certain amount of time to complete. They can range from collecting a certain number of [[item]]s or receiving a high score in a game.


Users are given the option of selecting between a ''Basic Job'' or a ''Super Job''. A basic job has no requirements, and can be completed by any user. Due to this, it's very hard to receive one because they are taken so fast. A super job requires a ''Job Coupon'', and while they are more difficult tasks to complete, they offer a much higher base NP reward.
==How to Play==
After clicking either the ''Basic Jobs'' or ''Super Jobs'' link on the main page, users will see a list of all the jobs that are currently available along with detailed information about each job. To accept a job, the user must click that jobs' associated ''Apply for this job'' link. As soon as a user successfully gets the job, the timer for the job begins counting down.  To complete the job, the user must place the required number of the requested item into their [[inventory]] and then visit the Agency's ''Status'' page.


Upon completing their task, the user returns to the job status page to give their items, and receive an NP reward based on how fast they completed the job, and the base NP reward. Some jobs have a very low base NP reward, and cost much more to complete. It's up to the user which jobs they should take, and if they are worth the effort to complete.
If the user does not complete the job within time limit, the job will be marked as failed. Basic Jobs can be quit without failure by paying 200 NP.
 
===Other Notes===
*New Jobs are posted every 10 minutes on the X:X9:51. (ex. 12:19:51 new jobs appear)
*All newly posted jobs are generally taken within 30-45 seconds.
*Each user is limited to completing five jobs per day.
*Basic Jobs can be quit without failure by paying 200 NP.


==Job Coupons==
==Job Coupons==

Revision as of 00:52, 5 April 2014

The Faerieland Employment Agency is a quest game that was released on April 2, 2001. In this game, users complete quests, called jobs, by finding a specified number of a certain item within a given time limit. When a user successfully completes a job, they are rewarded with the base number of Neopoints associated with that job. User can also earn bonus neopoints if they complete their assigned job quickly.

There are two types of jobs; basic and super. Basic jobs have no requirements and can be completed by any user. Super jobs give out better rewards than basic jobs, but the user must have a job coupon in order to accept them. New jobs are posted every ten minutes. Users are only allowed to complete 5 jobs per day.

How to Play

After clicking either the Basic Jobs or Super Jobs link on the main page, users will see a list of all the jobs that are currently available along with detailed information about each job. To accept a job, the user must click that jobs' associated Apply for this job link. As soon as a user successfully gets the job, the timer for the job begins counting down. To complete the job, the user must place the required number of the requested item into their inventory and then visit the Agency's Status page.

If the user does not complete the job within time limit, the job will be marked as failed. Basic Jobs can be quit without failure by paying 200 NP.

Job Coupons

Job Coupons are used for Super Jobs, which give a higher base NP award than basic jobs. When a user presented a Job Coupon for a job, it's used as a form of payment, and the user is given back a lower denomination coupon, which continues until the user gives a Green Job Coupon, the lowest level coupon, at which point no coupon will be given.

Originally, Job Coupons were given out as promotional prizes for signing up for different sponsors, but have since been shut down. To help create new Job Coupons, the new Brightvale Job Coupon was released, which gave an even higher base NP reward than the previous Job Coupons could. By using these new coupons, users could receive older coupons. Despite this, many coupons are still expensive.

As of April 2007, there are 11 different Job Coupons, listed below from lowest level to highest:

  • Green Job Coupon (lowest level)
  • Blue Job Coupon
  • Red Job Coupon
  • Silver Job Coupon
  • Gold Job Coupon
  • Purple Job Coupon
  • Pink Job Coupon
  • Green Brightvale Job Coupon
  • Bronze Brightvale Job Coupon
  • Silver Brightvale Job Coupon
  • Gold Brightvale Job Coupon (highest level)

Employee rank

Neopets who complete a certain number of jobs receive a designated rank for their achievements. Below are the ranks and the number of jobs they must complete to attain them:

  • Unskilled or Intern - 0
  • Beginner - 1
  • Novice - 5
  • Apprentice - 10
  • Trainee - 20
  • Amateur - 30
  • Assistant - 40
  • Worker - 60
  • Adept - 80
  • Contractor - 110
  • Journeyman - 150
  • Manager - 200
  • Artisan - 300
  • Expert - 500
  • Professional - 1000
  • Director - 2000
  • Leader - 4000
  • Master - 6000
  • Grand Master - 10,000
  • Arch Master - 15,000

Trivia

  • A Lupe called Borgarigmus is referenced in the Employment Agency description, said to have good and bad times with jobs. However, the only "Borgarigmus" on Neopets is user owned and has not participated in the Employment Agency.

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