MME26-S1: Faerie Forest Background is A new Mysterious Morphing Experiment has begun! Throughout the years, powerful faeries across Neopia have used their abilities to either uphold good or spread evil across the land. Given the choice, which path would you walk? Pick up the Faerie Forest background at the NC Mall today and get ready to see what will unfold in this multi-stage MME26-S1: Faerie Forest Background!
Ghosts have escaped from Haunted Woods and have inhabited houses throughout the Neopian world. It’s your job to help Brave Bren, the Professor, and Glyn to rid these houses of spirits! Ghoul Catchers is Neopet’s smartphone application that is very similar to Sutek’s Tomb. The goal is to strategically match three or more ghouls together to achieve a target, a set number of points and in later levels delivering items.
This application is available for iOS and Andriod users, but the game can also be accessed from Facebook as well.
HOW TO PLAY:
Each map will show a path with 20 different haunted houses. Each house represents a different level, and you need to meet the basic requirement for the first level before you move onto the second. You can continue to replay each level to earn neopoints or to improve your number of stars.
Map features: Hearts – This shows exactly how many lives you have. You begin with a maximum of 5 lives. Hearts are lost whenever you fail to meet a level’s requirements or restart a level. Whenever you lose a life, it takes 20 minutes to replace. Another method for gaining lives is receiving some from friends on Facebook or purchasing lives inside the application. Stars – This number represents how many stars you have earned. Try to collect as many stars as possible so you are able to continue on to the next map. Each house can earn you up to three stars. Envelope – This feature shows your friend list and lets you send them extra lives.
Inside the haunted house: Target – This shows the requirement for each level. Petpet – Different petpets are unlocked for different maps. Each petpet will provide different options for two power-ups. Moves – This shows how many moves you have left to use in the game. Star meter – This shows how close you are to achieving a star.
If you run out of moves without reaching the target, you can choose to flee and lose a life or purchase more moves.
Brightvale
The ghouls have left Haunted Woods, and your first stop is in Brightvale. In this map, a Warf petpet will accompany you. Your Warf petpet will learn two power-ups throughout the Brightvale map: Tailchaiser and Prismatic Sparkler. The Brightvale maps are fairly easy to beat as it only requires you to achieve a certain amount of points to reach the requirement.
Faerieland
The next map you can unlock is Faerieland, but you can only move on from Brightvale after you have collected 50 stars. A red Cyodrake petpet will accompany you through these levels, but you can choose the Warf petpet if you like its power-ups better. The Cyodrake petpet will learn two power-ups throughout the Faerieland map as well: Fireball and Spitfire. This map is a little bit harder because some maps require you to achieve a certain amount of points as well as deliver items. You can deliver items by letting the item drop to the bottom row in the game.
Terror Mountain
The next map is Terror Mountain, and you can unlock this map after you have achieved 100 stars. A Neucloop petpet will accompany you though starting on level 42. The Neucloop has two power-ups, Blocker Buster and Ink Splash. This map is introduces a new obstacle, urns. Urns are unable to be swapped and ultimately block your path. Urns can be destroyed by creating a match touching the urn, or using a special tile to eliminate it.
Lost Desert
The next map is Lost Desert, and you can unlock this map after you have achieved 150 stars. If there are urns present in a level, the Neucloop petpet will be present. If there isn’t, you can choose between the Warf and the Cyodrake. The new target for this map is eliminating plagued ghouls. Basically, there will be a required number of ghouls of a certain color you need to eliminate. For example, you may have to eliminate 5 pink ghouls and earn a certain amount of points before you can achieve the target. This is easy at first, but becomes difficult in the later levels when it asks to eliminate 25 ghouls of a certain color, and there aren’t many present on the board.
STRATEGIES
Creating Special Tiles
Spectral Shackle | Glyph of Banishment | Ghost Trap
An important aspect of meeting all the requirements of each level is creating special tiles. You can create special tiles by matching 4 or 5 ghouls together. Spectral Shackle: Match 4 ghouls to create a single tile. Matching it again will eliminate an entire row or column depending on which way the green line is facing.
Glyph of Banishment: Match 5 ghouls to create a single tile. Swap this power-up tile and it will banish all ghouls of the same color of the tile you swapped.
Ghost Trap: Match 5 ghouls in an L or T shape to create a single tile. Matching this tile again will eliminate a 3×3 block of the ghouls around it.
Swapping Special Tiles
The best way to earn points in Ghoul Catchers is to swap two special tiles. Swapping these two tiles, depending on what they are, will produce different reactions. In the later levels, it is extremely important to be able to swap these tiles, otherwise, it is unlikely you’ll be able to meet the level’s target.
Two Spectral Shackles: Will eliminate a column and a row for 100 points per ghoul
Spectral Shackle and Glyph of Banishment: Will eliminate rows and columns of the color of the spectral shackle for 100 points per ghoul.
Spectral Shackle and Ghost Trap: Will eliminate 3×3 row and a 3×3 column for 200 points per ghoul.
Two Ghost Traps: Will eliminate a 3×4 region around the traps for 200 points per ghoul.
Ghost Trap and Glyph of Banishment: Will eliminate 3×3 regions of the color of the Ghost Trap for 200 points per ghoul.
Two Glyphs of Banishment: Will eliminate all ghouls on the board for 100 points per ghoul
Power-ups
In various levels throughout the game, a level will start and have you complete a tutorial about some of the power-ups. However, don’t forget that these power-ups do not replenish after you complete a level but are available for purchase. I recommend you don’t use these unless you feel like you can’t beat a level without it.
Ghoul-B-Gone – Allows you to eliminate ONE ghoul. Available at level 4+. All petpets.
Tailchaser – This power up allows you to swap two different ghouls without making a match. Available at level 5+. Warf petpet.
Prismatic Sparkler – Eliminates all ghouls of two random colors. Available at level 10+. Warf petpet.
Utility Kit Booster – Gives you five extra moves. Available at level 15+. All petpets.
Fireball – Eliminates 10 random ghouls. Available level 22+. Cyodrake petpet.
Spitfire – Eliminate one column of ghouls. Available level 31+. Cyodrake petpet.
Extra Life – Restores your life meter
Map Unlock – Allows you to unlock a map early if you do not meet the star requirement.
Blocker Buster – Eliminates one urn. Available level 42+. Neucloop petpet.
Ink Splash – Eliminates a 3×3 block, including urns. Available level 51+. Neucloop petpet.
You must have 50 stars before you are able to unlock this map.
Level
Moves
Target
One Star
Two Stars
Three Stars
21
35
27,000 points, 2 items
27,000 points
36,000 points
45,000 points
22
30
30,000 points, 1 item
30,000 points
36,000 points
42,000 points
23
35
30,000 points, 2 items
30,000 points
35,500 points
42,000 points
24
34
15,500 points
15,500 points
22,000 points
32,000 points
25
32
18,000 points
18,000 points
23,000 points
28,000 points
26
40
30,000 points, 2 items
30,000 points
37,000 points
44,000 points
27
38
29,000 points
29,000 points
39,000 points
52,000 points
28
25
16,000 points, 1 item
16,000 points
19,000 points
23,000 points
29
20
13,000 points
13,000 points
17,500 points
23,000 points
30
30
23,500 points, 3 items
23,500 points
27,500 points
31,500 points
31
20
15,000 points, 1 item
15,000 points
17,300 points
22,000 points
32
40
28,000 points, 4 items
28,000 points
31,000 points
35,500 points
33
32
28,000 points
28,000 points
39,500 points
47,000 points
34
34
23,500 points
23,500 points
32,500 points
40,000 points
35
36
30,000 points
30,000 points
36,000 points
42,500 points
36
36
30,000 points, 3 items
30,000 points
37,000 points
44,000 points
37
40
27,000 points
27,000 points
31,500 points
36,000 points
38
38
39,000 points
39,000 points
47,000 points
56,000 points
39
35
31,000 points
31,000 points
33,500 points
37,500 points
40
35
30,000 points, 4 items
30,000 points
32,500 points
35,000 points
Terror Mountain Map
You must have 100 stars before you are able to unlock this map.
Level
Moves
Target
One Star
Two Stars
Three Stars
41
30
15,000 points, 2 items
15,000 points
22,500 points
30,000 points
42
40
25,000 points, 1 item
25,000 points
35,000 points
45,000 points
43
40
20,000 points, 3 items
20,000 points
27,500 points
35,000 points
44
50
30,000 points, 2 items
30,000 points
35,000 points
40,000 points
45
47
25,000 points, 3 items
25,000 points
37,500 points
50,000 points
46
37
20,000 points
20,000 points
25,000 points
30,000 points
47
35
20,000 points, 2 items
20,000 points
25,000 points
30,000 points
48
40
25,000 points, 4 items
25,000 points
30,000 points
35,000 points
49
42
22,000 points
22,000 points
26,000 points
30,000 points
50
45
25,000 points, 5 items
25,000 points
30,000 points
35,000 points
51
35
28,000 points
28,000 points
32,000 points
35,000 points
52
36
17,500 points, 2 items
17,500 points
19,000 points
20,500 points
53
33
25,00 points, 1 item
25,000 points
32,000 points
39,000 points
54
27
20,000 points, 2 items
20,000 points
22,500 points
25,000 points
55
35
20,000 points, 5 items
20,000 points
22,000 points
24,000 points
56
34
22,000 points
22,000 points
24,000 points
26,000 points
57
40
23,000 points, 2 items
23,000 points
25,000 points
27,000 points
58
41
19,000 points, 2 items
19,000 points
20,000 points
21,000 points
59
27
26,000 points
26,000 points
30,000 points
34,000 points
60
50
44,000 points, 6 items
44,000 points
50,000 points
56,000 points
Lost Desert Map
You must have 150 stars before you are able to unlock this map.
Level
Moves
Target
One Star
Two Stars
Three Stars
61
30
18,000 points, 11 plagued ghouls
18,000 points
20,500 points
23,000 points
62
20
12,000 points, 2 items
12,000 points
14,000 points
16,000 points
63
40
32,000 points, 24 plagued ghouls
32,000 points
35,000 points
38,000 points
64
25
20,000 points
20,000 points
24,000 points
28,000 points
65
28
19,000 points, 3 items
19,000 points
20,000 points
21,000 points
66
50
34,000 points, 44 plagued ghouls
34,000 points
36,000 points
40,000 points
67
16
8,000 points, 2 items
8,000 points
11,000 points
14,000 points
68
20
12,000 points, 20 plagued ghouls
12,000 points
16,000 points
20,000 points
69
30
12,000 points
12,000 points
16,000 points
20,000 points
70
30
22,000 points
22,000 points
26,000 points
30,000 points
71
25
18,000 points, 60 plagued ghouls
18,000 points
20,000 points
22,000 points
72
20
12,500 points
12,500 points
16,500 points
20,500 points
73
40
37,000 points, 4 items
35,000 points
37,000 points
41,000 points
74
25
20,500 points, 40 plagued ghouls
20,500 points
22,500 points
24,500 points
75
30
19,000 points, 3 items
19,000 points
22,000 points
25,000 points
76
20
12,000 points, 35 plagued ghouls
12,000 points
14,500 points
17,000 points
77
18
13,000 points, 2 items
13,000 points
18,000 points
22,000 points
78
25
18,000 points, 50 plagued ghouls
18,000 points
21,500 points
25,000 points
79
28
15,000 points, 3 items
15,000 points
20,000 points
25,000 points
80
30
23,000 points, 60 plagued ghouls
23,000 points
26,000 points
29,000 points
Shenkuu Map
You must have 200 stars before you are able to unlock this map.
Level
Moves
Target
One Star
Two Stars
Three Stars
81
25
25,000 points
25,000 points
30,000 points
35,000 points
82
28
20,0000 points
20,000 points
23,000 points
26,000 points
83
30
15,000 points, 3 items
15,000 points
17,500 points
20,000 points
84
30
17,500 points, 40 plagued ghouls
17,500 points
20,000 points
22,500 points
85
25
9,000 points, 42 plagued ghouls
9,000 points
12,000 points
15,000 points
86
35
20,000 points, 4 items
20,000 points
24,000 points
28,000 points
87
22
22,000 points
22,000 points
24,000 points
26,000 points
88
25
25,000 points, 40 plagued ghouls
25,000 points
27,000 points
32,000 points
89
45
30,000 points
30,000 points
35,000 points
40,000 points
90
30
20,000 points, 6 items
20,000 points
24,000 points
27,000 points
91
35
22,000 points, 1 item
22,000 points
27,000 points
32,000 points
92
20
6,000 points
6,000 points
7,500 points
10,000 points
93
30
15,000 points, 45 plagued ghouls
15,000 points
20,000 points
25,000 points
94
30
7,000 points
7,000 points
9,000 points
11,000 points
95
35
22,000 points, 43 plagued ghouls
22,000 points
35,000 points
40,500 points
96
30
24,000 points, 2 items
24,000 points
29,000 points
35,000 points
97
17
5,000 points
5,000 points
6,500 points
8,000 points
98
15
6,000 points, 45 plagued ghouls
6,000 points
8,000 points
10,000 points
99
35
24,000 points, 2 items
24,000 points
30,000 points
40,000 points
100
30
33,000 points
33,000 points
36,000 points
40,000 points
Altador Map
You must have 250 stars before you are able to unlock this map.
Level
Moves
Target
One Star
Two Stars
Three Stars
101
35
15,000 points, 3 items
15,000 points
30,000 points
37,000 points
102
45
25,000 points
25,000 points
32,000 points
38,000 points
103
30
12,000 points, 30 plagued ghouls
12,000 points
15,000 points
18,000 points
104
20
10,000 points, 42 plagued ghouls
10,000 points
15,000 points
20,500 points
105
20
6,000 points
6,000 points
10,000 points
13,000 points
106
25
17,000 points, 5 items
17,000 points
20,000 points
24,000 points
107
14
7,000 points
7,000 points
9,000 points
11,000 points
108
15
7,000 points, 35 plagued ghouls
7,000 points
12,000 points
15,000 points
109
15
7,000 points, 35 plagued ghouls
7,000 points
9,000 points
11,000 points
110
15
6,000 points, 4 items
6,000 points
8,000 points
10,000 points
111
10
4,000 points, 2 items
4,000 points
6,000 points
8,000 points
112
35
20,000 points
20,000 points
27,000 points
35,000 points
113
25
12,000 points, 35 plagued ghouls
12,000 points
18,000 points
24,000 points
114
10
5,000 points, 1 item
5,000 points
6,000 points
7,000 points
115
40
25,000 points
25,000 points
33,000 points
39,000 points
116
30
15,000 points, 50 plagued ghouls
15,000 points
22,000 points
27,000 points
117
60
35,000 points
35,000 points
45,500 points
55,000 points
118
30
20,000 points, 2 items
20,000 points
22,000 points
28,000 points
119
35
25,000 points, 50 plagued ghouls
25,000 points
30,000 points
32,000 points
120
45
30,000 points, 2 items
30,000 points
35,000 points
37,000 points
TIPS
Always check to see if you can create a special tile before swapping any ghouls.
Swapping special tiles will earn you the most points and get you closer to a three star achievement.
Try not to get items you are trying to deliver stuck along the sides as this makes it more difficult to make them reach the bottom.
If you are close to running out of moves, try creating as many special tiles as possible, and they will detonate at the end of a level, giving you more points.
If you’re looking to make some quick NP, repeat level 1 multiple times. You can earn up to 50k NP a day
If you have already passed a level and are trying to get all three stars, don’t worry about delivering items or eliminating plagued ghouls if they’re being troublesome; focus on achieving a higher score as you’ll still be awarded the stars regardless of reaching the requirement.
Neopets: Island Builders is Neopets’s fourth mobile neopets app game. It is a 3D Construction Simulation game and your job is to rebuild the destroyed island civilization of Dacardia. The game is currently in open beta for Android and closed beta for iOS. For information on how to download and play the game, I would read over Jellyneo’s on-going article:
Is downloading Neopets: Island Builders worth it? As of it’s launch, you cannot earn NP nor obtain any tradable items on-site, so not really unless you want the three No-Trade items.
Do I expand my island towards the giant jungle waterfall first or the purple space mountain? It is recommended that you expand your island towards the Mystic Jungle first over the Crystal Plateau. This is because the Mystic Jungle Route has the following:
– An increased amount of Core Buildings for faster Town Leveling. – Quests and Gathering items are more quickly obtainable. – An increased pet amount. – The Crystal Plateau items are generally more difficult to come by. – Jungle Route has Active Quest sequence that also unlocks an amenity building sooner.
Are pet elements and ideals randomized? Is there any way I can get a specific pet element/ideal combination? Yes, pet elements and ideals randomized, and no, there is currently no way how to get a specific pet element/ideal combination.
What’s the most efficient way to gather Power Neggs? Here is a quick list of ways you can efficiently gather Power Neggs:
– Turn in items that can gathered quickly en masse such as Rocks, Pirate Daggers, Magnets, and Echo to the Power Plant. – Complete Quests (namely Pet Quests)
What’s the most efficient way to gather Building Materials? Here is a quick list of way you can efficiently gather Building Materials:
– Turn in items that can gathered quickly en masse such as Bamboo, Straw, Rocks, and Spyder Webs to the Molten Mixer. – Complete Quests (namely Pet Quests)
What’s the most efficient way to increase my Town Level? The most efficent way how to increase your Town Level is by leveling up your Core Buildings. The higher the level of the core building, the more exp gained, so instead of raising 3 different buildings all to level 4, focus on getting one up to max level.
You can also increase your Town experience by placing decorations on your island (the larger and/or more recipe complex the decorations are, the more EXP you earn), but in addition, do note that removing decorations from your island decreases your Town experience. Also, completing the Active Quests from the storyline awards Town experience.
What’s the giant egg in the Crystal Plateu for? The giant egg in the Crystal Plateu is just an immovable decoration.
Why isn’t the Trading Post working? The Trading Post is broken on Android and has been temporarily disabled for iOS. When functional, the Trading Post would be a way for players to trade their items for other items within the game. Players were encouraged to use the Trading Post when they needed items from their opposing expansion route (Mystic Jungle/Crystal Plateau).
Does upgrading my Core Buildings do anything? Upgrading your Core Buildings can give you Town Level experience, but aside from that, it just sits there and look pretty.
Why do I keep getting these constant tutorial/error messages? The error messages are most occurring when you’re crafting/gathering items too quickly, but you shouldn’t be in any trouble for that. You’ll have a certain amount of items taken away and returned, but you can still create/gather said items afterward. This also appears when you’re putting ingredients in the Molten Mixer too quickly. You would want to click one item and do a full slow one-count before clicking anything again. The constant tutorial pop-ups is a known problem, and it is presumed to be worked on.
Is the Premium Emporium/Crystal Negg Store worth investing money in? Personally, I would say no, since the game is not exactly functional for In-Game Purchases just yet. It is a personal and financial choice if you do wish to purchase an extra pet (Kacheek, but only available for a limited time at the beginning of your playthrough) and additional decorative items. You can steadily obtain Crystal Neggs from the Wheel of Offers and Level 3 Daily Goals.
How do I raise happiness? You can raise your pet’s and overall island happiness by doing any of the following:
– Eating Omelettes – Visiting an Amenity Building – Painting your Neopet (not recommended) – Customizing your Neopet (not recommended)
Also if your pet levels up it’s Affinity then happiness and hunger restored to 100%.
NOTE: Paint Brushes and wearables are Single Use. Blank Paint Brush, Blank Roller, Basic Hat are not craftable and at the time only obtainable through the Wheel of Offers for iOS. For Android, Blank Paint Brush, Blank Roller, Basic Hat can be obtained in the Premium Emporium.
How do I craft X item in Island Builders? I would check out Jellyneo’s guide for a crowdsourced compiled list of items that can be crafted in the game.
In the crafting buildings, you can mix and match new craftable items through the Discovery Item section with the except for the Omelette Slab and Workshop. For the Workshop, the equipment cannot be unlocked early, and you can only obtain them through Active Quests. For the Omelette Slab, you will have to match ingredients every time you want to create/discover a specific omelette. For all failed attempts at the Omelette Slab, items will not be returned and your creation will always result in a Dubious Omelette.
Neopets Island Builder Avatar
An avatar for Neopets: Island Builders has been discovered, but the avatar is not currently active, but will most likely be made available in the future.
You might think that petpets are simply sidekicks but you’d be wrong (some might say you are in Grave Danger)! Petpets can go on adventures of their own, and even wear equipment and collect prizes, just like your Neopets. Through Grave Danger in Neovia, you can send a petpet on a mission to bring you back untold fortune!
How to Play Neopets Grave Danger
If it is not obvious already, it is essential that you have a petpet to play Grave Danger, which means one pet on your main account needs to have a petpet attached and named.
Meet Dirigibles. He’s going into the Catacombs.
It’s important that you’re careful about which petpet you choose to go on an adventure. When you do this, the pet of which this petpet is attached cannot be pounded, the petpet cannot be removed, and the petpet cannot be zapped.
Equipping your Neopet on Grave Danger
This is the point in which you can decide if you’d like to equip your petpet before sending it into the Catacombs. You can equip your petpet with items from the NC Mall that can only be used one time. After that, they disappear! There is only one piece of equipment currently available:
You don’t need to do anything to the equipment to use it. Simply click “Equipment” under your chosen petpet’s image and you will be prompted to chose something. You cannot stack equipment.
Using NC Mall equipment means your petpet will bring back an additional prize, specific and exclusive NC prize. You can read more about that below, in the Prizes section.
Starting your Journey in Grave Danger Neopets
Once you’ve chosen a petpet and equipped them (if you’d like to), then you will be prompted to verify your decision:
After you’ve done this, the image of your petpet on your pet’s lookup will change to this:
Next, you wait. You wait and wait and wait. In fact, you can wait anywhere from 3 to 10 hours for your petpet to return with a prize. During this time, you will be provided regular status updates on your petpet should you chose to check up on them:
Possible statuses:
Ate a Grumblebug.
Batted around an old ring with a triangular symbol.
Begging for scraps at the table of a cultist tea party.
Being cuddled by an evil cultist.
Being taught how to glorp by a Gelatinous Non-Cube.
Chased a Skidget past a sewer, a dragon, and a mob of Meepits. Survived.
Chasing its tail on Level 92.
Chewing a cultist’s robes.
Chewing a slime-covered shoe left by some unfortunate adventurer.
Clambering across the keys of an organ as curses fly in all directions.
Cowered in fear as a skeleton shot arrows at it.
Danced in a circle with Ghost Meepits.
Dancing to some sweet jazz music with a friendly cultist.
Dug up some bones and played with them for a bit.
Exploring an empty corridor.
Followed its nose to the scent of cinnamon rolls.
Fought a cult dedicated to the destruction of Neopia… then made friends and went out for cupcakes.
Found an old shoe! Grrr… Rawr!
Found a peanut.
Found a treasure room! Wandered away without taking anything.
Got covered in slime… Ew. That’s going to take a good scrubbing.
Got eaten by a Gelatinous Non-Cube… and was spit back out.
Got stepped on at a cultist dance party.
Had a sneezing competition with a dragon.
Had a staring contest with its doppleganger.
Invited to be mascot of a cult. Declined the offer.
Located some bacon. Mmm, catacombs bacon.
Made friends with a pile of Spyders and played Chase the Vernax.
Making friends with a giant Globilol.
Nearly got eaten by a Gelatinous Non-Cube.
Observing a banjo duel with some interest.
Played tag with a Psimouse.
Ran away from a hungry zombie.
Rolled in a heap of discarded dung cream sandwiches.
Rooted through a pile of old cultist robes.
Running away from a fire-breathing dragon!
Sitting around on Level 83.
Stepped in glowing ghostly residue.
Tried on some mummy bandages.
Walking backward with a pair of mummies.
Grave Danger Prizes
Now onto the best part! You can check back to the Grave Danger homepage when the time of your petpet’s adventure has expired. There, it will have your prize:
Not exactly what I wanted but… okay. Thanks, Dirigibles!
There are three types of prizes you can win from Grave Danger: exclusive Grave Danger prizes, general prizes, and exclusive NC Grave Danger Prizes:
1. What is Grave Danger in Neopets?
Grave Danger is a daily activity where you send your Petpet into the Catacombs beneath Neovia to retrieve prizes. It’s based on the Spooky Food Eating Contest storyline.
2. How do I participate in Grave Danger?
To play, you must attach a Petpet to one of your Neopets. Select the Petpet and send it into the Catacombs from the Grave Danger page.
3. Do I need Neocash to play Grave Danger?
No, Neocash is not required. However, you can use NC Mall equipment for additional exclusive prizes.
4. How long does it take for the Petpet to return?
The Petpet will return within 4 to 10 hours. Status updates appear every 10 minutes.
5. Can my Petpet disappear or get lost in Grave Danger?
No, your Petpet is always safe and will return after the adventure is complete.
6. Can I send more than one Petpet at a time?
No, you can only send one Petpet at a time into the Catacombs.
7. What happens if I remove the Petpet or transfer its Neopet during the adventure?
A broken image may appear on the Grave Danger page, but you will still be able to collect your prize once the timer ends.
8. How do I check the remaining adventure time?
The timer is displayed on the Grave Danger page but may glitch if your computer’s clock settings are altered.
9. Can I participate on side accounts?
No, because Grave Danger awards Neopoint items, it is not allowed on side accounts.
10. Is there any risk of the Turmaculus eating my Petpet during the adventure?
If the Turmaculus eats your Petpet, its image will disappear, but the adventure will proceed as normal.
Prize Questions
11. What kind of prizes can I win in Grave Danger?
Prizes include exclusive Grave Danger items, such as stamps, plushies, and wearable items, as well as regular Neopoint items.
12. How are prizes awarded?
Once your Petpet returns, the prize is automatically placed in your inventory when you visit the Grave Danger page.
13. Can I win the same prize more than once?
Yes, prize selection is randomized, and it is possible to receive duplicates.
14. What are Grave Danger-exclusive prizes?
Exclusive prizes include items like the Grave Danger Stamp, Evil Cultist Plushie, and Dancing with Ghost Meepits book.
15. Can I preview my prize before accepting it?
Yes, you can view the prize before accepting it. If you do not want it, simply click “Adventure again!” to reset the page.
NC Mall Equipment Questions
16. What is the purpose of NC Mall equipment in Grave Danger?
NC Mall equipment allows your Petpet to bring back exclusive NC prizes in addition to a regular prize.
17. Do I need to activate NC Mall equipment?
No activation is needed. Equip the item when sending your Petpet into the Catacombs.
18. Can I reuse NC Mall equipment?
No, NC Mall equipment is single-use only and must be repurchased for additional adventures.
19. What are examples of NC Mall equipment?
Examples include the Ghostly Wand of Spades, Illuminant Head Lantern, and Adventurer’s Sword and Shield.
20. Are retired NC Mall items still usable?
Yes, retired items like the Illuminant Head Lantern can still be used if you have them in your inventory.
Status Update Questions
21. What are status updates in Grave Danger?
Status updates are short descriptions of what your Petpet is doing in the Catacombs, displayed every 10 minutes.
22. Can status updates predict the prize?
No, the status updates are for entertainment and do not indicate what prize you will receive.
23. What are some example status updates?
Examples include “Dancing with Ghost Meepits” and “Exploring an empty corridor.”
24. Do status updates affect gameplay or outcomes?
No, they are purely narrative and have no impact on the prizes or results.
Strategy and Miscellaneous Questions
25. Can equipping specific NC Mall items increase my chances of winning rare prizes?
No, the NC Mall items only guarantee an additional exclusive NC prize; they do not influence regular prize rarity.
26. What should I do if the timer glitches?
Ignore the displayed time and check back between 4 and 10 hours after starting the adventure.
27. How often can I play Grave Danger?
You can send your Petpet on an adventure again immediately after collecting your prize.
28. Can I retrieve my Petpet early?
No, you must wait for the full duration of the adventure before collecting your prize.
29. Do I lose any prizes if I don’t check back immediately after the timer ends?
No, your prize will remain available until you claim it.
30. What makes Grave Danger unique compared to other dailies?
Grave Danger offers rich storytelling through its status updates, randomized prizes, and the ability to use NC Mall items for exclusive rewards.
Closing Notes
Since you can win items and neopoints from this event, you cannot play Grave Danger on side accounts. To learn more about what you can and cannot do on side accounts, check out our Side Accounts Guide.
The Neopets Rainbow Pool is located in Neopia central where you will have to bring your Neopet and a paint brush. The Neopets Rainbow Pool will give you the opportunity to paint your Neopet to change its color to the one of your choice, if you have what it takes. When you visit the pool, you’ll be greeted with the message – “Come to the Rainbow Pool and change your Neopet’s colour. To change colour, you will need a magic paintbrush. These are magical items that are given to you in the game at random. They are very, very rare however.”
Where to find the Neopets Rainbow Pool?
The Neopets Rainbow Pool is located in Neopia Central, one of the most accessible and bustling areas in the Neopets world. To visit the Rainbow Pool, simply navigate to the Neopia Central map and click on the icon featuring a colorful pool surrounded by paint brushes. This iconic landmark is hard to miss and serves as a hub for customizing your Neopet’s appearance. You can also access it directly via the “Rainbow Pool” link under the “Explore” menu on the site’s main navigation bar.
At first, you will have to get a paint brush and you will have to get there. It can be one of your choice, that is usable.
To receive Paint Brushes, you will have to purchase them, to participate in contests to receive them as prizes, they can be obtained from random events, etc. Some of them are also in the Hidden Tower like the Baby Paint Brush, the Darigan Paint Brush, the Maractite Paint Brush, and the Royal Paint Brush. If you have enough Neopoints, depending on the Paint Brush you’re looking for, you can go to the trading post from where you can trade or to purchase one for yourself. There are some on the Shop Wizard for the lower end ones, and lastly you can snipe them in the auction house, however many people will be trying to do so, which means that you will require some good sniping skills.
After that, go to the Rainbow Pool and make sure that your Paint Brush is actually in your inventory, from where you will want to click on the pool that is located on the bottom. You will then have to select the Paint Brush that you will want to use.
There will be all of your Neopets on the bottom of the screen and the Paint Brush will be on the top of them. You will see a drop down menu with anarrow on it, click on that arrow for the Neopets you would like to paint and select the Paint Brush. For example if you have a Blue Kacheek that is name BOB, then go find BOB on the bottom of the screen and click on the arrow to look at the drop down menu. From there, if you wanted to paint him Darigan and you have a Darigan Paint Brush in your inventory, you will be able to select Darigan (that will be the color you will want to paint him with), then proceed to submit. You will then see that your Neopets color has changed, and you will be able to enjoy.
Neopets Petpet Puddle
The Rainbow Pool is also home to the Petpet Puddle, where you can paint your petpets with a petpet paint brush. The link to visit the Petpet Puddle is here.
Similar to the Rainbow Pool, you must have the petpet paint brush in your inventory in order to paint your petpet. Your petpet must also be attached to one of your pets.
When you visit the puddle, you’ll be greeted with a message that states “Right next to the Rainbow Pool is a small puddle… where Neopets bring their Petpets to get painted! To paint a Petpet, you need a) a Petpet, and b) the Petpet paint brush. Understood? Good! 🙂 “.
Neopets Rainbow Pool Colors
Each color comes with its own special look, often tailored to the personality and style of that Neopet species. Whether you’re aiming for the elegant sophistication of a Royal Neopet or the playful charm of a Christmas design, the Rainbow Pool brings your creative vision to life. Some colors, like Pirate or Usuki, even include special accessories, adding an extra layer of customization to your Neopet.
While the Rainbow Pool boasts an impressive selection of Neopets colors, not all are immediately accessible. Certain colors require specific items beyond paint brushes, such as morphing potions, magical plushies, or special lab ray transformations. Additionally, exclusive colors like Chocolate or Stealthy are prized for their rarity and aesthetic appeal. For collectors and customization enthusiasts, the Rainbow Pool serves as a canvas where the possibilities are as endless as your imagination. Whether you’re updating your Neopet’s look for a gallery showcase or creating a standout pet for your account, the Rainbow Pool remains an essential stop for every Neopian.
The Neopets Rainbow Pool is a cornerstone of creativity and individuality in Neopia, allowing players to bring their customization dreams to life. Whether you’re painting your Neopet a classic color like red or blue or opting for something rare and extravagant like plushie or faerie, the Rainbow Pool is where the magic happens. With its vibrant aesthetic and straightforward mechanics, it continues to be a beloved feature for collectors and casual players alike.
From its convenient location in Neopia Central to the excitement of using a paint brush, the Rainbow Pool offers endless possibilities for expressing your unique style. It’s not just about colors—it’s about transforming your Neopets into something that represents your vision. Whether you’re saving up for that elusive paint brush or simply browsing the gallery of available colors, the Rainbow Pool is an experience every Neopian should enjoy. Let it be your gateway to making your Neopets truly one-of-a-kind!