Welcome to the Forgotten Shore, an exciting treasure hunting adventure located on Krawk Island in Neopets! If you’re looking for a chance to dig for buried treasures and earn some Neopoints, this is the place for you. With the right map pieces, a little luck, and your adventurous spirit, you can uncover a wealth of rewards.

Accessing the Forgotten Shore

To participate in the Forgotten Shore treasure hunt, you must first assemble the nine map pieces required to access it. Here’s how to get started:

1. Collect the Map Pieces: The Forgotten Shore is only accessible through nine distinct map pieces. You can acquire these pieces through various means, including exploring Neopia and participating in games.
2. Assemble the Map: Once you have all nine pieces, navigate to the treasure section on Krawk Island to assemble the map. This will unlock the Forgotten Shore for you to explore.
3. Navigate to the Shore: After assembling the map, you can access the Forgotten Shore by clicking on it in the top left corner of the Krawk Island map.

Treasure Hunting Mechanics

Once you’ve reached the Forgotten Shore, you’re ready to begin your treasure hunt!

• Daily Limit: You can only hunt for treasure once per day, so make each attempt count!
• Finding Treasure: When you search the shore, you have a 50% chance of uncovering buried treasure or gaining Neopoints (NP). If you find treasure, clicking anywhere on the map will add it to your inventory, and you will see a picture of it displayed at the bottom of your screen.
• Possible NP Rewards: You can earn 2,000, 5,000, or 10,000 NP from your treasure hunt, depending on your luck.

The Experience: What to Expect

When you visit the Forgotten Shore, keep in mind that not every visit will yield treasures. Occasionally, you might encounter messages indicating that “there is nothing to be found today,” which means you struck out on that attempt. However, with persistence, you will eventually discover treasure!

Possible Prizes

The Forgotten Shore offers a diverse array of prizes for players to discover. Here’s a comprehensive list of reported items you might find, organized alphabetically:

• Adopt A Grundo Coin
• Amulet of Darkness
• Amulet of Fire
• Amulet of Reflection
• Ancient Peophin Maractite Coin
• Bangles of the Deep
• Circlet of the Deep
• Claw Necklace
• Cosmic Cheese Stars Coin
• Discovered Treasure Chest
• Dual Tone Maractite Coin
• Earrings of the Deep
• Enchanted Maraquan Necklace
• Fifty Dubloon Coin
• Five Dubloon Coin
• Flower Circlet
• Flower Necklace
• Forgotten Shore Background
• Forgotten Shore Map Piece (#)
• Golden Laurel Circlet
• Gormball Coin
• Gormball Necklace
• Grobleen Salad Coin
• Grundo Veggieballs Coin
• Grundo Warehouse Coin
• H4000 Helmet Coin
• Hairpin of the Deep
• Half Maractite Coin
• Inflatable Bouncy Pirate Ship
• Laval Stone Necklace
• Magical Pirate Krawk Plushie
• Maraquan Kau Maractite Coin
• MegaTon Bracelet
• Necklace of the Deep
• One Dubloon Coin
• Pawkeet Pinata
• Pirate Aisha Morphing Potion
• Pirate Aisha Plushie
• Pirate Draik Egg
• Pirate Draik Morphing Potion
• Pirate Krawk Morphing Potion
• Pirate Ogrin Plushie
• Pirate Techo Morphing Potion
• Pirate Tony Plushie
• Pygyui Nesting Dolls
• Rocky Ocean Background
• Round Maractite Coin
• Seaweed Design Maractite Coin
• Squared Maractite Coin
• Tiara of the Deep
• Toy Pirate Sword
• Tuskaninny Treasure
• Twenty Dubloon Coin
• Two Dubloon Coin

Neopets Forgotten Shore Cheats

While treasure hunting at the Forgotten Shore is primarily about luck, there are some things you should keep in mind:

• Daily Attempt: Remember, you can only hunt for treasure once per day. Try to visit regularly to maximize your chances of finding treasures.
• Avatar Goal: Many players are also in pursuit of the treasure hunt avatar. There’s no specific method to increase your luck, so try each day, and eventually, you’ll uncover it.

Conclusion

The Forgotten Shore offers Neopets players an engaging treasure hunting experience filled with excitement and the potential for valuable rewards. With a mix of luck, daily visits, and a bit of strategy in assembling your map pieces, you can uncover many treasures that the shore has to offer. So grab your shovel, set your sights on Krawk Island, and embark on your quest for treasure!

Gameplay

The imagine shown before is the entrance of the Faerie Caverns. From there, you will be asked to choose your path. If you decide that you’re going to pay 400 NP, you will be able to proceed to the tunnel. After that, you will be asked if you want to go to the left direction or to the right direction. Note that the luck that you find your way is equal for both sides.

Then, if you picked the right direction, you will find another level of the tunnel where you will also have to pick the left side, or the right side.

After that, if you were very lucky and managed to guess correctly both times, a last tunnel will be shown to you and you will have to choose a direction, again. Be very careful though, you’re almost there!

If a message says “You gasp as you enter a room lit with candles. You’ve found the treasure!” then Congratulations, you’ve made it! From there, you will be able to grab your hardly found treasure. The prize is usually between 400 and 2,500 NP. On rare occasions, you will be able to receive 5, 10 or even 25 thousands NP.

If you’re lucky, you may also be able to receive one of the following prizes:

Beautiful Glowing Wings
Faerie Caverns Background
Faerie Caverns Stamp
Faerie Paint Brush
Patamoose

If you fail, however, you will receive one of the following messages:

• “Curses! The path has lead to a dead end. Perhaps you should try your luck again tomorrow.”
• “You enter a small chamber and gasp at the beautiful stalagmites… or are they stalactites? You can’t seem to recall. You spend so much time trying to remember that you barely have time to escape the cave before your torch burns out.”
• “You raise your torch to examine this room, causing the shadows of the vines to move. Your skin prickles as you attempt to convince your imagination that this room isn’t crawling with Wadjets. It’s just the shadow of the vines. It’s just– you lose your nerve and bolt out of the caverns.”
• “You round a corner and hear a strange noise. It sounds like something large is moving in the darkness in front of you. Perhaps you should retreat… quickly.”
• “You stumble in the darkness and trip over a rock, stubbing your toe. You jump up and down on one foot, muttering your grievances at the cave before retreating for the day.”
• “You stumble into some water, soaking your clothes. The cold of the cave chills you to the bone. It’s probably best to escape and dry off, and try again tomorrow.”Neopets Faerie Caverns Cheats

Battleground of the Obelisk – Cartogriphication Boon

You are currently able to receive the Cartogriphication Boon from the Obelisk War, which will guide your Neopet through the right path of the Faerie Caverns. You can earn it for a limited time when your team wins the war.

Neopets Aboard the Coincidence is a daily available game where a scientist will need your help for the Portal Activation event. Neopets Aboard the Coincidence is where you will have to purchase items that the scientist will ask you for.

Basic Information

When you decide to play, the scientist will ask you for a total of three items. These items will change depending on the inflation. You can always find them priced cheap enough on the Shop Wizard. If you do not want to purchase them, alternatively, you can get them from dailies, from the Key Quest game, from the Battledome or from random events.

You can always cancel a quest if you find that it is overpriced or just too expensive in the shop wizard. To do that, simply press the “No Thanks!” button then proceed to click on the “Yes, I will try again later”. After that, you will have to wait until the next day, more precisely, until midnight NST to be able to start another quest. If, however, you receive the “quest” before the Neopian day, you will be able to decline a quest two times during that specific day.

Prizes

When you successfully bring the items to the scientist, he will give you the chance to use his Random Event machine that will generate, obviously, random events. They are not the same as the Random Events that happen randomly, though. These are different ones.

Random Events:

Here you will get to know the random events you should be waiting for. A short description of their effect will also be described.

1. You are pretty sure nothing happened. Actually, wait, it looks like there is something new floating above your head. Wowee, it’s a (Name of the Avatar) avatar! Why not admire it for a moment at your Neoboards – Preferences page? This first event will give you a random avatar that is not already in your collection, however, but since it has caused many rage TNT has decided to remove it for now.
2. An electric current seems to fill the room. When everything has settled, you see that there is something different about (Your active Neopet). It looks like their (Stat name) have gone up by a strong electric current fills the room, crackling with powerful energy. When everything has settled, you see that there is something quite different about (Your Active Neopet). It looks like their (Stat Name) have gone up by #! Wow! This random event will give you a total of 10 point boost to your active Neopets, meaning HP, Intelligence, Level, Strength, Defence or Agility.
3. An electric current starts to fill the room, but quickly leads to smoke. When everything has settled, you see that there is something different about (Your Active Neopet). Oh, no… It looks like their (Stat Name) has gone down by #! You will lose 3 points on your active Neopet. The points can be taken from its HP, Intelligence, Level, Strength, Defence or Agility.
4. You wait for something to happen. Before long you hear a strange fluttering sound. Lottery tickets fall down from the sky! You manage to snatch up five before the rest vanish into nothingness. You will receive a total of five lottery tickets.
5. A sudden flash of light temporarily blinds you. Once your vision clears, you realize that your (One of your Items Name) is now just dust in the wind! You kick yourself for bringing that onto a spaceship to begin with  !One of your items will be removed from your inventory. If the machine removes one of your three quest items, you will be able to use the machine again as it will not count as if you’ve already used it for that specific day.
6.  The ray fizzles for a moment before you hear a strange pop. Your pockets feel lighter. Well, looks like you lost # NP! A maximum number of 800 Neopets will be taken from your on-hand NP. The number is random.
7. Neopoints are falling from the sky! You flail around wildly in an attempt to catch them all. It looks like you were able to haul in X NP! Hooray! A maximum number of 25,000 NP will be awarded to you. The number is random.
8. Nothing seems to happen. Oh wait, check the floor! You might want to catch that (Item Name) before it crawls away. This random event will give you one item. The possible list of prizes is mostly based on petpetpets. It has been reported that 2 non-petpetpets items were also rewarded from that event. Prizes in alphabetical order:
   Blechy
   Breebly
   Bumbluz
   Cooty
   Ditrey
   Dragonfly Nymph
   Draphly
   Flankin
   Fleaf
   Glack
   Greevix
   Grumblebug
   Itchi
   Jermite
   Jiggybug
   Lady Blurg
   Larnikin
   Lightmite
   Moach
   Moffit
   Mootix
   Moquot
   Mozito
   Pinchit
   Rainblug
   Scoach
   Scriblet
   Skidget
   Skritch
   Skuffler
   Snailien
   Springabee
   Squippit
   Veespa
   Vernax
   Wormoeba
   Zytch
   Aisha Cinnamon Roll
   Darigan Grarrl Morphing Potion
9. First you see a bright flash of light. Then you see metal pieces being pulled in as if by a magnet. Slowly the pieces assemble themselves into a (Item Name). Technology is neat! This random event will give you a robot petpet, which are shown below:
   Beepallite
   Buzzler
   C430 Autobot
   Chomper
   Cuttlebot
   Cybit
   Diddler
   Fleurbik
   Flipperbot
   Griefer
   Millipod
   Navibot
   Neotrak
   Pinceron
   Quadrone
   Roaderie 1000
   Robocrush
   Rollatron
   Rotawheel
   Rotoblur 4000
   Scout Unit
   Screwtop
   Shocket
   Skootle Bug
   Stopngo 400
   Vacumatic 9000
   Wheelie
   Wheelie Bot
   Zoomik
10. An invisible hand throws what looks like a weapon at you. You duck quickly to avoid it. Oh actually, it looks like it was just a (Item Name)! You pick it up. This event will give you a random TCG card from the list below:
    Attack of the Slorgs (TCG)
    Biting Book (TCG)
    Blue Lenny (TCG)
    Blue Negg (TCG)
    Blue Paint Brush (TCG)
    Brown Aisha (TCG)
    Bruce Skater (TCG)
    Buzz Bully (TCG)
    Chokato (TCG)
    Clasp of Darkness (TCG)
    Detransmogrifier (TCG)
    Doglefox (TCG)
    Eyrie Breastplate (TCG)
    Faerie Koi (TCG)
    Fauna (TCG)
    Florg (TCG)
    Flotsam Hunter (TCG)
    Grarrl Brute (TCG)
    Jetsam Shark (TCG)
    Juppies (TCG)
    Kacheek Shepherd (TCG)
    Kookith (TCG)
    Kyrii Explorer (TCG)
    Malkus Vile (TCG)
    Mashed Eye Potato (TCG)
    Megan (TCG)
    Morguss (TCG)
    Onions (TCG)
    Orange Draik (TCG)
    Red Kyrii (TCG)
    Red Poogle (TCG)
    Reginald (TCG)
    Ring of the Deep (TCG)
    Ring of the Summoner (TCG)
    Scaby (TCG)
    Sludging Ray (TCG)
    Slumberberry Potion (TCG)
    Solarin (TCG)
    Tchea Fruit (TCG)
    The Dreamer (TCG)
    The Golden Shoyru (TCG)
    Thin Ice (TCG)
    Tors Gamble (TCG)
    Usul-in-Waiting (TCG)
    Virtublaster 3000 (TCG)
    Wocky Crusader (TCG)
    Wooden Blocking Shield (TCG)
    Yellow Grass Skirt (TCG)

There is also a list of random events that will not do anything to you, which means they are useless. You can refer to this list if you’re not sure about the event you just got.

1. A Grundo appears and invites you to join Dr Sloth’s Invasion Army… but he cancels the invitation when you spell your name. Your reputation precedes you.
2. A blue Shoyru zooms up and whizzes past your head. Then she stops in midair and looks confused. ‘This isn’t Meridell! Where are we?’
3. The temperature drops suddenly. Maybe the Snowager sneezed, or life support briefly malfunctioned.
4. A fog cloud swirls past you. Was that Corbin and Kell inside? They appear to be having a tea party with a monster.
5. You hear the Turmaculus roaring over the ship’s comm system. Scintilly trembles in fear.
6. A crew of Alien Aishas docks with the ship, comes aboard, snaps photos of everything they see, then leaves for their next tourist stop.
7. Something floats past the windows. Running to look outside, you see a small, pretty amulet in the blackness of space.
8. You find yourself holding something invisible and unpleasantly damp. You let go, and it hits the floor with a squelch. You are never able to locate it again.
9. A parade of dozens of Lutaris marches through the spaceship. They get to the end of their song, then look around, confused. ‘Eh, how do we get to Shenkuu?’ one asks you.
10. A portal opens, and through the multi-coloured swirls, you can see a plain wooden box. Before you can grab it, the portal closes.
11. Plans for The Coincidence, dated to the early days of Moltara, float past your eyes before Dr Landelbrot hastily grabs them and tucks them in a desk drawer.
12. Out the window, you see a giant Whalein floating in space. It blows bubbles at you.
13. A portal appears in midair, and you see Hanso and Brynn arguing. Behind them, an artefact glows brightly and then explodes, raining hot dogs everywhere.
14. The Ghost Lupe appears, looks around, and growls, ‘This is not Mystery Island!
15. Nothing happens. Nothing at all. You think. You check the bottom of your shoes for squashed butterflies, but find nothing.

Every time you will complete a quest, you will be only able to take another one the day after, which means after midnight NST.

The Shenkuu Lunar Temple is a daily game that involves tracking the movement of Kreludor and calculating the phase of the moon based on the star chart given in the puzzle. You can play this puzzle once a day by selecting one of the moon phases at the bottom of the page. Keep in mind, once you select a phase, the puzzle auto-submits so don’t click a phase until you are ready. To get to the Shenkuu Lunar Puzzle, click here.

Shenkuu Lunar Temple Cheats

Finding the angle measurement of the moon involves looking through the source code of the page. There are two ways to open the source code. Either click a blank area of the page and press “Ctrl + U” on your keyboard or right click on a blank area of the page and select the “View page source” option. The next step is to search for “&angleKreludor”. Use “Ctrl + F” open the search bar on the source code page and search until you find the line of code that looks like this: angleNeopia=38&angleKreludor=30&viewID=2. The number you want to take note of is immediately after “Kreludor” so in this case the number would be 30.

From here, the rest is easy. Using your number from the first step, you’ll need to use the chart below to help decipher which phase is the answer to your puzzle. In the table, the Kreludor Angle is the number from step one, so let’s say 30 and Moon Phase indicates the number attached to the moon phases below. In this case, with a Kreludor Angle of 30, the Moon phase would be 2.

Prizes

If you have correctly calculated the angle, then you will be given a main prize. If you did not calculate the correct angle, then you will be given a consolation prize. Some of the prizes are rare and exclusive to the daily, such as the Pygui, and others are common and can be found elsewhere, such as Moon and Stars Background.

Main Prizes

• Black Cherry Tea
• Blue Moon Petpet Bed
• Golden Moon Comb
• Green Tea Custard
• Lotus Leaves
• Lunar Astrolabe
• Lunar Cape
• Lunar Chart
• Lunar Temple Background
• Mint Rolls
• Moon and Star Stickies
• Moon and Stars Background
• Moon Crunch Cereal
• Moon Dust Scroll
• Moon Orb
• Moon Paving Stone
• Moondial
• Moonlit Esophagor Stamp
• Paper Star
• Phases of the Moon
• Pygui
• Snazzy Moon Comb

Consolation Prizes

• Bitten Green Apple
• Neo Crackers
• Orange Chicken
• Rainbow Dung
• Shenkuu Firecrackers
• Shenkuu Lunar Festival
• Commemorative Guide
• Shenkuu Postcard
• Shenkuu Sushi Roll Magnet
• Soggy Old Box
• Soothing Stones

Kacheek Seek is a fairly simple game to play. The goal is to find your active neopet among numerous hiding spots in various locations around Neopia. Using your mouse, you can hover over each location to find clickable links to places where your pet might be hiding. Unlike other games, you can play and win neopoints more than three times a day. You can play the game until your active pet gets bored of it. You can play Kacheek Seek by clicking here.

Kacheek Seek Cheats

There are four different difficulties to choose from in Kacheek Seek: Easy Peasy, Medium, Hard and Quite Hard. The levels vary in a few different ways including the amount of neopoints won, the amount of hiding spaces possible for your pet and the size of the hiding spaces. Here is a list of the difficulties and their variations.

• Easy Peasy – 5nps to 21 nps – 5 to 7 hiding spots per location
• Medium – 5nps to 25nps – 6 to 10 hiding spots per location
• Hard – 5nps to 25 nps – 8 to 12 hiding spots per location – Has some very small hiding spots
• Quite Hard – 5np to 30 nps – 9 to 15 hiding spots per location – Has some very small hiding spots

Avatar

The avatar “Must…Keep…Smiling” is randomly awarded after winning a game of Kacheek Seek against your pet. The easiest way to accomplish this avatar is to use your keyboard instead of your mouse to win many games quickly. Use ‘Tab’ to highlight a hiding spot, then use ‘Ctrl + Enter’ to open the hiding spot in a new tab and check for your pet. Repeat this to quickly find all the possible hiding spots and to win the avatar faster!