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"With having 2 of the best boons all the time now I'm kind of lost when it comes to choosing a side!"

Me too.  I picked Seekers this time.

I just remembered to spend mine a couple of days ago so I didnt lose it, i hadn't spent anything and I had a decent amount.

If only it were that simple. I accepted I can't physically do any more of the chest unlocking game so I can't get the battledome challengers or complete those achievments. I tried to do what I could where I could but I can't catch up with the latest step because I can't get to the forgotten graveyard *shrugs*. 

OP, I caved and bought items to clear the irritating fog in the end, it was actually pretty expensive especially to say it was something I didn't actually want to be spending my nps on in the first place.  If you can't deal with the fog anymore (and I don't blame you) head to the shop wizard for the ingredients.  But how long can it carry on for, it's got to be nearly done by now hasn't it? please? lol.They really should have thought about people who didn't want to participate at all though.

I hate it when someone makes an offer and withdraws it immediately!  I've had people do that with timeframes of anything from 3 minutes to under ONE MINUTE. i.e they've made a bid at 8.07 and withdrawn it at 8.07!  Not enough time for me to see there's an offer pending and click to the trading post before it's gone. I think thats just messing people around, personally.

It's not even like these could have been quest items, where I could understand bidding on a few of the same thing at once and withdrawing the bids on the ones that you dont buy.  If you were lucky enough to get an answer on a Jquest/Iquest item in less than a minute that is...I've never been that lucky....back to level one I go, sigh...

Personally I would bank your nps much more frequently than waiting to 150k, especially at lower interest tiers. 

Once the nps are in your bank and you have levelled up your interest tier you can remove anything you may need for the day.  If it's stuck in your 'to hand' money it's not doing you any good for your interest rate and is at risk of being stolen by ghosts, tax beasts, and assorted random events.  It's safer not to have that much out.