Guide to Neopets Trophies Anyone Can Get with Time

Ever seen someone's Neopets user lookup that has trophies and been jealous because you have none? Well, there are several ways to get some trophies for your lookup. As long as you are willing to put some effort into it you can have trophies on your lookup making others jealous.

Non-competitive Trophies

These are that do NOT require you to compete against actual players either directly or indirectly.

Beating Punchbag Bob: A pet of any level can beat Punchbag Bob in the battledome, but it will take longer if your pet is weak and has cheap weapons. Depending on your stamina level for sitting and clicking the same thing over and over again you can go for it without much of a battledome set or train your pet and get good weapons before going for this trophy.

Cellblock: This game is a Neopets version of Connect Four, except you need five to win against the computer. This game requires strategy and a lot of time to get gold, but once you find a strategy that works you will have gold in no time. You receive a medal for your lookup after completing Level 4 of Tournament 1. The medal is upgraded to a bronze trophy at Level 8 of Tournament 1, a silver trophy after Level 4 of Tournament 11, and a gold trophy after Level 8 of Tournament 11.

Cheat!: This is Neopets version of the BS card game. This game is not just good for earning an easy trophy, but you can earn neopoints and battle cards. In each round you face three computer opponents. After beating Round 3 you will get a bronze trophy. The trophy is upgraded to silver after Round 5 and gold after Round 7.

Defenders of Neopia: In this game you are given a mission to defeat a certain one-player battledome character. The characters get harder as you go, but after you beat each character your trophy on your lookup is upgraded to show how far you have gotten in the series. There are two series of missions. You do not have to finish series one to start series two, nor does your pet have to be stronger to start series two than to start series one, as both series start out with relatively easy opponents.