The Rubbish Dump is exactly what you’d expect it to be; a place for rubbish. But if you really want, you can click an item to take it with you. There is no guarantee when or if items will show up there so to find anything you will have to keep checking back. The Rubbish dump counts as one of the three locations that collectively allow 10 items to be obtained daily. Any combination of items taken from the Rubbish Dump, Money Tree, or Second-hand Shoppe will count towards your daily 10 item limit.

Rubbish Dump Link

http://www.neopets.com/medieval/rubbishdump.phtml

Rubbish Dump Cheats

In general, you will find junk at the Rubbish Dump. From time to time, certain rare items like codestones and paintbrushes do appear. While you can find all sorts of items hiding away in the rubbish, here is a list of 13 exclusive items that can only be found there. Old Paper and Apple Core are very rare and valuable.

• Old Croutons
• Meridell Gravy
• Squashed Tomato
• Strange Green Seeds
• Packet of Gravel
• Soggy old Box
• Zeenana Peel
• Dung Slushie
• Baby Haystack
• Broken Spoon
• UFFH
• Muddy Bone
• Compost Dung Right
• How its Dung
• Apple Core
• Old Paper

Last thing to note, if you happen to be checking the dump and see something donated by your username, don’t worry. The dump does not function like the Money Tree. While the tree requires a user to physically give an item for it to be considered a donation, the Rubbish Dump just donates an item of it’s own, under your name. You have not lost any items. Here is a list of other possible donors:

• A Passing Faerie
• Farmer Joe
• A Stablehand
• Rowdy Peasants
• Somebody Smelly
• The Dung Faerie
• Farmer Boggins
• Farmer Sid
• King Skarl
• Meridell Castle Cleaners
• A Passing Meerca

Pets feeling hungry? If you’re low on NPs, then the Soup Kitchen has you covered. The Soup Faerie who runs the kitchen will prepare a meal for your neopets if you possess less than 3,000 NPs. She’s not easily fooled and will also check your bank account, your shop till and your on-hand points. If those sums are more than 3,000 NPs, she will turn you away. If you do have less than 3,000 NPs, you will be allowed to click each of your neopets to individually feed them soup until their hunger status is bloated.

Soup Kitchen Link

http://www.neopets.com/soupkitchen.phtml

Soup Kitchen Cheats

If you really wanted, you can move all of your NPs to a side account and get free food for the Soup Faerie, but that is a bit of a hassle. Instead, just set up trades from your side account and offer on them from your main. You don’t actually have to accept the offers because the Soup Faerie does not check NPs that are tied up in trades. Here’s a list of the different types of soups your neopet can eat:

• Mulligatawny Soup
• Negg Soup
• Two in a Bowl Mushroom and Chokato
• Golden Juppie Soup
• Turnip Broth
• Minestrone
• Chicken and Vegetable
• Starberry Soup
• Asparagus and Chutney Soup
• Potato and Leek
• Invisible Soup
• Lamb Broth
• Cornupepper Soup

Soup Kitchen Avatar

This avatar is randomly gained when feeding your pets at the Soup Kitchen. Again, if you’re too rich, tie your NPs up in trades to a side account to quickly solve the issue. Feed your pets until the Soup Faerie awards you with this prize!

Welcome to the Tiki Tack Tombola, one of the most beloved games in Neopia! Located on the vibrant and tropical Krawk Island, this game, hosted by the Tiki Man, is a fantastic way to engage with the community while trying your luck at winning fabulous prizes. It’s a straightforward and fun game that appeals to Neopians of all ages, making it a staple of Neopian life.

What is the Tiki Tack Tombola?

The Tiki Tack Tombola is a free-to-play game that invites players to test their luck by selecting a ticket. Each ticket offers the potential for great prizes, making it an exciting stop for anyone exploring Krawk Island. With its simple mechanics and the thrill of anticipation, the Tombola is a fantastic way to earn prizes without spending a single Neopoint.

How to Play

Playing the Tiki Tack Tombola is incredibly easy. Here’s how you can join in on the fun:

1. Visit the Tiki Man’s Stand: Navigate to the Tiki Man’s stand on Krawk Island.
2. Click “Play Tombola!”: Press the button that invites you to play, and you will be given a ticket.
3. Check Your Ticket: Look at the last digit of your ticket number. If it ends in 0, 2, or 5, congratulations! You’ve won a main prize or Neopoints. If it ends in any other number, you might still receive a booby prize, which can be a less valuable item or a few Neopoints.

Tombola Prizes

The rewards for playing the Tombola vary, adding to the excitement of each game. Here’s a closer look at what you can win:

Main Prizes

If your ticket ends with a 0, 2, or 5, you are eligible for one of the following main prizes:

• Curly Green Sand
• Ornate Rainbow Sand
• The Shy Purple Ona

These exclusive items can only be won through the Tombola, making them sought after by collectors.

Other Prizes

For tickets that don’t match the winning criteria, players may still receive a booby prize, which can include:

• Various less expensive items from around Neopia
• A few Neopoints

Additionally, the Tombola may provide other prizes that are typically found throughout the site, including:

• Gross foods (Rarity 35 to 88)
• Basic codestones (all ten varieties)

Tombola Cheats and Tips

While the game is primarily luck-based, there are some strategies and tips that can enhance your Tombola experience:

• Timing Your Visits: The Tiki Man does have limited hours. He closes his stand during specific times daily:
  • 3 a.m. to 4 a.m. NST
  • 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. NST
  • 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. NST

  During these times, you will see a sign stating “Closed. Back in an hour or so.” Make sure to plan your visits accordingly to avoid disappointment.

• Donations and Prizes: As a free game, the Tombola relies on donations to maintain its prize pool. If the Tiki Man runs out of Neopoints or items to give away, he will set up a donation option and will stop distributing tickets until enough users contribute to replenish his supplies. If you prefer not to donate, you can simply come back later after other players have contributed.

Community and Fun

The Tiki Tack Tombola is more than just a game; it’s a community gathering point for Neopians. Players often share their wins, discuss strategies, and engage in lively conversations about their favorite prizes and experiences. This sense of camaraderie makes the Tombola a cherished part of Neopian culture.

Sharing Your Experiences

Don’t hesitate to share your own experiences playing the Tombola! Whether you scored a rare item or just enjoyed the thrill of the game, your stories can inspire others to join in the fun. Participate in Neopian forums or social media groups to connect with fellow players and exchange tips.

Conclusion

The Tiki Tack Tombola offers an exciting and straightforward way to engage with the Neopian community while trying your luck for fantastic prizes. Whether you’re aiming to snag exclusive items or simply enjoy the thrill of chance, the Tombola is a delightful addition to your Krawk Island adventures. So head over to the Tiki Man’s stand, click that “Play Tombola!” button, and see what treasures await you!

To make a wish, simply enter the name of the item you’d like to receive, offer a donation and cross your fingers. The Wishing Well allows you to make up to 14 wishes per day; seven wishes between 4:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. NST and seven more between 4:30 p.m. and 4:30 a.m NST. In order for any of those 14 wishes to count, the donation must be at least 21 NP. However, any amount exceeding 21 NP has not been shown to increase chances to win.

Wishing Well Link

http://www.neopets.com/wishing.phtml

How the Wishing Well Works

1. Go to the Wishing Well
   Visit the Wishing Well in the Neopian Marketplace.
2. Make Your Wish
   Type in the name of the item you’re wishing for, which could be anything from rare Battledome equipment to daily consumables.
3. Donate Neopoints
   You must donate at least 1 Neopoint, but many players believe that donating between 20 and 100 Neopoints per wish improves their chances.
4. Cross Your Fingers!
   There’s no guaranteed way to get your wish granted, but some players receive their wished-for items after days or weeks of wishing.

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Tips for Increasing Your Chances at the Wishing Well

While the Wishing Well outcomes are random, these strategies might improve your odds:

1. Wish Daily

Making a daily wish is key. Some players make multiple wishes throughout the day, ensuring a steady stream of entries.

2. Moderate Your Donations

The recommended donation amount is between 20 and 100 Neopoints. Though there’s no proof of a direct correlation, players report higher success within this range.

3. Be Specific with Item Names

The Wishing Well requires exact names, so double-check the spelling and capitalization. Some items may also have alternate versions (e.g., color variations), so be as precise as possible.

4. Wish for Less Popular Items

Wishing for rare or retired items might feel tempting, but wishing for moderately popular items (like specific foods, books, or toys) can increase your chance of winning since fewer users are vying for them.

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What Items Can You Win from the Wishing Well?

The Wishing Well allows you to wish for almost any item available in Neopia. Commonly wished-for items include:

Rare Battledome Equipment

Players often try their luck for valuable weapons or shields to enhance their Battledome performance.

Special Foods and Collectibles

Unique or high-rarity foods and collectibles are popular choices, especially those needed for collections or gallery displays.

Neopian-Specific Items

Certain Neopian-specific items like Plushies, Books, or Paintbrushes are frequently requested.

Avoid Wishing for Unreleased Items

Keep in mind that items that have never been released in Neopia cannot be obtained, no matter how much you donate. Stick to known items to avoid wasting a wish.

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Common Myths and Misconceptions About the Wishing Well

Many players have theories about what improves their chances, but not all of them hold up. Here’s a look at the most common myths:

Myth 1: Higher Donations Always Lead to Success

It’s widely believed that larger donations increase your chances, but there’s no clear evidence. Moderate donations of 20 to 100 Neopoints work as well as higher amounts.

Myth 2: Time of Day Matters

Some players think that wishing at specific times boosts their odds. However, the Wishing Well grants wishes randomly each day, so timing is unlikely to impact results.

Myth 3: Rare Items Always Require Higher Donations

Although rarer items are harder to come by, there’s no rule that they require larger donations. Some players have won rare items with minimum donations.

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Strategies for Maximizing Your Wishing Well Success

Here are a few additional strategies for making the most of your Wishing Well visits:

Strategy 1: Rotate Your Wishes

Wishing for different items on different days increases the variety of potential rewards. This approach helps you maintain interest and increases your odds across different item categories.

Strategy 2: Set a Neopoint Budget

It’s easy to get carried away donating Neopoints to the Wishing Well. Decide on a daily or weekly donation limit so you can keep up your habit without depleting your funds.

Strategy 3: Join Neopian Communities for Tips

Many Neopian players share their Wishing Well successes and tips in forums. By joining these communities, you can learn from other players and improve your strategy.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Wishing Well

How often can I make a wish?
You can make multiple wishes daily, though each wish costs Neopoints.

Does donating more Neopoints guarantee better items?
No. While players often recommend moderate donations, the results are random.

Are all Neopian items available at the Wishing Well?
You can wish for any item available in the Neopian economy, but you can’t wish for unreleased or exclusive items that aren’t available for players.

Do other players affect my Wishing Well chances?
The Wishing Well operates independently for each player, so other players’ wishes won’t affect your chances.

Can I wish for Neopoints?
No, the Wishing Well only grants item-based wishes.

Wishing Well Cheats

Hey, using magic to grant wishes every day is tiresome, and that’s why the Wishing Well has a few notable quirks that are important to mention. To start, it sleeps most of the day. Eighteen hours of the day, to be exact. The well is only awake at two specific times per day, at 6:00 a.m and 6:00 p.m. NST, so these are the two times that wishes are granted daily.

Second, be specific when naming your wish. The Wishing Well hears a lot of wishes every day so if your request isn’t exact – for example accidentally entering Bart Plushie instead of Apple Bobbing Bart Plushie –  the well will get confused and you might end up with a different Bart Plushie than you wanted!

Lately, powerful as it is, the well can still only do so much. Items above certain rarities cannot be granted by the Wishing Well, no matter how much you ask. Only items of rarity r89 and below are possible to be won as prizes. So wishing for a Draik Egg or a new paintbrush for your pet is a no-no. To get around this tricky situation, some of the best items to wish for are expensive but low rarity items, like Goodie Bags and Bag of Peanuts.

Wishing Well Avatar

The Wishing Well can also grant an avatar! To obtain this avatar, simply visit the well and make a donation of exactly 48,673 NP.  Enjoy your shiny new avie!

As you know, it’s super chilly up on Terror Mountain. Mika and Carassa the Chias are two of Terror Mountain’s residents that are sick of the cold and want to move to a more tropical climate. To do so, they need to sell some of the junk in their attic! At the Igloo Garage Sale, you can see what they have for sale!

AT THE IGLOO: WHAT’S FOR SALE?

The items that Mika and Carassa sell are as rare as r89 and always found at a discount. This can be a great place to score some useful items for cheap, like codestones.

To get to the Garage Sale, go to Terror Mountain and click “Igloo Garage Sale” on the right side of the screen. Then, you’ll find yourself at this page above. To enter the actual Garage Sale, click “here,” the link in the image above in the last sentence.

Once you enter, you’ll either see nothing or you’ll see some items for sale. The Garage generally stocks between :37 and :47 every single minute. When it does, you’ll see something like this:

NOTE: The first item is glitched for everyone. It cannot be purchased and links to an error.

As you can see, the items here are a little cheap in nature but it’s nice to get a good deal on books, stamps, etc. sometimes! The Igloo is known especially for having great deals on some NeoHome items, including floor tiles.

IGLOO CHEATS: RESTOCKING

The Igloo is a good place for new restockers that are learning how to choose which items to purchase upon a shop stocking with new items; the Igloo isn’t too competitive so it’s a prime spot for beginners. Since the Igloo does not stock r90+, it’s safe to say that most of the items that stock aren’t worth that much. That doesn’t mean they aren’t good for a quick resell! Profit is profit, right? Note that you can only buy up to 10 items per day and there is no haggling, so choose strategically if you’re trying to pick the items that will resell for the most Neopoints. Luckily, since there’s a purchasing limit, you cannot get restock banned at the Igloo!

Some of the more popular items (that might be worth memorizing) include:

Codestones

A Mysterious Valentines Card

Snorkle Snout

We also recommend looking out for stamps, which are always in demand!

As well, there are items worth avoiding. It goes without saying that you shouldn’t purchase anything that is cheaper on Shop Wizard. Specifically, look out for Spooky and Gross foods which have been made very cheap due to dailies and Nerking, among other things.

Igloo Garage Sale Cheats

The Igloo functions like a typical shop with the exception of four differences.

• There is no haggling. Once you click the item you like, a pop-up asking if you are sure will appear. Click OK and you’ll have the item. Holding down enter while clicking the item will help you bypass the few seconds it might take to click OK with a mouse, which may help with snagging tough-to-grab items.
• The shop restocks on a timer different from the other Neopian shops. It restocks about 8 times in an hour and usually restocks at :37 to :47 seconds of the minute so that is the best time to refresh.
  
• The Igloo only allows for 10 items per day to be purchased from their sale.
• Lastly, the chias also limit how often you can buy an item. To limit one person from buying up their entire restock, they have a limit of around two minutes between purchases. The time limit is not exact so keep checking back.

Since the chias sell their inventory at such a discount, nearly everything you can purchase from a restock at the Igloo is profitable, even if it’s not a massive profit. Avoidable items are those such as spooky foods, gross foods, tiki merchandise and keyquest items. In general, junk items will be sitting long after a restock, so stalking the shop will help you familiarize yourself with which items to avoid. There are fairly profitable items to look out for as well. Keep an eye out for codestones, Mysterious Valentines Cards, toy pinatas and Snorkle Snouts. If you miss those items, focus on books, stamps and non-red or blue collectible card (as the red or blue ones usually do not yield profit.)

NOTES

• Remember that you’re not allowed to restock on your side account(s) once you’ve been banned/purchased to your limit on  your main. This means that after you buy 10 items from the Igloo on your main account, you cannot log into your side account and buy more. The limit is 10 items per day, period.
• Don’t get this guide confused with the Igloo Garage Sale game!