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Considering the max NP per day is like, 1,500np it's not a huge help to get it all, but every little bit helps, right? lol Some, like Snowager on Easy, can SOMETIMES give you a Frozen Negg. These are rare but sell for around 270,000np right now. Snowy on easy has 700hp, but can do a bit of damage if you let him attack you. Trust me when I recommend against trying him on Medium. He has like, around 15,000hp on Medium, and can hit for over 3000hp damage. So you won't get your NP very quickly from fighting him on Easy, about 50np per battle. Most of the time it's junk for prizes. Usually frozen food. lol But, you can also get a couple of books and codestones from Snowy. I tend to battle him for the chance of a Frozen Negg or two. I'll battle Snowy first, to try for the prizes, and then if I feel like battling after that, I'll take on something a little easier on Mighty difficulty like Jelly Chia or Shadow Usul. Oh, I don't know what the prices are anymore. But Jelly Chia has a couple exclusive items. Jelly Pop Stamp, Jelly World Stamp, and Jelly Mysteries, a book. I used to sell Jelly World Stamp for around 100k each, but that was years ago. lol The value is probably still much lower, but you'll get your NP pretty quickly fighting Jelly Chia on Mighty difficulty.

I've been sticking to hard difficulty because that way I get all my NP rewards early, and only have to play a few more to get all the regular rewards (and the koi warrior's dome supposedly has a higher chance of dropping codestones so I can train more!) after. Do the others give better rewards that'd make up for it if I sold them? And more NP, so I wouldn't need to play quite as many rounds per day to finish? I know some of the littler guys (like poor old Boochi) on easy mode only give like 15 np per battle, so that'd take forever.

Your stats are doing pretty well! Red stones are kind of expensive these days, since people are training up for the upcoming battle plot. Do you train using Kitchen Quests? If you don't already know, you can complete 10 on-site quests per day. Completing any Kitchen, Snow Faerie, Edna, etc. all count toward these 10 quests. I'm gonna post about KQs and FQCs just in case you don't know them, if you do, great, then the info is here for people who may not know about them. Kitchen Quests can give you a pretty junky item, an amount of NP usually under 1,000np, or a 1 point gain in a random stat. I recommend giving yourself a budget limit, since the non-stat rewards aren't worth much. I usually stick to around 5,000np or less for Kitchen Quests. Or, if you buy NC, there's also the Faerie Quest Fortune Cookie from the NC Mall. They are 100nc each and last for 9 days. 9x24 hours. You get one quest per day, ANY Random Faerie Quest can happen. The Quest Refresh boon from some of the Obelisk factions works on them too. These can be a great way to train as the stat boosts are usually 3 points per quest. With a couple exceptions. Soup Faerie quests raise 2 stats by 2 points each. Light Faerie Quests I believe award you with 2 levels, not 3. (Been awhile since I last checked) Space Faerie still gives a load of levels, and Fyora still ups your level, strength and HP nicely.

@Aquamentis12 Yep I did end up training quite a bit actually! Still got a long way to go to 750 though.

The Seekers Because they have the best odds this week. It's also been 6 rounds since they have won, And from what I have learned, most often is the case is that the longer a team goes without a win the more likley said team wins due to people that need avatars and like to have different boons. Side note I don't need any avatars this week I was just saying its a factor.

Woo hoo! I haven't tried stronger (yet, haha) but am itching to at some point. I mean, if nothing else I can go up against Boochi a few times using my healer, haha. I was floored when I saw it. I didn't even know it was in the prize pool until I saw a (TON OF) thread complaining about it on reddit, then a couple days later. . . I VERY quickly ran to my inventory and equipped it because I wanted to take no risk that something would happen to it.