For those fortunate Neopians that have hundreds of thousands of extra neopoints to spend (yeah, you heard me right!), there are some fabulous prizes that await them at the Wheel of Extravagance!
Wheel of Extravagance Location Link
This wheel is sort of like VIP club, which might be why it’s not right out in the open! To visit the wheel, go here – Wheel of Extravagance.
Wheel Extravagance Boon
If your faction wins the Battleground of the Obelisk, you have the opportunity to use the Right Round Right Round boon. Activating this would allow you to spin all of the wheels twice before needing to wait to spin again. You do have to pay a second time. To get your second spin, you need to refresh the page after your first spin.
Wheel of Extravagance Prizes Guide
The wheel costs 100,000np per spin, and you can spin the wheel once a day. Because you are spending so much more to spin this wheel, the prizes are that much better! Like the other wheels, there is also a fantastic avatar that you can win, but make sure you budget! The prizes are all random and unless you’re lucky, it will take quite a few spins to win the better prizes, including the avatar!
- You win nothing.
- You win 25,000np.
- You win a random Nerkmid, Secret Laboratory Map piece, or job coupon.
- You win a paint brush.
- You win 50,000np.
- You win an avatar.
- You win Wheel of Extravagance Background.
- Your active wins +5 of any of the following stat: hit points, strength, defence, movement, intelligence.
- You win 100,001np.
- You win Wheel of Extravagance Stamp.
- Your active wins 10% more or +10 of any of the following stat: hit points, strength, defence, movement, intelligence.
- You win a rarity 100 item.
Wheel of Extravagance Worth it?
Whether the Wheel of Extravagance is worth it in Neopets is a controversial feature. It’s undeniably a significant Neopoint (NP) sink, and the 100,000 NP per spin can feel steep for most players. While it offers the allure of valuable prizes like paintbrushes, nerkmids, job coupons, and stat boosts, many players find the return on investment to be lackluster. The odds are heavily skewed, and the most common result is walking away with nothing or only a fraction of your initial investment. If you’re spinning purely for profit, you’re likely to be disappointed, as most spins yield less value than the 100,000 NP entry fee. However, for avatar collectors, the unique Wheel of Extravagance avatar might make the gamble worthwhile.
For those considering spinning the wheel, financial readiness is crucial. Many seasoned players recommend having a substantial Neopoint reserve—at least a few million—before making this a daily habit. This ensures that losing 100,000 NP on an unlucky spin won’t impact your ability to enjoy other aspects of the game. For players with a stable income from activities like the Stock Market, Habitarium, or daily games, the wheel can be an exciting gamble with the potential for rare rewards. However, for newer or less wealthy players, the wheel might feel more like a frustrating drain on resources.
On the positive side, there are no truly “bad” prizes on the Wheel of Extravagance, unlike other wheels. The worst-case scenario is losing your entry fee, which, while discouraging, is not as detrimental as receiving a negative outcome (like a stat decrease). Some players justify the cost for the rare chance of hitting a jackpot, such as an ultra-valuable item or a stat increase on a beloved battledome pet. That said, these occurrences are infrequent, and consistent spinning without significant wins can feel disheartening.
Ultimately, whether the Wheel of Extravagance is “worth it” depends on your goals. If you’re chasing the avatar or enjoy the thrill of gambling in the game, it might be a fun and worthwhile pursuit. However, if you’re looking for a steady return on investment or are working with a limited budget, it might be better to save your Neopoints for more reliable opportunities.
Wheel of Extravagance Avatar
Spin the Wheel of Extravagance and land on the square.
Notes
- Since you can win items and neopoints from this wheel, you cannot spin the Wheel of Extravagance on side accounts. To learn more about what you can and cannot do on side accounts, check out our Side Accounts Guide.
- You can mute the wheel by clicking the speaker at the bottom right-hand corner of the game screen.
