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This little shop, owned by Mystie, sits in the city of [[ | This little shop, owned by Mystie, sits in the city of [[Ninja Central]]. Mystie offers many treats to you, which include: | ||
* Skittles- 100 [[gold]] | * Skittles- 100 [[gold]] | ||
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Another thing that you may do in Mystie's Sweet Shoppe is dump chocolate on people. This is a favorite by many players as ways to goof around, make new friends, or get back at enemies. When you dump chocolate sauce on someone, it will pick a random person who is in | Another thing that you may do in Mystie's Sweet Shoppe is dump chocolate on people. This is a favorite by many players as ways to goof around, make new friends, or get back at enemies. When you dump chocolate sauce on someone, it will pick a random person who is in Ninja Central also (you can't target an exact person). Though, dumping chocolate is more for fun or role-playing rather than actually having an effect (it doesn't hurt the player at all). | ||
Latest revision as of 16:31, 30 June 2008
This little shop, owned by Mystie, sits in the city of Ninja Central. Mystie offers many treats to you, which include:
- Skittles- 100 gold
- Chocolate Bars- 100 gold
- Soda Pop- 200 gold
- Root Beer Floats- 300 gold
- Milkshakes- 300 gold
- Ice Cream Sundae- 400 gold
These items will have various helpful effects or rewards. There is still always the chance you'll just feel fat and won't recieve any bonus. =)
Another thing that you may do in Mystie's Sweet Shoppe is dump chocolate on people. This is a favorite by many players as ways to goof around, make new friends, or get back at enemies. When you dump chocolate sauce on someone, it will pick a random person who is in Ninja Central also (you can't target an exact person). Though, dumping chocolate is more for fun or role-playing rather than actually having an effect (it doesn't hurt the player at all).