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Dec 08, 2008 is the prize that the treasure map yields worth the price? I got piece #5 of the treasure map from an RE and am not sure what to do with it. I can sell it at around 22k or i can buy up the other 8 pieces and unlock the secret. The base NP award for the map is 10k, but u also get an assortment o. Treasure map Spooky treasure map Secret laboratory map Petpet laboratory map (Map pieces are listed under the 'special' category in your safety deposit box.) How to Tell the Pieces Apart. All of the maps have names, but since the individual pieces of each map do not have official names, players have begun to assign each piece a number. Treasure Maps is a collecting game released on February 29, 2000, where users are required to collect nine pieces of a map to find a buried treasure. Each actual map piece is an item, This means the pieces can be stolen, traded, sold, auctioned, turning into a Pile of Sludge, etc. Map pieces are acquired through a Random Event or bought through the Shop of a user who acquired it through a.
- Upon completing the map, you will be awarded up to 20,000 NP and granted access to the Forgotten Shore. You can find information on the pieces, including their prices, in our Item Database. Once you have all nine pieces in your inventory, go to the treasure map redemption area. You only need to redeem the map once. Daily Activity.
- Jun 10, 2012 I took a 2nd try at the wheel for 100k. Watch to see my reward!! - Possible Rewards - -'High Roller' avatar -25,000 NP -50,000 NP -100,001 NP -+5 of any statistics on your active pet -+10.
What are NC Mall Treasure Maps?
NC Mall Treasure Maps are items that sold in the NC Mall. NC Mall Treasure Maps are items that you can unlock. When you do so, they will give out a special NC wearable item.
Finding a Treasure Map
Before you can open a Treasure Map, or buy it for that matter, you will have to find it first! Treasure Maps are hidden in the NC Mall. This means you'll have to click arround in all the shops in the NC Mall until it will show up for you. If you are browsing in another language, it might show up under it's English name.
An easy way to search for Treasure Maps is by going to a smaller shop, like the shoes or games shop, which both have only three rows of items. Keep visiting this shop all the time by clicking in the link for it. In this way, after trying a couple of times, a Treasure Map is sure to show up. Because these shop are rather small, you don't have to scroll down to spot if there is a map.
Opening a Treasure Map
Unlike what the idea of a Treasure Map seems to suggest, unlocking a Treasure map involves nothing more than opening in your inventory. There, you click on it, then choose the option to hunt for burried treasure. Once you have opened the Treasure Map, it will show the prize you've gotten from it.
Items you can get from Treasure Maps
Each Treasure maps is themed around a certain Neopian Location and will give out four different items that match with that location. This means that the items that come with the The Rock Pool Treasure Map will have a Mystery Island theme. The items from the National Neopian Bank Treasure Map have a banking/bank robbery theme. Each Treasure Map comes with it's own set of item. These items are unique for this Treasure Map, which means you cannot get them in any other way.
National Neopian Bank Treasure Map (Retired) | Rock Pool Treasure Map (Retired) | Governors Treasure Map (Retired) | NC Mall Styles Treasure Map (Retired) |
Forest Hiding Spot Treasure Map | Altador Cup Treasure Map (Retired) |
National Neopian Bank Treasure Map (Retired) | ||
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Affluent Banker Shirt and Jacket | Click for a larger preview | |
Banker Hat and Wig | Click for a larger preview | |
Scorchio Thief Handheld Plushie | Four-legged pet: Click for a larger preview | Two-legged pet: Click for a larger preview |
Underground Jewel Vault Background | Click for a larger preview |
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More information on the different types of Treasure Maps and exact dates certain maps were released |
Treasure Maps | |
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ID # | 78 |
World | Neopia Central |
Category | Adventure, Puzzle |
Game Page |
Treasure Maps is a collecting game released on February 29, 2000, where users are required to collect nine pieces of a map to find a buried treasure. Each actual map piece is an item, This means the pieces can be stolen, traded, sold, auctioned, turning into a Pile of Sludge, etc. Map pieces are acquired through a Random Event or bought through the Shop of a user who acquired it through a Random Event themselves.
Once used to obtain either a prize or access to a special service, depending on the map type, the nine pieces of each map are lost.
Original[edit]
The original treasure map rewards random items (4-5, trading cards among the most popular) and NP (6000-13000).
Spooky[edit]
Released on November 8th 2000, and awards 9 random spooky foods along with a random NP value (6000-15000).
Underwater[edit]
Released on November 9th 2000, and awards 9 random aquatic foods (retired), a random NP value (unknown), and 1-2 levels gained for all your Neopets (sometimes none at all). Retired in ?, but map pieces can still be acquired through Random Events.
Secret Laboratory[edit]
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Released on November 13th 2000, and awards you a random NP value (7,000-30,000), along with access to the Lab Ray which is run by the Lab Ray Scientist. The Lab was announced on November 9th 2000 but pieces were not released until the 13th. He can zap a user's Neopet with the Lab Ray once per day, with a random (and permanent) outcome:
- Raises/Lowers Neopet's stats (level, hit points, strength, etc.)
- Changes the gender of Neopet
- Nothing happens
- Changes Neopet to random basic-coloured (red, yellow, green, blue) species
- Changes random colour of Neopet
- Limitations: The Lab Ray will never zap Baby, Pirate, Plushie, Quiguki, Royal, Usuki or IceBori.
- Lab-exclusive colours:8-Bit, Alien, Chocolate, Clay, Coconut, Custard, Garlic, Ice, Jelly, Mallow, MSP, Robot, Snot, Sponge
8-Bit, Ice, MSP, Robot, and Sponge are the only colours that are truly exclusive to the Lab Ray; all other colours can be attained through a Fountain Faerie quest, Chia Pop, or Paint Brush, though Robot can be painted using the no-trade item One-Use Robotification Zappermajig from the Return of Dr. Slothplot.
On April 20, 2011, the Secret Laboratory Map pieces were updated with a new look. To celebrate, the Lab Ray Scientist gave 100 users free access to the Lab Ray.
Space[edit]
Released on October 2nd 2000, and rewards 3 random items, random NP value (3,000-12,000), and 1 level gained for all Neopets. Retired in ?. Pieces were awarded for completing a 'treasure hunt' that involved visiting various pages on the site, each with a clue to the next page to visit.
Petpet Laboratory[edit]
Announced on 3 August 2005, and can only be completed after the Secret Laboratory Map has been completed. Rewards a random NP value (8,000-12,000), and access to the Petpet Lab ray. A Neopet's Petpet can be zapped by this once per day, which randomly (and semi-permanently) changes the following properties:
- Species of the Petpet
- Colour of the Petpet
- Level of the Petpet
- Name of the Petpet
- Make it disappear completely (small chance, but still possible)
Petpets who are zapped by the Petpet Lab ray are ineligible to be rewarded by the Petpet Protection League, as they deem it to be a cruel action against a Petpet.
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Changes to the Petpet (other than complete destruction) can be reversed by unequipping it from the Neopet. This will reverse all changes, not just the most recent ones. The Petpet will be returned to its original form.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Help File:I have collected all 9 pieces of the same treasure map what do I do?, What does the Secret Map do?, I have collected all 9 map pieces, but I dont have my prize!, Once you've used the map pieces, can you use them again?#
- Editorial:#11, #38, #146, #154 , #181, #202, #209, #213, #219, #222, #232, #234, #243, #247, #248, #249, #250, #255
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