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Q - I've been training constantly, but notice no increase in attack, why?
A - This may be because you have not reached another strength boost yet.

Q - What's a boost?
A - Boosts are specific numbers at which point you will start doing more damage. These boosts are:

125

200

250

300

350

400

450

500

550

600

650

and

700

This means that if you are at 30 strength, you have the 20 boost. Having 20 to 34 strength is like having 20 strength.
As soon as you make it to 35 however, you'll start doing extra damage as you'll then be at the 35 boost.
Technically speaking, what really is happening is that you are doing more damage per icon, icons are explained later.
Basically, once your strength reaches those numbers, you'll start dealing more damage in the Battledome.

How much more? Like I said, each boost will do more damage per icon:

8
.5

13
.75

20
1

35
1.25

55
2

85
2.5

125
3

200
4.5

250
5.5

300
6.5

350
7.5

400
8.5

450
9.75

500
11

550
12

600
13

650
14

and

700
15

The top row is still all the strength boosts, the new bottom row is how much damage each of those boosts will do per icon.

This means if you were to do 1 icon of attack with the 20 boost, you would do 1 HP of damage.
If you were to do 3 icons of attack with the 350 boost, you would do 23 damage (it's rounded up).
If you were to do 10 icons of attack with the 700 boost, you would do 150 HP damage, etc.

Q - Do these boosts work for defence too?
A - Yes, although this is a little more complicated.

Let's say there are 2 pets fighting each other, the first has the 500 strength boost. If one pet attacks
with 5 fire, the damage done would be about 55 according to the 500 strength boost. If the other pet
defended anything but fire, nothing would be defended. What I mean to say is, you need to defend fire
icons if your opponent attacks with fire, you need to defend water if they attack with water, etc.

Back to the example; the one pet attacks with 5 fire icons with the 500 boost doing 55 points of fire damage.
Assume the other pet does not have the 500 defence boost, but instead the 300 defence boost. This is where
it can get complicated. The 300 defence boost pet does NOT have to defend 5 fire icons to cancel
out the attack, they have to defend 55 hit points worth of fire icons based on their boost. 55 (total damage)
/ 6.5 (damage per icon according to the 300 defence boost) = 8.46 (icons). Round it up and about 9 fire icons have
to be defended. If the 300 boost pet defends 9 fire icons, they are essentially defending 59 hit points of fire damage.

Q - What is berserk attack?
A - Berserk attack is an ability your pet can use once you are at level 50.
Like fierce attack, berserk attack will let you do even more damage.
Berserk attack is a constant and does not get stronger as your strength boosts grow.

Q - Can I lose berserk attack, if say the lab ray puts my level down?
A - Yup, if you go below level 50 you would lose it. Getting back to level 50 would give you it back again.
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What to Train?
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Don't exactly know what to train on your pet?
Don't know which stats to increase and which to leave alone?
Then this section is for you.

This section has been made with the assumption that you will want to train your defence.
Training defence is an option, it is not looked to be as valuable as strength by most players,
however I highly suggest that you do train your defence.

This may look expensive, but if you follow this to the word, this is the cheapest possible way you can train.
Remember, you don't need all this NP at once. All this training can take years, plenty of time to gain more NP.

	Starting Out
	When starting out, I recommend training in the Academy with dubloons. This is because they are usually cheaper than codestones. Deckhand - Train your level to 20, then strength, hit points, and defence to 40. Do this in any order. In this case, you actually want to get away from Sea Urchin as soon as possible, as Two Dubloon Coins are cheaper than One Dubloon Coins. (unknown amount of dubloons) Pirate and Cap'n - Train your strength, hit points, and defence to 80. Train your level to 40. Do this in any order. (140 Five Dubloon Coins) Pretty simple so far, right? Now we now move to the trainng school. The Mystery Island Training School is where you'll be training for a very long time. You should have your strength, hp, and defence at 80, and level at 40 by this point.
Using Codestones
Basic - This training school allows you to train your HP 3 times higher than your level. Take advantage of just two codestones and train your HP to 120. (80 Codestones) Intermediate - Now that your HP is 120, you must train your level to at least 60 before you can train your strength and defence. Get your level to 80, and train your strength and defence to 160 in any order. Bring your HP to 200. (840 Codestones) Adept - You should now have your HP at 200, strength and defence at 160, and level at 80. Train level to 100, and strength and defence to 200. Train HP to 240. (660 Codestones) Advanced - Train level to 120. Strength and defence can go to 240. HP can go to 300. (800 Codestones) Expert - Now train your level to 150. Train strength and defence to 300. Train HP to 400. (1,500 Codestones)
	Advanced
	Master - Train level to 200. Train strength and defence to 400. Once this is all done, HP should be trained to 500. (2,450 Codestones) Grand Master - Moving straight on to the Volcaneo Training School is going to seem very appealing while at this point, since training will be much faster. I don't recommend you do so however. Train level to 250, strength and defence to 500, and HP to 598. (2,784 Codestones) Congratulations, you will have come a long way if you made it this far, but it's only going to get tougher now. Take a deep breath and say hello to the red codestone. Intermediate - Train level to 299. Train strength and defence to 598. Leave HP at 598. (243 Codestones) Adept - Train Level to 350. Train strength and defence to 700. From this point, you no longer need strength or defence, and you can train solely HP. Luckily you can train your HP 3 times your level, so you'll be on 2 red codestones for quite some time. You can get your HP all the way up to 1,200 from here before moving on to 3 red codestones.

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Weapons
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Q - Is there another way I can do more damage?
A - Yes, this is where weapons come in. Weapons do damage by icons.
The more icons the weapon does, the more damage you will do.

Q - What are the different types of icons?
A - There are 7 different types:

Q - What is a good amount of icons for a weapon?
A - The minimum for a fair set is 6 icons for one multi-use item. Refer to which weapons to get later on.
Some weapons can do variable icons, meaning they will not always do the same thing. When thinking about
buying these weapons, it's best to take into consideration the average amount of icons dealt. Obsidian Dagger
for instance, can be referred to as 6 + 2 icons or 6 to 8 icons, meaning it will do either 6, 7 or 8 icons of damage.

Q - Is the BD all about attacking and defending?
A - No, there are other things you can do to add some strategy to the Battledome.
For instance: freezing, stealing, bombs, using faerie abilities, etc.

Q - What is freezing?
A - Freezing an opponent makes them not able to do anything the next turn. This can devastate most any opponents. A good freezer is essential to anybody serious in the BD. I recommend going for an H4000 Helmet as soon as you can, as this is the cheapest 100% freezer. Until then, cheaper freezing weapons are things like the frost cannons. Try to get a Black Frost Cannon as this has the highest rate of freezing. Or a Snowglobe Staff if you can't afford the BFC.

Q - What is stealing?
A - You can steal weapons from your opponent with certain items such as Green Sticky Hand. Generally, most people don't use stealing weapons as it wastes a turn just to get the item from your opponent, and you may not even get it then. But like I said, this could be used as a strategy, for instance if your opponent has really good weapons. If you do manage to steal a weapon, your opponent will then get the sticky hand. The steal is not permanent when done the battle, so don't worry about losing your weapons.

Q - What are bombs?
A - Bombs are one use items or once per battle items that do massive damage, more than your multi-use weapons. They are sometimes paired up with a freeze weapon; this is called a 'freeze bomb' combo.
This is done to offset the low damage from your freezing weapon.

Q - What are faerie abilities?
A - Faerie abilities are given to you if you use a Bottled Faerie. You can get a list of most of the abilities here.
Make sure you are at least the level by at the side so the Bottled Faerie is not wasted. It doesn't matter
if you are a higher level, you will get them in order no matter what.

Q - How can I get the level of an ability up?
A - Ability levels are useless right now, so don't worry about that. An ability will have the same
effect regardless of its level. Whether TNT plans on changing that one day I don't know.
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Recommended Faerie Abilities
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GET BOTH OF THESE
Burrow	Sink
Faeries - 4th Bottled Earth Faerie Level - 10	Faeries - 8th Bottled Dark Faerie Level - 30
Description
Defends 97.5% of the following icons:	Defends 97.5% of the following icons:
As you can see, both Burrow and Sink defend 97.5% of water, fire, and physical icons. The only difference is that Burrow also defends earth and air icons, while Sink also defends dark and light icons. If you're fighting someone using a lot of air or earth icons, use burrow. If you're fighting someone using a lot of dark or light icons, use sink. And if you're fighting someone using a lot water, fire, or physical icons, use both. It is highly recommended that you get both these abilities as soon as you can.

GET THIS

Drain Life

Faeries - 7th Bottled Dark Faerie
Level - 21

Description

Steals 11% of your opponent's HP and adds it to your own. Up to a maximum of 100 HP.

This ability is particularly good when facing much tougher opponents. This can pretty much take off 100 HP from their attack (when you get a full heal) by taking it from their HP and adding it back on to your own. To get a full heal of 100 HP; your opponent will need to have at least 905 HP.

This ability is typically used the first turn when your opponent will have his/her most HP and you can get the most use out of it.

GET ONE OF THESE
Regeneration	Healing Vapour	Restore
Faeries - 8th Bottled Earth Faerie Level - 23	Faeries - 8th Bottled Water Faerie Level - 27	Faeries - 7th Bottled Light Faerie Level - 22
Description
Heals 33% of total lost HP	Heals 33% of total lost HP	Heals 33% of total lost HP
This ability gets better as you get stronger. For example, this would heal much more for a 300 HP pet than it would for a 100 HP pet. All these abilities do the same thing so there is no use getting them all. Get the one easiest to get for yourself.

CONSIDER GETTING THESE
Quench	Steam Shield	Water Breathing
Faeries - 4th Bottled Water Faerie Level - 9	Faeries - 5th Bottled Water Faerie Level - 12	Faeries - 6th Bottled Water Faerie Level - 16
Description
Defends all fire icons	Defends all light icons	Defends all water icons
These abilities won't be used often if you do happen to get these. If your opponent does however use something like a Portable Kiln, Quench for instance would completely block that weapon as it does 11 fire icons. With that said, still consider getting these, especially if you know your opponent will be using a lot of fire, water, or light icons.

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Building a Battledome Set
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The big question now, what weapons should you get? This first depends on how much money
you have. Don't worry too much about NP though, you can get a basic starter set for very cheap.

In most cases, you should have 2 multi use attacking items at a time. I say in most cases because
some more experienced battlers may have 3 or more multiple use weapons, or spare weapons.
A basic set should consist of at least 2 multiple use items, and 1 healing item.

Since there are hundreds upon hundreds of weapons, I think it's easiest if I list a bunch of
good weapons in order of cheapest to most expensive, what they do, and rate them.
All items on this list are worthwhile; you just will have some choices to make.

Each weapon will also be coloured to tell you, roughly how much that weapon will cost.
This way it will be a little easier for you to build a set based on your budget.
Keep in mind that these prices may fluctuate due to war or retirement.

This is an item that will cost less than 10,000 NP.
This is an item that will cost between 10,000 NP and 500,000 NP.
This is an item that will cost between 500,001 NP and 2,000,000 NP.
This is an item that will cost between 2,000,001 and 10,000,000 NP.
This is an item that will cost more than 10,000,000 NP.

***Bone Sceptre - 6 icons (2 air, 2 dark, and 2 earth). One of the many 6 icon weapons, this however is probably the cheapest one you'll find anywhere.

**Cobrall in a Can - 6 icons (3 dark and 3 light). One of the many 6 icon weapons. This does the same as a Scroll of Dark Nova but is less expensive.

**Scroll of Moon Light - 6 light icons. One of the many 6 icon weapons. If you use this in 2P watch out for Dusty Magic Broom.

***Mud Mixture - 5.2 earth icons plus a 1 to 5 HP heal; can be used once per battle. These are great for low level battlers with up to about 50 HP. Once you've gotten a hold of 2 multiple use weapons, a weak healer, and a freezer, then consider filling up the rest of your set with these.

**Battle Ready Pencil Box - 7 icons (3 earth, 2 light, and 2 physical). A very cheap 7 icon weapon.

**Golden Handled Long Sword - 7 icons (2 air, 2 light, and 3 physical). A very cheap 7 icon weapon.

**Obsidian Dagger - 5.21 plus 2.79 icons or 5.21 to 8 icons. For a starter weapon, I would get this or the Scarab Ring. Both are very cheap. Pick the scarab ring if you want a little defence, or the dagger for a little more attack.

**17-Pound Trout - 6.65 plus 2 icons or 6.65 to 8.65 icons. A slightly better version of the Obsidian Dagger. Nice if you can't quite afford a 9 iconer.

***Von Roo Dice - 6 plus 3 icons, or 6 to 9 icons. A slightly better version of the Obsidian Dagger. Nice if you can't quite afford a 9 iconer.

**Earth Faerie Slingshot - 7 plus 2 icons, or 7 to 9 icons. A slightly better version of the Von Roo Dice. Nice if you can't quite afford a 9 iconer.

***Fighting Folder - 6 plus 2 icons; also gives a 2 HP heal each use. I really like this weapon; a multiple use attacking weapon with an added heal is very unique at this low level of battling, it's like an Obsidian Dagger with a small heal. The 2 HP heal will get less and less significant over time as you get stronger however. Only good for low level battlers who can really make use of that 2 HP (or 4 HP if you use two of these) heal.

*Florbix Blaster - 7.73 icons (1.73 air, 3 earth, and 3 water). This is where weapons start to get a little more expensive. Burrow will block this completely, but it is more reliable then the Obsidian Dagger.

**Halo of Devilpuss - 6 to 10 icons. A nice weapon with dark attack. Sink will stop all of it, but for its price, it's still a very nice, cheap buy. NQ2 Evil mode prize.

**Gold Handled Katana - 8 icons (3 earth, 2 fire, and 3 physical). The icons could be a little better, but on the whole it's still good because it's an 8 icon weapon that's buyable from the shop wizard.

**Electro Sword - 8 icons (3 fire, 3 light, and 2 physical). A nice cheap 8 icon weapon buyable from the shop wizard.

**Skeletal Fire Gun - 8 icons (6 fire, and 2 light). A pretty good icon combination, also buyable from the shop wizard.

**Curious Sticks of Lethal Wax - 7 to 9 icons (2 air, 2 earth, 2 light, and 1 to 3 physical). 7 to 9 icons is quite good for the price. Look towards one of the three bows below for upgrades or alternatives.

**Enchanted Wooden Bow - 2 air, 2 fire, 2.65 light, plus 0.2 to 2 physical icons (6.85 to 8.65 total) I would say this weapon is a little better than the Halo of Devilpuss, as it's cheaper, has more icon variety, and has a better minimum damage amount. Great if you still can't afford a 9 or 10 iconer yet.

**Spectral Forest Bow - 6.85 plus 2.8 or 6.85 to 9.65 icons. I would say this weapon is a little better than the Halo of Devilpuss, as it's cheaper, has more icon variety, and has a better minimum damage amount. Great if you still can't afford a 9 or 10 iconer yet.

**Earth Faerie Bow - 8 to 9 icons (2 air, 3 earth, 2 fire, and 1 to 2 physical). I would say this weapon is a little better than the Halo of Devilpuss, as it's cheaper, has more icon variety, and has a better minimum damage amount. Great if you still can't afford a 9 or 10 iconer yet.

**Tyrannian Lupe Tooth - 8.66 icons (3 earth, 2.66 fire, and 3 physical). A decent and cheap item. Consider saving straight for the Ice Club or Stone Club.

***Stone Club - 9 icons (3 air, 3 physical, and 3 earth). For a 9 icon weapon that's buyable on the wiz, you can't go wrong. If you don't care about defence much, pick this up for 1P and 2P battles.

***Ice Club - 9 icons (3 air, 3 physical, and 3 water). Another good 9 iconer buyable on the wiz.

***Jittery Jipple Potion - 6 or 10 icons. In 2P battles, this will do 6 icons if your opponent has 9 intelligence or less, otherwise it will do 10 icons. This will always do 6 icons in 1P.

***Steaming Skeem Potion - 8 or 11 icons. In 2P battles, this will do 8 icons if your opponent has 19 intelligence or less, otherwise it will do 11 icons. This will always do 8 icons in 1P.

*Pike Pike - 9 icons, 4.5 of both water and light. This is a nice alternative to the Scuzzys Comb or Ramtors Spellbook if you can get it cheaper than the two. Look to the Essence of Esophagor or Golden Compass first though, you may be able to get it cheaper.

*Essence of Esophagor - 9 icons; 4.5 earth and water. Great for 1P battles, however this could get completely blocked in 2P by a Leaf Shield. There are alternatives to this 9 iconer though.

**Scuzzys Comb - 10 icons (5 light and 5 physical). Given out as NQ2 evil mode prize. They will only get more expensive if war inflation happens, otherwise it will always go down from being constantly being released. Good weapon, 10 iconers are something everybody should work towards. Ramtors Spellbook is usually considered better though, as all 10 icons will get through Burrow but all 10 will be blocked by Sink, as apposed to Scuzzys Comb where 5 will get through Burrow, and none through Sink. If you want a cheaper 10 icon weapon, look towards the Essence of Esophagor.

**Ramtors Spellbook - 10 icons (5 light and 5 darkness). Given out as NQ2 evil mode prize. They will only get more expensive if war inflation happens, otherwise it will always go down from being constantly being released. Good weapon, 10 iconers are something everybody should work towards. Ramtors Spellbook is usually considered better than Scuzzys Comb, as all 10 icons will get through Burrow but all 10 will be blocked by Sink, as apposed Scuzzys Comb where 5 will get through Burrow, and none through Sink. If you want a cheaper 10 icon weapon, look towards the Essence of Esophagor.

**Prickly Potion - 6 icons (3 fire and 3 darkness). This item is very unique because the icons you attack with show up as reflected icons. That means this weapon cannot be defended, and you attack with your opponents strength boost. This is very valuable if you're going up against someone much stronger with you. An upgrade is the Glowing Cauldron.

***Chilli Sword - 8 fire icons. This weapon is sometimes used as a backup in 2P sets because it completely gets through Ghostkershield. An upgrade would be the Portable Kiln.

**Staff of Righteous Fury - 7.5 to 12 icons. Known as the worst NeoQuest II InSaNe prize. Consider keeping for use if you won it through NeoQuest II.

**Sword of Apocalypse - 8.47 to 13 icons. The 3rd best NeoQuest II InSaNe prize. Consider keeping for use if you won it through NeoQuest II.

*Royal Wedding Ring - 9 plus 2 or 9 to 11 icons. An alternate substitute for the Ramtors Spellbook and Scuzzys Comb. Go with the other two in most cases. Only get this if you want some diversity in icons and you can find it cheap.

**Bzzt Blaster - 11 icons (3 air, 3 water, and 5 light). A little more expensive and harder to find, but a nice small upgrade from the 10 iconers. Good if you can't afford a Wand of Reality or Bow of Destiny as well.

**Fungus Ray - 11 icons (3 dark, 3 earth, and 5 water). A little more expensive and harder to find, but a nice small upgrade from the 10 iconers. Good if you can't afford a Wand of Reality or Bow of Destiny as well.

**Goo Blaster - 11 icons (3 earth, 3 physical, and 5 water). A little more expensive and harder to find, but a nice small upgrade from the 10 iconers. Good if you can't afford a Wand of Reality or Bow of Destiny as well.

**Garoo Elite Blaster - 11 icons (3 earth, 5 fire, and 3 physical). A little more expensive and harder to find, but a nice small upgrade from the 10 iconers. Good if you can't afford a Wand of Reality or Bow of Destiny as well. As far as the 11 iconers go, this is considered by most to be the one with the best icons.

***Ylanas Blaster - 12.63 icons (2 air, 3 earth, 5 fire, and 2.63 physical). If you were to tell me when I first started Neopets that I could one day get a nearly 13 icon multiple use weapon for roughly 600K, I'd say that's impossible. This is a great weapon to get while it's cheap.

*Portable Kiln - 11 icons, all fire. If you are a 2P battler and keep getting a Ghostkershield used against you, this is the item to go for. All 11 fire icons will get through. If you're a 1P battler however, look to the cheaper Bzzt Blaster / Fungus Ray / Goo Blaster / Garoo Elite Blaster for 11 icons, or save a bit more for Wand of Reality or Bow of Destiny.

***Bow of Destiny - 13 icons (5 air, 3 fire, and 5 earth). This is where the Battledome will start to really get expensive for most. This is also given out as a prize for NQ2, but on InSaNe mode. 10 icons (5 earth and 5 air) will make it through Sink, but everything will be blocked by Burrow.

***Wand of Reality - 13 icons (5 air, 5 light, and 3 physical). This is where the Battledome will start to really get expensive for most. This is also given out as a prize for NQ2, but on InSaNe mode. The 5 light will get through Burrow and the 5 air will get through Sink, making this slightly better than the Bow of Destiny for 2P in my opinion.

**Ultra Bubble Gun - Attacks with 10, 15, or 20 icons. This has the potential to do 20 icons which sounds nice, but you can't always count on that.

**Werelupe Claw Necklace - 13.4 to 18 icons. This is a big jump from the Bow or Wand, but it's worth it. If you have 2 of these items or better, you can get rid of your Honey Potion at this point, as the Honey Potion is 13.3 to 16. Werelupe Claw Necklace is usually just a temporary item until you can get a Sword of Skardsen or better. Sword of Skarden's icons are much more better for an extra 3 mil more or so.

*Dull Stone Axe - 12 to 19 icons (5 light, 5 physical, and 2 to 9 earth). The Werelupe Claw Necklace is very similar, it's almost a tossup when it comes to choosing one or the either.

*Glowing Cauldron - 10 icons, all fire. This item is like the Prickly Potion in the fact that it will attack by reflection. That is to say, the icons cannot be defended, and you are attacking with your opponent's strength boost. It's commonly used against opponents with a much higher strength boost than the one using it. You must click first for this to work though. It's a complicated little weapon, but IDB has a good explanation on how exactly it works.

***Sword of Skardsen - 16.25 to 24 icons. A truly great weapon for its price. Most all good battlers would have owned one of these weapons in the past. The only threat to it is in 2P;

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Normal Mode:	Evil Mode:	InSaNe Mode:
Miner Foreman - 5 Zombom - 11 Sand Grundo - 15 Ramtor - 17 Ramtor 2 - 20 Leximp - 21 Kolvars - 25 Scuzzy - 29 Silicast - 32 Gebarn - 34 Revenant - 36 Coltzan - 38 Anubits - 40 Meuka - 42 Spider Grundo - 45 Four Faeries - 46 Hubrid Nox - 49 Esophagor - 50 Fallen Angel - 51 Devilpuss - 52 Faerie Thief - 53 Faerie Thief - 54 Faerie Thief - 55 Pant Devil - 56 Terask - 59 Terask II - 60	Miner Foreman - 6 Zombom - 12 Sand Grundo - 15 Ramtor - 18 Ramtor 2 - 21 Leximp - 22 Kolvars - 25 Scuzzy - 30 Silicast - 33 Gebarn - 35 Revenant - 37 Coltzan - 39 Anubits - 41 Meuka - 43 Spider Grundo - 45 Four Faeries - 47 Hubrid Nox - 50 Esophagor - 51 Fallen Angel - 52 Devilpuss - 53 Faerie Thief - 54 Faerie Thief - 55 Faerie Thief - 56 Pant Devil - 57 Terask - 59 Terask II - 60	Miner Foreman - 7 Zombom - 14 Sand Grundo - 16 Ramtor - 18 Ramtor 2 - 22 Leximp - 23 Kolvars - 26 Scuzzy - 31 Silicast - 34 Gebarn - 35 Revenant - 38 Coltzan - 39 Anubits - 42 Meuka - 44 Spider Grundo - 46 Four Faeries - 49 Hubrid Nox - 52 Esophagor - 52 Fallen Angel - 52 Devilpuss - 54 Faerie Thief - 55 Faerie Thief - 56 Faerie Thief - 57 Pant Devil - 59 Terask - 60 Terask II - 60

Normal
Bronze trophy		10,000 NP
And one of these 4 items:
Mipsys Charm Bracelet	Talinias Whittling Knife	Rohanes Armour Polish	Velms Healing Potion

Evil
Silver trophy		30,000 NP
And one of these 4 items:
Tooth of Terask	Halo of Devilpuss	Scuzzys Comb	Ramtors Spellbook

InSaNe
Gold trophy		50,000 NP
And one of these 4 items:
Staff of Righteous Fury	Sword Of Apocalypse	Bow of Destiny	Wand of Reality

Normal mode: Mipsys Charm Bracelet	Evil mode: Ramtors Spellbook	InSaNe mode: Wand of Reality
Evil mode for the 2nd time: Tooth of Terask	Evil mode for the 3rd time: Halo of Devilpuss	Evil mode for the 4th time: Ramtors Spellbook

	Lose against a Plains Lupe in the first chapter.
	Beat the Devilpuss in chapter 5, Faerieland.
	Beat a Bionic Cybunny in chapter 5, Faerieland.

	Buy a rarity 80 or higher item from the Clothing Shop.
	Buy a rarity 90 or higher item from the Chocolate Factory. Anything selling for 5K or higher will get you the avatar.
	Buy a rarity 70 or higher item from the Brightvale Motery.