The darkest faerie plot was announced years ago along with the video game release talk, and TNT is finally getting together with making the plot for neopets too. The video game is here and the TCG is here aswell. We're here to give you plot speculation, plot clue info, etc.!
The Book of Ages
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Chapter 11: Pages 48 - 53

| Chapter 5 | Chapter 6 | Chapter 7 | Chapter 8 | Chapter 9 | | Chapter 10 | Chapter 11 | Chapter 12 | Epilogue | |
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The Hunter
It is a little-known fact that Altador, the Lupe hunter, did not name the city that bears his name after himself. Rather, when the time came to name their future city, all twelve council members submitted a name by placing their ballot into a box. As Altador pulled each piece of parchment from the box, he was surprised to find that everyone but he had written "Altador" as their suggestion. In a single action, Altador demonstrated his hallmark humility and sincerity, and the loyalty he inspired in others. The heroism of Altador cannot be described in a single event, however. Rather, a lifetime of noble deeds and good character earned him the title of "hero." Altador was raised in a city of corrupt leaders. One by one, his neighbours left to seek a better life. Before long, little was left of Altador's hometown. The citizens wandered, looking for somewhere to make a new start. Though still young, Altador did his best to help by hunting for food. It was during this time that he began to develop his skills with the bow and arrow.
The townsfolk soon settled and built a new village. Though they prospered, life was difficult without a city's resources. ![]()
And so Altador set out, travelling from one city to another. Along his journey, he kept hearing similar stories about the governors of each place he visited. Greed and an insatiable lust for power appeared to be widespread, and the governed always seemed to suffer for it. Altador might have lost hope, and given up his quest, had it not been for one fateful day. And then it came to him: Could he, a simple Lupe with no desire for wealth or power, be capable of founding a great city? Even if he could, it would take many years of work. How could he possibly accomplish such an undertaking all on his own? He would have to find others who shared the same dream--others who would swear to uphold what is right over what is easy, and not fall into corruption.
Determined to make his dream a reality, Altador set off. It would take years, but he would find others to join him in building his city. In every town he met, the Lupe listened for tales of great deeds, striving to find others who could share in his dream. He would then gather all those living in the scattered villages across the land--including the one he had called home so long ago. Finally, he would unite them under one banner, which would represent truth and virtue... forever. ![]() |