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Dear TDNstaff, I'm not sure if there's a proper section for placing game guides, but this is the general and so I figured I'd just post in here. Please move it if this is the wrong section.
 
To start off Neopian Battlefield Legends (NBL), choose the "Meridell's Counterattack" stage as Darigan. You are going to only need three towers to beat this: the catapult tower, the rapid-fire tower and the snowball tower.
 
When you start the game, you start off with 150 gold. Use your 150 gold to place two rapid-fire towers as such:
 
 
DO NOT UPGRADE THESE TOWERS. Once you get 75 more NP, you will use that to buy a third rapid-fire tower and place it like this: (Please note that my screenshot button messed up, and that's why my towers are higher-leveled. You should only have level 1 rapid-fire towers at this point):
 
 
Now, upgrade the middle-most rapid-fire tower once you get 60 more NP. Then upgrade the last tower (the furtherest left) when you get 60 more NP. Then upgrade that same tower again. Then upgrade the first (the rightmost) tower once you get 60 more NP. Upgrade that tower once more, and then the middle-most tower (that way, all of your towers should be at level 3). Once you reach 60 NP, upgrade the middle-most tower to the fourth and final level. After that, open the window next to your first tower (you will be on the seventh wave at this point). An attacker will start damaging your first tower. Your other two towers will be able to battle the enemies that are coming and stop them from reaching the end. When the attacker starts getting your first tower's health lower, upgrade it. It should then defeat the defender, giving you enough NP to also upgrade your final (left-most) tower. All of your towers should now be fully upgraded.
 
Once you reach 150 NP, the next tower you will build will be a catapult tower. From this point, you will build all catapult towers and two snowball towers. Your first catapult tower will go near the front, because it destroys attackers quickly (something that would really pester you with any other tower at the front). You will place the catapult tower one space to the right of the rightmost rapid-fire tower, like such:
 
 
After fully upgrading that tower, you will introduce your first snowball tower, which costs 200 NP. The snowball tower will go one space to the left of the rightmost rapid-fire tower. After you've fully upgraded the snowball tower, you'll place a catapult tower one space up and to the right of your only other catapult tower. This screenshot shows you where to first place the snowball tower and then the catapult tower:
 
 
After this, you'll build one more snowball tower (above the left-most rapid-fire tower) and a ton of catapult towers. Follow the walking path of the enemies, and place catapult towers outside of that. You can either build a snowball tower or catapult towers first, however I suggest building two catapult towers near the entrance, and then the snowball tower above the left-most catapult tower. To clarify the position of the second snowball tower, it should be placed here:
 
 
After this, you will only place catapult towers and upgrade them. By the end of the game, you should have catapult towers all around the moving path of the enemies. I HIGHLY suggest placing a catapult tower in between the first two catapult towers you built, just to destroy the attackers you face (it saves you a lot of NP when you don't have a tower fall). Your final map will look something like:
 
 

Dear TDNstaff, I'm not sure if there's a proper section for placing game guides, but this is the general and so I figured I'd just post in here. Please move it if this is the wrong section.
 
To start off Neopian Battlefield Legends (NBL), choose the "Meridell's Counterattack" stage as Darigan. You are going to only need three towers to beat this: the catapult tower, the rapid-fire tower and the snowball tower.
 
When you start the game, you start off with 150 gold. Use your 150 gold to place two rapid-fire towers as such:
 
 
DO NOT UPGRADE THESE TOWERS. Once you get 75 more NP, you will use that to buy a third rapid-fire tower and place it like this: (Please note that my screenshot button messed up, and that's why my towers are higher-leveled. You should only have level 1 rapid-fire towers at this point):
 
 
Now, upgrade the middle-most rapid-fire tower once you get 60 more NP. Then upgrade the last tower (the furtherest left) when you get 60 more NP. Then upgrade that same tower again. Then upgrade the first (the rightmost) tower once you get 60 more NP. Upgrade that tower once more, and then the middle-most tower (that way, all of your towers should be at level 3). Once you reach 60 NP, upgrade the middle-most tower to the fourth and final level. After that, open the window next to your first tower (you will be on the seventh wave at this point). An attacker will start damaging your first tower. Your other two towers will be able to battle the enemies that are coming and stop them from reaching the end. When the attacker starts getting your first tower's health lower, upgrade it. It should then defeat the defender, giving you enough NP to also upgrade your final (left-most) tower. All of your towers should now be fully upgraded.
 
Once you reach 150 NP, the next tower you will build will be a catapult tower. From this point, you will build all catapult towers and two snowball towers. Your first catapult tower will go near the front, because it destroys attackers quickly (something that would really pester you with any other tower at the front). You will place the catapult tower one space to the right of the rightmost rapid-fire tower, like such:
 
 
After fully upgrading that tower, you will introduce your first snowball tower, which costs 200 NP. The snowball tower will go one space to the left of the rightmost rapid-fire tower. After you've fully upgraded the snowball tower, you'll place a catapult tower one space up and to the right of your only other catapult tower. This screenshot shows you where to first place the snowball tower and then the catapult tower:
 
 
After this, you'll build one more snowball tower (above the left-most rapid-fire tower) and a ton of catapult towers. Follow the walking path of the enemies, and place catapult towers outside of that. You can either build a snowball tower or catapult towers first, however I suggest building two catapult towers near the entrance, and then the snowball tower above the left-most catapult tower. To clarify the position of the second snowball tower, it should be placed here:
 
 
After this, you will only place catapult towers and upgrade them. By the end of the game, you should have catapult towers all around the moving path of the enemies. I HIGHLY suggest placing a catapult tower in between the first two catapult towers you built, just to destroy the attackers you face (it saves you a lot of NP when you don't have a tower fall). Your final map will look something like:
 
 

You should go for a Greater Healing Scroll (heals 50 HP; get a Lesser Healing Scroll that heals 25 HP if that's too much), two Scrolls of Knowledge, a Downsize! and a Leaf Shield. Do you understand boosts? Train your strength and defense to 55 and STOP training Movement. It has no purpose now and will likely have no purpose before the plot. After hitting 55 defense and strength, just train HP. Training HP is most important because it is more direct and doesn't work on a boost basis. You can train HP to 3x your level (though you can't train other stats until level is half of your HP).

You should go for a Greater Healing Scroll (heals 50 HP; get a Lesser Healing Scroll that heals 25 HP if that's too much), two Scrolls of Knowledge, a Downsize! and a Leaf Shield. Do you understand boosts? Train your strength and defense to 55 and STOP training Movement. It has no purpose now and will likely have no purpose before the plot. After hitting 55 defense and strength, just train HP. Training HP is most important because it is more direct and doesn't work on a boost basis. You can train HP to 3x your level (though you can't train other stats until level is half of your HP).

You should go for a Greater Healing Scroll (heals 50 HP; get a Lesser Healing Scroll that heals 25 HP if that's too much), two Scrolls of Knowledge, a Downsize! and a Leaf Shield. Do you understand boosts? Train your strength and defense to 55 and STOP training Movement. It has no purpose now and will likely have no purpose before the plot. After hitting 55 defense and strength, just train HP. Training HP is most important because it is more direct and doesn't work on a boost basis. You can train HP to 3x your level (though you can't train other stats until level is half of your HP).

Get two Scrolls of Knowledge. You need constants that do more icons and to not focus on defensive icons. Your pet is what is called a tank, so you focus on attacking and reflecting. If you can afford it, get a Honey Potion. However, it is better to just upgrade constants than it is to get a bomb like a Honey Potion. Instead, and for a bit of a bigger price, you can get a Brynns Legendary Sword of Wraith Smiting or a Dr. Sloths Personal Bath Buddy. They would replace your Scrolls of Knowledge because they're constants.

You should go for a Greater Healing Scroll (heals 50 HP; get a Lesser Healing Scroll that heals 25 HP if that's too much), two Scrolls of Knowledge, a Downsize! and a Leaf Shield. Do you understand boosts? Train your strength and defense to 55 and STOP training Movement. It has no purpose now and will likely have no purpose before the plot. After hitting 55 defense and strength, just train HP. Training HP is most important because it is more direct and doesn't work on a boost basis. You can train HP to 3x your level (though you can't train other stats until level is half of your HP).

I wonder if this means there will be 14 waves? :O I am beyond excited for Tyrannia vs. Terror Mountain.

If you have the NP, train your Kacheek, too. Kacheeks are one of the best battle pets because they have a species exclusive healer called the Kacheek Life Potion (goes by KLP on the boards) that heals 100% HP if you have over 33% of your HP left and 33% of your HP if you have less than 33% of your HP left. It is a very, very good healer and really cheap (it generally costs only 70k more than the Greater Healing Scroll).
 
And we'd have to have some time to learn the abilities first, most likely. There's a chance the plot could come at any time, but it's more than likely not going to happen right away with the necessary maintenance. Of course, I don't know that for sure, so train at your discretion!

Just fyi, the war is on the horizon, but we still need Aethia's Ability Academy and stances to be re-introduced before a war can be announced. I wouldn't be surprised if comics started coming out soon, but I'm sure you'll still have time to train. If you can, buy a Faerie Quest Fortune Cookie or two. They are very, very worth it. Start training your level. Once you get to level 28, train Strength and Defense to 55 because you hit a new boost at that time (2 damage per icon). After that, SOLELY train HP. You'd have to train 30 Str and/or 30 Def to hit the next boost, and chances are you won't be able to train too much during the war. But if you can only train, say, 15 points during the war, you could train your HP by 15 and that would be useable right away because HP isn't based on boosts. Also, HP can be trained to three times your level, though you can't train your other stats again until your level is half your HP again.
 
If your friend doesn't let you borrow the Green Scorchstone, get a Greater Healing Scroll (heals 50 HP). Is the pet you're training also painted something fancy?

My baby Mneryth is FINALLY PERFECT. Omg, he's just so gorgeous I may vomit.
http://www.neopets.com/petlookup.phtml?pet=Mneryth
 
Thanks so much to Jezebel- I could never have done this without you. <3

I am so jealous of you LOL I did make like 100k, which is good enough :D 
And I got a FFQ, some stats for Kitty and realized it was pointless to stay up all night to try and RS while everyone is asleep because shops don't RS very much late at night. Ironically, five minutes after I went to bed, someone restocked a LEV. Now I'm exhausted and still poor xD

New neomail from TNT.
Wait...I don't have any auctions up and I haven't entered any contests...
What did I do wrong?!?! :sad02:
/danceparty

I feel like TNT knows we're friends xDI got in, too!!!! (Like you didn't already know from my obnoxious Neomails).
This is soooooo much fun!

I feel like TNT knows we're friends xDI got in, too!!!! (Like you didn't already know from my obnoxious Neomails).
This is soooooo much fun!

I beat Act I on NQII in Insane, finally! I've already beaten the Leximp today and I'm on my way to get Talinia now.
I might be able to beat Act II today!!

I have a trophy guide on one of my petpages: http://www.neopets.c...emilee_the_best
 
I also have a multiplayer game guide if anyone is interested: http://www.neopets.com/~weeminkle
 
I wrote it a long time ago but nothing has changed as far as I'm aware.
 
 
Wow! Played Dice Escape twice and got a Third Place trophy. And right at the end of the month as well :D How easy was that!!
 
Thanks, TomC!
 
 
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I wish they would have added importance to Movement LOL They just need to get rid of that stat.
 
And am I correct in stating that their are no stances/healing after the battle any more? I know abilities are still being worked on, so I wonder if stances are, too.

I wish they would have added importance to Movement LOL They just need to get rid of that stat.
 
And am I correct in stating that their are no stances/healing after the battle any more? I know abilities are still being worked on, so I wonder if stances are, too.

I am, too. I really hope I get an invite. I'm 119 months and have a pet almost at level 100 and Premium. I really hope any of that helps LOLOL

This is the official Easy Trophies Thread, and will act as a hub for all of your gaming needs. A lot of times, you will need more than just collat, avatars and an old account to be lent an item. Sometimes you need game trophies! This thread is dedicated to helping people get trophies by playing games with cap scores, or close to cap scores. A cap score is the highest number of points possible to win from a game. Some games with cap scores allow you to be granted a random couple of points from time scores, so not all of these "easy trophies" will have cap scores.
 
To access youtube videos, please remove the space in between the "c" and the "om" in the hyperlink.
 
Games:
 
Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway
Cap Score: 5,180
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...runos-breakaway
Youtube Video:
 
Dungeon Dash
Cap Score: 5,000
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...s/dungeon-dash/
 
Fyora's Quest II - Faerie Quest
Cap Score: 1,520
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...faerie-caves-2/
Youtube Video:
 
Grand Theft Ummagine
Cap Score: 1,250
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...theft-ummagine/
Youtube Video:
 
Magax: Destroyer II
Cap Score: 4,280 + random points from random JubJub appearances
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...gax-destroyer-2
 
Neopian Battlefield Legends
Cap Score: 125,266
Official Game Thread: http://www.tdnforums...hampion-trophy/
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...efield-legends/
 
NeoQuest I + II
Official Game Thread:
 
Toybox Escape
Cap Score: None. Set number of levels, but time bonus affects score. It is HIGHLY recommended to play this game on the first of the month.
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn.../toybox-escape/
Youtube Video:
 
Ugga Drop
Cap Score: 40,000
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...ames/ugga-drop/

The Official "Rebecca Is Really Difficult But Awesome Enough She's Worth It" Alternative Strategy:
 
Step 1: You're going to follow the same set-up as for the original strategy. The only changes start when you begin the stage. Instead of placing your towers around the basic walking path, you're going to extend your enemies' walking path by one space. The extension doesn't matter, sans the fact that you're further away from the entrace, pushing you away from the attacker. Your towers will look like this and this is important solely because you'll be adding another rapid-fire tower close to your first one soon:

 
Step 2: Now you're going to put another rapid-fire tower towards the end of the level as soon as you get the NP for it. The reason is because a couple of the skeith invaders will get past your existing towers. Also, when you are destroying the attacker, this tower will destroy the monsters that get past your towers focused on the attacker.

 
Step 3: Your next tower will be one up and to the right of your furthest right tower. This way, you'll have two towers focused on attacking the attacker when he shows up. Your towers won't be as strong as they could be, but it should help you with your attacker woes.

 
Step 4: Upgrade your middle towers twice and your farthest right tower once. You should be able to have these all upgraded BEFORE wave 7. As soon as Wave 7 starts, you will open the stats window on your first tower, wait till it's almost destroyed and then upgrade it. As SOON as you destroy the attacker, start upgrading all of your towers. I recommend upgrading your furthest left one first. That way, it can destroy the creatures that crept by while you were destroying the attacker. The first picture was taken BEFORE Wave 7.

 
Step 5: Your next tower will be a catapult tower one space to the right of your furthest right rapid-fire tower. After building this tower, focus on fully upgrading it. This tower should be able to demolish any future attackers on its own.

 
Step 6: Your next move is to place a tower at the top of the furthest right walking point of the enemies. What this accomplishes is it locks in the walking path of your opponents. If this tower was not here and you tried to place a tower along certain walking spots of your enemy, they'd change their walking pattern and just walk around your towers. Make sure to focus on fully upgrading this tower, so it can destroy any and all attackers.

 
Step 7: Next, you'll place a catapult tower one space down and to the left of the latest catapult tower you just placed. Focus on upgrading this tower. This tower will not only help you destroy the oncoming enemies, but it also helps with attackers, which is a big deal. After you've upgraded the catapult tower, you will then add your first snowball tower. The snowball tower will be one space up from your furthest right rapid-fire tower. Focus on upgrading your snowball tower before building any more towers.

 
Step 8: Congratulations. You're practically at the point where the game begins to play itself. You have to add one more snowball tower and then just fill in all the rest of the space along the walkways with catapult towers. I would suggest building a catapult tower two spaces down from your second furthest right catapult tower and fully upgrading it. After you've upgraded it, build another snowball tower one spot up and to the left of your second furthest left rapid-fire tower. Fully upgrade that snowball tower. Your towers should be easily handling all of your enemies now, so though this sounds really dramatic, this part is actually a breeze.

 
Step 9: I suggest front-loading your towers now, especially because you've had so many problems with attackers. You're going to build two catapult towers this step, and you can build either one first. One tower will be one space to the left of your furthest right catapult tower and the other will be three spaces down from your furthest right catapult tower. Focus on upgrading both of these.

 
Step 10: Now you're just going to focus on filling in your remaining spaces on the game. I suggest placing a tower two spaces down from your furthest left catapult tower and fully upgrading it. After you place that tower, place one catapult tower one space up from your furthest left snowball tower and fully upgrade it. At this point, you're able to beat the final boss. However, the waves before the final boss are harder than him, and so you'll continue building towers just for the sake of protecting yourself (you don't get extra points for saving money).

 
Step 11: Now focus on filling in the lowest tier of catapult towers. You can build these towers in whatever order you want, but you need to fully upgrade all of them. You will place one to the left of your lowest catapult tower and two to the right adjacent spots of that same tower. After you're finished with this step, your game should look like such:

 
Step 12: Next, you'll build a catapult tower one space above your furthest left catapult tower and focus on upgrading it. This tower will help destroy any flying enemies that get past your existing towers.

 
Step 13: This is your final layout. This step is by no means necessary, however it just adds extra protection. You'll add one catapult tower to the left of the catapult tower you just placed in the last step and you'll add one catapult tower to the furthest left space under your lower tier and one more tower one space down from your furthest left snowball tower and fully upgrade these towers. Your final layout should look like this, and you should win the game with 125,266 points.

 
Good luck, Rebecca! If this doesn't work, message me and I'll try to develop a new plan!

This is the official Easy Trophies Thread, and will act as a hub for all of your gaming needs. A lot of times, you will need more than just collat, avatars and an old account to be lent an item. Sometimes you need game trophies! This thread is dedicated to helping people get trophies by playing games with cap scores, or close to cap scores. A cap score is the highest number of points possible to win from a game. Some games with cap scores allow you to be granted a random couple of points from time scores, so not all of these "easy trophies" will have cap scores.
 
To access youtube videos, please remove the space in between the "c" and the "om" in the hyperlink.
 
Games:
 
Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway
Cap Score: 5,180
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...runos-breakaway
Youtube Video:
 
Dungeon Dash
Cap Score: 5,000
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...s/dungeon-dash/
 
Fyora's Quest II - Faerie Quest
Cap Score: 1,520
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...faerie-caves-2/
Youtube Video:
 
Grand Theft Ummagine
Cap Score: 1,250
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...theft-ummagine/
Youtube Video:
 
Magax: Destroyer II
Cap Score: 4,280 + random points from random JubJub appearances
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...gax-destroyer-2
 
Neopian Battlefield Legends
Cap Score: 125,266
Official Game Thread: http://www.tdnforums...hampion-trophy/
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...efield-legends/
 
NeoQuest I + II
Official Game Thread:
 
Toybox Escape
Cap Score: None. Set number of levels, but time bonus affects score. It is HIGHLY recommended to play this game on the first of the month.
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn.../toybox-escape/
Youtube Video:
 
Ugga Drop
Cap Score: 40,000
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...ames/ugga-drop/

This is the official Easy Trophies Thread, and will act as a hub for all of your gaming needs. A lot of times, you will need more than just collat, avatars and an old account to be lent an item. Sometimes you need game trophies! This thread is dedicated to helping people get trophies by playing games with cap scores, or close to cap scores. A cap score is the highest number of points possible to win from a game. Some games with cap scores allow you to be granted a random couple of points from time scores, so not all of these "easy trophies" will have cap scores.
 
To access youtube videos, please remove the space in between the "c" and the "om" in the hyperlink.
 
Games:
 
Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway
Cap Score: 5,180
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...runos-breakaway
Youtube Video:
 
Dungeon Dash
Cap Score: 5,000
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...s/dungeon-dash/
 
Fyora's Quest II - Faerie Quest
Cap Score: 1,520
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...faerie-caves-2/
Youtube Video:
 
Grand Theft Ummagine
Cap Score: 1,250
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...theft-ummagine/
Youtube Video:
 
Magax: Destroyer II
Cap Score: 4,280 + random points from random JubJub appearances
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...gax-destroyer-2
 
Neopian Battlefield Legends
Cap Score: 125,266
Official Game Thread: http://www.tdnforums...hampion-trophy/
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...efield-legends/
 
NeoQuest I + II
Official Game Thread:
 
Toybox Escape
Cap Score: None. Set number of levels, but time bonus affects score. It is HIGHLY recommended to play this game on the first of the month.
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn.../toybox-escape/
Youtube Video:
 
Ugga Drop
Cap Score: 40,000
Official TDN Game Guide: http://www.thedailyn...ames/ugga-drop/

I will updating with new games tomorrow. I can't include videos to the first post, so I'll try to post a bunch on the first page so I can just tack onto those posts.
I gotta go for now, but I'll be updating this in about 22 hours!