Named after Brightvale’s infamous king of wisdom, Hagan, the Wheel of Knowledge is one of Neopia’s many wheels found appropriately in Brightvale where users can give it a go and win some decent prizes.

Wheel of Knowledge 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 Knowledge Prizes

You can spin this wheel for 400np once a day. There are a plethora of prizes — a couple quite grand — including an avatar! The prizes are completely random so it may take a fair amount of patience before you get some of the good stuff.

1. You win one of the following shields: Balsa Wood Shield, Basic Shield of Flight, Clay Shield, Dung Shield, Heavy Blocking Shield, Heavy Round Shield, Ice Shield,Large Metal Shield, Nurias Battle Shield, Omelette Shield, Peanut Butter and Jam Shield, Perfectly Flat Rock Shield, Rustic Wooden Shield, Scamander Shield, Small Metal Shield, Sturdy Blue Shield,Warriors Rectangular Shield, Wooden Blocking Shield, Wooden Practice Shield).
2. You win a random job coupon.
3. You win a random Brightvale fruit or healthy food, r95 or under.
4. Your active pet’s intelligence decreases (generally 1 to 3 points).
5. You win a random Brightvale window.
6. You win a random Brightvale scroll.
7. You win Brightvale Guard Plushie.
8. Your active pet’s intelligence increases (generally 1 to 3 points).
9. You receive a random “Did you know…” phrase.
10. Your active pet regains all hit points. If they are already at full health, nothing happens.
11. You receive the Brightvale avatar.
    NOTE: There is a slightly better chance of winning this avatar on August 11th, Brightvale Day.
12. You win a free spin. Simply click the wheel again to activate the spin. (The spin cannot be saved for a later day.)
13. You receive random advice from King Hagan himself.
14. You win a random mote.
15. You win Brightvale Usuki Doll.

Wheel of Knowledge Avatar

Spin the Wheel of Knowledge and la nd on the 8-pointed star.

“Did you know…” PHRASES

The following is a list of the phrases you can “win” if you land on the “Did you know…” space (#9 above):

• Go to the Desert Shrine every 55 seconds past the minute and you will get a random dubloon.
  NOTE: This is not true.
• The Halloween Moehog is dressed as Dr. Sloth!
• Draiks can only be created by taking a Draik Egg to the Draik Nest in Meridell.
• Doing a quest for Taelia may earn you an Ice Cream Machine Coupon, usable at the Ice Cream Cart.
• Doing a quest for an earth faerie may result in your Neopet gaining a little weight.
• If your Neopet becomes too sad, it may change its colour…
• Brightvale Job Coupons from the Wheel of Knowledge can be used at the Faerieland Employment Agency.
• A Potion of Brightvale Castle can be a wise choice of beverage, giving your Neopet a boost in intelligence.
• A Neopet can only be turned into a Robot by the Lab Ray.
• Scoring 3000 or more on MAGAX: Destroyer will get you an avatar.
• If you type “faerieland” while playing Faerie Bubbles, the current bubble becomes a Rainbow Bubble!
• Type “monstermovie” while playing Brunos Backwoods Breakaway to turn it into a black and white film.
• Type “boohooiwanttheoldgameback” in Destruct-o-Match on the ‘Select a game mode’ screen, to launch the old version of Destruct-o-Match!
• Type “recon” while playing Biscuit Brigade to reveal the path of the attackers.
• If you type “kingaltador” while playing Crisis Courier, you’ll earn another life!
• Type “scallywags” while playing Dubloon Disaster and witness the awesome power of a whirlpool!
• If you type “cheese” while playing the Buzzer Game, your cursor will show up. Steady on!
• Type “marrow” in Attack of the Slorgs to gain an extra life.
• Type “catapult” while playing Ultimate Bullseye II to receive a power-up.
• Typing random text while playing Jelly Blobs of Doom may just end your game…
• If you type “buuuurrrrrrrrp” while playing Snowmuncher, the bloat-percentage of your belly decreases by 50%.
• Type “plzsutekcanihavemoretime” to receive a 30 second time bonus in Sutek’s Tomb.
• Type “kougra” while playing Frumball to skip the level, although your points will get reset.
• Type “pyramibread” as many times as you’d like while playing Sutek’s Tomb to see the next possible move.
• Type “stardust” in Faerie Bubbles and the bubble in the cannon will turn into a nova bubble.

KING HAGAN’S WISDOM

The following is a list of the phrases you can “win” if you land on the King Hagan space (#13 above):

• A king who fails to seek the council of his court can only be seen as a fool.
• A kingdom’s greatest resource is an educated populace.
• A kind word earns more lasting loyalty than a handful of Neopoints.
• A wish and a bit of hard work is better than just a wish.
• A smart Neopet speaks out, but a wise Neopet listens.
• A knowledgeable man knows he has limited knowledge.
• A book never opened is like a sword never unsheathed.
• Without an education, one is more likely to become a jester than a king.
• Foolish innocence always outweighs innocent foolishness.
• The mind, like your muscles, must be regularly exercised… otherwise, it withers into decay.
• It is a fool who believes battle is the only way to victory.
• The sharpest blade doesn’t always win the duel.
• One may be born a prince, but he must earn the right to be called king!
• A king is only as good as the court that surrounds him.
• Being strong does not always require physical strength.
• A book a day keeps the dunces at bay.
• Knowledge is a gift that can never be returned.
• A wise man sees obstacles as they are, not as they appear to be.
• There are some lessons that cannot come from a book… they must simply be lived.
• A hasty decision is a decision to fail.
• There is no future for a king who is ignorant of the lessons provided by the past.
• The road to wisdom is long, but you only need to take one step at a time.
• The king who fixes his gaze on the clouds may trip over pebbles.
• We study history so that we may make new and more interesting mistakes.
• Brave men may be forgotten, but brave deeds are never forgotten.
• Soup may warm a Neopet on a cold night, but wisdom keeps him fed all year.
• In times of war, it is more important to have a good plan than a good army.
• When the path is blocked by Drackonacks, it’s good to have a little cheese handy.
• The brighter the light we gaze at, the darker the shadows around us.
• The easiest battle to win is the one your enemy doesn’t know about.

Is the Neopets Wheel of Knowledge Worth It?

The Wheel of Knowledge, located in Brightvale, offers players a chance to spin daily for a variety of rewards, including Neopoints, items, and even boosts to your Neopet’s intelligence. Each spin costs 400 Neopoints, and you can spin once every 24 hours.

However, many players question whether the daily investment is truly worth it. While the wheel does offer a selection of prizes, many of the rewards are items with minimal value, such as stained glass windows or scrolls. The higher-value rewards, such as Neopoints or intelligence boosts, are rare, and the chance of landing on these desirable outcomes is relatively low.

Given the consistent 400 Neopoint cost per day, the Wheel of Knowledge may not be the most profitable option for players looking to maximize their Neopoint earnings. While it can provide some entertainment and occasional valuable rewards, it’s important to manage expectations when it comes to the returns. If you’re looking for a reliable source of income or rare items, there may be more efficient ways to use your Neopoints.

Ultimately, the Wheel of Knowledge can be a fun daily activity, but whether it’s worth it depends on your personal goals and resources in the game. If you’re more interested in the thrill of a daily spin rather than consistent profit, it might be a good choice. Otherwise, you may want to consider other Neopets activities that provide more predictable rewards.

NOTES

• Since you can win items and neopoints from this wheel, you cannot spin the Wheel of Knowledge 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.

Author: Sarah

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!

1. You win nothing.
2. You win 25,000np.
3. You win a random Nerkmid, Secret Laboratory Map piece, or job coupon.
4. You win a paint brush.
5. You win 50,000np.
6. You win an avatar.
7. You win Wheel of Extravagance Background.
8. Your active wins +5 of any of the following stat: hit points, strength, defence, movement, intelligence.
9. You win 100,001np.
10. You win Wheel of Extravagance Stamp.
11. Your active wins 10% more or +10 of any of the following stat: hit points, strength, defence, movement, intelligence.
12. 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.

Nestled high above the mystical faerie lands, obscured by the clouds, the Wheel of Excitement awaits Neopians seeking thrills and fortunes. Managed by a Light Faerie, this whimsical wheel, situated in Faerieland, has become a favorite among players for its exciting spins, diverse prizes, and the elusive Wheel of Excitement avatar. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of the Wheel of Excitement, exploring its cost, prizes, and the occasional perils that accompany a spin. There’s a lot of fun to be had in Faerieland, no doubt, and one of the most exciting things is very appropriately named: the Wheel of Excitement! You’ll find this wheel in the center of Faerieland – you can’t miss its beautiful rainbow colors!

Wheel of Excitement Link

http://www.neopets.com/faerieland/wheel.phtml

History of the Wheel of Excitement

The wheel was introduced in July 2010 alongside the site event Save the Wheels. Luckily, this one stuck around afterward! It used to look like this…

Ah, the nostalgic feels…

The prizes were the same as they are now, apart from two that have been deactivated. In the old Battledome, abilities had levels of their own. Landing on the Light Faerie or the Dark Faerie when spinning the Wheel of Excitement would raise and lower one of the old-style abilities by one, respectively. Apart from that, the Wheel you see today is the same old Wheel it has always been, but much prettier! Read below to see what you could win!

How to Play Wheel of Excitement

The Wheel of Excitement provides an exhilarating experience for Neopians, demanding a mere 500 Neopoints for a single spin. However, patience is a virtue, as players must wait a modest two hours between spins. This strategic cooldown period ensures that each turn remains a special and anticipated event, enhancing the overall excitement.

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 Excitement Prizes

The wheel offers a diverse array of prizes, each tied to a specific outcome. From the exhilarating 20,000 Neopoints jackpot to the potential for acquiring rare magical items like bottled faeries, players are in for a captivating journey. Notable prizes include complete healing for all pets, random Neopoint rewards, and the coveted Wheel of Excitement avatar.

You can spin the wheel for 500np every 2 hours. There are a plethora of prizes, including its most coveted prize: an avatar! The prizes are random, so unless you’re really lucky, it will take a lot of spinning to get some of the better prizes; so add it to your list of dailies and good luck!

1. Your active pet gets Chickaroo.
2. You win between 100 and 350np.
3. You win 5,000np.
4. The wheel says “Something mysterious happens to you and your pets… you are not sure what it is, however…” but nothing happens.
5. The Pant Devil steals something from your inventory.
   NOTE: This is currently glitched and you will not lose an item.
6. You win 400np.
7. You win 20,000np and an an avatar!
8. Nothing happens.
9. All of your pets lose half of their hit points.
10. All of your pets are completely healed.
11. You win 2,500np.
12. You win 500np.
13. All of your pets will lose some hit points.
14. You win a random Magic items (usually cheap morphing potions or bottled faeries).
15. You in 1,000np.
16. Nothing happens.Wheel of Excitement Avatar

Wheel of Excitement Probability

Wheel of Excitement Avatar

Spin the Wheel of Excitement and win 20,000np.

Notes

• Since you can win items and neopoints from this wheel, you cannot spin the Wheel of Excitement 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 in the bottom right-hand corner of the game screen.

Conclusion

The Wheel of Excitement stands as a testament to the magical and unpredictable nature of Neopia. From the heights of faerie lands, players can embark on a journey of chance, discovery, and potential fortune. Whether you seek the thrill of the spin or the pursuit of exclusive prizes, the Wheel of Excitement remains a captivating destination for all Neopians. So, gather your Neopoints, brace yourself for the unknown, and take a spin into the clouds for an experience that promises excitement like no other.

Laying atop the hills of Meridell is the biggest and laziest petpet in Neopia, “Turmy” the Turmaculus, who simply sleeps all the live-long day. If you bring your petpet to the sleeping beast and happen to wake him up, he can grant you fantastic prizes!

“Legends speak of a petpet a who had a gigantic appetite. As he ate, he grew, and as he grew, he ate… until one day this colossal petpet could not move any more. The Turmaculus can be found in the land of Meridell, sleeping nearly 24 hours a day. If you can wake him up, chances are he may be able to help you with an item, or a healing spell… just don’t catch him in a bad mood (we weren’t kidding about his appetite!)”

WAKING TURMACULUS — “TURMY TIMES”

So, you know you need to use your petpet to wake Turmaculus and get some cool prizes. Sound easy enough, right? Unfortunately it’s not. The thing about “Turmy” is that he is so big and lazy that he only awake for one hour a day.

Luckily, these hours are not completely random and there is an active on-site page that posts the “Turmy times” everyday, which can be found here (this page also explains the many calculations the user uses to predict the times each day). If you are going for the avatar or to receive BD challenger, it is recommended that you check the page in advance!

Other places to find reminders of “Turmy times” or notifications that Turmy is currently awake for the hour are the Avatars/NeoSignatures Chat and the Battledome Chat neoboards.

Zzzzzzzzzz…

WAKING THE BEAST

Waking Turmy is really very simple. First, go to his sleeping spot in Meridell (you can do by clicking here!).

You will asked to select which method you would like to use to wake Turmaculus. These are just for fun and have no effect on whether or not Turmy will awaken. Remember: the hour in which he will awaken is predetermined! Still, it’s fun beat him with a stick when you’ve been trying for months to get the avatar. 😉

The many different ways you can take out your anger on Turmy!

If it is not the hour in which he will wake up, you’ll get this message:

Try as many times as you like, but he won’t wake up.

Now, if it is the hour in which he will wake up, you’re in for a treat or two!

PRIZES

If you do manage to awaken the great Turmaculus, there are a myriad of prizes!

If your petpet is eaten:

• An avatar as well as Turmaculus as a Battledome Challenger
  NOTE: If he eats your petpet… it’s gone! You won’t get it back!

You might lose your petpet but you do get these avatar for your collection!

Otherwise, your petpet will not be eaten you can receive these prizes:

• Nothing happens…
• Your pet becomes stronger
• Your pet is fully healed
• Your petpet gains a level
• Either 100, 250, or 350 Neopoints
• You receive one of the following items:

Axe Shrub	Beef Jerky	Book of Swords	Guide to Knighthood	Lucky Green Boots	Medieval Shirt
Poets Hat	Sausages	Sword Bush	The Tournament Handbook	Toy Sword	Turkey Potato Dinner

Notes

• Since you can win neopoints and items from Turmaculus, you should not attempt to wake him on your side account.

Deadly Dice is a game that you can play at Neopet’s latest hour in order to win some spectacular prizes. That is, if you’re not too scared to go up against this creepy guy…

Meanwhile on Roo Island …

Count von Roo, the vampiric Blumroo that sleeps in a coffin 23 hours a day, can be found on Roo Island on the Deadly Dice island on the left side of the map. He is only awake between 12am – 1am NST, meaning all other times, you’ll find him like this:

Nothing happens and you simply have to leave. Now, if you visit him at his designated awake hours, you’ll have the ability to play him in a game of dastardly deadly dice!

Playing Neopets Deadly Dice

Deadly dice is an extremely simple game. You roll a die and Count von Roo rolls a die.

If the number you roll is higher than his number, your pet will gain a level!

One. You hope he rolls this every. time.

If the number he rolls is higher, your pet will lose a level! D’oh!
NOTE: Because your pet has the ability to lose a level during the game, you must use a pet that is level 2 or higher to begin the game.

In the event of a tie, you will have to play again. When this happens, two levels are at stake! This means that if you lose the tie breaker, your pet will lose two levels! Double d’oh! Similarly, if you win, your pet will gain two levels.

How to Beat and Win Deadly Dice

• Understand the Dice Roll Pattern
  Count Von Roo uses a combination of dice in the game, and while luck plays a significant role, understanding the pattern and possible outcomes of your dice can help you plan accordingly. Pay attention to the types of dice you’re rolling and how they correspond to the rewards you’re aiming for. If you’re unsure, don’t hesitate to look up dice combinations or consult a community of experienced players for tips.
• Betting Wisely
  The game has a betting system where you wager Neopoints to play. Be sure to start with smaller bets if you’re new or want to minimize risk. Gradually increase your bets as you become more comfortable with the game and understand your odds.
• Pay Attention to Special Dice
  There are special dice in the game that can change the course of the match. These may include dice that give you extra turns or rerolls. If you’re lucky enough to land on these, use them strategically to increase your chances of winning.
• Avoid Chasing Losses
  Since Count Von Roo’s Deadly Dice is primarily based on chance, it’s important not to get carried away with trying to win back losses. If you’ve had a string of bad luck, consider taking a break or adjusting your bet size rather than increasing your risk. It’s better to walk away and return with a clear mindset than to end up losing more Neopoints.
• Take Advantage of the Daily Game
  Count Von Roo’s Deadly Dice is a daily game, so you can play it once every day. Be sure to log in daily and make your attempts—whether or not you win, you’ll gain valuable experience and insights into your strategy.

Deadly Dice Avatar

The tie breaker is directly related to the Count von Roo avatar, which you can gain and lose every time you play (like the Emo Usuki shopkeeper avatar that you can gain and lose). Simply put, if you do not have the avatar and you win a tie breaker against Count von Roo, you will win the avatar! If you have the avatar and you lose a tie breaker, you will lose your avatar! Be careful!

This spooky avatar could be yours!

Closing Deadly Dice Notes

• You can only play Deadly Dice once a day with one pet. If you try and return, he’ll tell you to scram!
• You are allowed to play this game on side accounts. (Editorial)
• This game is available to play all day on October 31st — Halloween!
• Playing Deadly Dice does not help you to get Count von Roo as a Battledome Challenger — that is a random event that can happen anywhere on the site, anytime.