My Lucky Day by Domeneque

The day started like any other would, except there was one difference. It was my birthday. I was going to the beach that day, but because it was only about an hour away I did not have to get up at the crack of dawn. So I decided to go on Neopets. I thought best do the daily things and then I can get some np and then I can put it in the bank later.

The first thing I planned to do was my fruit machine free spin, I could not believe my luck when it had said that I had won 10,000 np and a water muffin worth about 12,000 np. I decide to sell my water muffin, to my surprise it sold within seconds. So I go to the beach with a smile on my face knowing I was 22,000 np richer.
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Wheel of Excitement Guide

Want to know what you’re really getting yourself into before you start spinning the Wheel of Excitement? Then take a look at the compilation of what you can win from this exciting wheel.

Crossbones – Your active pet gets sick.

Fire Ghoul – All your neopets are burned by fire except fire colored pets resulting in your pet losing hit points. (The hit points can be regained by healing your pet)..

Pant Devil – One of your items in your inventory is stolen by the Pant Devil.

Lightning Bolt – One of your pets is struck by lighting causing it to lose hit points. (The hit points can be regained by healing your pet).
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Lil’ Guide Around Neopia by soaring_flight

Ever wonder which games or events are the largest money makers in Neopia? Ever wonder how to get food for your pet(s)? Here’s a guide to help you and answer your questions.

As for feeding your pets, there are different things you can do. The #1 way to do this is to go to the shops, or to the Marketplace. Remember, a piece of food is a piece of food, so leave those Neggs alone if you’re shopping just for food and grab some cheap items like Neo Crunch Cereal. Also, the giant Omelette in Tyrannia gives away a food item that can be used 3 times every day, so let’s not forget that. And for people under 1k, in shop, bank, and till, go to the Soup Kitchen to be filled up.
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Evil Fuzzles From Beyond the Stars Guide by Joseph Martin

Let me start this guide off with one thing: I am not, nor do I claim to be, the supreme master of this game. I haven’t gotten a trophy for it, nor have I even gotten on the top 200 list for it, though I have been close. This guide is not for the purposes of getting a trophy. It’s just for being able to get 1,000 neopoints from this game. This guide also assumes you know how to play the game. OK, now that that’s clear, let’s get started.

Item 1: Since only two Fuzzles will ever be on the screen at one time, don’t bother with stun or smart bombs. Unless you really suck, they’re a waste of money.
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Sutek’s Tomb Guide by tigrlady

Neopoint Payout (at May 2004): Your Score divided by 2.5 = Neopoints
Maximum Neopoint Payout: 1000 NP per pay (need a score of 2500)

Object: Switch two adjacent tiles to create a line of three or more of the same tiles. Matches tiles will disappear and the tiles around it will fall to fill in the space, while new tiles appear from the top of the screen. You can only switch tiles and make lines of tiles in the left/right and up/down directions. No diagonal plays are allowed.

Game Modes:

Easy Mode: The game pieces are larger and so there are fewer rows and pieces on the board. There are 8 rows and 8 columns which means there are 64 total tiles to play with. You don’t score nearly as many points for making lines of tiles as you can in Hard Mode but the game-points-to-neopoints ratio remains the same. There is a time limit.
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