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Dieter

2007-04-15T00:50:03Z

165.21.154.15:

A famous polarchuck who has starred in two games, namely [[snowball fight]] and [[snowmuncher]].

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-29T08:35:45Z

165.21.154.10: /* 29/03 */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Kiko Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit Juice Break]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 350 (Abigail)

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Eye of the storm]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2500 (AAA) 500 (Abigail)

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' '''to be added...'''
*'''Score to Beat:''' '''to be added...'''

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Fire Faerie]] Cloud Racers T-Shirt

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Kiko Match Home Version
*'''For beating Abigail''': Kiko Match Erasers

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Pipe Puzzle
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Juice

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Finding Cydrakes Gaze
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-29T08:35:06Z

165.21.154.10: /* 29/03 */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Kiko Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit Juice Break]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 350 (Abigail)

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Eye of the storm]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2500 (AAA) 500 (Abigail)

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' '''to be added...'''
*'''Score to Beat:''' '''to be added...'''

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Fire Faerie]] Cloud Racers T-Shirt

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Kiko Match Home Version
*'''For beating Abigail''': Kiko Match Erasers

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Pipe Puzzle
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Juice

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-29T08:34:33Z

165.21.154.10: /* 30/03 */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Kiko Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit Juice Break]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 350 (Abigail)

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' '''to be added...'''
*'''Score to Beat:''' '''to be added...'''

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Fire Faerie]] Cloud Racers T-Shirt

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Kiko Match Home Version
*'''For beating Abigail''': Kiko Match Erasers

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Pipe Puzzle
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Juice

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-29T08:33:29Z

165.21.154.9: /* 30/03 */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Kiko Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit Juice Break]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 350 (Abigail)

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Eye of the storm]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2500 (AAA) 500 (Abigail)

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Fire Faerie]] Cloud Racers T-Shirt

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Kiko Match Home Version
*'''For beating Abigail''': Kiko Match Erasers

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Pipe Puzzle
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Juice

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-28T07:18:54Z

165.21.154.17: /* 28/03 */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Kiko Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit Juice Break]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2000 (AAA), 350 (Abigail)

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Fire Faerie]] Cloud Racers T-Shirt

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Kiko Match Home Version
*'''For beating Abigail''': Kiko Match Erasers

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Pipe Puzzle
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-28T07:17:58Z

165.21.154.9: /* 29/03 */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Kiko Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' Meepit Juice Break
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2000 (AAA)350(Abigail)

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Fire Faerie]] Cloud Racers T-Shirt

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Kiko Match Home Version
*'''For beating Abigail''': Kiko Match Erasers

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Pipe Puzzle
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-28T07:17:03Z

165.21.154.12: /* 28/03 */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Kiko Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' Meepit Juice Break
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2000 (AAA)350(Abigail)

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Fire Faerie]] Cloud Racers T-Shirt

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Kiko Match Home Version
*'''For beating Abigail''': Kiko Match Erasers

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

Daily Dare 2007

2007-03-26T08:22:36Z

165.21.154.13:

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:aaa_siteimage.gif|right|frame|Aristotle A. Avinroo from the Daily Dare Prize Screen.]]

The '''Daily Dare''' is a gaming-related [[plot]] released in March 2007 as a follow-up to the [[Games Master Challenge]], starring [[Aristotle A. Avinroo]] and his sister [[Abigail]].

==The Challenges==

Each day throughout March, Aristotle and Abigail are adding a new challenge, consisting of a flash game and their scores in it. Much like [[Better Than You]], users were required to beat either AAA's ''or'' Abigail's score for each could only win one per round. Prizes can be bought and sold, however.

The challenges so far are, in chronological order:

[[Image:Littlesister_siteimage.gif|left|frame|Abigail first starred in Daily Dare.]]
===01/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Destruct-O-Match II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 400 (Abigail)

===02/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meerca Chase]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===03/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,200 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===04/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Scourge of the Lab Jellies]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===05/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Itchy Invasion]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 100 (Abigail)

===06/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 250 (Abigail)

===07/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Revenge]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 750 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===08/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Evil Fuzzles from Beyond the Stars]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===09/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Turmac Roll]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===10/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Hasee Bounce]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)

===11/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Wingoball]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 700 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===12/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowmuncher]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 4,000 (AAA), 500 (Abigail)

===13/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Attack of the Gummy Dice]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 2,000 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===14/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Sophie's Stew]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 75 (Abigail)

===15/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Bouncy Supreme]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,250 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===16/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Extreme Herder]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 100 (AAA), 30 (Abigail)

===17/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Pair Compare]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 400 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Whack-A-Kass]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===18/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Ice Cream Machine]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 7,500 (AAA), 750 (Abigail)

===19/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Meepit vs. Feepit]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===20/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Jubble Bubble]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===21/03===
*'''Game:''' [[MAGAX: Destroyer II]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 1,500 (AAA), 300 (Abigail)

===22/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Freaky Factory]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===23/03===
*'''Game(US):''' [[The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 200 (AAA), 50 (Abigail)
*'''Game(International):''' [[Ugga Smash]]
:*'''Score to Beat:''' 450 (AAA), 125 (Abigail)

===24/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Snowball Fight]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 500 (AAA), 150 (Abigail)

===25/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Igloo Garage Sale - The Game]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' 800 (AAA), 200 (Abigail)

===26/03===
*'''Game:''' [[Faerie Cloud Racers]]
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''750 (AAA) 200 (Abigail)''

===27/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===28/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===29/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''Game:''' ''...to be added...''
*'''Score to Beat:''' ''...to be added...''

==The Prizes==

Unlike in the Games Master Challenge, the prizes given out were the same for every user, but differed depending on who was challenged. The prizes were, in chronological order:

===01/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Destruct-o-Match Stepping Stones
*'''For beating Abigail''': Destruct-o-Munch

===02/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Meerca Chase II [[Plushie]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Candy [[Negg]] Assortment

===03/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative [[Dubloon]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dubloon [[Bank]]

===04/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lab [[Jelly]] [[Plushies]]
*'''For beating Abigail''': Scourge of the Lab Jellies Home Version

===05/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Petpetpet]] Travel Cage
*'''For beating Abigail''': Petpetpet-B-Gone

===06/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Fountain
*'''For beating Abigail''': Genuine [[Volcano Run|Volcano Run II]] Lava Rock Good Luck Charm

===07/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Bucket o Water
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wooden Sword Practice Set

===08/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Evil [[Fuzzle]] Walkerbot Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Evil Fuzzle Smartbomb Toy

===09/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Turmac]] Bread Box
*'''For beating Abigail''': Turmac Rolls

===10/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Orange [[Hasee]] Plushie
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Doughnutfruit]] Sandwich

===11/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Gnome]] Hat Plant
*'''For beating Abigail''': Wingoball Bouncy Ball

===12/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowmuncher Side Table
*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowmuncher Salad

===13/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Gummy Blocks Executive Desk Toy
*'''For beating Abigail''': Gummy Dice Blocks

===14/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Sophie]]s Cookbook
*'''For beating Abigail''': Sophies Bowl of Stew

===15/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Lava Pit
*'''For beating Abigail''': Lava Cupcake

===16/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Herder Paddock
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Samrin]] [[Doglefox]] [[Plushie]]

===17/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Pair Compare'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Strawberry [[Snowbunny]] [[Plushie]]
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Snowbunny Bouncy Ball
*'''Whack-A-Kass'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Whack-A-Kass Windsock
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Whack-A-Kass Home Game

===18/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Ice Cream Machine Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Ice Cream Machine Sundae

===19/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Feepit]] Garden Statue
*'''For beating Abigail''': [[Meepit]] Veggie Sandwich

===20/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Purple Garden Coral
*'''For beating Abigail''': Jubble Bubble Ball

===21/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': MAGAX Action Figure
*'''For beating Abigail''': Dark Chocolate MAGAX

===22/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': [[Grundo]] Thieving Tools
*'''For beating Abigail''': Toy Speaker

===23/03===
*'''The Last Mimzy Investi-Catch'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': [[Toy]] Detective Kit
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Green Magnifying Glass
*'''Ugga Smash'''
:*'''For beating AAA''': Ugga Marbleshield
:*'''For beating Abigail''': Ugga Repair Wrench

===24/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Snowy Stone Wall
*'''For beating Abigail''': Cozy Red Snow Jumper

===25/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Mika Poster
*'''For beating Abigail''': Carrasas Coat

===26/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': Cloud Racer Mechanic
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===27/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===28/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===29/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===30/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

===31/03===
*'''For beating AAA''': ''...to be added...''
*'''For beating Abigail''': ''...to be added...''

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/aaa/daily_dare.phtml Daily Dare]
*'''NeoGreeting:''' [http://www.neopets.com/sendgreeting.phtml?sponsearch=&greeting_id=1136 Daily Dare (Animated)]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Games|*]]

National Neopian Bank

2007-03-15T06:07:28Z

165.21.154.12: /* Collecting Interest */

{{Construction| reason=More data needed and better organization}}
{| align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/shopkeepers/bankmanager.gif
|}
The '''National Neopian Bank''' is the center of all commerce within all [[Neopia]]. Residing within [[Neopia Central]], all [[Neopet]]s and users keep their [[Neopoints]] safely placed within this bank's secure storage safes. Users who have a certain number of [[NP]] placed within their walls have a special interest rate they can place on their stored money, netting them a yearly interest.

Originally, the National Neopian worked like a real bank, and users could take out loans at March 21, 2000. Accounts began to be debited on March 23, 2000, taking an amount of NP each day. On May 20, 2000, this feature was taken away and never came back because too many users were abusing the system.

==Interest Rates==
{|border=1
|-style="background:silver"
!Account Name !! Minimum Amount of NP !! Interest Rate (per year)
|-
|Junior Saver || 0 NP || 4.5 %
|-
|Neopian Student || 1,000 NP || 5.5 %
|-
|Bronze Saver || 2,500 NP || 6.0 %
|-
|Silver Saver || 5,000 NP || 6.5 %
|-
|Super Gold Plus || 10,000 NP ||7.0 %
|-
|Platinum Extra || 25,000 NP || 7.5 %
|-
|Double Platinum || 50,000 NP || 8.0 %
|-
|Triple Platinum || 75,000 NP || 8.5 %
|-
|Diamond Deposit || 100,000 NP || 9.0 %
|-
|Diamond Deposit Plus || 250,000 NP || 9.5 %
|-
|Diamond Deposit Gold || 500,000 NP || 10.0 %
|-
|Millionaire Platinum || 1,000,000 NP || 10.5 %
|-
|Millionaire Double Platinum || 2,000,000 NP || 11.0 %
|-
|Millionaire Mega-Platinum || 5,000,000 NP || 11.5 %
|-
|Neopian Mega-Riches || 7,500,000 NP || 12.0 %
|-
|Ultimate Riches! || 10,000,000 NP || 12.5 %
|}

==Collecting Interest==
The interest is calculated as a daily distribution, rounded up. However, you have to collect your daily interest manually. To do this, visit the [http://www.neopets.com/bank.phtml bank] everyday. Before you make any transactions, find the "collect interest" button and click on it. If you do any transaction (deposit or withdraw) before you collect your interest, you will give up your interest of that day.

==Safety Deposit Box==
Added February 29, 2000, the '''safety deposit box''' (''SDB'' for short) is a free service provided with an account at the National Neopian. It can store as many [[item]]s as a user wants. Any items kept in the safety deposit box are safe from the [[Pant Devil]], [[Sludging]] etc. It also means users can carry more items by placing items from their [[inventory]] into the SDB. Users access the Safety Deposit Box by clicking on the ''"Shops"'' task bar button and then on the ''"safe"'' image in the toolbar.

==Trivia==
*Storing 1000 different items in your safety deposit box gives you the ''Pack Rat'' [[Avatar]].

==See Also==
*'''Games:''' [[Trouble at the National Neopian]]

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/bank.phtml The National Neopian Bank]
*[http://www.neopets.com/safetydeposit.phtml Safety Deposit Box]
*'''Neopedia:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=73 National Neopian Bank]
*'''Neopets TCG:''' [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=6&id=85 Safety Deposit Box]
*'''Help File:''' [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=33 What do the jobs at the bank mean?], [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=73 How many items can your safety deposit box hold?], [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=112 What does the bank do?], [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=120 How do I get a Safety Deposit Box?], [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=374 How do I put something in or take something out of my safety deposit box?]
*'''Editorial:''' [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=3 3], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=7 7], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=9 9], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=12 12], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=26 26], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=27 27], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=31 31], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=34 34], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=36 36], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=40 40], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=41 41], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=45 45], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=55 55], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=59 59], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=61 61], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=64 64], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=67 67], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=69 69], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=70 70], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=85 85], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=99 99], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=102 102], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=103 103], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=104 104], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=115 115], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=116 116], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=130 130], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=133 133], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=138 138], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=141 141], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=147 147], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=176 176], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=192 192], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=194 194], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=195 195], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=197 197], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=205 205], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=211 211], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=219 219], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=227 227], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=229 229], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=230 230], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=235 235], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=240 240], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=244 244], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=245 245], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=247 247], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=248 248], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=258 258]

[[Category: Neopets Terminology]]
[[Category: Neopian Locations]]
[[Category: Shops]]

Negg

2007-03-15T05:58:47Z

165.21.154.16: /* Negg Effects */

'''Neggs''' are Neopet items - generally food or battledome weapons - that resemble eggs, but have stems, suggesting that they are grown from plants. There are two general categories for neggs: neggs that may be exchangeable for Negg Tokens, and neggs that can be bought at the [[Neggery]] with Negg Tokens.

Regular neggs can be bought at the [[Food Shop]] in [[Neopia Central]]. Most, but not all of these neggs can be exchanged at the Neggery for a set number of Negg Tokens. The penultimate of these is the Fish Negg, a retired Negg worth 50 Neggpoints. Neggs that can be purchased from the Neggery have varying prices (up to a few hundred).

==Negg Effects==
Some Neggs have unique results when fed to your Neopet or when used in the [[Battledome]]. The effects of many neggs are not absolutely certain due to generally high costs preventing experimentation.

{| border=1
| '''Name''' || '''Image''' || '''Negg Effect'''
|-
| Bang Bang Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_bangbang.gif || Gives one random snowball for the Battledome when eaten.
|-
| Basic Healing Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/basicpower.gif || Obtained during a fight in the battledome from the ''Bag of Infinite Neggs'' or the [[Earth Faerie]] ability ''Negg''.
|-
| Basic Power Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/basicpower.gif || May add +1 Defence
|-
| Blue Furry Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_bluefurry.gif || Heals 5 hit points outside the Battledome when eaten.
|-
| Cackling Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/darknessnegg.gif || Gives the Neopet who eats it the ''Shadow Health'' ability, regardless of level.
|-
| Christmas Tree Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_christmastree.gif || Heals 20 [[HP]] outside of the Battledome when eaten.
|-
| Confusionegg || http://images.neopets.com/items/confusion.gif || Gives a Neopet the ''Psychic'' ability regardless of level.
|-
| Cool Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/food_coolnegg.gif || Gives you 1-2 level, 1-3 Max Hit Points, 1-3 Movement Point, and 1-3 Strength Points to a Neopet when eaten.
|-
| Cracked Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/cracked_negg.gif || Battledome weapon which heals 3 HP, takes away 3 HP, or attacks with 6 icons (3 light and 3 dark) once per battle.
|-
| Crystal Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_crystal.gif || Heals 8 HP when eaten outside of the Battledome.
|-
| Evil Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/evilnegg.gif || A single use Battledome weapon (1 physical 3 Dark).
|-
| Faerie Queen Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_faeriequeen.gif || +1 HP max when eaten.
|-
| Ferocious Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/angry_negg.gif || Gives a pet 1-3 Strength and a random [[disease]].
|-
| Fireball Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/neggys17.gif || Single use Battledome weapon (4 Fire).
|-
| Genius Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_genius.gif || Gives one random book when eaten and increases intelligence.
|-
| Ghost Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_spooky_ghost.gif || Before eating, a message appearing saying: 'The Ghost Negg scares you with a loud BOO!'. There doesn't seem to be any other effect than this.
|-
| Glamour Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_glamour.gif || Gives '''Gold Mirror''', '''Gold Hairbrush''' or '''Blue Pteri [[Morphing Potion]]''', and decreases Intelligence by 1 point.
|-
| Happy Negg || http://images.neopets.com/items/negg_happiness.gif || Makes a Neopet happier after eating it. (Previously known as the Happiness Negg)
|}

==External Links==
*[http://neopets.com/objects.phtml?type=shop&obj_type=1 Food Shop]
*[http://neopets.com/winter/neggery.phtml The Neggery]
[[Category: Items]]

The Tale of Woe

2007-03-04T07:42:30Z

165.21.154.10: /* Prizes */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:TOW Gypsy Camp1.gif|frame|right|The Elephante Gypsy.]]
'''The Tale of Woe''' is a [[plot]] based in the [[Haunted Woods]] and entails the release of [[Neovia]]. It began on October 2, 2006, and finishing November 20, 2006 (designed to coincide with [[Wikipedia:Halloween|Halloween]]). The plot follows the travels of [[Gilly]], who first appeared as the star of [[The Castle of Eliv Thade]].

==Plot summary==
===The gypsy camp===
[[Image:TOW launch06.gif|frame|right|Gilly at the Gypsy Camp.]]
Deep within the Haunted Woods users happen upon a [[Gypsy Camp]], where a Pink [[Elephante]] greets and warns them of the dangers of the woods - "[...] Trees and creatures roam the night, and they can swallow the unwary. It's no accident that so many legends and myths surround this place [...]" - and reads the user a story of [[Gilly]], when she visited the Camp and heard the story of Neovia...

===The Legend of Neovia===
The Elephante began his tale of a family of [[Edmund]] and [[Alice]], and their three children: sons [[Bruno]] and [[Reginald]], and daughter [[Sophie]] (who the Elephante avoids mentioning until his story is almost over). They lived in [[Neovia]], and had many troubles. Bruno sought the affection of [[Lily]], but lacked the charm and strength to court her, and was not helped in his attempts by [[Oscar]], Lily's current protective companion.

After Oscar hit Bruno for talking to Lilly, Bruno resigned to his fate but stumbled upon [[Mr. Krawley]], who offered him a potion which would make all his troubles go away for only a few [[Neopoints]]. After drinking the potion, the very next day he was handsome, strong and much more presentable to Lily.

Edmund claimed Bruno was foolish to take such an action, complaining that one must work for success. However, when he was offered the potion by [[Mr. Krawley]], he reluctantly took it to resolve the family's financial hardship. Like Bruno, the elixir worked and he became rich within the next few days. With the testimonials of Bruno and his father, word of the potions spread quickly. When Reginald took a potion as well, increasing his intelligence and knowledge, the popularity of the elixir was assured. Before long, everyone was taking the potions to have their wishes - such things as height, beauty and youth - granted with a single swig, and only the innocent, such as [[Sophie]], refrained from drinking the potion.

[[Image:TOW prologue2.gif|frame|left|[[Mayor Thumburt]] and the rioters.]]
The potion seemed to give everyone in Neovia happiness... but as the days passed, the effects of the potion continued to make their wishes more twisted. Edmund became suspicious of everyone, carefully guarding over his fortune. Bruno became a muscular, deformed monster. Reginald became lonely, seeking refuge in his books when people couldn't stand to talk to him and his great intellect. Curses like this spread to everyone who drank the potion, and the angry town joined together and searched for [[Mr. Krawley]], only to find he had disappeared. They then decided to put the blame on the family which advertised the elixir, and attacked Edmund's home.

Bruno ran outside to distract the villagers while Reginald and Sophie sneaked out the back and ran for the woods. In the forest, they encountered [[Ilere]], who said Sophie had no where else to go but in her care. Reginald refused such an action, but relented when Sophie went of her own free will, saying she felt safe with Ilere. Returning back to Neovia, Reginald saw Bruno being chased into the woods outside of town, and escorted his parents to an abandoned mansion on the other side of town, used in the past for games of hide-and-seek.

Bruno lost those chasing him in the forest, and when the towns people returned they attacked, determined for retribution. Suddenly, [[Mayor Thumburt]] stopped them all and said they must be cured before bring justice to those responsible. The Neovians summon [[The Spirit of Slumber]], who cures them with magic, but at a terrible price...

===The ruins of Neovia===
[[Image:Tow locket1.gif|frame|The locket that was found in the ghost town.]]
The story ends and Gilly goes to sleep, and after a night's rest she sets out into the woods and stumbles upon Neovia itself. The small town is in ruins, but after looking through a burnt wreck of a house she found a strange silver locket hidden, with the picture inside decayed beyond recognition.

Gilly headed to the [[Deserted Fairground]] and took the locket to [[Lyanka]], of the [[Cork Gun Gallery]]; [[Leeroy]], of the [[Coconut Shy]]; [[Harker]], of the [[Bagatelle]] stall; and [[Ssidney]], of [[Ssidney's Scratch Cards]]. None of them knew who the owner was, although some seemed impressed with the metalwork and one mentioned they were quite popular a long time ago. Heading back to Neovia for more information, she discovers a path leading to a hut in the swampy part of the woods.

[[Image:Sophies shack.gif|frame|left|Sophie's Shack.]]
At the hut, Gilly met the adult Sophie, who snatched the locket and shouted for the Usul to leave and not to disturb her. Gilly ran off through the rain and took shelter in a cave. Inside, amongst strange, old artifacts, she was stalked by a dark creature. By arranging a mirror, a broken lamp post, and a chair around a pile of food for bait, Gilly managed to get the monster to eat some of the food, leap back from its own reflection, and stumble across the lamp post and into the chair, where it banged its head and fell into the moonlight, revealing itself to be the horribly disfigured Bruno.

Taking pity on Bruno for her actions, even though he was trying to scare her, Gilly approached him, only to be chased outside of the cave. Gilly ran all the way back to Sophie's hut, asking to be let in from the chasing Bruno, and Sophie answered the door angrily, but calmed into shock when she saw Bruno was alive. Exposition ensues as they related their stories: Bruno hid in a cave from the townspeople deep in the Haunted Woods, never daring to return to Neovia. Sophie went with Ilere to a her now current home and was only given a chest which Ilere said contained all she needed to survive, and left her.

A few days after Sophie settled into the hut, she returned to Neovia only to find deserted buildings. Sophie returned several times in the weeks that followed, but there was no sign of what had happened to the residents until [[Halloween]] night, when she saw ghostly apparations of the inhabitants living their lives. Sophie noticed the Neovian's faces were were without emotion, working and moving in silence, and when she touched one of them, her hand went straight through the Neovian. Sophie concluded they were not physically there, and returned to her hut to work on a cure. The next day, however, the town was once again deserted. For ten years, Sophie revealed, she had been working to cure the Neovians on Halloween night, and had little else left to try.

Gilly, almost forgotten in the exchange, remembered the Gypsy Elephante's story and explained the Spirit of Slumber's involvement, realizing this must be the "terrible price" mentioned in the story - while the spirit restored them to their forms before their use of Mr Krawley's potion, they would be unable to enjoy their restoration. Sophie was skeptical it would help, but decides to ask Ilere for information. She was reluctant to bring Gilly along, but relents when Bruno asks her to come, providing Gilly doesn't get in the way (to which Gilly finished Sophie's spoken request before her).

===Seeking the Spirit===
[[Image:Ileres tree.gif|frame|right|Ilere's residence, deep in the Haunted Woods.]]
Traveling deep into the Haunted Woods, the trio finally found Ilere's home after opening the gateway with the aid of [[Ghost]] [[Meepit]]s. Sophie began to explain to Ilere the curse placed on Neovia, and was interupted by an excited Gilly about the Spirit of Slumber and how they wanted him to reverse the spell on them. Ilere called them mad and saind the spirit of Slumber was far too powerful, and told them to leave beofre they got hurt. Bruno then attacked Ilere in a rage, and while she defended herself with her magic Bruno got the upper hand. Before anything more developed, Sophie threw Ilere and Bruno apart with her magic.

When Sophie asked why Bruno attacked Ilere, he explained he could feel Ilere's great power, yet she did nothing to help Sophie during the years, help sace Neovia ten years ago, and refused to even help now. Caught in a magical spell by Sophie, Ilere acknowledged who powerful she had become, and when prompted by Sophie told her the Spirit of Slumber was an ancient spirit of a Neopet who had died long ago, before she ever came to the Haunted Woods. She then said there were others in the Haunted Woods who would know more about the spirit than her. As the trio turned to leave, Ilere said to Sophie, "For your own sake, I hope you fail."

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As Bruno complained about Ilere's lack of help, Gilly began to suggest they see the [[Brain Tree]], who was one ofthe oldest residents of the Haunted Woods, to which Sophie immediately refused because she had a bad experience with it. Gilly began to drag her along, saying it wouldn't be so bad, to which Sophie blasted Gilly with her magic. Bruno scolded her, saying Gilly was only a little girl, and the Brain Tree may have the information they needed. Still feeling grumpy, Sophie aploigized and went to the Brain Tree with them.

Upon asking, the Brain Tree said he would give the Spirit of Slumber's name if they told it when he died. Gilly immediately set off to see [[The Esophagor]] for the answer, and Sophie began to say how she had a bad experience with him as well, but stopped when Bruno and Gilly looked at her. When they came to the Esophagor, the Esophagor said he could only tell them when someone died, and the Spirit of Slumber never did. He said he would give the date if the trio could give him the Spirit's real name.

This angered Gilly, as it created a paradox: they needed the Spirit's name to know the date of his death, and the date to get his name. Sophie, however, said she could identify the remains of the Spirit of Slumber's if she used a special potion, finding his name on his gravestone. When Gilly asked how they would find the Spirit's grave, Sophie said they would dig up every grave in the Haunted Woods, to which Bruno and Gilly gulped in fear at the thought.

===Seeking the Spirit's name===
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The three heroes arrived at [[The Caretaker]]'s Shack to find his indices had been stolen by an unknown thief. Without them they could not find and search all the graves of the Haunted Woods, so they searched for them and eventually found them in a maze (corresponding to the plot action in [[Fetch!]]), and had The Caretaker guide them through the gravesites.

Bruno dug up the graves while Gilly helped Sophie create and use potions on the bones unearthed one by one, until one of the the bones tested glows, signifying if was of the Spirit of Slumber. Sophie excitedly asked which grave it came from, and Gilly pointed to a broken headstone which bore no name, to which Sophie cried out in frustration. Without much enthusiasum, they all realized the needed to go back to every single gravestone, marking off the legible names they found on the gravestones from the indices and have only one remaining name, it being the Spirit of Slumber's. Upon returning to the Caretaker's Shack however, he was furious they had dug up all the graves of the Haunted Woods and taken his indices, and chased them out. Realizing they needed to move more quietly through the graveyards because of the furious Caretaker, they set out writing off each name from the indices one by one.

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They eventually found the name ''Jubart Igig'' and they all returned to Sophie's shack where she read up on a ways to summon the Spirit of Slumber. After reading the proper spell, Sophie slammed the book and said it wouldn't work, explaining the only way to summon the Spirit of Slumber was for someone to drink it a special potion and allow him to inhabit their body. Bruno volunteered, to which Sophie objected, saying she didn't want to lose him again. But Bruno reasoned with her, pointing out Gilly was too small and she was needed to create the potion, making him the only choice to bring their family back.

Sophie began making potions, two of which Bruno drank and became really hairy and shrunk in size, but upon drinking the third potion, he dropped the flask to the floor and a sinister gaze was fixed upon his face, signifying he was possesed by the Spirit of Slumber. When asked why he was summoned, Sophie asked him to reverse the spell he placed on Neovia, to which he smiled and agreed.

Sophie and Gilly followed the possessed Bruno back to Neovia. Along the way, Sophie reassured Gilly [[werelupe]]s weren't normally seen in the woods around Neovia, while Ginny reassued Sophie the town and her family would be cured as Sophie looked at the charred remains of the locket her mother gave her.

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the Spirit of Slumber lead them to Neovia's town square, and he raised his hands and said, "Let the spell be undone!" In an instant, the inhabitants of Neovia and Sophies family were restored to material form as Bruno fell unconscious. As Sophie tried to wake Bruno saying their family was cured, Gilly was trying to get her attention as she stared at the Neovians. Annoyed, Sophie turned around and watched in horror as the Neovians began to transform, realizing the Spirit of Slumber only reversed his spell and not the potion. They returned to their cursed forms and mutated even more monstrous, including her mother, father and brother. Sophie ran in horror at the sight, and Gilly and Bruno tried to chase after her, but were surrounded by the mutated Neovians.

===Into the fray===
Mayor Thumburt pointed to Gilly and Bruno, saying they were to blame for the way they were now, and the Neovians attacks. Bruno scanned the angry crowd and saw lurking at the edge Mr. Krawley. He began to run away after he was noticed, and Bruno urged Gilly to chase after him as he fought back the crowd. Gilly ran after Mr. Krawley into a graveyard, whose gravestones turned to life and attacked her. Grabbing a nearby shovel (perhaps left by a gravedigger), Gilly defeated all the gravestones, after which Mr. Krawley used his magic to bring the surrounding trees to life, which Gilly needed to defeat as well before continuing her chase of him.

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Chasing Mr. Krawley to the front of '''Meepit Oaks''', Gilly confronted him and he revealed himself as Mr. Krawley for the first time, but said it was not him she needed, but what was inside the asylum. Calling him a liar, Krawley said he led her there for a reason. Just then, Zombie Neopets moaning for brains walked into the courtyard, blocking escape. Krawley said she needed to make a decision, as the way out was closing, and Gilly hesitantly walked inside.

Meanwhile, Bruno fought against the crowd of Neovians being herded by Mayor Thumburt, and hid in a cellar when the danger became too great. From the safety of the cellar, he saw his parents parents cursing him, and mourned at the fact he couldn't help them.

Sophie ran all the way back to her shack, and on the inside finally collected herself and began to make a potion to cure Neovia, which she tested on her [[Meowclops]] who went through many side effects before becoming a safe potion. After completing the concoction she left for Neovia but couldn't help thinking there was something still missing.

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Back at Meepit Oaks, Gilly walked through the corridors of the vacant asylum and fought off zombies and pieced together the mystery of what happened there, eventually finding an unwilted, glowing purple flower in a jail cell containing a long dead nurse named [[Lucy]]. Taking the flower and sneaking past the zombies on the outside, Gilly ran into Sophie who saw the flower and realized it was the final ingredient of the potion. Placing the flower in the potion, they set off to pour the contents into the well of Neovia.

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At Neovia, the residents were waiting for her, but she blasted away all of them except Mayor Thumburt, who told her to go home and pretend nothing happened, sparing herself the heartache she would feel if the cure failed. Saying she would take her chances, she blasted the Mayor with her magic, who easily deflected it and hit her to the ground. Bruno pounced upon Mayor Thumburt and pulled him off her, realizing he was much stronger than he appeared. All three of them gathered together and fought against Mayor Thumburt, who began to mutate and become more powerful, until he he was turned into a [[Moquot]] by Sophie.

With the Mayor finally defeated, Sopihe urged Bruno to drink the potion, who instead told her to pour the contents into the well to cure Neovia. Returning the next day after all the residents had a drink from the well, they were greeted warmly by everyone, including Sophie and Bruno's family. Returning to the well, Bruno quickly drank from its waters, only to realize he was cursed too long. This didn't bother him, however, as he was used to his form now. Edmund rejoiced in having the family together again, but Sophie said she didn't feel home in Neovia anymore, and was used to being alone. As she bid them goodbye, Gilly saw Mr. Krawley smiling as he watched from a dark alley, who then disappeared in a puff of purple smoke.

===The end===
With the Tale of Woe finished, the Pink Elephante bid the children who were listening good night, and said it was best not to wander into the woods after dark, as you never knew what would swallow the unwary. Later, when users and their Neopets came to visit the Elephante again, they find he had disappeared, and when they asked a Red [[Wocky]] gypsy where the Elephante who told The Tale of Woe was, she said there was never an Elephante part of their camp.

==Plot participation==
Plot participation put the user in the role of the lead characters of the plot, helping them in certain situations as the plot progressed.

===The locket, the carnies and the shack===
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In [[Neovia]], the user must visit the burnt-down, although fairly structurally intact, house in the lower right section of the [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml Neovia map]. At this point in the plot, this house is the only visitable place in the town.

Every co-ordinate of the map is linked, but only certain key co-ordinates produce an individual result. These co-ordinates are:

*(67,201) -- Chair
*(80,135) -- Fireplace
*(147,218) -- Couch End
*(150,115) -- Bookcase
*(175,145) -- Crack in the Wall
*(186,186) -- Sofa Couch
*(210,130) -- Broken Staircase
*(235,232) -- Broken Boards
*(308,199) -- Pillow Spring
*(364,195) -- Table Leg

The co-ordinates exist in the URL of the links. The structure of the URL used in conjunction with the locations in the map follow the following format: '''<nowiki>http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml?hvh=</nowiki>''[House Code Identifier]''?''[x,y]''''' thus the co-ordinates can be manipulated by changing them at the end of the URL link. This makes hopping to the above locations very easy.

When visiting the locations above, there will be one of the ten (which is random for each user) where Gilly finds the charred silver locket. A form button will appear beneath the locket, which when clicked will add the locket to the Quest Inventory.

After the locket was found, the user must head to the [[Deserted Fairground]], where the following four characters will talk to Gilly about the locket she has found:

*Harker the [[Lupe]], at the Bagatelle stall.
*Lyanka the [[Aisha]], at the Cork Gun Gallery.
*Leeroy the [[Quiggle]], at the Coconut Shy.
*Ssidney the [[Nimmo]], at Ssidney's Scratch Cards.

The conversations appear bellow the games themselves. There have been some bugs where the conversations do not appear. Methods of rectifying it include clearing one's cache, refreshing, or playing one of the four games. Each of the characters will give a different conversation, and while these are four set characters, it is random for each user which character has which conversation. Each conversation starts with one of the following opening lines:

*"Why, certainly, little miss... Well, what a pretty little trinket this is. I haven't seen one like it in years."
*"Amazing! I haven't seen such metalwork in, oh, must be ten years. Where did you say you found it?"
*"That piece of junk? It looks like a hundred other lockets I've seen."
*"It looks familiar... where did you get it? I know someone who'd pay a thousand Neopoints for that locket, though. At least, I used to. Haven't seen her in ages."

When the characters are visited so that the conversations appear in the above order, Gilly will decide that nobody will help her there. Back in Neovia, a small path that leads away from the town becomes hyperlinked to a new site, Sophie's Shack.

===Bruno's Cave===
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After visiting Sophie's Shack, Sophie will run the user off. Clicking the form button bellow, "Flee in Terror", will bring Gilly to a dark cave. Clicking the "Go into the scary cave..." button will send Gilly inside.

The cave is unique to everyone, but consists of a 3 x 3 grid of rooms, which all have at least one doorway into them. In the cave, there are several items, some of which can be carried and some of which can't. The chest and the table cannot be picked up, but the lamppost, chair, mirror, rotten food, and key can. Additionally, at least one of the rooms will have a pool of moonlight in the centre.

The user can pick up one object at a time, and can be placed down at a certain co-ordinate in the same way as the user searched for the locket in Neovia.

When moving about the cave, occasionally the message "Something seems to be following you..." will appear under the picture of the room. It will eventually catch up with you, and it will scare Gilly into a random room. By placing the Rotten Food object on the ground in one of the rooms, when the monster passes through it, they will, instead of scaring Gilly into a random location, stop and eat. They will then become disoriented and run off to a random room.

The user must set up a trap in a moonlit room in order to illuminate the creature. To do this, the following items must be placed at the following co-ordinates of a room with a pool of moonlight in the centre:

*Mirror at (240,330).
*Lamppost at (240,215).
*Chair at (235,160), or sometimes (225,155).
*Rotten Food at (330,325).

When the monster follows Gilly into the room, it will eat the bait, see its reflection in the mirror, stumble backwards over the lamppost, crack its head on the chair and collapse into the light.

===Finding Ilere===
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When the user returns to Sophie's Shack, a section of dialogue will be visible of the troupe - Gilly, Sophie and Bruno - where they decide to head out to find Ilere.

There are three sections to find Ilere, each section works in a similar way. Each section is a [[Wikipedia:Adobe Flash|Flash]] maze, where you will see a screen with several paths leading from it. One of these (except for the first screen of each maze) will take the user back to the previous screen. In each section, there is an item, or several items, that must be collected to advance.

====The Swamp====
In the first section, there is a two-headed [[Hissi]] blocking one of the paths. When the user clicks on him, they are told that one of the Hissi's heads will always speak the truth, and the other will always lie. The Hissi is too busy arguing with himself to listen to any questions you give it, so the problem cannot be solved simply by using logic.

The user must find a stick in the maze, and click on it to bring it into their Quest Inventory. The user must then return to the Hissi and, by clicking on the stick in the inventory then on the Neopet, prod it. One of the Hissi's heads will deny that you poked it, so the other head must be telling the truth. This opens the way into the next section.

====The High Woods====
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In this segment, there is a clearing somewhere in the woods where there is a break in the trees. There is a cliff at the break, and to proceed, you must descend it.

Around the maze are five types of vine, six of each, which can be picked up in the same manner as the stick in the previous section. These vines must be assembled in a combination, random to each person, to construct a rope for a descent of the cliff.

An effective way of determining which combination to use is to drop all vines at the clearing by clicking them in the inventory and clicking on the terrain, putting them into piles of type, and then trying with six of each in one's inventory until the user is shown a cutscene of the cliff, where the rope is too short. The user should add a vine from the next pile to the inventory, and continue doing so, testing after each vine, until the rope becomes too weak or the bottom is reached. In the former event, the last vine added should be removed, and a vine from the next pile included, with the process continuing.

Once the vine-rope reaches the base of the cliff, the three Neopets will climb down, and the next section will start. Note that it is possible to construct a rope with more than three sets of vines, but inadvisable; the rope will then be snatched away by a monster, and the vines scattered through the woods again.

====The Deep Woods====
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In this maze, the object is to collect the seven ghost [[Meepits]], and then use them to open the lock to Ilere's tree residence.

When the user first encounters a Meepit in the forest, it will run away. After this happens, the user must play [[Meepit Juice Break]] and send a score of 400 points or more. This will place a glass of Meepit Juice into the Quest Inventory. The next time a Meepit is encountered, clicking on this in the inventory, then clicking on the Meepit, will offer the juice to the [[Petpet]]. The juice will splash through it, however, and it will run off. Sophie will turn the Meepit Juice into Ghost Meepit Juice, and when the above procedure is repeated, this time the Meepit will become entranced and follow as part of the Quest Inventory.

Once all seven Meepits are collected, Ilere's tree must be found. It is covered by a stone barricade, engraved with runes, and seven spots of light sit on the floor in front of it. Clicking on the Meepit picture in the Quest Inventory, then on the floor, will cause the seven Meepits to hop onto the spots. The Meepits must be rearranged, by clicking two of the Ghost Meepits (which will exchange their positions), until all the Meepits are dancing. Visual hints make this relatively simple:

*Happy Meepits are one space from their proper position.
*Staring Meepits are two spaces from their proper position.
*Sad Meepits are more than two spaces from their proper position.

As there are only seven positions, this reduces the possibilities to two for each Meepit.

When all the Meepits dance, the stone door will move and Ilere's home will be open.

===Fetching the books===
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The user next needs to find the graveyard of the Spirit. At the [[Game Graveyard]], there is a new picture of The Caretaker's Vault: click on it to enter.

The Caretaker (an easily-angered blue Yurble) angrily informs the user that his indices are missing. Without them, he cannot locate a the graveyard or grave of anyone.

The books must be found. If the user plays [[Fetch!]] on hard difficulty, they will find somewhere in the maze a pile of books. When the user reaches it, as it's certainly not what the Master asked for, you'll be told to "Flee", with that being the only button on the page.

After clicking the "Fleeing sounds pretty good right now..." button, the Fetch! game is over; when the user returns to the Caretaker's vault, the Yurble will be happy to see the return of his records.

===Gravedigging===
With the indices carefully checked, the user then must begin to search for the correct grave. There are three different tasks to perform as part of this section: digging up the graves, retrieving potion ingredients to increase the drops of potion available, and using the potion on dug up bones in order to determine if it is a bone from the Spirit of Slumber.

These tasks are not performed in sequence and finished in the same way as finding Ilere. Every single grave from a multitude of graveyards must be dug up, and every single grave tested with the potion. It is a dauntingly huge task, but fortunately, every user working on the plot works together, much like working on the repository of the [[Lost Desert Plot]].

To start searching for the Spirit's mortal body, the user must visit the Caretaker's Vault again and click the "Examine the graveyards list" button. Then, a graveyard must be selected from a list of graveyard designations, and the user is brought up to the graveyard's control panel, where each task can be selected.

====Finding Ingredients====
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On the control panel, the third option was to retrieve ingredients for Sophie. She would give you the name of the ingredient, and the user would then visit her Shack (entering it by clicking on the door) and retrieve the appropriate ingredient. The user returned to Sophie, and was rewarded 50 NP if the vial is correct.

There were no labels on the potions in Sophie's Shack, however. At the end of the URL for each unlabeled ingredient was an ID number. The ID conformed to a certain ingredient. The known ID and ingredient matches were:
*'''ID 1''': Bagguss Juice
*'''ID 2''': Juppie Extract
*'''ID 3''': Kadoatie Essence
*'''ID 4''': Tanglevine Sap
*'''ID 5''': Liquid Chokato Mould
*'''ID 6''': Moonwater
*'''ID 7''': Liquid meepit
*'''ID 8''': Slorg Slime ''(never used)''
*'''ID 9''': Bloatershroom Extract
*'''ID 10''': Liquified Bumroot
*'''ID 11''': Crushweed juice
*'''ID 12''': Boiled tree bark
*'''ID 13''': Worm snot
*'''ID 14''': Soaked Babaa Wool
*'''ID 15''': Spicy Mortogberry
*'''ID 16''': Jurple butter
*'''ID 17''': Boiled Meowclops Saliva
*'''ID 18''': Barkroot Dew
*'''ID 19''': Watery Dung ''(never used)''
*'''ID 20''': Grundo Goo
*'''ID 21''': Powdered Bloodfern
*'''ID 22''': Pureed sharpgrass
*'''ID 23''': Mutant Gruel
*'''ID 24''': Evaporated Snorkle Juice
*'''ID 25''': Ghostbeef Essence
*'''ID 26''': Zomutt Mucus

====Digging graves====
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This section of the plot began October 20, 2006, and was completed October 23, 2006. The graveyards are no longer active.

Clicking the 'Enter graveyard' button brought the user to a map of the graveyard. The graveyard was divided up into many squares. The square the user was currently on was shown by a black border around the square. The user moved around the graveyard by clicking other squares to go to them (the user could only click on squares they could reach from their current position without walking over graves or barriers).

Many of the squares contained gravestones. If the gravestone had a small pile of dirt in front of it, it signified that the digging was underway. If there was a large section of dirt in front of it, it signified that the grave was open and empty. If there was a large section of dirt with bones in front of it, it signified that the grave was open and the coffin exposed. If there was no dirt in front of it, digging had yet to begin (although diggers may be waiting to commence).

To interact with a grave, the user had to be on a square adjacent to one, then click the grave's square.

To dig up a grave, there had to be four users (represented by their active Neopet) at the grave site, which then had to dig in sequence, each user's turn indicated to them by a pink highlight around their Neopet. To join a digging team, there had to be at least one empty space, shown by a question mark instead of a Neopet's image, around the grave, and then the form button "Join the diggers" was to be clicked. Between their turns at digging, the users clicked the "Wait" form button.

While digging, several items could be found by the users in the dirt. Most commonly, these were '''Spooky Doughnut'''s or '''Ghost Marshmallows''', but '''Fetch! Stamp'''s, '''Meowclops Statue'''s and '''Sludgy'''s could also be found, and there were claims that '''Halloween [[Paint Brush]]'''es had been dug up also.

If you were not quick enough in digging, you could be kicked out of the digging team. If this happened, or if you chose to leave the digging team once you had joined, you were unable to dig for some minutes. After a coffin had been successfully exhumed, the user became exhausted and had to wait several minutes before they could dig up graves again. (This is similar to an activity in the Lost Desert Plot, as remarked by many users. Due to a shortened time limit, however, dialup users experienced difficulty, as their page load times could exceed the time limit, causing them to be removed from their digging team on their first or second click.)

The graveyard could be left by leaving through the gate the user arrived next to. This took the user back to the control panel.

====Testing bones====
In order to test whether the dug up bones are those of the Spirit of Slumber, the user took some potion from the control panel, entered the graveyard and found an open grave. The user could "Wait" at a grave being dug up until the coffin was exhumed to test it, as well as looking for a coffin already available.

If the user was first to the coffin with the potion, they were asked to "Continue", and were then given the mass and volume of one of the bones. They were then asked to decide how many drops of potion, up to 250, were needed to test the bone correctly. The formula for working out the number of droplets needed was: ((mass/volume)^2)*25, that is, the mass divided by the volume, squared, times 25. The result was to be rounded to its nearest whole number.

After testing a bone, the user saw whether or not the bone was the Spirit's. If it wasn't, the user gained 150 [[NP]] and had to wait a while before being able to test a bone again. The user could return the potion to Sophie on the control panel after taking it if they were unable to, or did not wish to, test a bone. They would not be able to use the potion again for a few minutes.

===Process of elimination===
This activity has now been closed on October 28, 2006.

With the bones found, it was time to eliminate all the names that were not the Spirit of Slumber. The user had to go back through the graveyards, clicking on gravestones to add the name to the list of checked stones; the stone would then receive a red mark at the upper right to signify that it had been noted. As before, new graveyards were added to the list as old ones were marked off.

===The Summoning Potion===
With Bruno as the volunteer, it's time to mix the potion that will allow the Spirit of Slumber to inhabit his body. Upon arriving at Sophie's Shack, the user receives a conversation in which Sophie reveals that, while her book has a general description of the required potion, it has no specific list of ingredients or amounts. She simply has to experiment.

In this activity, the user has a series of ingredients to mix in order to arrive at a specific colour of potion. The colours of potion are defined in steps, as follows:
*Red
*Green
*Blue
*Purple
*Grey
*Pink
*Swirl: Red-Yellow-Blue
*Mint Green with Yellow Streaks
*Sparkling Purple
*Silver and Red

The ingredients the user starts with are:
*Bumroot
*Leafy Slorgblossom
*Crushed Jurpleberries

The activity is constructed as a maze of sorts: Starting from Red, the user must "navigate" to a series of "destinations", correlating to different colours. Complicating matters, the "navigation" must contain no more than a maximum number of "steps", defined as an indivudal ingredient being added to the cauldron. If the maximum step number is exceeded, the potion turns to black sludge, and the user must start over. (This is mildly similar to the "Fetch!" game, used earlier in the plot, in which a set number of life points are expended with each move.)

The first potion destination is Purple within three steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...and all of his fur grows long and shaggy.

("I suppose you think this is funny?" -- Bruno)

For the second attempt, Salt is added to the list of ingredients. The second potion destination is Swirl: Red-Yellow-Blue, within five steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...and shrinks to a size smaller than the potion bottle.

("I always wanted a little brother." -- Sophie)

("I live solely for your amusement, sister." -- Bruno.)

For the final attempt, Bronze Sansam is added to the ingredients list. The third potion destination is Silver and Red within nine steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...

("I just hope I don't explode..." -- Bruno)

===Halloween===
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!colspan=2| Name|| # 0f Wins Limit|| Difficulty
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 1st Wave
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| [[Ominous Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/ostones.gif || 17 < ? > 31 || 8
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| [[Macabre Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mstones.gif || 17 < ? > 39 || 10
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| [[Furious Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/fstones.gif || 18 < ? > 32 || 12
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 2nd Wave
|-
| [[Black Elm]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/blelm.gif || 20 < ? > 23 || 15
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| [[Blathering Beech]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/blabeech.gif || 14 < ? > 21 || 30
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| [[Savage Sycamore]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/savsyc.gif || 10 < ? > 20 || 50
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 3rd Wave
|-
| [[Herman Dorfdrap]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/hdorf.gif || 10 < ? > 21 || 55
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| [[Bennie the Jub]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/bjub.gif || 10 < ? > 20 || 100
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| [[Disgruntled Townspeople]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/distown.gif || 1 < ? > 250 || 200
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 4th Wave
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| [[Shrieking Shadow]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/shrishad.gif || 10 < ? > 35 || 50
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| [[Creeping Shadows]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/creshad.gif || 14 < ? > 20 || 75
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| [[Malevolent Shadow]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/malshad.gif || 10 < ? > 15 || 150
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Users could fight against opponents in the [[Battledome]] starting Thursday, November 2, fighting set fighters with each new part of the plot which was released. Unlike previous plots were points were calculated by the type and number of opponents defeated, a limit to each opponent was given, only allowing a certain number of points to contribute to their score.

There were many errors which occured with this portion of the plot, the first occurring with the release of the first wave, which was added to the bottom of the [[1-Player Challengers]] list on the evening of November 1st before the Battledome became war opponents only. During the first and second wave of challengers, so many users were capable of defeating the opponents and fighting all at once, crashing the Battledome servers continually. It wasn't until the third wave load times returned to normal, due to not many users capable of fighting against them.
 

===The Curing Potion===
''...to be added...''

===The Meepit Oaks Sanitorium for the Psychologically Fragile===
''...to be added...''

===The return to Neovia & finale===
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| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_2d41c753c4.gif || 100000
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| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_38324c61a5.gif || 100000
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Users were challenged by Mayor Thumburt and could needed to face him in the Battledome. defeating him alone was impossible by any one Neopet, due to his large amounts of HP and ability damage a Neopet for 800 HP reguardless how much they defended. To defeat him, the collective users of Neopets needed to lose against him contasntly, doing what damage they could against him, which would lower his total HP. He attacked in three different forms, each form more powerful than the last. Users were awarded points for losing against him to a limit of 7 - 33 times ''(as the correct number isn't known yet)''.
 

==Quest inventory==
This plot brought in a feature called the '''Quest Inventory''', where items discovered in the plot are stored. Items in this inventory cannot be used, traded, or stolen in the way items in the [[Inventory]] can, like previous plot quest items in the past.

==Prizes==
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|'''Spoon Scraper''' ? - 11 - 77 - ? '''Shovel Flailer''' ? - 89 - 370 - ? '''Digmaster''' ? - 425 - 1805 - ?
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|Complete Graves
|'''Grave Digger''' 1 - 4 '''Bone Thief''' 5 - 20 - ? '''Mortician''' ? - 25 - 110 - ?
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|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_potions_71d801d938.gif
|Potion Fetching
|'''Gopher''' 1 - 2 '''Stuffbringer''' 3 - 10 - ? '''Spirit of Carrying Things''' ? -12 - 47 - ?
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|Bone Testing
|'''Potion Spiller''' 1 - ? '''Bone Exploder''' ? - 3 - 8 - ? '''Scientist''' ? - 95 - ?
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_names_73d295f746.gif
|Name Elimination
|'''I Can Read™''' 1 - 3 '''Bookworm''' 4 - 25 - ? '''Head Librarian''' ? - 32 - 204 - ?
|}

On the 4th January 2007 The Neopets Team released all [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/stats.phtml user statistics] that marked each step of the plot the user had completed. Additionally, the statistics for the user's fights against the Battledome opponents was include, and minor trophies associated specifically with four of the more arduous tasks were awarded, along with their own ranks.

However, this early indication that the plot prizes proper would soon to be ready proved to be false, as it was the 2nd March by the time they were released. [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/shack.phtml Visiting Sophie's Shack] awarded the user with the Tale of Woe [[sidebar]] theme and the Tale of Woe - Krawley [[avatar]].

A selection of 32 prizes were provided for a user to purchase with their plot points, which were awarded based on the overall participation in the plot. The points were awarded with an overall trophy for a user's [[user lookup]].

To accompany the release, the statistics page was updated with the overall trophy.

Most of the plot prizes were references to the activities of the plot. They were, in ascending order of point price, as follows:

*'''25 points''': Hissi Oil - ''Guaranteed to solve all your key-storage problems, or your money back.''
*'''50 points''': Package of Assorted Vines - ''Ooh! Its got a yellow one!''
*'''75 points''': Titanium Grave-Digging Spork - ''It will never rust, which is good because it will take you ages just to dig a single grave with it.''
*'''100 points''': Surplus Bone-Testing Kit - ''If only there were any bones left to test.''
*'''500 points''': Talking Tombstone Alarm Clock - ''Mostly it just talks to itself.''
*'''500 points''': Haunted Woods Graveyard Reference, 57N1064 through R51-8AHS - ''Alphabetical order? What does that mean?''
*'''750 points''': Eau de Esophagor - ''Contains hints of refuse, muck, and bile!''
*'''800 points''': Gluten-Free Potion Composites Cookbook - ''For witches and wizards with sensitive digestive systems.''
*'''999 points''': E-Z® Brand Chemistry for Beginners® Cross-Promotional Play Set™ - ''Sophie heartily endorses this event and/or product.''
*'''1,000 points''': Two-Bobbleheaded Hissi - ''They bob to avoid being poked with a stick again.''
*'''1,000 points''': Open Grave - ''A perfect place to take a nap.''
*'''1,000 points''': Graveyard Reference Book Plushie - ''Some of the least fun bedtime reading in history.''
*'''1,000 points''': Neovian Genealogy - ''Skeith plus Zafara equals... Ixi??''
*'''1,200 points''': Ghost Meepit Dance Party Ultra Remix - ''Features the Hokey Pokey and other spin-around-in-a-circle favourites.''
*'''1,500 points''': Villager Pitchfork - ''Wait a minute, Neovians arent farmers...''
*'''2,000 points''': Haunted Chess Set - ''Sometimes, the pawns move THREE spaces when you arent looking!''
*'''2,000 points''': Damp Cave Feng Shui - ''How to best arrange the furniture you have scavenged over the years.''
*'''2,000 points''': Ominous Stone Plushie - ''Doubles as a handy, yet spooky pillow!''
*'''2,000 points''': Nurse Skeleton Bobblehead - ''What is she so happy about?''
*'''2,500 points''': Potion Cabinet - ''With pull-out shelves for storing extra-large bottles of mysterious goo!''
*'''3,000 points''': Ilere Plushie - ''Do not take this plushie lightly, for it is vastly more powerful than you can ever imagine!''
*'''3,000 points''': Accursed Mittens - ''They pack quite a punch, just dont try to pick anything up with them.''
*'''3,000 points''': Tale of Woe: The Untold Story - by Reginald (Autographed Copy) - ''To my biggest fan - Love, Reggie''
*'''3500 points''': Rusty Asylum Cell Door - ''Repeat after me: The red stuff is RUST.''
*'''4,000 points''': Behind the Rusted Door: The True Story of the Meepit Oaks Sanitorium - ''Madness! Madness, I tell you! No, seriously, the book is about madness.''
*'''4,000 points''': Enraged Mayor Thumburt Plushie - ''MAYOR SMASH!''
*'''4,500 points''': Creeping Shadow Hammer - ''Your opponents may have trouble dodging it, as its hard to tell where the hammer is...''
*'''5,000 points''': Mysterious Potted Flower - ''That extra special final ingredient for making your garden look lovely!''
*'''6,500 points''': Spirit of Slumber Plushie - ''This plushie will keep you in a very, very deep sleep at night... heh heh...''
*'''8,000 points''': Ghost Paint Brush - ''This spooky looking paintbrush will give your Neopet a scary new look.''
*'''10,000 points''': Thumburts Cane - ''Wise politicians do not rule with an iron, er, cane.''
*'''12,000 points''': Rusty Lamppost - ''Walk softly and carry an absurdly large metal pole.''

The overall trophies are as follows:

{| style="width:650px;text-align:center;border:0;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Trophy
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_7_baef4b8eef.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_6_ca33aee5fd.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_5_56b107e4f4.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_4_df9d1168a0.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_3_5e76bf00fa.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_2_0cff20b5ca.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_1_e29fdb5cca.gif
|- style="font-size:7pt;font-weight:bold;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;font-size:10pt;"|Title
|style="width:80px;"|Honorary Mayor of Neovia
|style="width:80px;"|Master Chemist
|style="width:80px;"|Neovian Citizen
|style="width:80px;"|Meepit Wrangler
|style="width:80px;"|Vine Weaver
|style="width:80px;"|Asylum Inmate
|style="width:80px;"|Swamp Slorg
|- style="font-size:8pt;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-size:10pt;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Point Range
|style="width:80px;"|? - 44,080 - 41,240 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 36,040 - 30,440 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 28,730 - 25,555 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 21,920 - 19,300 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 13,000 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 3,000 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 30 - ?
|}

==Trivia==
*An [[Aisha]] resembling [[Megan]] can be seen in images of the Gypsy camp.
*The plot appears to be based off the [[Wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (novel)|book]]/[[Wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983 film)|movie]] '''Something Wicked This Way Comes'''.
*When part 3 of the plot was released on October 13, 2006, the new section of the plot came upon many database issues, requiring [[The Neopets Team]] to move the database, replacing all pages relating to the plot with the following texts (as the errors were happening more than once)
**'''TEMPORARY DB MOVE - WILL BE BACK SHORTLY'''
**'''MORE DATABASE ISSUES -- GEEZ THERE'S A LOT OF YOU GUYS -- DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH'''
*Sophie's saying of how she had a "bad experience" with the Brain Tree and Esophagor probably refers to the Brain Tree Quest, which a user must complete tasks for the Esophagor to fulfill the Brain Tree's request. The rewards for completing the quest are almost always lower in value than the cost it is to complete them, which is probably why Sophie is upset about them.
*On October 23, 2006 around 6:25 NST, the following message appeared when any user tried to access the graveyards or any other related pages along with an [http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/graveyard/femur_glow_edbd8280f3.gif image of a glowing bone]...<blockquote>''heavenest found the Spirit of Slumber's bones!'' ''The bones glow with an unearthly silver light.''</blockquote>It is currently believed the user ''heavenest'' found the bones, and as such there is no reason to continue searching graves. About 1 hour after this, users who roamed around the Haunted Woods received the following [[Random Event]]s, with different [[Ghost]] [[Neopets]]:
{|align=center width="450" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" border="0"
|-style="background:orange"
!colspan=2| Something has haunted!
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/pets/angry/koi_ghost_baby.gif || '''BOO!''' Uh oh! It looks like all that digging up of graves has disturbed some of the more... eerie denizens of the Haunted Woods. A peace offering would be nice... or perhaps you should just RUN!!
|}
It's unknown what will come from this, and what the ghosts of the defiled graves will do in the Haunted Woods.
*There are considerable differences between the plot's information and the flavor text of the Haunted Woods Expansion Set for the Neopets TCG; while characters, names and settings remain constant, the "plague" mentioned on the card, "Curing the Plague" (which depicts a slightly-altered Spirit of Slumber, who appears to be a mutant Lupe with an earring) is nowhere to be found. Likewise, Ilere is a Villain in the TCG, but a reluctant aide in the plot.
*The Caretaker in the plot bears a resemblance to [[The Foreman]] of the [[Lost Desert Plot]] and [[Altador Plot]], the difference being The Caretaker is a blue Yurble, while the The Foreman is an Orange Yurble.
*Upon the closing of the name-finding activity, a dialogue appeared at the Caretaker's Shack in which Gilly revealed the name to Sophie: Jubart Igig. "Doesn't sound like most of the other names we found. Maybe it's an anagram of something...Nah." This is an inside joke reference to the game [[The Castle of Eliv Thade]] which Gilly originated from.
*The user [http://www.neopets.com/randomfriend.phtml?user=marina_87 marina_87] is credited to defeating the 3rd form of Mayor Thumburt, receiving 100,076 points to her battle score.
*Neopets like the [[Gnorbu]] and [[Bori]] are part of the inhabitants of Neovia, even though these Neopets weren't released until a few years ago.

==External links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/gypsy_camp.phtml The Gypsy Camp], [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/comic.phtml The Tale of Woe (comic)], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml? Neovia], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/shack.phtml Sophie's Shack], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml?hvh=7e82eb43e7bf50a688a9c729ab116780 Burned-down House], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/cave.phtml Bruno's Cave], [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/maze.phtml Haunted Woods Maze], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/caretaker.phtml Caretaker's Vault], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/graveyard.phtml Graveyard], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/lab.phtml Sophie's Lab], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/asylum.phtml Meepit Oaks]
*'''Plot Solution:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/solution.phtml Tale of Woe Solution]
*'''Plot Score:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/stats.phtml Tale of Woe Score]
*[http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/quest_inv.phtml Quest Inventory]
*'''Neopets TCG:''' [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=28 Mr. Krawley], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=89 Hissi Oil]
*'''Editorial:''' [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=262 262], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=263 263], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=264 264], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=265 265]
*'''Selected Fansites:''' [http://sunnyneo.com/taleofwoe.php SunnyNeo - Tale of Woe Solutions]

[[Category: Plots]]
[[Category: Battledome]]

Battle for Meridell

2007-03-04T07:02:13Z

165.21.154.11: /* Prizes */

{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/medieval/warroom.gif
|}
'''Battle for Meridell''' was a [[Plot]] on [[Neopets]] which took place between February 2, 2004 and May 13, 2004.[[Lord Kass]] bred unrest within the ranks of his people and started a war against Meridell, violating their peace treaty, in an attempt to satisfy [[The Three]].

==Plot Summary==
===Lord Kass' Takeover===
After Lord Darigan's fall from [[Champions of Meridell|power]], Lord Kass, a general at the time, began to gain power and influence in the Citadel, by bribing, intimidating and blackmailing a number of important or otherwise influential people (his diagrammatic plan would imply at least eight), including a captain, two chairman, a mayor, constable, judge, sheriff, prison keeper [[Master Vex]], and [[Galgarroth|General Galgarroth]] (interestingly misspelt by Lord Kass). Those who did not swear fealty to him were disposed of: Master Vex was [http://neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=126 locked in his own dungeons] and General Galgarroth was chained up and tossed from the Citadel during one of Kass', now as Lord of the Citadel, speeches to the public.

During this time, Lord Darigan, who after his defeat had gone fully insane, and regressed to an animalistic creature who stalked Meridell's farms in search of food.

===The Plans for War===
In an open-air speech to his public, Lord Kass, after a propaganda campaign portraying himself as a beloved leader and [[King Skarl]] as a hater of the people of Darigan/Kass Citadel, he said that people were willing to attack them "in the name of King Skarl", while in fact Meridell had not intention to attack. He called upon his people to tell him what to do, and the crowd responded, "War!" and "Attack him first!"

At some point in this time, Kass must have engaged the support of an enchantress, the hag [[Morguss]], who's magic would prove vital in the ensuing war.

Lord Kass sent Morguss' daughter, an Aisha who portrayed the illusion of being beautiful, when in fact she was an almost beast-like creature, to King Skarl to capture him and his courtiers in a hypnotic dance. He had also seeded Meridell Castle with [http://neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=85 spies] and Morguss set a [http://neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=120 blight spell] on Meridell's crops.

By this time, Lord Darigan had set himself up in a barn of one of the Meridellian farms, where the young Usul daughter of the farmer, Sally, brought him, or ''Mr. Scary'' as she called him, scraps and leftovers.

===Kass' Invasion===
While King Skarl was mesmerised by the dance of the [[Court Dancer]], Lord Kass started his offensive. [[Jeran]], Champion of Meridell, and his relatively small troop, were the only force in the vicinity, and his calls for reinforcements and supplies were ignored by Skarl, who, thanks to the Court Dancer, was indisposed. The Court Dancer did find time, however, between her performances for the King, to [http://neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=93 hypnotise the villagers] from the area of the attack to revolt against the military force there.

By Jeran's account, the first encountering of Kass' forces could have been no more than a days travel away from ''Hope River Village'', or possibly at it. The day after, the force was seen again, featuring several of Kass' [[war machine]]s, a type of weapon that Kass would be famous for introducing. By Jeran's reaction, this was an imposing sight, and may have been a larger force than that which was encountered the previous night.

As the Kass attack pressed on, in its early stages a small party raiding party attacked a farmhouse: by coincidence, this was the same farmhouse that the creature Lord Darigan had become had taken up refuge. Sally rushed to the barn to tell "Mr. Scary" that they had to run, when the party swooped on her, and a Skeith grabbed her. Darigan swept forward, and with easy beat off the Skeith. The other three soldiers looked on, stunned. One of them called questioningly to him, "Darigan?" before Darigan charged forward and effortless defeated the remaining members of the party, but his old name haunted him, and he was in an almost trance-like state before Sally spoke to him, at which point he appeared to fully remember himself. He said that he had to go, before flying off towards the Citadel.

As Kass' war machines pressed onwards with little resistance, [[Lisha]] suddenly snapped out of the Court Dancer's trance. She realised what was happening and rushed to the library to retrieve a copy of ''Imry Infilson's Index of Illusions''. She hurried back to the throne room, and enchanted a counter-spell, and the Court Dancer's spell, and her disguise, collapsed. As King Skarl suddenly came to himself, he ordered that the Court Dancer be arrested, and a soldier burst in to tell Skarl of the invasion. He immediately instructed his generals to the war room.

===Meridell's Counterattack===
A royal summons was immediately sent out, calling to arms men and women from across the kingdom. With the army swelled, Skarl sent about concocting a counter offensive.

The plan involved a two-pronged attack. [[Kayla]]'s new concoction, an enlarging potion which impressed King Skarl, would be used to supersize [[Turtum]], and these would be equipped with catapults on the top of their shells and manned with a squad of troops to combat Kass' war machines on the ground (the front for the ground war appeared to be closing on Meridell Castle quickly). Just as the ground offensive got going, Jeran would lead a team of soldiers, riding [[Uni]]-back, through the air to assault the Citadel itself.

Jeran's attack met heavy rain on their approach to the citadel, and the turbulent weather may have made things difficult where it not for the Air [[Faerie]] [[Psellia]], who cleared the sky for them. While the Meridellian line met the oncoming invaders, Lord Kass was receiving information that the army was in full retreat and that Skarl had ordered all troops south. It is uncertain whether the [[Zafara Double Agent]] was triple crossing Kass, as her [[TCG|Trading Card]] [http://neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=59 suggests], and giving him false information, or another agent gave Kass the false information which the Zafara Double Agent corrects (it is likely the former as he still seems happy with himself after the frame in the plot where she appears), but in spite of the news of his army's success, or perhaps because of, he orders Morguss to shower Novas down on the battlefield as Jeran's force slip into the citadel.

However, Kass, despite only having a skeleton force with him, seems prepared enough to take on Jeran's sneak attack. Several fireballs are launched within citadel at the invaders, and Lord Kass himself joins the attack, and forces Jeran off the edge of the floating rock. He is about to dispatch the remnants of the attackes, when Lord Darigan arrives on scene.

===Lord Darigan's Return===
Lord Darigan, armed with a clawed staff and wearing no armour, arrives at the area. Kass turns, stunned that Darigan is still alive. "Dead?" he replied, "I thought I was dead too."

The two Lords fight, and Kass begins to gain the upper hand as he presses Darigan back into a wall, and catches his shoulder with his blade. The tide not just of the war, but of Kass' own engagement turn against him, however, and Darigan soon causes Kass to fall to the floor, narrowly missing a swing of Darigan's staff. The amulet around Kass' neck smashes, to his horror, as he hits the ground, and his connection to The Three dies with it.

Darigan offers his hand to the fallen [[Eyrie]], telling him that The Three can control him no more. However, they approach, in gaseous spectral forms, and Kass runs from them, but they peruse him, and decide to take from Kass everything he promised them - everything.

Lord Darigan, having defeated Kass, rushes to the Engine Room, Kass' troops surrendering to their old Lord. They restore the engines, which were about to fail, but Darigan himself is plagued by The Three, who presumably were responsible for his attack of Meridell before his fall from power. They tell him that he will eventually return to them, but Darigan denies it, and The Three vanish.

After the war, Jeran is returned by Psellia, who takes him to Skarl. Jeran makes a recovery, apparently saved from his fall by the air faerie.

==The Opponents==
Challengers in the [[Battledome]] were released as the war progressed, with a limited number of each opponent to defeat.

{| border="1"
| '''Character''' || '''Picture''' || '''# of Opponents''' || '''Points Per Win''' || '''Difficulty'''
|-
| Giant [[Spyders]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/94.gif || 5,000,000 || 1 || 12
|-
| Skeith Soldiers || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/skeith_sold.gif || 500,000 || 3 || 30
|-
| Eyrie Guards || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/eyrie_guard.gif || 450,000 || 5 || 65
|-
| Zombie Petpets || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/zom_petpet.gif || 225,000 || 10 || 120
|-
| War Machines || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/war_mach.gif || 100,000 || 25 || 180
|-
| Zombified Peasants || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/zom_peas.gif || 25,000 || 50 || 210
|-
| [[Blugthak]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/blugthak.gif || 10,000 || 250 || 750
|-
| [[Lord Kass]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/kass.gif || 1 || 10,000 || 4000
|}

==Prizes==
{| border="1" align=right
|-style="background:silver"
! Ranks|| # of Points
|-
| Peasant || 1 - 4 - ?
|-
| Serf || ? - 7 - ?
|-
| Squire || ? - 11 - 16 - ?
|-
| Herald || ? - 20 - 49
|-
| Man-At-Arms || 50 - 99
|-
| Apprentice || 100 - 199
|-
| Journeyman || 200 - 499
|-
| Defender || 500 - 999
|-
| Warrior || 1000 - 4999
|-
| Knight || 5000 - 9999
|-
| Champion || 10000 - 19999
|-
| Baron || 20000 - 49999
|-
| Hero || 50000 - 99999
|-
| Lord || 100000 - 142591
|}
[[Image:BFM Trophy Shield.gif|left]]
Those who participated in the war automatically received an [[Avatar]] along with a [[Trophy]] in their [[User Lookup]], showing their collected points and title.
 

==External Links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/medieval/plot_bfm.phtml Battle for Meridell], [http://www.neopets.com/medieval/bfm_warroom.phtml Meridell War Room]
*'''Gallery of Heroes:''' [http://www.neopets.com/hero/showhero.phtml?pos=1 Jeran], [http://www.neopets.com/hero/showhero.phtml?pos=4 Lisha], [http://www.neopets.com/hero/showhero.phtml?pos=6 Kayla], [http://www.neopets.com/hero/showhero.phtml?pos=7 King Skarl], [http://www.neopets.com/hero/showhero.phtml?pos=12 Master Vex], [http://www.neopets.com/hero/showhero.phtml?pos=13 Galgarroth]
*'''Gallery of Evil:''' [http://www.neopets.com/evil/showcreature.phtml?pos=16 Lord Kass], [http://www.neopets.com/evil/showcreature.phtml?pos=17 Morguss], [http://www.neopets.com/evil/showcreature.phtml?pos=18 The Court Dancer]
*'''Neopet TCG:''' [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=1 The Bat-Thing], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=11 King Skarl], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=13 Lisha], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=15 Lord Kass], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=43 The Fall of Jeran], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=46 Jeran, Meridell Knight], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=51 Psellia], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=59 Zafara Double Agent], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=69 Count Boris], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=70 Court Dancer], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=82 Kayla], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=86 Morguss], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=87 Morris]

[[category: Plots]]
[[category: Battledome]]

The Tale of Woe

2007-03-04T07:00:38Z

165.21.154.8: /* Prizes */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:TOW Gypsy Camp1.gif|frame|right|The Elephante Gypsy.]]
'''The Tale of Woe''' is a [[plot]] based in the [[Haunted Woods]] and entails the release of [[Neovia]]. It began on October 2, 2006, and finishing November 20, 2006 (designed to coincide with [[Wikipedia:Halloween|Halloween]]). The plot follows the travels of [[Gilly]], who first appeared as the star of [[The Castle of Eliv Thade]].

==Plot summary==
===The gypsy camp===
[[Image:TOW launch06.gif|frame|right|Gilly at the Gypsy Camp.]]
Deep within the Haunted Woods users happen upon a [[Gypsy Camp]], where a Pink [[Elephante]] greets and warns them of the dangers of the woods - "[...] Trees and creatures roam the night, and they can swallow the unwary. It's no accident that so many legends and myths surround this place [...]" - and reads the user a story of [[Gilly]], when she visited the Camp and heard the story of Neovia...

===The Legend of Neovia===
The Elephante began his tale of a family of [[Edmund]] and [[Alice]], and their three children: sons [[Bruno]] and [[Reginald]], and daughter [[Sophie]] (who the Elephante avoids mentioning until his story is almost over). They lived in [[Neovia]], and had many troubles. Bruno sought the affection of [[Lily]], but lacked the charm and strength to court her, and was not helped in his attempts by [[Oscar]], Lily's current protective companion.

After Oscar hit Bruno for talking to Lilly, Bruno resigned to his fate but stumbled upon [[Mr. Krawley]], who offered him a potion which would make all his troubles go away for only a few [[Neopoints]]. After drinking the potion, the very next day he was handsome, strong and much more presentable to Lily.

Edmund claimed Bruno was foolish to take such an action, complaining that one must work for success. However, when he was offered the potion by [[Mr. Krawley]], he reluctantly took it to resolve the family's financial hardship. Like Bruno, the elixir worked and he became rich within the next few days. With the testimonials of Bruno and his father, word of the potions spread quickly. When Reginald took a potion as well, increasing his intelligence and knowledge, the popularity of the elixir was assured. Before long, everyone was taking the potions to have their wishes - such things as height, beauty and youth - granted with a single swig, and only the innocent, such as [[Sophie]], refrained from drinking the potion.

[[Image:TOW prologue2.gif|frame|left|[[Mayor Thumburt]] and the rioters.]]
The potion seemed to give everyone in Neovia happiness... but as the days passed, the effects of the potion continued to make their wishes more twisted. Edmund became suspicious of everyone, carefully guarding over his fortune. Bruno became a muscular, deformed monster. Reginald became lonely, seeking refuge in his books when people couldn't stand to talk to him and his great intellect. Curses like this spread to everyone who drank the potion, and the angry town joined together and searched for [[Mr. Krawley]], only to find he had disappeared. They then decided to put the blame on the family which advertised the elixir, and attacked Edmund's home.

Bruno ran outside to distract the villagers while Reginald and Sophie sneaked out the back and ran for the woods. In the forest, they encountered [[Ilere]], who said Sophie had no where else to go but in her care. Reginald refused such an action, but relented when Sophie went of her own free will, saying she felt safe with Ilere. Returning back to Neovia, Reginald saw Bruno being chased into the woods outside of town, and escorted his parents to an abandoned mansion on the other side of town, used in the past for games of hide-and-seek.

Bruno lost those chasing him in the forest, and when the towns people returned they attacked, determined for retribution. Suddenly, [[Mayor Thumburt]] stopped them all and said they must be cured before bring justice to those responsible. The Neovians summon [[The Spirit of Slumber]], who cures them with magic, but at a terrible price...

===The ruins of Neovia===
[[Image:Tow locket1.gif|frame|The locket that was found in the ghost town.]]
The story ends and Gilly goes to sleep, and after a night's rest she sets out into the woods and stumbles upon Neovia itself. The small town is in ruins, but after looking through a burnt wreck of a house she found a strange silver locket hidden, with the picture inside decayed beyond recognition.

Gilly headed to the [[Deserted Fairground]] and took the locket to [[Lyanka]], of the [[Cork Gun Gallery]]; [[Leeroy]], of the [[Coconut Shy]]; [[Harker]], of the [[Bagatelle]] stall; and [[Ssidney]], of [[Ssidney's Scratch Cards]]. None of them knew who the owner was, although some seemed impressed with the metalwork and one mentioned they were quite popular a long time ago. Heading back to Neovia for more information, she discovers a path leading to a hut in the swampy part of the woods.

[[Image:Sophies shack.gif|frame|left|Sophie's Shack.]]
At the hut, Gilly met the adult Sophie, who snatched the locket and shouted for the Usul to leave and not to disturb her. Gilly ran off through the rain and took shelter in a cave. Inside, amongst strange, old artifacts, she was stalked by a dark creature. By arranging a mirror, a broken lamp post, and a chair around a pile of food for bait, Gilly managed to get the monster to eat some of the food, leap back from its own reflection, and stumble across the lamp post and into the chair, where it banged its head and fell into the moonlight, revealing itself to be the horribly disfigured Bruno.

Taking pity on Bruno for her actions, even though he was trying to scare her, Gilly approached him, only to be chased outside of the cave. Gilly ran all the way back to Sophie's hut, asking to be let in from the chasing Bruno, and Sophie answered the door angrily, but calmed into shock when she saw Bruno was alive. Exposition ensues as they related their stories: Bruno hid in a cave from the townspeople deep in the Haunted Woods, never daring to return to Neovia. Sophie went with Ilere to a her now current home and was only given a chest which Ilere said contained all she needed to survive, and left her.

A few days after Sophie settled into the hut, she returned to Neovia only to find deserted buildings. Sophie returned several times in the weeks that followed, but there was no sign of what had happened to the residents until [[Halloween]] night, when she saw ghostly apparations of the inhabitants living their lives. Sophie noticed the Neovian's faces were were without emotion, working and moving in silence, and when she touched one of them, her hand went straight through the Neovian. Sophie concluded they were not physically there, and returned to her hut to work on a cure. The next day, however, the town was once again deserted. For ten years, Sophie revealed, she had been working to cure the Neovians on Halloween night, and had little else left to try.

Gilly, almost forgotten in the exchange, remembered the Gypsy Elephante's story and explained the Spirit of Slumber's involvement, realizing this must be the "terrible price" mentioned in the story - while the spirit restored them to their forms before their use of Mr Krawley's potion, they would be unable to enjoy their restoration. Sophie was skeptical it would help, but decides to ask Ilere for information. She was reluctant to bring Gilly along, but relents when Bruno asks her to come, providing Gilly doesn't get in the way (to which Gilly finished Sophie's spoken request before her).

===Seeking the Spirit===
[[Image:Ileres tree.gif|frame|right|Ilere's residence, deep in the Haunted Woods.]]
Traveling deep into the Haunted Woods, the trio finally found Ilere's home after opening the gateway with the aid of [[Ghost]] [[Meepit]]s. Sophie began to explain to Ilere the curse placed on Neovia, and was interupted by an excited Gilly about the Spirit of Slumber and how they wanted him to reverse the spell on them. Ilere called them mad and saind the spirit of Slumber was far too powerful, and told them to leave beofre they got hurt. Bruno then attacked Ilere in a rage, and while she defended herself with her magic Bruno got the upper hand. Before anything more developed, Sophie threw Ilere and Bruno apart with her magic.

When Sophie asked why Bruno attacked Ilere, he explained he could feel Ilere's great power, yet she did nothing to help Sophie during the years, help sace Neovia ten years ago, and refused to even help now. Caught in a magical spell by Sophie, Ilere acknowledged who powerful she had become, and when prompted by Sophie told her the Spirit of Slumber was an ancient spirit of a Neopet who had died long ago, before she ever came to the Haunted Woods. She then said there were others in the Haunted Woods who would know more about the spirit than her. As the trio turned to leave, Ilere said to Sophie, "For your own sake, I hope you fail."

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As Bruno complained about Ilere's lack of help, Gilly began to suggest they see the [[Brain Tree]], who was one ofthe oldest residents of the Haunted Woods, to which Sophie immediately refused because she had a bad experience with it. Gilly began to drag her along, saying it wouldn't be so bad, to which Sophie blasted Gilly with her magic. Bruno scolded her, saying Gilly was only a little girl, and the Brain Tree may have the information they needed. Still feeling grumpy, Sophie aploigized and went to the Brain Tree with them.

Upon asking, the Brain Tree said he would give the Spirit of Slumber's name if they told it when he died. Gilly immediately set off to see [[The Esophagor]] for the answer, and Sophie began to say how she had a bad experience with him as well, but stopped when Bruno and Gilly looked at her. When they came to the Esophagor, the Esophagor said he could only tell them when someone died, and the Spirit of Slumber never did. He said he would give the date if the trio could give him the Spirit's real name.

This angered Gilly, as it created a paradox: they needed the Spirit's name to know the date of his death, and the date to get his name. Sophie, however, said she could identify the remains of the Spirit of Slumber's if she used a special potion, finding his name on his gravestone. When Gilly asked how they would find the Spirit's grave, Sophie said they would dig up every grave in the Haunted Woods, to which Bruno and Gilly gulped in fear at the thought.

===Seeking the Spirit's name===
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The three heroes arrived at [[The Caretaker]]'s Shack to find his indices had been stolen by an unknown thief. Without them they could not find and search all the graves of the Haunted Woods, so they searched for them and eventually found them in a maze (corresponding to the plot action in [[Fetch!]]), and had The Caretaker guide them through the gravesites.

Bruno dug up the graves while Gilly helped Sophie create and use potions on the bones unearthed one by one, until one of the the bones tested glows, signifying if was of the Spirit of Slumber. Sophie excitedly asked which grave it came from, and Gilly pointed to a broken headstone which bore no name, to which Sophie cried out in frustration. Without much enthusiasum, they all realized the needed to go back to every single gravestone, marking off the legible names they found on the gravestones from the indices and have only one remaining name, it being the Spirit of Slumber's. Upon returning to the Caretaker's Shack however, he was furious they had dug up all the graves of the Haunted Woods and taken his indices, and chased them out. Realizing they needed to move more quietly through the graveyards because of the furious Caretaker, they set out writing off each name from the indices one by one.

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They eventually found the name ''Jubart Igig'' and they all returned to Sophie's shack where she read up on a ways to summon the Spirit of Slumber. After reading the proper spell, Sophie slammed the book and said it wouldn't work, explaining the only way to summon the Spirit of Slumber was for someone to drink it a special potion and allow him to inhabit their body. Bruno volunteered, to which Sophie objected, saying she didn't want to lose him again. But Bruno reasoned with her, pointing out Gilly was too small and she was needed to create the potion, making him the only choice to bring their family back.

Sophie began making potions, two of which Bruno drank and became really hairy and shrunk in size, but upon drinking the third potion, he dropped the flask to the floor and a sinister gaze was fixed upon his face, signifying he was possesed by the Spirit of Slumber. When asked why he was summoned, Sophie asked him to reverse the spell he placed on Neovia, to which he smiled and agreed.

Sophie and Gilly followed the possessed Bruno back to Neovia. Along the way, Sophie reassured Gilly [[werelupe]]s weren't normally seen in the woods around Neovia, while Ginny reassued Sophie the town and her family would be cured as Sophie looked at the charred remains of the locket her mother gave her.

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the Spirit of Slumber lead them to Neovia's town square, and he raised his hands and said, "Let the spell be undone!" In an instant, the inhabitants of Neovia and Sophies family were restored to material form as Bruno fell unconscious. As Sophie tried to wake Bruno saying their family was cured, Gilly was trying to get her attention as she stared at the Neovians. Annoyed, Sophie turned around and watched in horror as the Neovians began to transform, realizing the Spirit of Slumber only reversed his spell and not the potion. They returned to their cursed forms and mutated even more monstrous, including her mother, father and brother. Sophie ran in horror at the sight, and Gilly and Bruno tried to chase after her, but were surrounded by the mutated Neovians.

===Into the fray===
Mayor Thumburt pointed to Gilly and Bruno, saying they were to blame for the way they were now, and the Neovians attacks. Bruno scanned the angry crowd and saw lurking at the edge Mr. Krawley. He began to run away after he was noticed, and Bruno urged Gilly to chase after him as he fought back the crowd. Gilly ran after Mr. Krawley into a graveyard, whose gravestones turned to life and attacked her. Grabbing a nearby shovel (perhaps left by a gravedigger), Gilly defeated all the gravestones, after which Mr. Krawley used his magic to bring the surrounding trees to life, which Gilly needed to defeat as well before continuing her chase of him.

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Chasing Mr. Krawley to the front of '''Meepit Oaks''', Gilly confronted him and he revealed himself as Mr. Krawley for the first time, but said it was not him she needed, but what was inside the asylum. Calling him a liar, Krawley said he led her there for a reason. Just then, Zombie Neopets moaning for brains walked into the courtyard, blocking escape. Krawley said she needed to make a decision, as the way out was closing, and Gilly hesitantly walked inside.

Meanwhile, Bruno fought against the crowd of Neovians being herded by Mayor Thumburt, and hid in a cellar when the danger became too great. From the safety of the cellar, he saw his parents parents cursing him, and mourned at the fact he couldn't help them.

Sophie ran all the way back to her shack, and on the inside finally collected herself and began to make a potion to cure Neovia, which she tested on her [[Meowclops]] who went through many side effects before becoming a safe potion. After completing the concoction she left for Neovia but couldn't help thinking there was something still missing.

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Back at Meepit Oaks, Gilly walked through the corridors of the vacant asylum and fought off zombies and pieced together the mystery of what happened there, eventually finding an unwilted, glowing purple flower in a jail cell containing a long dead nurse named [[Lucy]]. Taking the flower and sneaking past the zombies on the outside, Gilly ran into Sophie who saw the flower and realized it was the final ingredient of the potion. Placing the flower in the potion, they set off to pour the contents into the well of Neovia.

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At Neovia, the residents were waiting for her, but she blasted away all of them except Mayor Thumburt, who told her to go home and pretend nothing happened, sparing herself the heartache she would feel if the cure failed. Saying she would take her chances, she blasted the Mayor with her magic, who easily deflected it and hit her to the ground. Bruno pounced upon Mayor Thumburt and pulled him off her, realizing he was much stronger than he appeared. All three of them gathered together and fought against Mayor Thumburt, who began to mutate and become more powerful, until he he was turned into a [[Moquot]] by Sophie.

With the Mayor finally defeated, Sopihe urged Bruno to drink the potion, who instead told her to pour the contents into the well to cure Neovia. Returning the next day after all the residents had a drink from the well, they were greeted warmly by everyone, including Sophie and Bruno's family. Returning to the well, Bruno quickly drank from its waters, only to realize he was cursed too long. This didn't bother him, however, as he was used to his form now. Edmund rejoiced in having the family together again, but Sophie said she didn't feel home in Neovia anymore, and was used to being alone. As she bid them goodbye, Gilly saw Mr. Krawley smiling as he watched from a dark alley, who then disappeared in a puff of purple smoke.

===The end===
With the Tale of Woe finished, the Pink Elephante bid the children who were listening good night, and said it was best not to wander into the woods after dark, as you never knew what would swallow the unwary. Later, when users and their Neopets came to visit the Elephante again, they find he had disappeared, and when they asked a Red [[Wocky]] gypsy where the Elephante who told The Tale of Woe was, she said there was never an Elephante part of their camp.

==Plot participation==
Plot participation put the user in the role of the lead characters of the plot, helping them in certain situations as the plot progressed.

===The locket, the carnies and the shack===
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In [[Neovia]], the user must visit the burnt-down, although fairly structurally intact, house in the lower right section of the [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml Neovia map]. At this point in the plot, this house is the only visitable place in the town.

Every co-ordinate of the map is linked, but only certain key co-ordinates produce an individual result. These co-ordinates are:

*(67,201) -- Chair
*(80,135) -- Fireplace
*(147,218) -- Couch End
*(150,115) -- Bookcase
*(175,145) -- Crack in the Wall
*(186,186) -- Sofa Couch
*(210,130) -- Broken Staircase
*(235,232) -- Broken Boards
*(308,199) -- Pillow Spring
*(364,195) -- Table Leg

The co-ordinates exist in the URL of the links. The structure of the URL used in conjunction with the locations in the map follow the following format: '''<nowiki>http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml?hvh=</nowiki>''[House Code Identifier]''?''[x,y]''''' thus the co-ordinates can be manipulated by changing them at the end of the URL link. This makes hopping to the above locations very easy.

When visiting the locations above, there will be one of the ten (which is random for each user) where Gilly finds the charred silver locket. A form button will appear beneath the locket, which when clicked will add the locket to the Quest Inventory.

After the locket was found, the user must head to the [[Deserted Fairground]], where the following four characters will talk to Gilly about the locket she has found:

*Harker the [[Lupe]], at the Bagatelle stall.
*Lyanka the [[Aisha]], at the Cork Gun Gallery.
*Leeroy the [[Quiggle]], at the Coconut Shy.
*Ssidney the [[Nimmo]], at Ssidney's Scratch Cards.

The conversations appear bellow the games themselves. There have been some bugs where the conversations do not appear. Methods of rectifying it include clearing one's cache, refreshing, or playing one of the four games. Each of the characters will give a different conversation, and while these are four set characters, it is random for each user which character has which conversation. Each conversation starts with one of the following opening lines:

*"Why, certainly, little miss... Well, what a pretty little trinket this is. I haven't seen one like it in years."
*"Amazing! I haven't seen such metalwork in, oh, must be ten years. Where did you say you found it?"
*"That piece of junk? It looks like a hundred other lockets I've seen."
*"It looks familiar... where did you get it? I know someone who'd pay a thousand Neopoints for that locket, though. At least, I used to. Haven't seen her in ages."

When the characters are visited so that the conversations appear in the above order, Gilly will decide that nobody will help her there. Back in Neovia, a small path that leads away from the town becomes hyperlinked to a new site, Sophie's Shack.

===Bruno's Cave===
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After visiting Sophie's Shack, Sophie will run the user off. Clicking the form button bellow, "Flee in Terror", will bring Gilly to a dark cave. Clicking the "Go into the scary cave..." button will send Gilly inside.

The cave is unique to everyone, but consists of a 3 x 3 grid of rooms, which all have at least one doorway into them. In the cave, there are several items, some of which can be carried and some of which can't. The chest and the table cannot be picked up, but the lamppost, chair, mirror, rotten food, and key can. Additionally, at least one of the rooms will have a pool of moonlight in the centre.

The user can pick up one object at a time, and can be placed down at a certain co-ordinate in the same way as the user searched for the locket in Neovia.

When moving about the cave, occasionally the message "Something seems to be following you..." will appear under the picture of the room. It will eventually catch up with you, and it will scare Gilly into a random room. By placing the Rotten Food object on the ground in one of the rooms, when the monster passes through it, they will, instead of scaring Gilly into a random location, stop and eat. They will then become disoriented and run off to a random room.

The user must set up a trap in a moonlit room in order to illuminate the creature. To do this, the following items must be placed at the following co-ordinates of a room with a pool of moonlight in the centre:

*Mirror at (240,330).
*Lamppost at (240,215).
*Chair at (235,160), or sometimes (225,155).
*Rotten Food at (330,325).

When the monster follows Gilly into the room, it will eat the bait, see its reflection in the mirror, stumble backwards over the lamppost, crack its head on the chair and collapse into the light.

===Finding Ilere===
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When the user returns to Sophie's Shack, a section of dialogue will be visible of the troupe - Gilly, Sophie and Bruno - where they decide to head out to find Ilere.

There are three sections to find Ilere, each section works in a similar way. Each section is a [[Wikipedia:Adobe Flash|Flash]] maze, where you will see a screen with several paths leading from it. One of these (except for the first screen of each maze) will take the user back to the previous screen. In each section, there is an item, or several items, that must be collected to advance.

====The Swamp====
In the first section, there is a two-headed [[Hissi]] blocking one of the paths. When the user clicks on him, they are told that one of the Hissi's heads will always speak the truth, and the other will always lie. The Hissi is too busy arguing with himself to listen to any questions you give it, so the problem cannot be solved simply by using logic.

The user must find a stick in the maze, and click on it to bring it into their Quest Inventory. The user must then return to the Hissi and, by clicking on the stick in the inventory then on the Neopet, prod it. One of the Hissi's heads will deny that you poked it, so the other head must be telling the truth. This opens the way into the next section.

====The High Woods====
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In this segment, there is a clearing somewhere in the woods where there is a break in the trees. There is a cliff at the break, and to proceed, you must descend it.

Around the maze are five types of vine, six of each, which can be picked up in the same manner as the stick in the previous section. These vines must be assembled in a combination, random to each person, to construct a rope for a descent of the cliff.

An effective way of determining which combination to use is to drop all vines at the clearing by clicking them in the inventory and clicking on the terrain, putting them into piles of type, and then trying with six of each in one's inventory until the user is shown a cutscene of the cliff, where the rope is too short. The user should add a vine from the next pile to the inventory, and continue doing so, testing after each vine, until the rope becomes too weak or the bottom is reached. In the former event, the last vine added should be removed, and a vine from the next pile included, with the process continuing.

Once the vine-rope reaches the base of the cliff, the three Neopets will climb down, and the next section will start. Note that it is possible to construct a rope with more than three sets of vines, but inadvisable; the rope will then be snatched away by a monster, and the vines scattered through the woods again.

====The Deep Woods====
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In this maze, the object is to collect the seven ghost [[Meepits]], and then use them to open the lock to Ilere's tree residence.

When the user first encounters a Meepit in the forest, it will run away. After this happens, the user must play [[Meepit Juice Break]] and send a score of 400 points or more. This will place a glass of Meepit Juice into the Quest Inventory. The next time a Meepit is encountered, clicking on this in the inventory, then clicking on the Meepit, will offer the juice to the [[Petpet]]. The juice will splash through it, however, and it will run off. Sophie will turn the Meepit Juice into Ghost Meepit Juice, and when the above procedure is repeated, this time the Meepit will become entranced and follow as part of the Quest Inventory.

Once all seven Meepits are collected, Ilere's tree must be found. It is covered by a stone barricade, engraved with runes, and seven spots of light sit on the floor in front of it. Clicking on the Meepit picture in the Quest Inventory, then on the floor, will cause the seven Meepits to hop onto the spots. The Meepits must be rearranged, by clicking two of the Ghost Meepits (which will exchange their positions), until all the Meepits are dancing. Visual hints make this relatively simple:

*Happy Meepits are one space from their proper position.
*Staring Meepits are two spaces from their proper position.
*Sad Meepits are more than two spaces from their proper position.

As there are only seven positions, this reduces the possibilities to two for each Meepit.

When all the Meepits dance, the stone door will move and Ilere's home will be open.

===Fetching the books===
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The user next needs to find the graveyard of the Spirit. At the [[Game Graveyard]], there is a new picture of The Caretaker's Vault: click on it to enter.

The Caretaker (an easily-angered blue Yurble) angrily informs the user that his indices are missing. Without them, he cannot locate a the graveyard or grave of anyone.

The books must be found. If the user plays [[Fetch!]] on hard difficulty, they will find somewhere in the maze a pile of books. When the user reaches it, as it's certainly not what the Master asked for, you'll be told to "Flee", with that being the only button on the page.

After clicking the "Fleeing sounds pretty good right now..." button, the Fetch! game is over; when the user returns to the Caretaker's vault, the Yurble will be happy to see the return of his records.

===Gravedigging===
With the indices carefully checked, the user then must begin to search for the correct grave. There are three different tasks to perform as part of this section: digging up the graves, retrieving potion ingredients to increase the drops of potion available, and using the potion on dug up bones in order to determine if it is a bone from the Spirit of Slumber.

These tasks are not performed in sequence and finished in the same way as finding Ilere. Every single grave from a multitude of graveyards must be dug up, and every single grave tested with the potion. It is a dauntingly huge task, but fortunately, every user working on the plot works together, much like working on the repository of the [[Lost Desert Plot]].

To start searching for the Spirit's mortal body, the user must visit the Caretaker's Vault again and click the "Examine the graveyards list" button. Then, a graveyard must be selected from a list of graveyard designations, and the user is brought up to the graveyard's control panel, where each task can be selected.

====Finding Ingredients====
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On the control panel, the third option was to retrieve ingredients for Sophie. She would give you the name of the ingredient, and the user would then visit her Shack (entering it by clicking on the door) and retrieve the appropriate ingredient. The user returned to Sophie, and was rewarded 50 NP if the vial is correct.

There were no labels on the potions in Sophie's Shack, however. At the end of the URL for each unlabeled ingredient was an ID number. The ID conformed to a certain ingredient. The known ID and ingredient matches were:
*'''ID 1''': Bagguss Juice
*'''ID 2''': Juppie Extract
*'''ID 3''': Kadoatie Essence
*'''ID 4''': Tanglevine Sap
*'''ID 5''': Liquid Chokato Mould
*'''ID 6''': Moonwater
*'''ID 7''': Liquid meepit
*'''ID 8''': Slorg Slime ''(never used)''
*'''ID 9''': Bloatershroom Extract
*'''ID 10''': Liquified Bumroot
*'''ID 11''': Crushweed juice
*'''ID 12''': Boiled tree bark
*'''ID 13''': Worm snot
*'''ID 14''': Soaked Babaa Wool
*'''ID 15''': Spicy Mortogberry
*'''ID 16''': Jurple butter
*'''ID 17''': Boiled Meowclops Saliva
*'''ID 18''': Barkroot Dew
*'''ID 19''': Watery Dung ''(never used)''
*'''ID 20''': Grundo Goo
*'''ID 21''': Powdered Bloodfern
*'''ID 22''': Pureed sharpgrass
*'''ID 23''': Mutant Gruel
*'''ID 24''': Evaporated Snorkle Juice
*'''ID 25''': Ghostbeef Essence
*'''ID 26''': Zomutt Mucus

====Digging graves====
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This section of the plot began October 20, 2006, and was completed October 23, 2006. The graveyards are no longer active.

Clicking the 'Enter graveyard' button brought the user to a map of the graveyard. The graveyard was divided up into many squares. The square the user was currently on was shown by a black border around the square. The user moved around the graveyard by clicking other squares to go to them (the user could only click on squares they could reach from their current position without walking over graves or barriers).

Many of the squares contained gravestones. If the gravestone had a small pile of dirt in front of it, it signified that the digging was underway. If there was a large section of dirt in front of it, it signified that the grave was open and empty. If there was a large section of dirt with bones in front of it, it signified that the grave was open and the coffin exposed. If there was no dirt in front of it, digging had yet to begin (although diggers may be waiting to commence).

To interact with a grave, the user had to be on a square adjacent to one, then click the grave's square.

To dig up a grave, there had to be four users (represented by their active Neopet) at the grave site, which then had to dig in sequence, each user's turn indicated to them by a pink highlight around their Neopet. To join a digging team, there had to be at least one empty space, shown by a question mark instead of a Neopet's image, around the grave, and then the form button "Join the diggers" was to be clicked. Between their turns at digging, the users clicked the "Wait" form button.

While digging, several items could be found by the users in the dirt. Most commonly, these were '''Spooky Doughnut'''s or '''Ghost Marshmallows''', but '''Fetch! Stamp'''s, '''Meowclops Statue'''s and '''Sludgy'''s could also be found, and there were claims that '''Halloween [[Paint Brush]]'''es had been dug up also.

If you were not quick enough in digging, you could be kicked out of the digging team. If this happened, or if you chose to leave the digging team once you had joined, you were unable to dig for some minutes. After a coffin had been successfully exhumed, the user became exhausted and had to wait several minutes before they could dig up graves again. (This is similar to an activity in the Lost Desert Plot, as remarked by many users. Due to a shortened time limit, however, dialup users experienced difficulty, as their page load times could exceed the time limit, causing them to be removed from their digging team on their first or second click.)

The graveyard could be left by leaving through the gate the user arrived next to. This took the user back to the control panel.

====Testing bones====
In order to test whether the dug up bones are those of the Spirit of Slumber, the user took some potion from the control panel, entered the graveyard and found an open grave. The user could "Wait" at a grave being dug up until the coffin was exhumed to test it, as well as looking for a coffin already available.

If the user was first to the coffin with the potion, they were asked to "Continue", and were then given the mass and volume of one of the bones. They were then asked to decide how many drops of potion, up to 250, were needed to test the bone correctly. The formula for working out the number of droplets needed was: ((mass/volume)^2)*25, that is, the mass divided by the volume, squared, times 25. The result was to be rounded to its nearest whole number.

After testing a bone, the user saw whether or not the bone was the Spirit's. If it wasn't, the user gained 150 [[NP]] and had to wait a while before being able to test a bone again. The user could return the potion to Sophie on the control panel after taking it if they were unable to, or did not wish to, test a bone. They would not be able to use the potion again for a few minutes.

===Process of elimination===
This activity has now been closed on October 28, 2006.

With the bones found, it was time to eliminate all the names that were not the Spirit of Slumber. The user had to go back through the graveyards, clicking on gravestones to add the name to the list of checked stones; the stone would then receive a red mark at the upper right to signify that it had been noted. As before, new graveyards were added to the list as old ones were marked off.

===The Summoning Potion===
With Bruno as the volunteer, it's time to mix the potion that will allow the Spirit of Slumber to inhabit his body. Upon arriving at Sophie's Shack, the user receives a conversation in which Sophie reveals that, while her book has a general description of the required potion, it has no specific list of ingredients or amounts. She simply has to experiment.

In this activity, the user has a series of ingredients to mix in order to arrive at a specific colour of potion. The colours of potion are defined in steps, as follows:
*Red
*Green
*Blue
*Purple
*Grey
*Pink
*Swirl: Red-Yellow-Blue
*Mint Green with Yellow Streaks
*Sparkling Purple
*Silver and Red

The ingredients the user starts with are:
*Bumroot
*Leafy Slorgblossom
*Crushed Jurpleberries

The activity is constructed as a maze of sorts: Starting from Red, the user must "navigate" to a series of "destinations", correlating to different colours. Complicating matters, the "navigation" must contain no more than a maximum number of "steps", defined as an indivudal ingredient being added to the cauldron. If the maximum step number is exceeded, the potion turns to black sludge, and the user must start over. (This is mildly similar to the "Fetch!" game, used earlier in the plot, in which a set number of life points are expended with each move.)

The first potion destination is Purple within three steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...and all of his fur grows long and shaggy.

("I suppose you think this is funny?" -- Bruno)

For the second attempt, Salt is added to the list of ingredients. The second potion destination is Swirl: Red-Yellow-Blue, within five steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...and shrinks to a size smaller than the potion bottle.

("I always wanted a little brother." -- Sophie)

("I live solely for your amusement, sister." -- Bruno.)

For the final attempt, Bronze Sansam is added to the ingredients list. The third potion destination is Silver and Red within nine steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...

("I just hope I don't explode..." -- Bruno)

===Halloween===
{|align=right border="1"
|-style="background:gray"
!colspan=2| Name|| # 0f Wins Limit|| Difficulty
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 1st Wave
|-
| [[Ominous Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/ostones.gif || 17 < ? > 31 || 8
|-
| [[Macabre Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mstones.gif || 17 < ? > 39 || 10
|-
| [[Furious Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/fstones.gif || 18 < ? > 32 || 12
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 2nd Wave
|-
| [[Black Elm]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/blelm.gif || 20 < ? > 23 || 15
|-
| [[Blathering Beech]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/blabeech.gif || 14 < ? > 21 || 30
|-
| [[Savage Sycamore]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/savsyc.gif || 10 < ? > 20 || 50
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 3rd Wave
|-
| [[Herman Dorfdrap]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/hdorf.gif || 10 < ? > 21 || 55
|-
| [[Bennie the Jub]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/bjub.gif || 10 < ? > 20 || 100
|-
| [[Disgruntled Townspeople]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/distown.gif || 1 < ? > 250 || 200
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 4th Wave
|-
| [[Shrieking Shadow]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/shrishad.gif || 10 < ? > 35 || 50
|-
| [[Creeping Shadows]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/creshad.gif || 14 < ? > 20 || 75
|-
| [[Malevolent Shadow]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/malshad.gif || 10 < ? > 15 || 150
|}
Users could fight against opponents in the [[Battledome]] starting Thursday, November 2, fighting set fighters with each new part of the plot which was released. Unlike previous plots were points were calculated by the type and number of opponents defeated, a limit to each opponent was given, only allowing a certain number of points to contribute to their score.

There were many errors which occured with this portion of the plot, the first occurring with the release of the first wave, which was added to the bottom of the [[1-Player Challengers]] list on the evening of November 1st before the Battledome became war opponents only. During the first and second wave of challengers, so many users were capable of defeating the opponents and fighting all at once, crashing the Battledome servers continually. It wasn't until the third wave load times returned to normal, due to not many users capable of fighting against them.
 

===The Curing Potion===
''...to be added...''

===The Meepit Oaks Sanitorium for the Psychologically Fragile===
''...to be added...''

===The return to Neovia & finale===
{|border=1 align=right
|-style="background:silver"
! Mayor Thumburt || Difficulty
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_15ca79bf08.gif || 10000
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_2d41c753c4.gif || 100000
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_38324c61a5.gif || 100000
|}
Users were challenged by Mayor Thumburt and could needed to face him in the Battledome. defeating him alone was impossible by any one Neopet, due to his large amounts of HP and ability damage a Neopet for 800 HP reguardless how much they defended. To defeat him, the collective users of Neopets needed to lose against him contasntly, doing what damage they could against him, which would lower his total HP. He attacked in three different forms, each form more powerful than the last. Users were awarded points for losing against him to a limit of 7 - 33 times ''(as the correct number isn't known yet)''.
 

==Quest inventory==
This plot brought in a feature called the '''Quest Inventory''', where items discovered in the plot are stored. Items in this inventory cannot be used, traded, or stolen in the way items in the [[Inventory]] can, like previous plot quest items in the past.

==Prizes==
{| style="float:right;width:360px;text-align:center;border:0;"
!style="width:80px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Trophy
!style="width:80px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Criteria
!style="width:200px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Ranks
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_digs_82cf57ce1c.gif
|Individual Digs
|'''Spoon Scraper''' ? - 11 - 77 - ? '''Shovel Flailer''' ? - 89 - 370 - ? '''Digmaster''' ? - 425 - 1805 - ?
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_graves_6a69cce8fd.gif
|Completed Graves
|'''Grave Digger''' 1 - 4 '''Bone Thief''' 5 - 20 - ? '''Mortician''' ? - 25 - 110 - ?
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_potions_71d801d938.gif
|Potion Fetching
|'''Gopher''' 1 - 2 '''Stuffbringer''' 3 - 10 - ? '''Spirit of Carrying Things''' ? -12 - 47 - ?
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_names_73d295f746.gif
|Name Elimination
|'''I Can Read™''' 1 - 3 '''Bookworm''' 4 - 25 - ? '''Head Librarian''' ? - 32 - 204 - ?
|}

On the 4th January 2007 The Neopets Team released all [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/stats.phtml user statistics] that marked each step of the plot the user had completed. Additionally, the statistics for the user's fights against the Battledome opponents was include, and minor trophies associated specifically with four of the more arduous tasks were awarded, along with their own ranks.

However, this early indication that the plot prizes proper would soon to be ready proved to be false, as it was the 2nd March by the time they were released. [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/shack.phtml Visiting Sophie's Shack] awarded the user with the Tale of Woe [[sidebar]] theme and the Tale of Woe - Krawley [[avatar]].

A selection of 32 prizes were provided for a user to purchase with their plot points, which were awarded based on the overall participation in the plot. The points were awarded with an overall trophy for a user's [[user lookup]].

To accompany the release, the statistics page was updated with the overall trophy.

Most of the plot prizes were references to the activities of the plot. They were, in ascending order of point price, as follows:

*'''25 points''': Hissi Oil - ''Guaranteed to solve all your key-storage problems, or your money back.''
*'''50 points''': Package of Assorted Vines - ''Ooh! Its got a yellow one!''
*'''75 points''': Titanium Grave-Digging Spork - ''It will never rust, which is good because it will take you ages just to dig a single grave with it.''
*'''100 points''': Surplus Bone-Testing Kit - ''If only there were any bones left to test.''
*'''500 points''': Talking Tombstone Alarm Clock - ''Mostly it just talks to itself.''
*'''500 points''': Haunted Woods Graveyard Reference, 57N1064 through R51-8AHS - ''Alphabetical order? What does that mean?''
*'''750 points''': Eau de Esophagor - ''Contains hints of refuse, muck, and bile!''
*'''800 points''': Gluten-Free Potion Composites Cookbook - ''For witches and wizards with sensitive digestive systems.''
*'''999 points''': E-Z® Brand Chemistry for Beginners® Cross-Promotional Play Set™ - ''Sophie heartily endorses this event and/or product.''
*'''1,000 points''': Two-Bobbleheaded Hissi - ''They bob to avoid being poked with a stick again.''
*'''1,000 points''': Open Grave - ''A perfect place to take a nap.''
*'''1,000 points''': Graveyard Reference Book Plushie - ''Some of the least fun bedtime reading in history.''
*'''1,000 points''': Neovian Genealogy - ''Skeith plus Zafara equals... Ixi??''
*'''1,200 points''': Ghost Meepit Dance Party Ultra Remix - ''Features the Hokey Pokey and other spin-around-in-a-circle favourites.''
*'''1,500 points''': Villager Pitchfork - ''Wait a minute, Neovians arent farmers...''
*'''2,000 points''': Haunted Chess Set - ''Sometimes, the pawns move THREE spaces when you arent looking!''
*'''2,000 points''': Damp Cave Feng Shui - ''How to best arrange the furniture you have scavenged over the years.''
*'''2,000 points''': Ominous Stone Plushie - ''Doubles as a handy, yet spooky pillow!''
*'''2,000 points''': Nurse Skeleton Bobblehead - ''What is she so happy about?''
*'''2,500 points''': Potion Cabinet - ''With pull-out shelves for storing extra-large bottles of mysterious goo!''
*'''3,000 points''': Ilere Plushie - ''Do not take this plushie lightly, for it is vastly more powerful than you can ever imagine!''
*'''3,000 points''': Accursed Mittens - ''They pack quite a punch, just dont try to pick anything up with them.''
*'''3,000 points''': Tale of Woe: The Untold Story - by Reginald (Autographed Copy) - ''To my biggest fan - Love, Reggie''
*'''3500 points''': Rusty Asylum Cell Door - ''Repeat after me: The red stuff is RUST.''
*'''4,000 points''': Behind the Rusted Door: The True Story of the Meepit Oaks Sanitorium - ''Madness! Madness, I tell you! No, seriously, the book is about madness.''
*'''4,000 points''': Enraged Mayor Thumburt Plushie - ''MAYOR SMASH!''
*'''4,500 points''': Creeping Shadow Hammer - ''Your opponents may have trouble dodging it, as its hard to tell where the hammer is...''
*'''5,000 points''': Mysterious Potted Flower - ''That extra special final ingredient for making your garden look lovely!''
*'''6,500 points''': Spirit of Slumber Plushie - ''This plushie will keep you in a very, very deep sleep at night... heh heh...''
*'''8,000 points''': Ghost Paint Brush - ''This spooky looking paintbrush will give your Neopet a scary new look.''
*'''10,000 points''': Thumburts Cane - ''Wise politicians do not rule with an iron, er, cane.''
*'''12,000 points''': Rusty Lamppost - ''Walk softly and carry an absurdly large metal pole.''

The overall trophies are as follows:

{| style="width:650px;text-align:center;border:0;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Trophy
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_7_baef4b8eef.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_6_ca33aee5fd.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_5_56b107e4f4.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_4_df9d1168a0.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_3_5e76bf00fa.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_2_0cff20b5ca.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_1_e29fdb5cca.gif
|- style="font-size:7pt;font-weight:bold;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;font-size:10pt;"|Title
|style="width:80px;"|Honorary Mayor of Neovia
|style="width:80px;"|Master Chemist
|style="width:80px;"|Neovian Citizen
|style="width:80px;"|Meepit Wrangler
|style="width:80px;"|Vine Weaver
|style="width:80px;"|Asylum Inmate
|style="width:80px;"|Swamp Slorg
|- style="font-size:8pt;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-size:10pt;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Point Range
|style="width:80px;"|? - 44,080 - 41,240 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 34,990 - 30,440 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 28,260 - 25,650 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 21,115 - 20,120 - ?
|style="width:80px;"| 
|style="width:80px;"|?- 15,825 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 30 - ?
|}

==Trivia==
*An [[Aisha]] resembling [[Megan]] can be seen in images of the Gypsy camp.
*The plot appears to be based off the [[Wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (novel)|book]]/[[Wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983 film)|movie]] '''Something Wicked This Way Comes'''.
*When part 3 of the plot was released on October 13, 2006, the new section of the plot came upon many database issues, requiring [[The Neopets Team]] to move the database, replacing all pages relating to the plot with the following texts (as the errors were happening more than once)
**'''TEMPORARY DB MOVE - WILL BE BACK SHORTLY'''
**'''MORE DATABASE ISSUES -- GEEZ THERE'S A LOT OF YOU GUYS -- DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH'''
*Sophie's saying of how she had a "bad experience" with the Brain Tree and Esophagor probably refers to the Brain Tree Quest, which a user must complete tasks for the Esophagor to fulfill the Brain Tree's request. The rewards for completing the quest are almost always lower in value than the cost it is to complete them, which is probably why Sophie is upset about them.
*On October 23, 2006 around 6:25 NST, the following message appeared when any user tried to access the graveyards or any other related pages along with an [http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/graveyard/femur_glow_edbd8280f3.gif image of a glowing bone]...<blockquote>''heavenest found the Spirit of Slumber's bones!'' ''The bones glow with an unearthly silver light.''</blockquote>It is currently believed the user ''heavenest'' found the bones, and as such there is no reason to continue searching graves. About 1 hour after this, users who roamed around the Haunted Woods received the following [[Random Event]]s, with different [[Ghost]] [[Neopets]]:
{|align=center width="450" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" border="0"
|-style="background:orange"
!colspan=2| Something has haunted!
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/pets/angry/koi_ghost_baby.gif || '''BOO!''' Uh oh! It looks like all that digging up of graves has disturbed some of the more... eerie denizens of the Haunted Woods. A peace offering would be nice... or perhaps you should just RUN!!
|}
It's unknown what will come from this, and what the ghosts of the defiled graves will do in the Haunted Woods.
*There are considerable differences between the plot's information and the flavor text of the Haunted Woods Expansion Set for the Neopets TCG; while characters, names and settings remain constant, the "plague" mentioned on the card, "Curing the Plague" (which depicts a slightly-altered Spirit of Slumber, who appears to be a mutant Lupe with an earring) is nowhere to be found. Likewise, Ilere is a Villain in the TCG, but a reluctant aide in the plot.
*The Caretaker in the plot bears a resemblance to [[The Foreman]] of the [[Lost Desert Plot]] and [[Altador Plot]], the difference being The Caretaker is a blue Yurble, while the The Foreman is an Orange Yurble.
*Upon the closing of the name-finding activity, a dialogue appeared at the Caretaker's Shack in which Gilly revealed the name to Sophie: Jubart Igig. "Doesn't sound like most of the other names we found. Maybe it's an anagram of something...Nah." This is an inside joke reference to the game [[The Castle of Eliv Thade]] which Gilly originated from.
*The user [http://www.neopets.com/randomfriend.phtml?user=marina_87 marina_87] is credited to defeating the 3rd form of Mayor Thumburt, receiving 100,076 points to her battle score.
*Neopets like the [[Gnorbu]] and [[Bori]] are part of the inhabitants of Neovia, even though these Neopets weren't released until a few years ago.

==External links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/gypsy_camp.phtml The Gypsy Camp], [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/comic.phtml The Tale of Woe (comic)], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml? Neovia], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/shack.phtml Sophie's Shack], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml?hvh=7e82eb43e7bf50a688a9c729ab116780 Burned-down House], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/cave.phtml Bruno's Cave], [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/maze.phtml Haunted Woods Maze], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/caretaker.phtml Caretaker's Vault], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/graveyard.phtml Graveyard], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/lab.phtml Sophie's Lab], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/asylum.phtml Meepit Oaks]
*'''Plot Solution:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/solution.phtml Tale of Woe Solution]
*'''Plot Score:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/stats.phtml Tale of Woe Score]
*[http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/quest_inv.phtml Quest Inventory]
*'''Neopets TCG:''' [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=28 Mr. Krawley], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=89 Hissi Oil]
*'''Editorial:''' [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=262 262], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=263 263], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=264 264], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=265 265]
*'''Selected Fansites:''' [http://sunnyneo.com/taleofwoe.php SunnyNeo - Tale of Woe Solutions]

[[Category: Plots]]
[[Category: Battledome]]

The Tale of Woe

2007-03-04T06:57:03Z

165.21.154.12: /* Halloween */

{{currentevent}}
[[Image:TOW Gypsy Camp1.gif|frame|right|The Elephante Gypsy.]]
'''The Tale of Woe''' is a [[plot]] based in the [[Haunted Woods]] and entails the release of [[Neovia]]. It began on October 2, 2006, and finishing November 20, 2006 (designed to coincide with [[Wikipedia:Halloween|Halloween]]). The plot follows the travels of [[Gilly]], who first appeared as the star of [[The Castle of Eliv Thade]].

==Plot summary==
===The gypsy camp===
[[Image:TOW launch06.gif|frame|right|Gilly at the Gypsy Camp.]]
Deep within the Haunted Woods users happen upon a [[Gypsy Camp]], where a Pink [[Elephante]] greets and warns them of the dangers of the woods - "[...] Trees and creatures roam the night, and they can swallow the unwary. It's no accident that so many legends and myths surround this place [...]" - and reads the user a story of [[Gilly]], when she visited the Camp and heard the story of Neovia...

===The Legend of Neovia===
The Elephante began his tale of a family of [[Edmund]] and [[Alice]], and their three children: sons [[Bruno]] and [[Reginald]], and daughter [[Sophie]] (who the Elephante avoids mentioning until his story is almost over). They lived in [[Neovia]], and had many troubles. Bruno sought the affection of [[Lily]], but lacked the charm and strength to court her, and was not helped in his attempts by [[Oscar]], Lily's current protective companion.

After Oscar hit Bruno for talking to Lilly, Bruno resigned to his fate but stumbled upon [[Mr. Krawley]], who offered him a potion which would make all his troubles go away for only a few [[Neopoints]]. After drinking the potion, the very next day he was handsome, strong and much more presentable to Lily.

Edmund claimed Bruno was foolish to take such an action, complaining that one must work for success. However, when he was offered the potion by [[Mr. Krawley]], he reluctantly took it to resolve the family's financial hardship. Like Bruno, the elixir worked and he became rich within the next few days. With the testimonials of Bruno and his father, word of the potions spread quickly. When Reginald took a potion as well, increasing his intelligence and knowledge, the popularity of the elixir was assured. Before long, everyone was taking the potions to have their wishes - such things as height, beauty and youth - granted with a single swig, and only the innocent, such as [[Sophie]], refrained from drinking the potion.

[[Image:TOW prologue2.gif|frame|left|[[Mayor Thumburt]] and the rioters.]]
The potion seemed to give everyone in Neovia happiness... but as the days passed, the effects of the potion continued to make their wishes more twisted. Edmund became suspicious of everyone, carefully guarding over his fortune. Bruno became a muscular, deformed monster. Reginald became lonely, seeking refuge in his books when people couldn't stand to talk to him and his great intellect. Curses like this spread to everyone who drank the potion, and the angry town joined together and searched for [[Mr. Krawley]], only to find he had disappeared. They then decided to put the blame on the family which advertised the elixir, and attacked Edmund's home.

Bruno ran outside to distract the villagers while Reginald and Sophie sneaked out the back and ran for the woods. In the forest, they encountered [[Ilere]], who said Sophie had no where else to go but in her care. Reginald refused such an action, but relented when Sophie went of her own free will, saying she felt safe with Ilere. Returning back to Neovia, Reginald saw Bruno being chased into the woods outside of town, and escorted his parents to an abandoned mansion on the other side of town, used in the past for games of hide-and-seek.

Bruno lost those chasing him in the forest, and when the towns people returned they attacked, determined for retribution. Suddenly, [[Mayor Thumburt]] stopped them all and said they must be cured before bring justice to those responsible. The Neovians summon [[The Spirit of Slumber]], who cures them with magic, but at a terrible price...

===The ruins of Neovia===
[[Image:Tow locket1.gif|frame|The locket that was found in the ghost town.]]
The story ends and Gilly goes to sleep, and after a night's rest she sets out into the woods and stumbles upon Neovia itself. The small town is in ruins, but after looking through a burnt wreck of a house she found a strange silver locket hidden, with the picture inside decayed beyond recognition.

Gilly headed to the [[Deserted Fairground]] and took the locket to [[Lyanka]], of the [[Cork Gun Gallery]]; [[Leeroy]], of the [[Coconut Shy]]; [[Harker]], of the [[Bagatelle]] stall; and [[Ssidney]], of [[Ssidney's Scratch Cards]]. None of them knew who the owner was, although some seemed impressed with the metalwork and one mentioned they were quite popular a long time ago. Heading back to Neovia for more information, she discovers a path leading to a hut in the swampy part of the woods.

[[Image:Sophies shack.gif|frame|left|Sophie's Shack.]]
At the hut, Gilly met the adult Sophie, who snatched the locket and shouted for the Usul to leave and not to disturb her. Gilly ran off through the rain and took shelter in a cave. Inside, amongst strange, old artifacts, she was stalked by a dark creature. By arranging a mirror, a broken lamp post, and a chair around a pile of food for bait, Gilly managed to get the monster to eat some of the food, leap back from its own reflection, and stumble across the lamp post and into the chair, where it banged its head and fell into the moonlight, revealing itself to be the horribly disfigured Bruno.

Taking pity on Bruno for her actions, even though he was trying to scare her, Gilly approached him, only to be chased outside of the cave. Gilly ran all the way back to Sophie's hut, asking to be let in from the chasing Bruno, and Sophie answered the door angrily, but calmed into shock when she saw Bruno was alive. Exposition ensues as they related their stories: Bruno hid in a cave from the townspeople deep in the Haunted Woods, never daring to return to Neovia. Sophie went with Ilere to a her now current home and was only given a chest which Ilere said contained all she needed to survive, and left her.

A few days after Sophie settled into the hut, she returned to Neovia only to find deserted buildings. Sophie returned several times in the weeks that followed, but there was no sign of what had happened to the residents until [[Halloween]] night, when she saw ghostly apparations of the inhabitants living their lives. Sophie noticed the Neovian's faces were were without emotion, working and moving in silence, and when she touched one of them, her hand went straight through the Neovian. Sophie concluded they were not physically there, and returned to her hut to work on a cure. The next day, however, the town was once again deserted. For ten years, Sophie revealed, she had been working to cure the Neovians on Halloween night, and had little else left to try.

Gilly, almost forgotten in the exchange, remembered the Gypsy Elephante's story and explained the Spirit of Slumber's involvement, realizing this must be the "terrible price" mentioned in the story - while the spirit restored them to their forms before their use of Mr Krawley's potion, they would be unable to enjoy their restoration. Sophie was skeptical it would help, but decides to ask Ilere for information. She was reluctant to bring Gilly along, but relents when Bruno asks her to come, providing Gilly doesn't get in the way (to which Gilly finished Sophie's spoken request before her).

===Seeking the Spirit===
[[Image:Ileres tree.gif|frame|right|Ilere's residence, deep in the Haunted Woods.]]
Traveling deep into the Haunted Woods, the trio finally found Ilere's home after opening the gateway with the aid of [[Ghost]] [[Meepit]]s. Sophie began to explain to Ilere the curse placed on Neovia, and was interupted by an excited Gilly about the Spirit of Slumber and how they wanted him to reverse the spell on them. Ilere called them mad and saind the spirit of Slumber was far too powerful, and told them to leave beofre they got hurt. Bruno then attacked Ilere in a rage, and while she defended herself with her magic Bruno got the upper hand. Before anything more developed, Sophie threw Ilere and Bruno apart with her magic.

When Sophie asked why Bruno attacked Ilere, he explained he could feel Ilere's great power, yet she did nothing to help Sophie during the years, help sace Neovia ten years ago, and refused to even help now. Caught in a magical spell by Sophie, Ilere acknowledged who powerful she had become, and when prompted by Sophie told her the Spirit of Slumber was an ancient spirit of a Neopet who had died long ago, before she ever came to the Haunted Woods. She then said there were others in the Haunted Woods who would know more about the spirit than her. As the trio turned to leave, Ilere said to Sophie, "For your own sake, I hope you fail."

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As Bruno complained about Ilere's lack of help, Gilly began to suggest they see the [[Brain Tree]], who was one ofthe oldest residents of the Haunted Woods, to which Sophie immediately refused because she had a bad experience with it. Gilly began to drag her along, saying it wouldn't be so bad, to which Sophie blasted Gilly with her magic. Bruno scolded her, saying Gilly was only a little girl, and the Brain Tree may have the information they needed. Still feeling grumpy, Sophie aploigized and went to the Brain Tree with them.

Upon asking, the Brain Tree said he would give the Spirit of Slumber's name if they told it when he died. Gilly immediately set off to see [[The Esophagor]] for the answer, and Sophie began to say how she had a bad experience with him as well, but stopped when Bruno and Gilly looked at her. When they came to the Esophagor, the Esophagor said he could only tell them when someone died, and the Spirit of Slumber never did. He said he would give the date if the trio could give him the Spirit's real name.

This angered Gilly, as it created a paradox: they needed the Spirit's name to know the date of his death, and the date to get his name. Sophie, however, said she could identify the remains of the Spirit of Slumber's if she used a special potion, finding his name on his gravestone. When Gilly asked how they would find the Spirit's grave, Sophie said they would dig up every grave in the Haunted Woods, to which Bruno and Gilly gulped in fear at the thought.

===Seeking the Spirit's name===
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The three heroes arrived at [[The Caretaker]]'s Shack to find his indices had been stolen by an unknown thief. Without them they could not find and search all the graves of the Haunted Woods, so they searched for them and eventually found them in a maze (corresponding to the plot action in [[Fetch!]]), and had The Caretaker guide them through the gravesites.

Bruno dug up the graves while Gilly helped Sophie create and use potions on the bones unearthed one by one, until one of the the bones tested glows, signifying if was of the Spirit of Slumber. Sophie excitedly asked which grave it came from, and Gilly pointed to a broken headstone which bore no name, to which Sophie cried out in frustration. Without much enthusiasum, they all realized the needed to go back to every single gravestone, marking off the legible names they found on the gravestones from the indices and have only one remaining name, it being the Spirit of Slumber's. Upon returning to the Caretaker's Shack however, he was furious they had dug up all the graves of the Haunted Woods and taken his indices, and chased them out. Realizing they needed to move more quietly through the graveyards because of the furious Caretaker, they set out writing off each name from the indices one by one.

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They eventually found the name ''Jubart Igig'' and they all returned to Sophie's shack where she read up on a ways to summon the Spirit of Slumber. After reading the proper spell, Sophie slammed the book and said it wouldn't work, explaining the only way to summon the Spirit of Slumber was for someone to drink it a special potion and allow him to inhabit their body. Bruno volunteered, to which Sophie objected, saying she didn't want to lose him again. But Bruno reasoned with her, pointing out Gilly was too small and she was needed to create the potion, making him the only choice to bring their family back.

Sophie began making potions, two of which Bruno drank and became really hairy and shrunk in size, but upon drinking the third potion, he dropped the flask to the floor and a sinister gaze was fixed upon his face, signifying he was possesed by the Spirit of Slumber. When asked why he was summoned, Sophie asked him to reverse the spell he placed on Neovia, to which he smiled and agreed.

Sophie and Gilly followed the possessed Bruno back to Neovia. Along the way, Sophie reassured Gilly [[werelupe]]s weren't normally seen in the woods around Neovia, while Ginny reassued Sophie the town and her family would be cured as Sophie looked at the charred remains of the locket her mother gave her.

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the Spirit of Slumber lead them to Neovia's town square, and he raised his hands and said, "Let the spell be undone!" In an instant, the inhabitants of Neovia and Sophies family were restored to material form as Bruno fell unconscious. As Sophie tried to wake Bruno saying their family was cured, Gilly was trying to get her attention as she stared at the Neovians. Annoyed, Sophie turned around and watched in horror as the Neovians began to transform, realizing the Spirit of Slumber only reversed his spell and not the potion. They returned to their cursed forms and mutated even more monstrous, including her mother, father and brother. Sophie ran in horror at the sight, and Gilly and Bruno tried to chase after her, but were surrounded by the mutated Neovians.

===Into the fray===
Mayor Thumburt pointed to Gilly and Bruno, saying they were to blame for the way they were now, and the Neovians attacks. Bruno scanned the angry crowd and saw lurking at the edge Mr. Krawley. He began to run away after he was noticed, and Bruno urged Gilly to chase after him as he fought back the crowd. Gilly ran after Mr. Krawley into a graveyard, whose gravestones turned to life and attacked her. Grabbing a nearby shovel (perhaps left by a gravedigger), Gilly defeated all the gravestones, after which Mr. Krawley used his magic to bring the surrounding trees to life, which Gilly needed to defeat as well before continuing her chase of him.

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Chasing Mr. Krawley to the front of '''Meepit Oaks''', Gilly confronted him and he revealed himself as Mr. Krawley for the first time, but said it was not him she needed, but what was inside the asylum. Calling him a liar, Krawley said he led her there for a reason. Just then, Zombie Neopets moaning for brains walked into the courtyard, blocking escape. Krawley said she needed to make a decision, as the way out was closing, and Gilly hesitantly walked inside.

Meanwhile, Bruno fought against the crowd of Neovians being herded by Mayor Thumburt, and hid in a cellar when the danger became too great. From the safety of the cellar, he saw his parents parents cursing him, and mourned at the fact he couldn't help them.

Sophie ran all the way back to her shack, and on the inside finally collected herself and began to make a potion to cure Neovia, which she tested on her [[Meowclops]] who went through many side effects before becoming a safe potion. After completing the concoction she left for Neovia but couldn't help thinking there was something still missing.

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Back at Meepit Oaks, Gilly walked through the corridors of the vacant asylum and fought off zombies and pieced together the mystery of what happened there, eventually finding an unwilted, glowing purple flower in a jail cell containing a long dead nurse named [[Lucy]]. Taking the flower and sneaking past the zombies on the outside, Gilly ran into Sophie who saw the flower and realized it was the final ingredient of the potion. Placing the flower in the potion, they set off to pour the contents into the well of Neovia.

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At Neovia, the residents were waiting for her, but she blasted away all of them except Mayor Thumburt, who told her to go home and pretend nothing happened, sparing herself the heartache she would feel if the cure failed. Saying she would take her chances, she blasted the Mayor with her magic, who easily deflected it and hit her to the ground. Bruno pounced upon Mayor Thumburt and pulled him off her, realizing he was much stronger than he appeared. All three of them gathered together and fought against Mayor Thumburt, who began to mutate and become more powerful, until he he was turned into a [[Moquot]] by Sophie.

With the Mayor finally defeated, Sopihe urged Bruno to drink the potion, who instead told her to pour the contents into the well to cure Neovia. Returning the next day after all the residents had a drink from the well, they were greeted warmly by everyone, including Sophie and Bruno's family. Returning to the well, Bruno quickly drank from its waters, only to realize he was cursed too long. This didn't bother him, however, as he was used to his form now. Edmund rejoiced in having the family together again, but Sophie said she didn't feel home in Neovia anymore, and was used to being alone. As she bid them goodbye, Gilly saw Mr. Krawley smiling as he watched from a dark alley, who then disappeared in a puff of purple smoke.

===The end===
With the Tale of Woe finished, the Pink Elephante bid the children who were listening good night, and said it was best not to wander into the woods after dark, as you never knew what would swallow the unwary. Later, when users and their Neopets came to visit the Elephante again, they find he had disappeared, and when they asked a Red [[Wocky]] gypsy where the Elephante who told The Tale of Woe was, she said there was never an Elephante part of their camp.

==Plot participation==
Plot participation put the user in the role of the lead characters of the plot, helping them in certain situations as the plot progressed.

===The locket, the carnies and the shack===
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In [[Neovia]], the user must visit the burnt-down, although fairly structurally intact, house in the lower right section of the [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml Neovia map]. At this point in the plot, this house is the only visitable place in the town.

Every co-ordinate of the map is linked, but only certain key co-ordinates produce an individual result. These co-ordinates are:

*(67,201) -- Chair
*(80,135) -- Fireplace
*(147,218) -- Couch End
*(150,115) -- Bookcase
*(175,145) -- Crack in the Wall
*(186,186) -- Sofa Couch
*(210,130) -- Broken Staircase
*(235,232) -- Broken Boards
*(308,199) -- Pillow Spring
*(364,195) -- Table Leg

The co-ordinates exist in the URL of the links. The structure of the URL used in conjunction with the locations in the map follow the following format: '''<nowiki>http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml?hvh=</nowiki>''[House Code Identifier]''?''[x,y]''''' thus the co-ordinates can be manipulated by changing them at the end of the URL link. This makes hopping to the above locations very easy.

When visiting the locations above, there will be one of the ten (which is random for each user) where Gilly finds the charred silver locket. A form button will appear beneath the locket, which when clicked will add the locket to the Quest Inventory.

After the locket was found, the user must head to the [[Deserted Fairground]], where the following four characters will talk to Gilly about the locket she has found:

*Harker the [[Lupe]], at the Bagatelle stall.
*Lyanka the [[Aisha]], at the Cork Gun Gallery.
*Leeroy the [[Quiggle]], at the Coconut Shy.
*Ssidney the [[Nimmo]], at Ssidney's Scratch Cards.

The conversations appear bellow the games themselves. There have been some bugs where the conversations do not appear. Methods of rectifying it include clearing one's cache, refreshing, or playing one of the four games. Each of the characters will give a different conversation, and while these are four set characters, it is random for each user which character has which conversation. Each conversation starts with one of the following opening lines:

*"Why, certainly, little miss... Well, what a pretty little trinket this is. I haven't seen one like it in years."
*"Amazing! I haven't seen such metalwork in, oh, must be ten years. Where did you say you found it?"
*"That piece of junk? It looks like a hundred other lockets I've seen."
*"It looks familiar... where did you get it? I know someone who'd pay a thousand Neopoints for that locket, though. At least, I used to. Haven't seen her in ages."

When the characters are visited so that the conversations appear in the above order, Gilly will decide that nobody will help her there. Back in Neovia, a small path that leads away from the town becomes hyperlinked to a new site, Sophie's Shack.

===Bruno's Cave===
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After visiting Sophie's Shack, Sophie will run the user off. Clicking the form button bellow, "Flee in Terror", will bring Gilly to a dark cave. Clicking the "Go into the scary cave..." button will send Gilly inside.

The cave is unique to everyone, but consists of a 3 x 3 grid of rooms, which all have at least one doorway into them. In the cave, there are several items, some of which can be carried and some of which can't. The chest and the table cannot be picked up, but the lamppost, chair, mirror, rotten food, and key can. Additionally, at least one of the rooms will have a pool of moonlight in the centre.

The user can pick up one object at a time, and can be placed down at a certain co-ordinate in the same way as the user searched for the locket in Neovia.

When moving about the cave, occasionally the message "Something seems to be following you..." will appear under the picture of the room. It will eventually catch up with you, and it will scare Gilly into a random room. By placing the Rotten Food object on the ground in one of the rooms, when the monster passes through it, they will, instead of scaring Gilly into a random location, stop and eat. They will then become disoriented and run off to a random room.

The user must set up a trap in a moonlit room in order to illuminate the creature. To do this, the following items must be placed at the following co-ordinates of a room with a pool of moonlight in the centre:

*Mirror at (240,330).
*Lamppost at (240,215).
*Chair at (235,160), or sometimes (225,155).
*Rotten Food at (330,325).

When the monster follows Gilly into the room, it will eat the bait, see its reflection in the mirror, stumble backwards over the lamppost, crack its head on the chair and collapse into the light.

===Finding Ilere===
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When the user returns to Sophie's Shack, a section of dialogue will be visible of the troupe - Gilly, Sophie and Bruno - where they decide to head out to find Ilere.

There are three sections to find Ilere, each section works in a similar way. Each section is a [[Wikipedia:Adobe Flash|Flash]] maze, where you will see a screen with several paths leading from it. One of these (except for the first screen of each maze) will take the user back to the previous screen. In each section, there is an item, or several items, that must be collected to advance.

====The Swamp====
In the first section, there is a two-headed [[Hissi]] blocking one of the paths. When the user clicks on him, they are told that one of the Hissi's heads will always speak the truth, and the other will always lie. The Hissi is too busy arguing with himself to listen to any questions you give it, so the problem cannot be solved simply by using logic.

The user must find a stick in the maze, and click on it to bring it into their Quest Inventory. The user must then return to the Hissi and, by clicking on the stick in the inventory then on the Neopet, prod it. One of the Hissi's heads will deny that you poked it, so the other head must be telling the truth. This opens the way into the next section.

====The High Woods====
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In this segment, there is a clearing somewhere in the woods where there is a break in the trees. There is a cliff at the break, and to proceed, you must descend it.

Around the maze are five types of vine, six of each, which can be picked up in the same manner as the stick in the previous section. These vines must be assembled in a combination, random to each person, to construct a rope for a descent of the cliff.

An effective way of determining which combination to use is to drop all vines at the clearing by clicking them in the inventory and clicking on the terrain, putting them into piles of type, and then trying with six of each in one's inventory until the user is shown a cutscene of the cliff, where the rope is too short. The user should add a vine from the next pile to the inventory, and continue doing so, testing after each vine, until the rope becomes too weak or the bottom is reached. In the former event, the last vine added should be removed, and a vine from the next pile included, with the process continuing.

Once the vine-rope reaches the base of the cliff, the three Neopets will climb down, and the next section will start. Note that it is possible to construct a rope with more than three sets of vines, but inadvisable; the rope will then be snatched away by a monster, and the vines scattered through the woods again.

====The Deep Woods====
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In this maze, the object is to collect the seven ghost [[Meepits]], and then use them to open the lock to Ilere's tree residence.

When the user first encounters a Meepit in the forest, it will run away. After this happens, the user must play [[Meepit Juice Break]] and send a score of 400 points or more. This will place a glass of Meepit Juice into the Quest Inventory. The next time a Meepit is encountered, clicking on this in the inventory, then clicking on the Meepit, will offer the juice to the [[Petpet]]. The juice will splash through it, however, and it will run off. Sophie will turn the Meepit Juice into Ghost Meepit Juice, and when the above procedure is repeated, this time the Meepit will become entranced and follow as part of the Quest Inventory.

Once all seven Meepits are collected, Ilere's tree must be found. It is covered by a stone barricade, engraved with runes, and seven spots of light sit on the floor in front of it. Clicking on the Meepit picture in the Quest Inventory, then on the floor, will cause the seven Meepits to hop onto the spots. The Meepits must be rearranged, by clicking two of the Ghost Meepits (which will exchange their positions), until all the Meepits are dancing. Visual hints make this relatively simple:

*Happy Meepits are one space from their proper position.
*Staring Meepits are two spaces from their proper position.
*Sad Meepits are more than two spaces from their proper position.

As there are only seven positions, this reduces the possibilities to two for each Meepit.

When all the Meepits dance, the stone door will move and Ilere's home will be open.

===Fetching the books===
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The user next needs to find the graveyard of the Spirit. At the [[Game Graveyard]], there is a new picture of The Caretaker's Vault: click on it to enter.

The Caretaker (an easily-angered blue Yurble) angrily informs the user that his indices are missing. Without them, he cannot locate a the graveyard or grave of anyone.

The books must be found. If the user plays [[Fetch!]] on hard difficulty, they will find somewhere in the maze a pile of books. When the user reaches it, as it's certainly not what the Master asked for, you'll be told to "Flee", with that being the only button on the page.

After clicking the "Fleeing sounds pretty good right now..." button, the Fetch! game is over; when the user returns to the Caretaker's vault, the Yurble will be happy to see the return of his records.

===Gravedigging===
With the indices carefully checked, the user then must begin to search for the correct grave. There are three different tasks to perform as part of this section: digging up the graves, retrieving potion ingredients to increase the drops of potion available, and using the potion on dug up bones in order to determine if it is a bone from the Spirit of Slumber.

These tasks are not performed in sequence and finished in the same way as finding Ilere. Every single grave from a multitude of graveyards must be dug up, and every single grave tested with the potion. It is a dauntingly huge task, but fortunately, every user working on the plot works together, much like working on the repository of the [[Lost Desert Plot]].

To start searching for the Spirit's mortal body, the user must visit the Caretaker's Vault again and click the "Examine the graveyards list" button. Then, a graveyard must be selected from a list of graveyard designations, and the user is brought up to the graveyard's control panel, where each task can be selected.

====Finding Ingredients====
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On the control panel, the third option was to retrieve ingredients for Sophie. She would give you the name of the ingredient, and the user would then visit her Shack (entering it by clicking on the door) and retrieve the appropriate ingredient. The user returned to Sophie, and was rewarded 50 NP if the vial is correct.

There were no labels on the potions in Sophie's Shack, however. At the end of the URL for each unlabeled ingredient was an ID number. The ID conformed to a certain ingredient. The known ID and ingredient matches were:
*'''ID 1''': Bagguss Juice
*'''ID 2''': Juppie Extract
*'''ID 3''': Kadoatie Essence
*'''ID 4''': Tanglevine Sap
*'''ID 5''': Liquid Chokato Mould
*'''ID 6''': Moonwater
*'''ID 7''': Liquid meepit
*'''ID 8''': Slorg Slime ''(never used)''
*'''ID 9''': Bloatershroom Extract
*'''ID 10''': Liquified Bumroot
*'''ID 11''': Crushweed juice
*'''ID 12''': Boiled tree bark
*'''ID 13''': Worm snot
*'''ID 14''': Soaked Babaa Wool
*'''ID 15''': Spicy Mortogberry
*'''ID 16''': Jurple butter
*'''ID 17''': Boiled Meowclops Saliva
*'''ID 18''': Barkroot Dew
*'''ID 19''': Watery Dung ''(never used)''
*'''ID 20''': Grundo Goo
*'''ID 21''': Powdered Bloodfern
*'''ID 22''': Pureed sharpgrass
*'''ID 23''': Mutant Gruel
*'''ID 24''': Evaporated Snorkle Juice
*'''ID 25''': Ghostbeef Essence
*'''ID 26''': Zomutt Mucus

====Digging graves====
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This section of the plot began October 20, 2006, and was completed October 23, 2006. The graveyards are no longer active.

Clicking the 'Enter graveyard' button brought the user to a map of the graveyard. The graveyard was divided up into many squares. The square the user was currently on was shown by a black border around the square. The user moved around the graveyard by clicking other squares to go to them (the user could only click on squares they could reach from their current position without walking over graves or barriers).

Many of the squares contained gravestones. If the gravestone had a small pile of dirt in front of it, it signified that the digging was underway. If there was a large section of dirt in front of it, it signified that the grave was open and empty. If there was a large section of dirt with bones in front of it, it signified that the grave was open and the coffin exposed. If there was no dirt in front of it, digging had yet to begin (although diggers may be waiting to commence).

To interact with a grave, the user had to be on a square adjacent to one, then click the grave's square.

To dig up a grave, there had to be four users (represented by their active Neopet) at the grave site, which then had to dig in sequence, each user's turn indicated to them by a pink highlight around their Neopet. To join a digging team, there had to be at least one empty space, shown by a question mark instead of a Neopet's image, around the grave, and then the form button "Join the diggers" was to be clicked. Between their turns at digging, the users clicked the "Wait" form button.

While digging, several items could be found by the users in the dirt. Most commonly, these were '''Spooky Doughnut'''s or '''Ghost Marshmallows''', but '''Fetch! Stamp'''s, '''Meowclops Statue'''s and '''Sludgy'''s could also be found, and there were claims that '''Halloween [[Paint Brush]]'''es had been dug up also.

If you were not quick enough in digging, you could be kicked out of the digging team. If this happened, or if you chose to leave the digging team once you had joined, you were unable to dig for some minutes. After a coffin had been successfully exhumed, the user became exhausted and had to wait several minutes before they could dig up graves again. (This is similar to an activity in the Lost Desert Plot, as remarked by many users. Due to a shortened time limit, however, dialup users experienced difficulty, as their page load times could exceed the time limit, causing them to be removed from their digging team on their first or second click.)

The graveyard could be left by leaving through the gate the user arrived next to. This took the user back to the control panel.

====Testing bones====
In order to test whether the dug up bones are those of the Spirit of Slumber, the user took some potion from the control panel, entered the graveyard and found an open grave. The user could "Wait" at a grave being dug up until the coffin was exhumed to test it, as well as looking for a coffin already available.

If the user was first to the coffin with the potion, they were asked to "Continue", and were then given the mass and volume of one of the bones. They were then asked to decide how many drops of potion, up to 250, were needed to test the bone correctly. The formula for working out the number of droplets needed was: ((mass/volume)^2)*25, that is, the mass divided by the volume, squared, times 25. The result was to be rounded to its nearest whole number.

After testing a bone, the user saw whether or not the bone was the Spirit's. If it wasn't, the user gained 150 [[NP]] and had to wait a while before being able to test a bone again. The user could return the potion to Sophie on the control panel after taking it if they were unable to, or did not wish to, test a bone. They would not be able to use the potion again for a few minutes.

===Process of elimination===
This activity has now been closed on October 28, 2006.

With the bones found, it was time to eliminate all the names that were not the Spirit of Slumber. The user had to go back through the graveyards, clicking on gravestones to add the name to the list of checked stones; the stone would then receive a red mark at the upper right to signify that it had been noted. As before, new graveyards were added to the list as old ones were marked off.

===The Summoning Potion===
With Bruno as the volunteer, it's time to mix the potion that will allow the Spirit of Slumber to inhabit his body. Upon arriving at Sophie's Shack, the user receives a conversation in which Sophie reveals that, while her book has a general description of the required potion, it has no specific list of ingredients or amounts. She simply has to experiment.

In this activity, the user has a series of ingredients to mix in order to arrive at a specific colour of potion. The colours of potion are defined in steps, as follows:
*Red
*Green
*Blue
*Purple
*Grey
*Pink
*Swirl: Red-Yellow-Blue
*Mint Green with Yellow Streaks
*Sparkling Purple
*Silver and Red

The ingredients the user starts with are:
*Bumroot
*Leafy Slorgblossom
*Crushed Jurpleberries

The activity is constructed as a maze of sorts: Starting from Red, the user must "navigate" to a series of "destinations", correlating to different colours. Complicating matters, the "navigation" must contain no more than a maximum number of "steps", defined as an indivudal ingredient being added to the cauldron. If the maximum step number is exceeded, the potion turns to black sludge, and the user must start over. (This is mildly similar to the "Fetch!" game, used earlier in the plot, in which a set number of life points are expended with each move.)

The first potion destination is Purple within three steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...and all of his fur grows long and shaggy.

("I suppose you think this is funny?" -- Bruno)

For the second attempt, Salt is added to the list of ingredients. The second potion destination is Swirl: Red-Yellow-Blue, within five steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...and shrinks to a size smaller than the potion bottle.

("I always wanted a little brother." -- Sophie)

("I live solely for your amusement, sister." -- Bruno.)

For the final attempt, Bronze Sansam is added to the ingredients list. The third potion destination is Silver and Red within nine steps. Once arrived at, Bruno drinks the potion...

("I just hope I don't explode..." -- Bruno)

===Halloween===
{|align=right border="1"
|-style="background:gray"
!colspan=2| Name|| # 0f Wins Limit|| Difficulty
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 1st Wave
|-
| [[Ominous Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/ostones.gif || 17 < ? > 31 || 8
|-
| [[Macabre Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mstones.gif || 17 < ? > 39 || 10
|-
| [[Furious Stones]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/fstones.gif || 18 < ? > 32 || 12
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 2nd Wave
|-
| [[Black Elm]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/blelm.gif || 20 < ? > 23 || 15
|-
| [[Blathering Beech]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/blabeech.gif || 14 < ? > 21 || 30
|-
| [[Savage Sycamore]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/savsyc.gif || 10 < ? > 20 || 50
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 3rd Wave
|-
| [[Herman Dorfdrap]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/hdorf.gif || 10 < ? > 21 || 55
|-
| [[Bennie the Jub]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/bjub.gif || 10 < ? > 20 || 100
|-
| [[Disgruntled Townspeople]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/distown.gif || 1 < ? > 250 || 200
|-style="background:silver"
!colspan=4| 4th Wave
|-
| [[Shrieking Shadow]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/shrishad.gif || 10 < ? > 35 || 50
|-
| [[Creeping Shadows]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/creshad.gif || 14 < ? > 20 || 75
|-
| [[Malevolent Shadow]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/malshad.gif || 10 < ? > 15 || 150
|}
Users could fight against opponents in the [[Battledome]] starting Thursday, November 2, fighting set fighters with each new part of the plot which was released. Unlike previous plots were points were calculated by the type and number of opponents defeated, a limit to each opponent was given, only allowing a certain number of points to contribute to their score.

There were many errors which occured with this portion of the plot, the first occurring with the release of the first wave, which was added to the bottom of the [[1-Player Challengers]] list on the evening of November 1st before the Battledome became war opponents only. During the first and second wave of challengers, so many users were capable of defeating the opponents and fighting all at once, crashing the Battledome servers continually. It wasn't until the third wave load times returned to normal, due to not many users capable of fighting against them.
 

===The Curing Potion===
''...to be added...''

===The Meepit Oaks Sanitorium for the Psychologically Fragile===
''...to be added...''

===The return to Neovia & finale===
{|border=1 align=right
|-style="background:silver"
! Mayor Thumburt || Difficulty
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_15ca79bf08.gif || 10000
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_2d41c753c4.gif || 100000
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/mayor_38324c61a5.gif || 100000
|}
Users were challenged by Mayor Thumburt and could needed to face him in the Battledome. defeating him alone was impossible by any one Neopet, due to his large amounts of HP and ability damage a Neopet for 800 HP reguardless how much they defended. To defeat him, the collective users of Neopets needed to lose against him contasntly, doing what damage they could against him, which would lower his total HP. He attacked in three different forms, each form more powerful than the last. Users were awarded points for losing against him to a limit of 7 - 33 times ''(as the correct number isn't known yet)''.
 

==Quest inventory==
This plot brought in a feature called the '''Quest Inventory''', where items discovered in the plot are stored. Items in this inventory cannot be used, traded, or stolen in the way items in the [[Inventory]] can, like previous plot quest items in the past.

==Prizes==
{| style="float:right;width:360px;text-align:center;border:0;"
!style="width:80px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Trophy
!style="width:80px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Criteria
!style="width:200px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Ranks
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_digs_82cf57ce1c.gif
|Individual Digs
|'''Spoon Scraper''' ? - 11 - 77 - ? '''Shovel Flailer''' ? - 89 - 370 - ? '''Digmaster''' ? - 425 - 1805 - ?
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_graves_6a69cce8fd.gif
|Completed Graves
|'''Grave Digger''' 1 - 4 '''Bone Thief''' 5 - 20 - ? '''Mortician''' ? - 25 - 110 - ?
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_potions_71d801d938.gif
|Potion Fetching
|'''Gopher''' 1 - 2 '''Stuffbringer''' 3 - 10 - ? '''Spirit of Carrying Things''' ? -12 - 47 - ?
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_names_73d295f746.gif
|Name Elimination
|'''I Can Read™''' 1 - 3 '''Bookworm''' 4 - 25 - ? '''Head Librarian''' ? - 32 - 204 - ?
|}

On the 4th January 2007 The Neopets Team released all [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/stats.phtml user statistics] that marked each step of the plot the user had completed. Additionally, the statistics for the user's fights against the Battledome opponents was include, and minor trophies associated specifically with four of the more arduous tasks were awarded, along with their own ranks.

However, this early indication that the plot prizes proper would soon to be ready proved to be false, as it was the 2nd March by the time they were released. [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/shack.phtml Visiting Sophie's Shack] awarded the user with the Tale of Woe [[sidebar]] theme and the Tale of Woe - Krawley [[avatar]].

A selection of 32 prizes were provided for a user to purchase with their plot points, which were awarded based on the overall participation in the plot. The points were awarded with an overall trophy for a user's [[user lookup]].

To accompany the release, the statistics page was updated with the overall trophy.

Most of the plot prizes were references to the activities of the plot. They were, in ascending order of point price, as follows:

*'''25 points''': Hissi Oil - ''Guaranteed to solve all your key-storage problems, or your money back.''
*'''50 points''': Package of Assorted Vines - ''Ooh! Its got a yellow one!''
*'''75 points''': Titanium Grave-Digging Spork - ''It will never rust, which is good because it will take you ages just to dig a single grave with it.''
*'''100 points''': Surplus Bone-Testing Kit - ''If only there were any bones left to test.''
*'''500 points''': Talking Tombstone Alarm Clock - ''Mostly it just talks to itself.''
*'''500 points''': Haunted Woods Graveyard Reference, 57N1064 through R51-8AHS - ''Alphabetical order? What does that mean?''
*'''750 points''': Eau de Esophagor - ''Contains hints of refuse, muck, and bile!''
*'''800 points''': Gluten-Free Potion Composites Cookbook - ''For witches and wizards with sensitive digestive systems.''
*'''999 points''': E-Z® Brand Chemistry for Beginners® Cross-Promotional Play Set™ - ''Sophie heartily endorses this event and/or product.''
*'''1,000 points''': Two-Bobbleheaded Hissi - ''They bob to avoid being poked with a stick again.''
*'''1,000 points''': Open Grave - ''A perfect place to take a nap.''
*'''1,000 points''': Graveyard Reference Book Plushie - ''Some of the least fun bedtime reading in history.''
*'''1,000 points''': Neovian Genealogy - ''Skeith plus Zafara equals... Ixi??''
*'''1,200 points''': Ghost Meepit Dance Party Ultra Remix - ''Features the Hokey Pokey and other spin-around-in-a-circle favourites.''
*'''1,500 points''': Villager Pitchfork - ''Wait a minute, Neovians arent farmers...''
*'''2,000 points''': Haunted Chess Set - ''Sometimes, the pawns move THREE spaces when you arent looking!''
*'''2,000 points''': Damp Cave Feng Shui - ''How to best arrange the furniture you have scavenged over the years.''
*'''2,000 points''': Ominous Stone Plushie - ''Doubles as a handy, yet spooky pillow!''
*'''2,000 points''': Nurse Skeleton Bobblehead - ''What is she so happy about?''
*'''2,500 points''': Potion Cabinet - ''With pull-out shelves for storing extra-large bottles of mysterious goo!''
*'''3,000 points''': Ilere Plushie - ''Do not take this plushie lightly, for it is vastly more powerful than you can ever imagine!''
*'''3,000 points''': Accursed Mittens - ''They pack quite a punch, just dont try to pick anything up with them.''
*'''3,000 points''': Tale of Woe: The Untold Story - by Reginald (Autographed Copy) - ''To my biggest fan - Love, Reggie''
*'''3500 points''': Rusty Asylum Cell Door - ''Repeat after me: The red stuff is RUST.''
*'''4,000 points''': Behind the Rusted Door: The True Story of the Meepit Oaks Sanitorium - ''Madness! Madness, I tell you! No, seriously, the book is about madness.''
*'''4,000 points''': Enraged Mayor Thumburt Plushie - ''MAYOR SMASH!''
*'''4,500 points''': Creeping Shadow Hammer - ''Your opponents may have trouble dodging it, as its hard to tell where the hammer is...''
*'''5,000 points''': Mysterious Potted Flower - ''That extra special final ingredient for making your garden look lovely!''
*'''6,500 points''': Spirit of Slumber Plushie - ''This plushie will keep you in a very, very deep sleep at night... heh heh...''
*'''8,000 points''': Ghost Paint Brush - ''This spooky looking paintbrush will give your Neopet a scary new look.''
*'''10,000 points''': Thumburts Cane - ''Wise politicians do not rule with an iron, er, cane.''
*'''12,000 points''': Rusty Lamppost - ''Walk softly and carry an absurdly large metal pole.''

The overall trophies are as follows:

{| style="width:650px;text-align:center;border:0;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Trophy
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_7_baef4b8eef.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_6_ca33aee5fd.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_5_56b107e4f4.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_4_df9d1168a0.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_3_5e76bf00fa.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_2_0cff20b5ca.gif
|style="width:80px;"|http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/trophies/hwp_trophy_1_e29fdb5cca.gif
|- style="font-size:7pt;font-weight:bold;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;font-size:10pt;"|Title
|style="width:80px;"|Honorary Mayor of Neovia
|style="width:80px;"|Master Chemist
|style="width:80px;"|Neovian Citizen
|style="width:80px;"|Meepit Wrangler
|style="width:80px;"|Vine Weaver
|style="width:80px;"|Asylum Inmate
|style="width:80px;"|Swamp Slorg
|- style="font-size:8pt;"
!style="width:90px;text-align:center;font-size:10pt;font-weight:normal;background-color:#bbbbbb;"|Point Range
|style="width:80px;"|? - 44,080 - 41,240 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 34,990 - 32,295 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 28,260 - 25,650 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 21,115 - 20,120 - ?
|style="width:80px;"| 
|style="width:80px;"|?- 15,825 - ?
|style="width:80px;"|? - 30 - ?
|}

==Trivia==
*An [[Aisha]] resembling [[Megan]] can be seen in images of the Gypsy camp.
*The plot appears to be based off the [[Wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (novel)|book]]/[[Wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983 film)|movie]] '''Something Wicked This Way Comes'''.
*When part 3 of the plot was released on October 13, 2006, the new section of the plot came upon many database issues, requiring [[The Neopets Team]] to move the database, replacing all pages relating to the plot with the following texts (as the errors were happening more than once)
**'''TEMPORARY DB MOVE - WILL BE BACK SHORTLY'''
**'''MORE DATABASE ISSUES -- GEEZ THERE'S A LOT OF YOU GUYS -- DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH'''
*Sophie's saying of how she had a "bad experience" with the Brain Tree and Esophagor probably refers to the Brain Tree Quest, which a user must complete tasks for the Esophagor to fulfill the Brain Tree's request. The rewards for completing the quest are almost always lower in value than the cost it is to complete them, which is probably why Sophie is upset about them.
*On October 23, 2006 around 6:25 NST, the following message appeared when any user tried to access the graveyards or any other related pages along with an [http://images.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/graveyard/femur_glow_edbd8280f3.gif image of a glowing bone]...<blockquote>''heavenest found the Spirit of Slumber's bones!'' ''The bones glow with an unearthly silver light.''</blockquote>It is currently believed the user ''heavenest'' found the bones, and as such there is no reason to continue searching graves. About 1 hour after this, users who roamed around the Haunted Woods received the following [[Random Event]]s, with different [[Ghost]] [[Neopets]]:
{|align=center width="450" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" border="0"
|-style="background:orange"
!colspan=2| Something has haunted!
|-
|http://images.neopets.com/pets/angry/koi_ghost_baby.gif || '''BOO!''' Uh oh! It looks like all that digging up of graves has disturbed some of the more... eerie denizens of the Haunted Woods. A peace offering would be nice... or perhaps you should just RUN!!
|}
It's unknown what will come from this, and what the ghosts of the defiled graves will do in the Haunted Woods.
*There are considerable differences between the plot's information and the flavor text of the Haunted Woods Expansion Set for the Neopets TCG; while characters, names and settings remain constant, the "plague" mentioned on the card, "Curing the Plague" (which depicts a slightly-altered Spirit of Slumber, who appears to be a mutant Lupe with an earring) is nowhere to be found. Likewise, Ilere is a Villain in the TCG, but a reluctant aide in the plot.
*The Caretaker in the plot bears a resemblance to [[The Foreman]] of the [[Lost Desert Plot]] and [[Altador Plot]], the difference being The Caretaker is a blue Yurble, while the The Foreman is an Orange Yurble.
*Upon the closing of the name-finding activity, a dialogue appeared at the Caretaker's Shack in which Gilly revealed the name to Sophie: Jubart Igig. "Doesn't sound like most of the other names we found. Maybe it's an anagram of something...Nah." This is an inside joke reference to the game [[The Castle of Eliv Thade]] which Gilly originated from.
*The user [http://www.neopets.com/randomfriend.phtml?user=marina_87 marina_87] is credited to defeating the 3rd form of Mayor Thumburt, receiving 100,076 points to her battle score.
*Neopets like the [[Gnorbu]] and [[Bori]] are part of the inhabitants of Neovia, even though these Neopets weren't released until a few years ago.

==External links==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/gypsy_camp.phtml The Gypsy Camp], [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/comic.phtml The Tale of Woe (comic)], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml? Neovia], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/shack.phtml Sophie's Shack], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/neovia.phtml?hvh=7e82eb43e7bf50a688a9c729ab116780 Burned-down House], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/cave.phtml Bruno's Cave], [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/maze.phtml Haunted Woods Maze], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/caretaker.phtml Caretaker's Vault], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/graveyard.phtml Graveyard], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/lab.phtml Sophie's Lab], [http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/asylum.phtml Meepit Oaks]
*'''Plot Solution:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/solution.phtml Tale of Woe Solution]
*'''Plot Score:''' [http://neopets.com/halloween/hwp/stats.phtml Tale of Woe Score]
*[http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/quest_inv.phtml Quest Inventory]
*'''Neopets TCG:''' [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=28 Mr. Krawley], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=89 Hissi Oil]
*'''Editorial:''' [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=262 262], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=263 263], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=264 264], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=265 265]
*'''Selected Fansites:''' [http://sunnyneo.com/taleofwoe.php SunnyNeo - Tale of Woe Solutions]

[[Category: Plots]]
[[Category: Battledome]]

The Daily Neopets

2006-10-16T02:44:02Z

165.21.154.11:

[[Image:TDN Home.png|frame|right|TheDailyNeopets' home page as of June, 2006.]]
'''TheDailyNeopets''' is a fan site of [[Neopets]] which began in late 2005. Formerly a subsidary of [[PinkPT]], the owner and administrator of TDN (TheDailyNeopets), Tipem, had previously ran a commentary for PPT. After a month of hard work tending to the commentary, Yukio purchased TheDailyNeopets.com for Tipem. As PinkPT did not post unreleased Neopets news at the time, TheDailyNeopets' main purpose was to do so. Over the coming year, TDN has blossomed into a fully independent fan site, with its servers based in the loungeroom of its Administrator, Tipem, in Ohio, USA.

==History==
TheDailyNeopets was a branch off of PinkPT, with very little content and viewers of similar numbers. Its original layout consisted of sky-blue colour and a sponge Blumaroo.

As PinkPT continued to support TheDailyNeopets through yet another facelift, not much more pleasing to the eye as the previous one. The lack of information still remained, however. That was until Tipem (The owner of TheDailyNeopets) got the idea "TDNSUW", which stood for "The Daily Neopets Super Update Week". This entailed adding various pages of guides and graphics and lifted TheDailyNeopets into better territory.

After the 'TDNSUW', TheDailyNeopets had many more visitors, but now lacked helpful navigation. This was remedied in version 3 of the site where an eye-catching layout was made along with improved page navigation and overall well-being of the site. More members were added to the staff to write more guides for TheDailyNeopets.

At the end of January, TheDailyNeopets ran a survey to ask the viewers of the site what they wanted to see. They received a very high amount of replies in a very short amount of time, but got lots of new ideas for version 4, which was released on the 11th of March 2006. It was an instant hit with all of the viewers, as it included almost all of their suggestions sent to Tipem through the survey a couple of months previous.

V4 lasted a good while before TDN went to v5 (why? Sources say boredom was the cause). V5 came out in late July of 2006, and, even with a bumpy start, has a good chance of catching on quickly. The Hissi in the corner is gone from the banner now and moved to that of the forums, but [[Jerry]], as he always shall, remains.

==Features==
TheDailyNeopets boasts features other fansites may not offer. Along with offering graphics, the latest unreleased Neopets news and [[dailies]] list, it had its own Editorial so that regular [[Neopians]] that cannot get their question answered officially can receive a helpful reply. Unfortunely, the editorial was canceled, to the dissapointment of many users. TheDailyNeopets is also one of the few Neopets fan sites to offer a complete, step-by-step [[Altador Plot]] guide with many readers. An [[Avatar]] Lending Account was set up to reward its readers with aid to get the most sought after avatars for use on the [[Neoboards]]. With a first attempt at this proving unsuccessful, two loyal members of the sites forum offered to revive the service. The "Where's Jerry?" plot (See below) was a big hit, and TDN first plot. The second plot was titled "The Scattering of the Stars" and recieved equal prestige.

==Staff==
TheDailyNeopets employs an active group as members of staff. Currently, there are seven staff members, with one spot assigned to the Administrator ([[Tipem]]); one spot assigned to a News Poster (Jasper); four spots assigned to Content Writers ([[Samuel]], [[Animetriplicate]], [[Eric]], [[The Big Cheese]]); and no one in the graphics area at the moment. There are two forum moderators ([[Mikey]], [[Matt]]), and two staff members in charge of the Avatar Lending Program. ([[Eric]], [[Matt]]) Some staff multi-task.

==Where's Jerry?==
On June 1, 2006, TheDailyNeopets began an on-site plot to find Jerry, the red [[Pteri]], their mascot. Set up by Samuel, a member of staff, the plot involved various puzzles and was quite challenging. At the start of the plot, Bob the Detective [[Wocky]] was introduced, as the crime-fighting guru. The solutions of the plot were held in upmost secrecy; the threat of disqualification used in deterrence. After working at differnt clues all around the site for two weeks, the final part was released and everyone rushed to finish. After the prizes were awarded, Jerry was returned to the banner safe and sound, and the Jerry-napper, [[Commander Garoo]], was apprehended.

==Space Faerie Plot: The Scattering of the Stars==
Soon after the release of TheDailyNeopets fifth incarnation, a plot was released to find the hidden stars the [[Space Faerie]] had lost around the site. She crashed into the site while falling through a vortex and losing all of her stars. Complaining that her power was failing, the person had to locate a star and solve the puzzle to retrieve a code. Speaking to the Space Faerie would reveal a clue as to where a star could be found. Numerous red herrings were thrown into this plot, therefore changing a rather simple task to one more perplexing. The player then had a set time to send in their codes to recieve a prize. First place recieved 60K, second place recieved 40K and third place recieved 20K. Everyone who entered was rewarded for their efforts.

==External Links==
*[http://www.thedailyneopets.com TheDailyNeopets]
*[http://www.tdnforums.com TheDailyNeopets Forums]

[[Category: Fansites]]

The Daily Neopets

2006-10-16T02:42:30Z

165.21.154.13:

[[Image:TDN Home.png|frame|right|TheDailyNeopets' home page as of June, 2006.]]
'''TheDailyNeopets''' is a fan site of [[Neopets]] which began in late 2005. Formerly a subsidary of [[PinkPT]], the owner and administrator of TDN (TheDailyNeopets), Tipem, had previously ran a commentary for PPT. After a month of hard work tending to the commentary, Yukio purchased TheDailyNeopets.com for Tipem. As PinkPT did not post unreleased Neopets news at the time, TheDailyNeopets' main purpose was to do so. Over the coming year, TDN has blossomed into a fully independent fan site, with its servers based in the loungeroom of its Administrator, Tipem, in Ohio, USA.

==History==
TheDailyNeopets was a branch off of PinkPT, with very little content and viewers of similar numbers. Its original layout consisted of sky-blue colour and a sponge Blumaroo.

As PinkPT continued to support TheDailyNeopets through yet another facelift, not much more pleasing to the eye as the previous one. The lack of information still remained, however. That was until Tipem (The owner of TheDailyNeopets) got the idea "TDNSUW", which stood for "The Daily Neopets Super Update Week". This entailed adding various pages of guides and graphics and lifted TheDailyNeopets into better territory.

After the 'TDNSUW', TheDailyNeopets had many more visitors, but now lacked helpful navigation. This was remedied in version 3 of the site where an eye-catching layout was made along with improved page navigation and overall well-being of the site. More members were added to the staff to write more guides for TheDailyNeopets.

At the end of January, TheDailyNeopets ran a survey to ask the viewers of the site what they wanted to see. They received a very high amount of replies in a very short amount of time, but got lots of new ideas for version 4, which was released on the 11th of March 2006. It was an instant hit with all of the viewers, as it included almost all of their suggestions sent to Tipem through the survey a couple of months previous.

V4 lasted a good while before TDN went to v5 (why? Sources say boredom was the cause). V5 came out in late July of 2006, and, even with a bumpy start, has a good chance of catching on quickly. The Hissi in the corner is gone from the banner now and moved to that of the forums, but Jerry, as he always shall, remains.

==Features==
TheDailyNeopets boasts features other fansites may not offer. Along with offering graphics, the latest unreleased Neopets news and [[dailies]] list, it had its own Editorial so that regular [[Neopians]] that cannot get their question answered officially can receive a helpful reply. Unfortunely, the editorial was canceled, to the dissapointment of many users. TheDailyNeopets is also one of the few Neopets fan sites to offer a complete, step-by-step [[Altador Plot]] guide with many readers. An [[Avatar]] Lending Account was set up to reward its readers with aid to get the most sought after avatars for use on the Neoboards. With a first attempt at this proving unsuccessful, two loyal members of the sites forum offered to revive the service. The "Where's Jerry?" plot (See below) was a big hit, and TDN first plot. The second plot was titled "The Scattering of the Stars" and recieved equal prestige.

==Staff==
TheDailyNeopets employs an active group as members of staff. Currently, there are seven staff members, with one spot assigned to the Administrator (Tipem); one spot assigned to a News Poster (Jasper); four spots assigned to Content Writers (Samuel, Animetriplicate, Eric, The Big Cheese); and no one in the graphics area at the moment. There are two forum moderators (Mikey, Matt), and two staff members in charge of the Avatar Lending Program (Eric, Matt)

==Where's Jerry?==
On June 1, 2006, TheDailyNeopets began an on-site plot to find Jerry, the red [[Pteri]], their mascot. Set up by Samuel, a member of staff, the plot involved various puzzles and was quite challenging. At the start of the plot, Bob the Detective [[Wocky]] was introduced, as the crime-fighting guru. The solutions of the plot were held in upmost secrecy; the threat of disqualification used in deterrence. After working at differnt clues all around the site for two weeks, the final part was released and everyone rushed to finish. After the prizes were awarded, Jerry was returned to the banner safe and sound, and the Jerry-napper, [[Commander Garoo]], was apprehended.

==Space Faerie Plot: The Scattering of the Stars==
Soon after the release of TheDailyNeopets fifth incarnation, a plot was released to find the hidden stars the [[Space Faerie]] had lost around the site. She crashed into the site while falling through a vortex and losing all of her stars. Complaining that her power was failing, the person had to locate a star and solve the puzzle to retrieve a code. Speaking to the Space Faerie would reveal a clue as to where a star could be found. Numerous red herrings were thrown into this plot, therefore changing a rather simple task to one more perplexing. The player then had a set time to send in their codes to recieve a prize. First place recieved 60K, second place recieved 40K and third place recieved 20K. Everyone who entered was rewarded for their efforts.

==External Links==
*[http://www.thedailyneopets.com TheDailyNeopets]
*[http://www.tdnforums.com TheDailyNeopets Forums]

[[Category: Fansites]]

Haunted Woods

2006-10-05T10:50:20Z

165.21.154.71: /* Trivia */

[[Image:Hauntedwoods 2004 01.gif|right]]
The '''Haunted Woods''' is spooky and scary world within [[Neopets]]. Fills with many evil and wretched things, and home to [[Eliv Thade]], [[Edna]] and many other [[villain]]s of Neopia.

The Deserted Fairground is a part of the Haunted Woods. It hosts a few shops, as well as many games to play (like [[Test Your Strength]] and the [[Wheel of Misfortune]]), although many of the games are rigged, and almost unplayable.

==Plot Summaries==
===Brucey B and the Lucky Coin===
:''Main Article: [[Brucey B and the Lucky Coin]]''

''...to be added...''

===Defenders of Neopia Series 1===
:''Main Article: [[Defenders_of_Neopia#The_Brain_Tree.27s_Bad_Day|Defenders of Neopia]]''

''...to be added...''

===NeoQuest II===
:''Main Article: [[NeoQuest II]]''

This is the fourth world in [[Neoquest II]]. A spell has been cast causing the sun to stay up. Now all the ghosts are in people's houses. In reality, the ship is moving faster and faster towards the star, getting closer. The people in the first village claim [[Count Von Roo]] cast the spell, but it turns out he is held hostage by the boss [[Meuka]]. The Count claims that [[Balthazar]], [[Hubrid Nox]], and the [[Spider Grundo]] worked in collaboration. It turns out that it was none of them. The final boss is the [[Esophagor]]. At the end of the act it turns out that [[Edna]] accidentally cast the spell, and that it can't be undone. You move on to the final act in [[Faerieland]].

===Lost Desert Plot===
:''Main Article: [[Lost Desert Plot]]''

''...to be added...''

===The Haunted Woods Plot===
The new upcoming plot is taking place in the haunted woods.
There will be a city called [[Neovia]] that is put upon a disease.

==Trivia==
*In the recently released Chapter 2, it seems that Sophie the Swamp Witch is actually Bruno and Reginald's sister.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/halloween/index.phtml The Haunted Woods]
*'''Neopedia:'''
*'''Neopets TCG:'''
*'''Help File:'''

[[Category: Neopia]]
[[Category:Neoquest II]]

Spardel

2006-09-22T07:57:19Z

165.21.154.13:

http://images.neopets.com/items/med_pet_sparks.gif
What Spardels lack in intelligence they more than make up for with love.

Poppit

2006-09-22T07:55:27Z

165.21.154.11:

http://images.neopets.com/items/pets_poppit.gif
"The Poppit is a strange insect like creature. It uses suction to stick onto walls, and if it needs to, it sucks air into its body and can fire itself up into the sky!"

Poppit

2006-09-22T07:54:45Z

165.21.154.13:

[[http://images.neopets.com/items/pets_poppit.gif]]
"The Poppit is a strange insect like creature. It uses suction to stick onto walls, and if it needs to, it sucks air into its body and can fire itself up into the sky!"

NeoDex:Sandbox

2006-09-05T04:13:26Z

165.21.154.8:

''Welcome to the '''Sandbox''', a Wiki namespace page designed for testing and experimenting with Wiki syntax. Feel free to try your skills at formatting here: click the 'Edit' tab on the top, make your changes, and click 'Save page' when you are finished. Content added here will not stay permanently. Do not spam, vandalize or place advertisments on this page. If you do, the [[Bringer of Night]] shall pounce on you with massive fury, and force you to help him bake a cake. :P

For help on editing, see [[Help:Editing]] ''
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|+The Bringer of Night swats at a fly!
|http://images.neopets.com/pets/closeattack/110_left.gif
|}

[[Image:Kanrik.gif|frame|left|[[Kanrik]] is thankful he doesn't need to fight the Bringer of Night Anymore!]]

 

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|[[Image:Grey_Faerie_Image.gif|Feeling gray...]] ||http://images.neopets.com/pets/sad/korbat_plushie_baby.gif
|}

 

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Special Times

2006-09-03T02:54:09Z

165.21.154.69: /* Games */

The time of day affects many different aspects of [[Neopets]]. The prizes of some games as well as puzzles and secrets as part of [[Plots]] are time dependent.

==Plots==
*[[Neopet Version 2]] - One secret required you to view a page within the space station at an exact time and then click the link.
*[[Mystery Island Volcano]] - You had to look at the HTML source and a clue was hidden there.

==Games==
*[[Coltzan's Shrine]] - now completely RANDOM.
*[[Snowager]] - Visit from 6:00 to 7:00 AM, 2:00 to 3:00 PM or 10:00 to 11:00 PM for a chance to steal from the sleeping Snowager's treasure horde. At any other time of day the Snowager is awake.
*[[Wheel of Excitement]] - If you spin the Wheel exactly on the hour, you are guaranteed to win 10,000 [[NP]].
*[[Money Tree]] - There are certain days of the week and times of the day where fruits, [[faeries]], and many other things are given out.

[[category: secrets]]

Coltzan's Shrine

2006-09-03T02:51:32Z

165.21.154.73: /* What it Does */

{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/desert/shrine_b.gif
|}

'''Coltzan's Shrine''' is a large obelisk in the [[Lost Desert]] which pays homage to the spirit of [[King Coltzan]], an old king of the Lost Desert who is now a [[Ghost]].

== What it Does ==
People with accounts older than 48 hrs are able to go to the shrine and pray to King Coltzan in order to get a blessing once per day. There are a number of different outcomes of this prayer.
* Pets can have their statistics increased, to become stronger or faster or more intellegent.
* King Coltzan may bless you with Neopets.
* You can be given an item. These range from Desert Food to [[Battledome]] weapons to [[Dubloon]]s
* It is possible to get money. Normally it will give out about a few hundred [[neopoints]], but on rare occasions it will give out a million.
*If you are extremely lucky, the shrine will grant you a Kings Lens, which is worth tens of millions.
*The shirne is less generous as your pet's stats get higher and you get richer.

==Plot Summary==
===The Hunt for the Crown===
:''Main Article: [[The Hunt for the Crown]]''
Upon the completion of King Coltzan III's shrine, his crown appeared to have been stolen by two [[Meerca]]s when it was revealed. Users searched far and wide across Neopia to find the crown and put it back in its final resting place.

==Trivia==
*''...to be added...''

== External Links ==
*'''Plot Info:''' [http://www.neopets.com/desert/crown_solution.phtml The Hunt for the Crown]
*'''Neopedia:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=117 King Coltzan III]

{{1aDay}}

[[Category: Daily]]
[[Category: secrets]]

Neopets Premium

2006-09-03T02:49:56Z

165.21.154.72: /* Controversy */

[[image:Premium.JPG|frame|Screenshot of the Neopets portal taken in January 2006.]]
'''Neopets Premium''' is a feature that was added in 2004. It includes many different features, including the ''BOSS button'', beta testing, a [[Space Faerie]] [[Scratchcard]], and more.

==Overview==
Neopets Premium is an extended version of the site, for which members pay $7.99 a month, or $69.95 a year. There are also different packs that include Premium such as dial-up service. With this Premium membership, external ads are completely erased, and certain "perks" are added, such as bonus [[Neopoint]]s, rare [[item]]s, [[NeoBoard]] available to premium users only, webmail, more [[Random Event]]s, use of the [[Super Shop Wizard]] and testing unreleased games. Some groups voice the opinion that the Neopets staff members are transferring some free features to Premium. Another [[Charter Board]] can also be accessed once you have been a Premium user for 3 Months.

To obtain Premium status, a player must first be invited by another Premium member through the Premium referral system or take a beta testing position Neopets offers for limited times. There are even prizes (an [[Avatar]], [[Sidebar]], and [[Trophy]]) for referring people to Premium who have remained after their 15 day trial has expired.

==Referral System==
The '''Premium referral system''' is similar to the [[Neopets referral program]] and is one of the ways users gain access to Premium. Existing Premium users send out invites, and if the person stays on after the 15 day free trial, the user will be rewarded:

*'''1st referral:''' 1000 NP and 10 random [[Codestone]]s
*'''2nd referral:''' A lucky charm that appears as a [[trophy]] on the [[Users Lookup]] and will randomly double the [[Neopoints]] you earn from [[Flash games]]. The charm lasts as long as you have [[Premium Accounts|Premium]]
*'''3rd referral:''' Your choice of a ''Snow'', ''Electric'', ''Starry'' or ''Disco'' [[Paint Brush]]
*'''4th referral:''' A Premium-only [[avatar]], listed among a users default avatars and does not count on the [[High-Score Table]]. Lasts as long as the user stays Premium.
*'''5th referral:''' A unique [[Space Faerie]]-themed [[sidebar]]. Users keep this sidebar even if they decide to cancel Premium.
*'''10th referral:''' Choose One of 5 collector's packages
*'''15th referral:''' Choose One of 6 collector's packages
*'''20th referral:''' Choose One of 7 collector's packages

==Controversy==
Some people complain that this will create a two-tier system, and cause a slippery-slope situation where more and more featuers are generally relegated to the Premium side and slowly turn the whole site into a paysite.

==External Links==
*[http://premium.neopets.com Premium Login]
*[http://www.neopets.com/s/index.phtml?track_cat_id=45&item_id=444 Mention of Premium in NeoCharge FAQ]
*'''Selected Pet Pages:''' [http://home.neopets.com/templates/homepage.phtml?pet_name=Leto Premium FAQ]

[[category: To Do List]]
[[category: Neopets]]
[[Category: Premium]]
[[category: Secrets]]
[[Category: Neopets Extensions]]

Inflatable Balthazar

2006-09-03T02:29:09Z

165.21.154.70: /* Quotes */

'''Inflatable Balthazar''' is a 1-Player battledome opponent in the shape of [[Balthazar]]. Not a ''real'' 1-Player battledome opponent, but more of a practice dummy similar to [[Punchbag Bob]].

==Battledome==
{{BattleInfo|Inflatable Balthazar|[[Image:InflatableBalthazar.gif]]|1|1|0 (Gains 1 HP every 5 wins)|Green Apple|Automatic Challenger}}
Inflatable Balthazar is fought by users in the following for the following reasons:

*To recieve a high score in '''Balthazar Basher'''.
*To restore a [[Neopet]] to full HP after fighting him.
*Weapon testing.

Weapon testing is difficult, however. First, Inflatable Balthazar doesn't attack, testing a weapoins defensive capabilities pointless. Second, when an opponents defense is lower than the [[Neopet]]s attack, more attack icons appear, misleading the user about the weapon's true icon attack.

The only weapon Inflatable Balthazar has equipped is a '''Green Apple'''. This isn't really a battledome item at all and can't normally be equipped. [[The Neopets Team]] equipped it to Inflatable Balthazar in order to prevent users from getting a bugged weapon after stealing from him.

===Quotes===
'''During Fight...'''

*(unknown)

'''After Win...'''

*SQUEEK?

'''Frozen'''

*(unknown)

'''Lose'''

*(unknown)

'''Win'''
*(unknown)

==Trivia==
*An '''Inflatable Balthazar''' can be bought for a users [[NeoHome]].

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/gamescores.phtml?game_id=482 Balthazar Basher Hi-Score Table]

[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Lupes]]
[[Category:Battledome Opponents]]

Ramtor

2006-08-12T05:35:57Z

165.21.154.11:

A character in [[NeoQuest II]], Ramtor is a [[Eyrie]] who usurps [[King Skarl]] and is the top boss for the [[Meridell]] portion of the game. A wizard, Ramtor has 200 hp and flees the first time you fight him, when his health is down 50%.
==See Also==
{{NQ2}}
==External Links==
[http://www.digifort.com/idnq PinkPT's In Depth Neoquest Guide]

[[Category:Neoquest II]]
[[Category:Bruces]]

The Daily Neopets

2006-08-10T03:28:48Z

165.21.154.17:

[[Image:TDN Home.png|frame|right|TheDailyNeopets' home page as of June, 2006.]]
'''TheDailyNeopets''' is a fan site of [[Neopets]] which began in late 2005. Formerly a subsidary of [[PinkPT]], the owner and administrator of TDN (TheDailyNeopets), Tipem, had previously ran a commentary for PPT. After a month of hard work tending to the commentary, Yukio purchased TheDailyNeopets.com for Tipem. As PinkPT did not post unreleased Neopets news at the time, TheDailyNeopets' main purpose was to do so. Over the coming year, TDN has blossomed into a fully independent fan site, with its servers based in the loungeroom of its Administrator, Tipem, in Ohio, USA.

==History==
TheDailyNeopets was a branch off of PinkPT, with very little content and viewers of similar numbers. Its original layout consisted of sky-blue colour and a sponge Blumaroo.

As PinkPT continued to support TheDailyNeopets through yet another facelift, not much more pleasing to the eye as the previous one. The lack of information still remained, however. That was until Tipem (The owner of TheDailyNeopets) got the idea "TDNSUW", which stood for "The Daily Neopets Super Update Week". This entailed adding various pages of guides and graphics and lifted TheDailyNeopets into better territory.

After the 'TDNSUW', TheDailyNeopets had many more visitors, but now lacked helpful navigation. This was remedied in version 3 of the site where an eye-catching layout was made along with improved page navigation and overall well-being of the site. More members were added to the staff to write more guides for TheDailyNeopets.

At the end of January, TheDailyNeopets ran a survey to ask the viewers of the site what they wanted to see. They recieved a very high amount of replies in a very short amount of time, but got lots of new ideas for version 4, which was released on the 11th of March 2006. It was an instant hit with all of the viewers, as it included almost all of their suggestions sent to Tipem through the survey a couple of months previous.

V4 lasted a good while before TDN went to v5 (why? Sources say boredom was the cause). V5 came out in late July of 2006, and, even with a bumpy start, has a good chance of catching on quickly. The Hissi in the corner is gone from the banner now, but Jerry, as he always shall, remains.

==Features==
TheDailyNeopets boasts features other fansites may not offer. Along with offering graphics, the latest unreleased Neopets news and [[dailies]] list, it has its own Editorial so that regular [[Neopians]] that cannot get their question answered officially can recieve a helpful reply. TheDailyNeopets is also one of the few Neopets fan sites to offer a complete, step-by-step [[Altador Plot]] guide with many readers. An [[Avatar]] Lending Account was set up to reward its readers with aid to get the most sought after avatars for use on the Neoboards. With a first attempt at this proving unsucessfull, two loyal members of the sites forum offered to revive the service. The "Where's Jerry?" plot (See below) was a big hit, and TDN first plot.

==Staff==
TheDailyNeopets employs an active group as members of staff. Currently, there are seven staff members, with one spot assigned to the Administrator (Tipem); one spot assigned to a News Poster (Jasper); two spots assigned to Content Writers (Samuel, Animetriplicate); and no one in the graphics area at the moment. There is one forums moderator (Mikey), and two staff members in charge of the Avatar Lending Program (Eric, Stupler)

==Where's Jerry?==
On June 1, 2006, TheDailyNeopets began an on-site plot to find Jerry, the red [[Pteri]], their mascot. Set up by Samuel, a member of staff, the plot involved various puzzles and was quite challenging. At the start of the plot, Bob the Detective [[Wocky]] was introduced, as the crime-fighting guru. The solutions of the plot were held in upmost secrecy; the threat of disqualification used in deterrence. After working at differnt clues all around the site for two weeks, the final part was released and everyone rushed to finish. After the prizes were awarded, Jerry was returned to the banner safe and sound, and the Jerry-napper, [[Commander Garoo]], was apprehended.

==External Links==
*[http://www.thedailyneopets.com TheDailyNeopets]
*[http://www.thedailyneopets.com/vb TheDailyNeopets Fourms]

[[Category: Fansites]]

The Daily Neopets

2006-08-10T03:27:48Z

165.21.154.15:

[[Image:TDN Home.png|frame|right|TheDailyNeopets' home page as of June, 2006.]]
'''TheDailyNeopets''' is a fan site of [[Neopets]] which began in late 2005. Formerly a subsidary of [[PinkPT]], the owner and administrator of TDN (TheDailyNeopets), Tipem, had previously ran a commentary for PPT. After a month of hard work tending to the commentary, Yukio purchased TheDailyNeopets.com for Tipem. As PinkPT did not post unreleased Neopets news at the time, TheDailyNeopets' main purpose was to do so. Over the coming year, TDN has blossomed into a fully independent fan site, with its servers based in the loungeroom of its Administrator, Tipem, in Ohio, USA.

==History==
TheDailyNeopets was a branch off of PinkPT, with very little content and viewers of similar numbers. Its original layout consisted of sky-blue colour and a sponge Blumaroo.

As PinkPT continued to support TheDailyNeopets through yet another facelift, not much more pleasing to the eye as the previous one. The lack of information still remained, however. That was until Tipem (The owner of TheDailyNeopets) got the idea "TDNSUW", which stood for "The Daily Neopets Super Update Week". This entailed adding various pages of guides and graphics and lifted TheDailyNeopets into better territory.

After the 'TDNSUW', TheDailyNeopets had many more visitors, but now lacked helpful navigation. This was remedied in version 3 of the site where an eye-catching layout was made along with improved page navigation and overall well-being of the site. More members were added to the staff to write more guides for TheDailyNeopets.

At the end of January, TheDailyNeopets ran a survey to ask the viewers of the site what they wanted to see. They recieved a very high amount of replies in a very short amount of time, but got lots of new ideas for version 4, which was released on the 11th of March 2006. It was an instant hit with all of the viewers, as it included almost all of their suggestions sent to Tipem through the survey a couple of months previous.

V4 lasted a good while before TDN went to v5 (why? Sources say boredom was the cause). V5 came out in late July of 2006, and, even with a bumpy start, has a good chance of catching on quickly. The Hissi in the corner is gone from the banner now, but Jerry, as he always shall, remains.

==Features==
TheDailyNeopets boasts features other fansites may not offer. Along with offering graphics, the latest unreleased Neopets news and [[dailies]] list, it has its own Editorial so that regular [[Neopians]] that cannot get their question answered officially can recieve a helpful reply. TheDailyNeopets is also one of the few Neopets fan sites to offer a complete, step-by-step [[Altador Plot]] guide with many readers. An [[Avatar]] Lending Account was set up to reward its readers with aid to get the most sought after avatars for use on the Neoboards. With a first attempt at this proving unsucessfull, two loyal members of the sites forum offered to revive the service. The "Where's Jerry?" plot (See below) was a big hit, and TDN first plot.

==Staff==
TheDailyNeopets employs an active group as members of staff. Currently, there are 4 staff members, with one spot assigned to the Administrator (Tipem); one spot assigned to a News Poster (Jasper); 2 spots assigned to Content Writers (Samuel, Animetriplicate); and no one in the graphics area at the moment. There is one forums moderator (Mikey), and two staff members in charge of the Avatar Lending Program (Eric, Stupler)

==Where's Jerry?==
On June 1, 2006, TheDailyNeopets began an on-site plot to find Jerry, the red [[Pteri]], their mascot. Set up by Samuel, a member of staff, the plot involved various puzzles and was quite challenging. At the start of the plot, Bob the Detective [[Wocky]] was introduced, as the crime-fighting guru. The solutions of the plot were held in upmost secrecy; the threat of disqualification used in deterrence. After working at differnt clues all around the site for two weeks, the final part was released and everyone rushed to finish. After the prizes were awarded, Jerry was returned to the banner safe and sound, and the Jerry-napper, [[Commander Garoo]], was apprehended.

==External Links==
*[http://www.thedailyneopets.com TheDailyNeopets]
*[http://www.thedailyneopets.com/vb TheDailyNeopets Fourms]

[[Category: Fansites]]

Lutari Island

2006-06-27T09:01:40Z

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'''Lutari Island''' is a tropical island on the other side of [[Neopia]] filled with [[Lutari]]. Released on June 24, 2006, Lutari Island is similar to [[Mystery Island]] in that its inhabitants and land it filled with wild colours and natives. Lutari Island was at first an exclusive island available only to users who pay for the cell phone game of Neopets offered by ''In-fusio''. [[The Neopets Team]] explains this is because Lutari Island is a floating island, and isn't in the same place all the time,making it hard for other users to find. On June 24, 2006, TNT released it to the public. It is currenntly on the other side of Neopia.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/tropical/index.phtml Lutari Island]

[[Category:Neopia]]

Altador Cup

2006-06-06T05:18:00Z

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[[Image:Ac_teaser_06.gif|right]]
The '''Altador Cup''' was announced by [[Neopets]] on May 31, 2006, to commence one the June 2, 2006. It is a sporting event with teams from sixteen Neopian worlds participating.

The game played to win the Cup is called Yooyuball. The gameplay appears to be based on [[Wikipedia:Jai_alai|Jai alai]]. The ball is actually a rolled up petpet called a [[Yooyu]], and comes in several different varieties: fire, snow, [[Mutant]] and [[Faerie]].

The role of the user and the system of play is still unclear. It is believed that either players will be supporting (and maybe betting) on their team, or that they will be be playing as part of their team in a localised competition rather than a community-wide competition. Users could select the team they wish to join/support and change teams if they wish until June 8, 2006.

==Trivia==
*The Altador Cup appears to be made to co-incide with the FIFA World Cup in Germany of 2006, and if the golden orb seen in the preview trailer is indeed the "cup" itself, it bares remarkable resemblence to the actual World Cup.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/altador/colosseum/index.phtml Altador Cup]
*[http://images.neopets.com/altador/altadorcup//altador_animation_preloader.swf?lang=en&image_host=swf.neopets.com&animation=altador_animation_v2 Animation Trailer]
*[http://www.neopets.com/altador/colesseum/teams.phtml Altador Cup Teams page]
*[http://www.neopets.com/altador/colesseum/rules.phtml Altador Cup Rules page]

[[Category: Plots]]

Altador Plot

2006-05-31T05:10:34Z

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The first official 2006 [[Plot]] on [[Neopets]], involving the most recent addition to the Neopets landscape - the city of [[Altador]].

==Plot Summary==
''...to be added...''

===Book of Ages Entry===
<blockquote>''Long ago, before the building of our great city, twelve heroes arose. Each was famous for different deeds of varying natures. The greatest of these heroes is the one whom we now know as King Altador. He, with the aid of the other heroes, founded our illustrious city by the sea.'' 
''Before the Great Betrayal, the kingdom of Altador was one of the most glorious places in all Neopia. It was a centre of culture and greatly admired for its dignified citizens. Those blessed times were nearly lost when one of our own, who once called herself an ally and friend to the heroes, turned her heart to darkness and attempted to destroy the city. Only by Jerdana's magic were we saved, though our future remains uncertain.'' 
''Within this tome you will find the recorded history of the twelve heroes and how they came to form the Kingdom of Altador. Protect this knowledge well, for it may be all that is left if Jerdana's magic fails and the betrayer succeeds....'' 
'''Chapter 1, The Sleeper''' 
''Just as a hero must perform a heroic deed before he can be named as such, a villain must also do something terrible in order to earn such a title. The Betrayer was not always an evil being and was once even respected for her deeds. Long before the Great Betrayal, (in fact, before the founding of Altador), she earned her place among the twelve Founders by saving the life of King Altador himself.'' 
''A terrible menace was plaguing a peaceful farmland, and a hunter (the future king of Altador) journeyed forth to slay the beast. He tracked it back to its lair in a cave at the base of a mountain and there cornered it. Though the beast roared viciously, Altador did not falter.'' 
''Rather, he notched an arrow and let it fly, striking the beast squarely in the head. Even as the vile creature slumped to the ground, another of its kind snuck up on the unsuspecting Lupe. The noble hunter would have fallen then and there if not for a purple blast of magic. Startled, Altador spun around, just in time to see the other creature collapse. There, standing behind it, was a dark faerie... the Betrayer.'' 
''Altador thanked her graciously for saving his life. He had never witnessed such compassion on the part of a dark faerie before, so he bid her to return with him to his village, where they would feast and be praised as heroes.'' 
''Each carried the head of the beast they had slain to the village, and a grand celebration was held long into the night. Altador, realising what a unique ally he had acquired, asked her to stay and join him and his companions in fulfilling a dream he had of founding a great city. The Betrayer agreed, and though she would ultimately help to build the kingdom's august capital and serve the council well, nothing can make up for her terrible betrayal. She broke the king's heart, for no sword strikes as deep as the one wielded by a friend....'' </blockquote>

===The Great Legends of Altador===
*[[King Altador]], the Hunter
*[[Jerdana]], the Protector
*[[Siyana]], the First to Rise
*[[Kelland]], the Thief
*[[Florin]], the Farmer
*[[Torakor]], the Gladiator
*[[The Darkest Faerie]], the Sleeper
*[[Marak]], the Wave
*[[Fauna]], the Gatherer
*[[Psellia]], the Dreamer
*[[Gordos]], the Collector
*[[Sasha]], the Dancer

==Trivia==
*On May 27, 2006, [[The Neopets Team]] declared on the news page the Altador Plot was over, and congratulated all those who found all constellations, and hoped everyone enjoyed their prizes. Two paragraphs down though, they claimed it was a joke, and they were still working on the next part, hopefully to be released next week.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/altador Altador], [http://www.neopets.com/altador/hallofheroes.phtml Hall of Heroes], [http://www.neopets.com/altador/archives.phtml Altadorian Archives]

[[category: Plots]]

Altador Plot

2006-05-31T05:08:00Z

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The first official 2006 [[Plot]] on [[Neopets]], involving the most recent addition to the Neopets landscape - the city of [[Altador]].

==Plot Summary==
''...to be added...''

===Book of Ages Entry===
<blockquote>''Long ago, before the building of our great city, twelve heroes arose. Each was famous for different deeds of varying natures. The greatest of these heroes is the one whom we now know as King Altador. He, with the aid of the other heroes, founded our illustrious city by the sea.'' 
''Before the Great Betrayal, the kingdom of Altador was one of the most glorious places in all Neopia. It was a centre of culture and greatly admired for its dignified citizens. Those blessed times were nearly lost when one of our own, who once called herself an ally and friend to the heroes, turned her heart to darkness and attempted to destroy the city. Only by Jerdana's magic were we saved, though our future remains uncertain.'' 
''Within this tome you will find the recorded history of the twelve heroes and how they came to form the Kingdom of Altador. Protect this knowledge well, for it may be all that is left if Jerdana's magic fails and the betrayer succeeds....'' 
'''Chapter 1, The Sleeper''' 
''"Just as a hero must perform a heroic deed before he can be named as such, a villain must also do something terrible in order to earn such a title. The Betrayer was not always an evil being and was once even respected for her deeds. Long before the Great Betrayal, (in fact, before the founding of Altador), she earned her place among the twelve Founders by saving the life of King Altador himself."'' 
"A terrible menace was plaguing a peaceful farmland, and a hunter (the future king of Altador) journeyed forth to slay the beast. He tracked it back to its lair in a cave at the base of a mountain and there cornered it. Though the beast roared viciously, Altador did not falter." 
"Rather, he notched an arrow and let it fly, striking the beast squarely in the head. Even as the vile creature slumped to the ground, another of its kind snuck up on the unsuspecting Lupe. The noble hunter would have fallen then and there if not for a purple blast of magic. Startled, Altador spun around, just in time to see the other creature collapse. There, standing behind it, was a dark faerie... the Betrayer." 
"Altador thanked her graciously for saving his life. He had never witnessed such compassion on the part of a dark faerie before, so he bid her to return with him to his village, where they would feast and be praised as heroes." 
Each carried the head of the beast they had slain to the village, and a grand celebration was held long into the night. Altador, realising what a unique ally he had acquired, asked her to stay and join him and his companions in fulfilling a dream he had of founding a great city. The Betrayer agreed, and though she would ultimately help to build the kingdom's august capital and serve the council well, nothing can make up for her terrible betrayal. She broke the king's heart, for no sword strikes as deep as the one wielded by a friend...." </blockquote>

===The Great Legends of Altador===
*[[King Altador]], the Hunter
*[[Jerdana]], the Protector
*[[Siyana]], the First to Rise
*[[Kelland]], the Thief
*[[Florin]], the Farmer
*[[Torakor]], the Gladiator
*[[The Darkest Faerie]], the Sleeper
*[[Marak]], the Wave
*[[Fauna]], the Gatherer
*[[Psellia]], the Dreamer
*[[Gordos]], the Collector
*[[Sasha]], the Dancer

==Trivia==
*On May 27, 2006, [[The Neopets Team]] declared on the news page the Altador Plot was over, and congratulated all those who found all constellations, and hoped everyone enjoyed their prizes. Two paragraphs down though, they claimed it was a joke, and they were still working on the next part, hopefully to be released next week.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/altador Altador], [http://www.neopets.com/altador/hallofheroes.phtml Hall of Heroes], [http://www.neopets.com/altador/archives.phtml Altadorian Archives]

[[category: Plots]]

Altador Plot

2006-05-31T05:06:12Z

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The first official 2006 [[Plot]] on [[Neopets]], involving the most recent addition to the Neopets landscape - the city of [[Altador]].

==Plot Summary==
''...to be added...''

===Book of Ages Entry===
<blockquote>''Long ago, before the building of our great city, twelve heroes arose. Each was famous for different deeds of varying natures. The greatest of these heroes is the one whom we now know as King Altador. He, with the aid of the other heroes, founded our illustrious city by the sea.'' 
''Before the Great Betrayal, the kingdom of Altador was one of the most glorious places in all Neopia. It was a centre of culture and greatly admired for its dignified citizens. Those blessed times were nearly lost when one of our own, who once called herself an ally and friend to the heroes, turned her heart to darkness and attempted to destroy the city. Only by Jerdana's magic were we saved, though our future remains uncertain.'' 
''Within this tome you will find the recorded history of the twelve heroes and how they came to form the Kingdom of Altador. Protect this knowledge well, for it may be all that is left if Jerdana's magic fails and the betrayer succeeds....'' 
"Chapter 1, The Sleeper" 
"Just as a hero must perform a heroic deed before he can be named as such, a villain must also do something terrible in order to earn such a title. The Betrayer was not always an evil being and was once even respected for her deeds. Long before the Great Betrayal, (in fact, before the founding of Altador), she earned her place among the twelve Founders by saving the life of King Altador himself." 
"A terrible menace was plaguing a peaceful farmland, and a hunter (the future king of Altador) journeyed forth to slay the beast. He tracked it back to its lair in a cave at the base of a mountain and there cornered it. Though the beast roared viciously, Altador did not falter." 
"Rather, he notched an arrow and let it fly, striking the beast squarely in the head. Even as the vile creature slumped to the ground, another of its kind snuck up on the unsuspecting Lupe. The noble hunter would have fallen then and there if not for a purple blast of magic. Startled, Altador spun around, just in time to see the other creature collapse. There, standing behind it, was a dark faerie... the Betrayer." 
"Altador thanked her graciously for saving his life. He had never witnessed such compassion on the part of a dark faerie before, so he bid her to return with him to his village, where they would feast and be praised as heroes." 
Each carried the head of the beast they had slain to the village, and a grand celebration was held long into the night. Altador, realising what a unique ally he had acquired, asked her to stay and join him and his companions in fulfilling a dream he had of founding a great city. The Betrayer agreed, and though she would ultimately help to build the kingdom's august capital and serve the council well, nothing can make up for her terrible betrayal. She broke the king's heart, for no sword strikes as deep as the one wielded by a friend...." </blockquote>

===The Great Legends of Altador===
*[[King Altador]], the Hunter
*[[Jerdana]], the Protector
*[[Siyana]], the First to Rise
*[[Kelland]], the Thief
*[[Florin]], the Farmer
*[[Torakor]], the Gladiator
*[[The Darkest Faerie]], the Sleeper
*[[Marak]], the Wave
*[[Fauna]], the Gatherer
*[[Psellia]], the Dreamer
*[[Gordos]], the Collector
*[[Sasha]], the Dancer

==Trivia==
*On May 27, 2006, [[The Neopets Team]] declared on the news page the Altador Plot was over, and congratulated all those who found all constellations, and hoped everyone enjoyed their prizes. Two paragraphs down though, they claimed it was a joke, and they were still working on the next part, hopefully to be released next week.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/altador Altador], [http://www.neopets.com/altador/hallofheroes.phtml Hall of Heroes], [http://www.neopets.com/altador/archives.phtml Altadorian Archives]

[[category: Plots]]

Krawk (Neopet)

2006-05-25T09:35:28Z

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''This article is about the Neopet Krawk. If you are looking up the Petpet, see [[Krawk: Petpet]]''

[[Image:Krawk red baby.gif|right]]

The reptilian Krawk is the rarest [[Neopet]] in [[Neopia]]. A little over 2,000 exist in Neopia, due to the unique methods to create one.

The Krawk is the only species in existence that are [[Petpet]] mutations. One day, an owner took his Neopet to the [[Fungus Cave]] on [[Krawk Island]]. The Neopet in question also brought along his Petpet, which was incidentally a [[Krawk]]. When the petpet ate the fungus, it slowly mutated into a full-grown Krawk.

However, when news got out about this, the price of the unpopular Krawk Petpet skyrocketed. As of April 2006 they were worth over 4.5 million [[Neopoint]]s, and the Krawk is one of the most coveted pets on the site. Many consider it a status symbol pet, since a person would need to be either very rich or very lucky to have one.

Classified by scientists as a Neopet and a Petpet, this creature loves mischief and it is a common sight to see a shop keeper chase a Krawk down the street while the Krawk runs away with a string of sausages in its claws laughing gleefully. Also a seasoned fighter, this Neopet's outgoing nature and natural fighting ability make it a prime candidate for [[Battledome]] veterans.

==Trivia==
*As of April 28 2006, there are 2,257 Krawks, placing them in 54th in popularity, making them the winner of the [['''Wooden Spoon Award''']].
*If a users Krawk Petpet is painted Faerie or any other colour when taken to the Fungus Cave, it will turn into that coloured Krawk Neopet. Source from the editorial of issue 239 of the [[Neopian Times]].

==See Also==
*Famous Krawks: [[Dorak]]
*Games: [[Dubloon Disaster]]

==External Links==
*Neopets Description: [http://www.neopets.com/petinfo.phtml?type=Krawk The Krawk]
*Neopedia: [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=162 Dorak the Krawk]
*Gallery of Heroes: [http://www.neopets.com/hero/showhero.phtml?pos=18 Swordmaster Talek]
*Neopets Help: [http://neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=394 What does restricted mean?], [http://neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=396 How do I create a Krawk?]

[[Category: To Do List]]
[[Category: Pet types]]
[[Category: Secrets]]

Champions of Meridell

2006-05-12T03:34:27Z

165.21.154.10: /* Prizes */

Discovery of [[Meridell]], and the first war to fight for it.

==The Plot==
===The Beginning===

===The Discovery===

===The Battle===

===The Corruption of Lord Darigan===

==The Opponents==
Challengers could be fought as many times as a user wanted.

{| border="1"
| '''Meridell''' || || '''Difficulty''' || '''Darigan''' || || '''Difficilty''' || '''Points Per Win'''
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| [[Morris]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/morris.gif || 25 || [[Drackonack]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/drackonack.gif || 20 || 1
|-
| Peasant Militia Mob || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/peasant_mob.gif || 40 || Draconian Moehog || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/moehog_drak.gif || 60 || 2
|-
| Green Knight || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/green_knight.gif || 56 || Draconian Skeith || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/skeith_drak.gif || 50 || 3
|-
| Skeith Defender || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/skeith_guard.gif || 75 || The Horde || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/draconian_horde.gif || 120 || 5
|-
| [[Lisha]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/lisha.gif || 95 || Zombified Heroes || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/zombie_mob.gif || 120 || 10
|-
| [[Jeran]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/jeran.gif || 150 || [[Draconian Grarrl]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/grarrl_general.gif || 150 || 25/20
|-
| [[King Skarl]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/kingskarl.gif || 200 || Darigan Elemental || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/earth_elemental.gif || 200 || 50
|-
| [[Castle Defender]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/ghost_knight.gif || 850 || [[Lord Darigan]] || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/evil_king.gif || 800 || 100
|}

===War Boss===
The final opponent of the war could be fought by everyone on Neopets.

{| border="1"
| Spectre of Lord Darigan || http://images.neopets.com/battledome/opponent_pics/darigan_spec.gif || 5000
|}

==Prizes==
[[Trophies]] were added to peoples [[User Lookup]], depending on who they joined and how many points they collected, they recieved a different trophy and title

{| border="1"
|'''''Meridell'''''
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/medieval/goodshield1.gif '''Peasant''' 1 - ? '''Serf''' 6 - ? || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/goodshield2.gif '''Apprentice''' 150 - ? '''Journeyman''' 238 - ? || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/goodshield3.gif '''Knight''' 3005 - ?
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/medieval/goodshield4.gif '''Champion''' 6523 - 7500 || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/goodshield5.gif ? - ? || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/goodshield6.gif '''Lord''' 68500 - 121400
|-
|'''''Darigan'''''
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/medieval/evilshield1.gif ? - ? || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/evilshield2.gif ? - ? || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/evilshield3.gif '''Battlemaster''' 500 - ?
|-
| http://images.neopets.com/medieval/evilshield4.gif '''Dark Knight''' 6738 - ? || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/evilshield5.gif '''Dark Hero''' 22105 - ? || http://images.neopets.com/medieval/evilshield6.gif '''Dark Lord''' ? - 207373
|}

==External Links==

*Plot Info: [http://www.neopets.com/medieval/plot.phtml Champions of Meridell]
*Gallery of Heroes:

[[category:plots]]
[[category: battledome]]

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Jhudora

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Jhudora is a [[Dark Faerie]] located in [[Faerieland]]. She gives [[quests]] to those who are willing to complete them. Her all time arch-nemises is the very good, pretty and fair faerie, [[Illusen]].

If you complete her quests, you may get ultimate prizes. They are as follows :

* Quest 1 - Poisonous Lollypop
* Quest 3 - Noxious Nectar
* Quest 5 - Jhudora's Brush
* Quest 8 - Purple Blob Potion
* Quest 11 - Jhudora's T-Shirt
* Quest 14 - Gnome Shroom
* Quest 17 - Caustic Potion
* Quest 20 - Dark Faerie Book (+ Avatar)
* Quest 23 - Malice Potion
* Quest 26 - Purple Spotted Shroom
* Quest 29 - Clockwork Rat
* Quest 32 - Toxic Shroom
* Quest 35 - Dark Shroom
* Quest 38 - Jhudora's Potion
* Quest 41 - Bartumus
* Quest 44 - Dark Faerie Collar
* Quest 47 - Portable Cloud
* Quest 50 - Wand of the Dark Faerie

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[[Category: Characters]]

Jhudora

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Negg Faerie

2005-11-08T02:57:43Z

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This elusive little character resides deep within the [[Neggery]]. It is a very chilly place in the ice caves, but if you make the trek to visit her you may be well rewarded

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External Links
[http://www.neopets.com/winter/neggery.phtml Neggery]

Neggery

2005-11-08T02:55:30Z

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The residence of the [[Negg Faerie]]

Neggs can be exchanged here for Negg Tokens, depending on the value of the negg, the negg may be worth anywhere from 1-50 Negg Tokens.

These Negg Tokens can be traded for special neggs at the neggery.

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Some common negg values are:

Brown Negg - 1 Negg Token

Purple Negg - 2 Negg Tokens

Green Negg - 3 Negg Tokens

Orange Negg - 4 Negg Tokens

This list is in no way exhaustive.

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External Links:
[http://www.neopets.com/winter/neggery.phtml Neggery]
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