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'''Scratchcard Kiosk''' is a luck and chance game held in the [[Ice Caves]] and run by the [[Scratch Card Kiosk Wocky]]. To play, a user buys a [[scratchcard]] for 600 [[Neopoints]] and scratches off 6 of 9 spaces in hopes of getting 3 matching symbols, winning [[Neopoints]] | '''Scratchcard Kiosk''' is a luck and chance game held in the [[Ice Caves]] and run by the [[Scratch Card Kiosk Wocky]]. To play, a user buys a [[scratchcard]] for 600 [[Neopoints]] and scratches off 6 of 9 spaces in hopes of getting 3 matching symbols, winning [[Neopoints]], increasing a neopet's level or [[item]]s. The level reward is assigned to a random neopet, not the active one. There are many different scratchcards to which can be given, and they are rewarded at random, with some more rarer than others and giving better and more expensive prizes. A user can purchase a scratchcard from Scratchcard Kiosk once every 6 hours, and cannot by any other scratchcards during this time either. A user is limited to scratching 5 scratchcards per day, of any type (including Lost Desert and Haunted Woods scratchcards). | ||
It's against the rules to visit the Scratchcard Kiosk with [[Multiple Accounts]], because it unbalances the game, causing the price of the scratchcard to change with the number of them in Neopets. Users are limited to one account per person to visit, and using multiple accounts to gain Neopoints is not allowed and will result in the user being [[Frozen]]. | It's against the rules to visit the Scratchcard Kiosk with [[Multiple Accounts]], because it unbalances the game, causing the price of the scratchcard to change with the number of them in Neopets. Users are limited to one account per person to visit, and using multiple accounts to gain Neopoints is not allowed and will result in the user being [[Frozen]]. | ||
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Scratchcard Kiosk is a luck and chance game held in the Ice Caves and run by the Scratch Card Kiosk Wocky. To play, a user buys a scratchcard for 600 Neopoints and scratches off 6 of 9 spaces in hopes of getting 3 matching symbols, winning Neopoints, increasing a neopet's level or items. The level reward is assigned to a random neopet, not the active one. There are many different scratchcards to which can be given, and they are rewarded at random, with some more rarer than others and giving better and more expensive prizes. A user can purchase a scratchcard from Scratchcard Kiosk once every 6 hours, and cannot by any other scratchcards during this time either. A user is limited to scratching 5 scratchcards per day, of any type (including Lost Desert and Haunted Woods scratchcards).
It's against the rules to visit the Scratchcard Kiosk with Multiple Accounts, because it unbalances the game, causing the price of the scratchcard to change with the number of them in Neopets. Users are limited to one account per person to visit, and using multiple accounts to gain Neopoints is not allowed and will result in the user being Frozen.
There are 5 different scratchcards Scratchcard Kiosk gives, each with a selected prize selection a user is possible of winning from...
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 Race To Riches Scratchcard |
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 Terror Trove Scratchcard |
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 Faeries Fortune Scratchcard |
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 Peak O Plenty Scratchcard |
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 Icetravaganza Scratchcard |
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External Links
- Scratchcard Kiosk
- NeoDeck: Scratch Card Kiosk Wocky
- Help File: Where are the Ice Caves?, Where is the Scratch Card Kiosk?
- Editorial: 34, 35, 75, 81, 82, 89, 106, 175