Posted by Megan on May 4th, 2011
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Updated February 14, 2012
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The Great Pandemic has begun! Put on a cardboard mask (can be found floating around the site) and go to Shadowglen to get bitten. Check the progress of your virus with other users and kiss to get achivements in the event forums. Once you’re a zombie, head to Skitters Den to see all the zombie items you can buy. Have fun!

Atebus Revolution Masquerade (March probably) starts in a few weeks, so if you aren’t already a member register today so you are ready for all the Steampunk fun! My avatar to the left is sporting some of the clothes from the Steamworks Menagerie that will be available for you to purchase.

Subeta is one of the best virtual pet sites. It’s a smaller community, and that’s one of its charms. Unlike Neopets, you aren’t fighting tens of thousands of people for a single item. On a big site like Neopets it’s easy to become lost in the crowd. On Subeta it is easy to make money and integrate yourself into the site quickly. But, like any site, new users might have some trouble when they don’t know their way around. There are topics and FAQs to help new members, but it can be difficult sorting through so much information. Since so many people end up joining and never doing anything, and I have seen many searches for Subeta guides in my websites referral history, I decided to write the kind of guide I would like to have seen when I was a starting out there. This guide aims to be clear and concise, with all the information you could possibly need in one place. If you are looking for something in particular try pressing CTRL + F and searching for a keyword. If you have a question and you can find the answer here post a comment and I’ll help you as best I can. Not a member of Subeta yet, and not sure if you want to join? Check out all the awesome pets at the Neocolours Subeta page and all the well-dressed avatars at Style File.

Joining – The first thing you’re presented with when you go to Subeta is its beautiful human avatar and pet art. Clicking the orange “Join for Free” button takes you to the registration page where you choose your username for the site, as well as the look of your human avatar. Human avatars are your virtual representative on Subeta that you can dress up as you please. You can choose from many starter hair styles and colors, and several outfits. Both your username and clothes can be changed later, however it can cost upwards of 30 million sP to change your name, so try to choose something you’ll want to stick with.

Pet Creation – Once you are registered you can create your virtual pet by going to the Adopt a Pet page (Personal > Pets > Adopt a Pet) There are 58 to choose from, 6 being limited. The limited pets are Hipottu, Antlephore, Telenine, Sheeta, Cybill, and Kerubi. Limited pets are released randomly, but can also be created through elixirs for a minimal cost, some as low as 900 sP and can also be created through elixirs. The price and rarity of elixirs has been increased (see Cadogre and Endeavor under “Other Pets”) and cost million+. The Subeta pets basic design is nothing special, but no one gets a virtual pet intending to leave it as is. The various colors, such as Glade and Glacier, are exceptional. I suggest deciding which colors you want first so you know what pets to create.

If you don’t want to create a new pet, you can also adopt one from the pound, Adopt R Us (Explore > Veta Lake > Adopt R Us). There are usually quite a few basic colored pets (like dawn and field) as well as Experimenta pets. You can create a total of 5 pets with a normal account, and 5 more with a gold. Gold accounts can be purchased from the Cash Shop for $5 (500 CSC), or from the user shops for 9-10 million sP. With a gold account activated you can create 10 addition pets by using the Mystical Montre Plushie, or the Mystical Donadak Plushie, which give one and two pet slots respectively, for a total of 20 pets. For every year after the second year you are a member of the site you get a loyalty box, which can be used create more.

Pet Care – Taking care of your pets can be a hassle. They can go from bloated to starving in a matter of hours, and get bored very quickly. Toys are also generally one use items. It’s too expensive and time consuming to feed and buy toys for them constantly, so the easiest thing to do is put them in Veta’s Lakeview Resort. It costs 100 sP a day per pet. Just select the number of days and the lowest package, Basic. The Bronze, Silver, and Gold packages are a waste of sP.

Like Neopets, you can play with your Subeta pets, read them books, attach minions (a smaller pet), and train them for battle. You can also attach items to your pets. My Chibi Harvester, Pad, has Chibi Harvester items in his treasure, and other people place items relating to the the character they’ve create for their pet. The amount of items you can add can be increased through random events, or a Cash Shop item called the Multi-Compartment Keepsake Box.

Pet Battle – You can battle challengers in the Battle Coliseum, to train your pets head to Riverside Valley’s Training Center. There you can train in levels, Strength, Defense, Health, and Speed. The higher your level is the more it costs to train, and there’s a limit to how high your strength, defense, health, and speed can get depending on what level you are. Battle items can be bought in the shop Defend and Conquer. Doing Battle Quests can also earn you items for your armory. Some battle items can be worn by placing them in your wardrobe.

Pet Colors – You can change the way your pet looks through potions. A list of pet colors and their corresponding potions can be found on the website Neocolours. Potions cost up to 30 million, the cheapest being around 1.5 million. Some potions are available in the Millionaire Center, Token Shop, and Cash Shop, and others can be created. Generally, when one is in the Millionaire Center or is made, it is cheaper to buy it there at the base price, or buy the items to create the potion, as the user shops usually charge several million more.

Chibi Potion – Buy from the Millionaire Center for 1.5 million.

Darkmatter Potion – Available for purchase in the Millionaire Center for 4 million.

Galactic – This is a special color available on the 6th and 7th of each month. At the Cave’s Quest (Explore > Coda Caves) select a pet to be blessed, then bring the item requested. There are not set gems you need to to complete the Cave’s Quest, it changes every time. They are usually very cheap, due to the amount of gems available, but keep several million on hand just in case. Even if you don’t want a Galactic pet I suggest you go to the caves on those days, as you get achievements for digging up gems.

Glade – Glade is one of the most popular colors on the site. Rather than buying a Glade potion, it is cheaper to purchase an Ornate Floral Pitcher and fill it at Peka Glade (available 8-9 am and 8-9 pm, Subeta time/EST). This turns the pitcher into a Glade potion.

Glacier – It is usually slightly cheaper to buy the items Artificial Prism Chalice and Bucket of Polar Water and combine them at Asmodeus Genetech Lab (Explore – Darkside – Asmodeus Genetech Lab) rather than purchase one already made.

Nuclear Potion – Unlike the above two, it is cheaper to buy the Nuclear Potion than to create it at Genetech, due to the cost of the Supercritical Core.

Hydrus – To create a Hydrus you must complete the Uncharted Land Map and then complete Merana’s quest.

Steamwork – Steamwork pets are one of the most expensive to create. They can be built or you can turn an existing pet into a steamwork one. Because the processes is more comlicated than the others, I won’t list the details here. You can find instructions on making a Steamwork pet here at Subeta (scroll down to the highlighted part).

Angelic Potion – Angelic Potions can be bought in the Cash Shop for 1500 credits, or from the user shops. Because it is a cash shop item, it costs more sP than most others.

Scribble – To obtain a scribble pet you must use the Potion of Purity.

Miracle Potion I and II – Like the Angelic Potion these are Cash Shop items (2000 credits), and can cost a great deal of sP. The Miracle Potion can change your pet into any color of available for it, except Hydrus, and the Miracle Potion II changes your pets species without changing its color.

Common Potion – The common potion will change your pet back to its default color.

Other Pets – There are several other special pets available on the site, Aeanoid, Experiment, Bumbus, Cadogre, and Endeavor. You can obtain Experiment pets through the V2 Zapper, and Aeanoid from an Aeanoid plant. Experiment pets can only be colored Scribble.

Aeanoid – Have a pet already created that you want to change. Purchase an Aeanoid plant in the color you want from Seedlings or a user shop, then plant it in the Gardens at Veta Lake. Set the pet you want to make Aeanoid as your active, and once the pet has grown the plant will attack it and change it to Aeanoid.

Experiment – Experiment pets can be zapped at the V2 Pet Zapper (Explore > Ziara > Pet Zapper Version 2), and costs Wizard Tokens. Of course, it does not always change your pet into an experiment type, and sometimes misses.

Bumbus – Bumbus pets are created in the Blue Building. The access the Blue Building you must meet a set of requirements, which can be found on the Blue Building page.

Cadogre and Endeavor – Cadogre and Endeavor are limited pets from Ziara’s Adoption Agency. Like the other limited pets, they are easily created using their elixirs. Unfortunately, due to a recent (Feb 2) update on Subeta the prices of elixirs have been raised, and they’ve all been removed from the vending machines. That means they’re more rare and cost more. Expect to spend at least few million if you want a Cadogre and Endeavor elixir.

Pet Zappers – For Wizard Tokens you zap your pet to change its color, gender, species, and stats. Most colors can be zapped, and the Version 2 pet zapper can change your pet to Experiment, zapping is random, and doesn’t always work. The first pet zapper is at the Carnival (Explore > Carnival Tent Picture > Pet Zapper), and the second is at Ziara (Explore > Ziara > Pet Zapper Version 2).

Pet Name Changing – You can change the name of your pet by using the Enchanted Hypnosis Wand, a cash shop item that costs 1000 CSC (cash shop credits), and sells in the user shops for around 20 million.

Making sP – Of course all of these potions, clothes, etc, cost sP. Sometimes a lot of sP. So what’s a new user to do? For a new member seeing items cost 20,000,000 sP can seem quite daunting. It can seem like these things will never be within your reach. Fear not, because this site is not Neopets. All of these things are available to you. Within a month and 3 weeks of joining Subeta I earned a little over 101 million sP, dressed my human avatar up very nicely, and used potions on all 11 of my pets. I even have my next 9 planned. How did I do it? Through restocking and quests. These are the two best ways to earn sP on Subeta. There are games, but most aren’t big money makers except for Matlal’s Jewels, which you can probably earn at least 200000 sP a day from, or more if you are better at it than I am. If you want to earn sP your shop and doing daily quests are the way to go. And you don’t have to have super human reflexes to be a good restocker either. Because there’s fewer members, there’s fewer people to fight to get items.

Restocking – You can create your shop by clicking the Your Shops link under Commerce. Choose a name, and add a shop description if you want. Then start looking for items to stock. When I first started I restocked at The Clothing Rack, Accessory Bin, and Magic Box. Now, I usually restock in whatever store I’m buying from at the time, whether it’s one of the above, Icy Goods in Arctic Frost, Beach Shack at Delphi, the Holiday Shop, etc.

Wearables usually sell faster than almost anything on the site, which is good because prices in the user shops decrease very fast. When restocking keep the shop search open to check the current selling price of the item. Unless the item is new or rare, this shouldn’t affect your chances of buying. If it item is selling for less than 10,000 sP, it isn’t worth buying it. If it costs 2000 sP and is selling for less than 20,000 sP, I usually don’t buy it. Items can go from selling 20000 or sP in the user shops down to 1000 in a day.

The best time for restocking is early in the morning EST (Subeta time) when there are less users online, except when the Holiday Shop is open (during holidays obviously). When new items are released this is also the optimal time to be online, because these do sell fast.

Bad Restocking Stores – Two stores I tend to stay away from when restocking are Subeatique (Explore > Centropolis) and All That Glitters (Main Shops > All That Glitters). Items from these two shops, unless they are rare or new, tend to sell for less in the user shops than it costs to buy them. So unless you are camping out for high rarity or new items these are not good places to restock.

Quests – You can do 20-30 quests a day depending on which quest you’re doing, and up to 40 if you have a Gold Account. The best quests for you to do are Wizard Quests, Saggitarius’s Quest, andThe Oracle when she asks for something. When doing a quest keep three additional tabs with the shop search open in each of them. Use your cursor to select the search form in each of them so you don’t have to select the box when you’re doing the quest. This way you’ll be able to click the tab and immediately paste the item in and hit enter, so you’ll take less time. Unless a main shop item is significantly cheaper than a user shop one always buy from the user shops, at least for Wizard and Saggitarius, because it’s faster. If you are buying something from a main shop always buy the main shop item first so if someone gets to it before you do you won’t waste your sP on several useless items.

If you are a new member you can do Sarah’s Quests to start out. For Saggitarius’s Quests the amount of money you should spend depends on how many items he is asking for, and their rarities. However, don’t spend more than 300k total. For Quentin’s Quests and Toy Quests I don’t spend more than a few hundred sP as the prizes are bad and there is very litte sP return. For Battle Quests you must defeat a challenger in the Battle Coliseum in exchange for EXP, an item, and a small amount of sP. The EXP can be spent on your pets level, health, defense, etc. Make sure to only battle against the ones you think you can beat, or you will lose sP from having to heal your pets. For Maleria’s Quests, Petes Quests, Cursed Quests, and The Computer Geek quest, I don’t spend more than 6000 sP. For The Library quest I don’t spend more than 4000. Except for Wizard, Saggitarius, and Battle Quests, I mostly do the other quests only for the achievements.

Saggitarius’s Quests, The Oracle Quests, Sarah’s Quests, Drunk Carl’s Quests, the Blue Building, all have special requirements. For Saggitarius the amount of sP you have cannot go below 750000. That means you must have more than 750000 sP to complete his quests, at least 950000. The Oracle is a random quest, so you can only complete these when she asks you for an item. For Sarah you can’t have more than 500000 sP to complete the quests. You must have access to the Omen Islands to do the Drunk Carl quest, meaning you have to have completed the Uncharted Land Map. And for Blue Building you must have access to Blue Building. A list of the requirements can be found on the Blue Building page (Explore > Centropolis > Blue Building). Buying items from the Blue Building and completing Blue Building quests is best reserved for creating a Bumbus or getting achievements. The cost of the items it takes to complete the quest is often more than how much they sell for the in shops, so if you want a Blue Building item it is usually better to buy it from someone else.

Wizard Quests – The wizard asks for up to three items in varying rarities. If the total cost of the items is more than 25k it probably isn’t worth doing. The wizard gives out tokens, an amount of sP, and occasionally an item. Tokens sell well in the shops, but don’t go for as much sP as they used to, due to the introduction of weekend quests, where a random quest gives out increased prizes. In the past few months (Nov 19 2011), Subeta has changed the way Wizard Tokens and other currency are handled. Using the Wizard Exchange in Sacred Lands (Subeta > Explore > Sacred Lands) puts all your Wizard Tokens in your Currency Storage vault. Using vending machines or buying from the Token Shop now takes the tokens out of the Currency Storage instead of your inventory, so make sure to store all your tokens.

Wizard Tokens – The main ways of getting Wizard Tokens are through Wizard Quests, The Oracle (a type of random quest), and the user shops. Wizard Tokens can be spent on vending, the Pet Zappers, items in the Blackheart Hollow (Subeta > Explore > Darkside > Blackheart Hollow) and Token Shop (Subeta > Explore > Carnival > Token Shop). Restocks there are rare and are usually announced on the news page. It is good to keep a supply of at least 200 Point Wizard Tokens on hand if you ever plan on buying from either of those places, as the restocks are random and sell out quickly. The Oracle has her own token shop (Subeta > Explore > Sacred Lands > Oracle Token Shop) where you can buy boxes of varying prices, with varying unknown items inside.

Vending – There are many vending machines on Subeta such as the Prize Get Vending Machine. For 2 Wizard Tokens a push you get a random item from a main shop. If you are hoping to vend a newly released item, remember to go to the vending machine associated with that shop, as not all vending machines vend all items. You can find a list of vending machines and the type of items they give here. Don’t rely on others to tell you the best vending machine, as different people find success at different machines. Try a few and find out which one works best for you.

Omen Island – This area of the site is only available by completing the Uncharted Land Map. Omen Island is where the most popular vending machine is, Ocean Depths, and is the place you create Hydrus pets. There are 9 pieces of the map which you can find through random events, or buy from other users. The cheapest Uncharted Land Map Piece is #1, and completing the map can cost several million sP to the double digits. You can view your map in the Games section under Treasure Maps > Omen Island. Personally, I don’t think it’s worth completing the Ocean Depths map unless you have a lot of spare sP. Ocean Depths maybe be touted by many as the best vending machine, but only for newly recently items, and not in general.

Treasure Maps – Treasure map pieces can be found from random events, the Random game, and through other users. As long as you time your purchases of the map pieces right, as they can fluctuate, completing treasure maps can be profitable, and you can at the very least get the money back you spent on it. You can complete as many maps as you like, and get rare items for turning all your pieces in.

Asmodeus Genetech Lab – At the Genetech Lab you can merge two or more items into another item. These items are very expensive and rare, but it is still usually cheaper to buy the items and combine them yourself, rather than purchase the final version from someone else. You can find a list of item combinations here at SubetaHQ.

Achievements – Achievements are a big part of the site. A message box at the top of the page appears when you have gotten a new achievement. There are many different kinds of achievements for doing various things. Adopting your first pet, posting in the forum, playing games, and adding clothes to your wardrobe can all earn you achievements. Some achievements are tiered, meaning there are various levels to the achievement. Some also have prizes, and others unlock forum titles for you to use. You can see what achievements are available, and what ones you have by clicking the “Achievements” link under “Personal”.

Holidays – Subeta has several holidays, many of which mirror our own. The holidays celebrated on Subeta are: Survival (The Great Pandemic), Atebus Revolution Masquerade, Vesnali, Alegarten, Morostide, Fireside, and Luminaire. Many involve floating items which are found randomly while surfing, achievements, and all come with new and old items being restocked in the Holiday Shop. To find as many floating items as possible, it is good to vend and battle. taying in one place is much better than opening a bunch of tabs, but doing things that go through a lot of pages is better than that. I wouldn’t recommend doing quests just for this, at least not Wizard Quests, because it will slow you down. You can only claim the latest item you’ve found, so if you try to claim one and you’ve loaded another page that has a floating item on it since then, the first one will give you an error message. For the holidays there are often forums set up so you can reach achievements, points, etc, more easily. New colors are often released or revamped for holiday or season, for instance Glacier pets during Luminaire and winter. Always remember to buy items you’ll need for events ahead of time. For instance at Fireside you throw Red Rreign items into the bonfire, and at Luminaire you get achievements for sending wrapped gifts, so stock up on Red Rreign effigies and wrapping paper before the events start and the prices go up. After you’ve been a member for a while you won’t have to buy some of these things, because you’ll have items leftover from last year. Check out the holiday pages of the achievement section for other things to buy. For many holidays it is good to post in the holidays forum where there are many “give x” or “do x” to the person above, to make sure you get all the items and achievements you want.

Survival (The Great Pandemic) – At Survival, taking place during February, your avatar can be turned into a zombie by refreshing at Shadowglen while wearing a zombie or Skitters mask there. Zombie cardboard masks can be found as floating items around the site, and the Skitters Cardboard mask can be bought from the Cash Shop for 100 CSC or purchased from another user. Infection happens randomly, but is more likely with the Skitters mask. A notice at the top of the page will inform you that you have been bitten. You can watch your zombie infection progress by going to the Healer at Riverside Valley who will show you an image of your infected avatar. There are new zombie infections each year with several stages. Once you are a zombie you can purchase exclusive items from Skitters Zombie Den, located in Shadowglen. Even if you don’t become a zombie, there are other parts of the even you can participate in. You can give other users “kisses” by clicking the link under the username in the forums, with achievements depending on how many kisses you get and give. You also get achievements for collecting candy hearts from users profiles. There are wait times after each kiss and candy ranging between 2-10 minutes.

Atebus Revolution Masquerade – The Atebus Revolution Masquerade has a steampunk theme, and takes place in March. During the masquerade you put on a mask and “dance” with the other users. Like kisses, you dance by clicking the dance link under their user information to the side of their forum posts and can earn achievements for it. You have to have an approved mask on to dance, and while there is no official list generally you can only wear masks that are spelled “mask”. If you want to wear a mask that is not allowed, you can layer another mask underneath that one, or hide a mask that works with the item “Vanishing Cream”. For each dance you earn trinkets which you can turn in at the Steamworks Menagerie or the Libertine Lounge. The Lounge has food items and Steamworks has clothing and other wearables along with books, plushies, etc. There are wait times after each dance and candy ranging between 2-10 minutes.

Vesnali – Vesnali is the sites replacement for Easter and can be considered a celebration of spring. Flowers are floating items found randomly around the site and can be given to other users for Vesnali Coins. Vesnali Coins are spent at Esther’s Shop for exclusive wearables, books, and more. You get coins for both giving and receiving flowers, and there are also achievements available.

Alegarten – Alegarten is a short holiday and is basically Oktoberfest. No event takes place, but the holiday shop is stocked with German themed items and beer.

Morostide – This is Subeta’s Halloween. You can egg and TP users, trick-or-treat at their profile (for which you either get a prize or you get “tricked” and your avatar is turned into something), and look for items in the pumpkin patch. There are wait times after each lasting between 2-10 minutes.

Fireside – Fireside is a fall holiday taking place after Morostide. The Veta Lake bonfire is lit, and users can throw in effigies the Red Rreign, which can be found floating around the site. There are achievements for finding the floating items, throwing them in the bonfire, and more.

Luminaire – Luminaire is a winter holiday in which you can wrap and send gifts to other users, put items in other users stockings (located on their profile), participate in an anonymous gift exchange, and throw snowballs at users. You can also visit Melody’s Cottage every day of December for exclusive winter themed items. At the end of the month you your stocking is opened and you see what your friends have given you.

Gift Wrapping – To gift wrap presents for Luminaire go to the the Gift Center at Arctic Frost. Make sure you have some wrapping paper in your inventory (found at Holiday Shop or in the user shops) and follow the steps on the page.

Freyalise Trading Company – The Freyalise Trading Company sells pirate and other nautical items. It most likely opens for about a week in September.

Reading Drive – The Reading Drive is a contest where you donate books in exchange for points. The points can be used to buy themed prizes such as the Key of Secrets background (The Secret Garden), Emily doll (A Little Princess), Orange Glowing Wand (Harry Potter), The One Ring (Lord of the Rings), and more. The new prizes for each ongoing Reading Drive are not revealed until the contest is over. As of the 2011 Reading Drive, books of higher rarity and special books earn more points than a common book does. You can only turn in each book once. A good way to get books is to vend at the Blue Sky crane, located at Veta Lake, and sell any duplicate books and buy more books with the sP. You can find Reading Drive page in the Games section under the link “Reading Contest”.

Floating Items – As previously mentioned, many events and holidays involve floating items that appear randomly around the site. To make it easier to find these items, add the following code to your User Options – Custom CSS (Personal > Site Preferences > CustomCSS). This will make the items appear at the top of the page with a red border around them.

<style type=text/css>#content>span[style]
{
border:5px solid red;
position:absolute !important;
left:400px !important;
top:5px !important;}</style>

Cash Shop – The Cash Shop on Subeta is a place you can purchase exclusive, high quality items. There are wearables, account upgrades, limited edition monthly items, battle items, and more, and as thanks for purchasing an item from the Cash Shop you get a collectible bobblehead. The currency of the Cash Shop is called “Cash Shop Credits”, CSC for short, which can be purchased with real money through PayPal, PayByCash, or an Ultimate Game Card, available at many retailers and drugstores across the United States. $5 earns you 500 CSC, $10 earns you 1000 CSC, and so forth. Unlike Neopets you can also purchase Cash Shop Credits from other users in the user shops. For example, a 500 Credit Gift Card usually costs around 8 million sP and, as the name suggests, can be redeemed in the Cash Shop for 500 CSC. In addition to purchasing CSC for real and in-game money, you can also earn CSC by completing various offers, doing surveys, and watching videos. The Cash Shop is split into different sections for purchasing different things, like various items, gold accounts, themed costume trunks, high end clothes sets, and the Cash Shop Hustler. The Hustler randomly sells small amounts of items for CSC. These sell out very quickly, so if you want to try to catch some items join this group. All of this can be found under the “Cash Shop” link. There are usually Cash Shop sales a couple times a year, the biggest being the Black Friday sale (the Friday after America’s Thanksgiving).

Gold Accounts – Gold Accounts can be purchased from the Cash Shop for varying amounts of CSC depending on how long the gold account lasts, or can be purchased from another user for around 8 million sP. Gold accounts come with a number of perks like increased pet slots, extra wardrobe layers, and more quests. Other gold account benefits are listed on the Gold Account page linked in the Cash Shop tab.

Collections – There are many different types of collectibles on the site like plushies, trading cards, bobbleheads, beanbags, and more. There are achievements and prizes available for adding things to and completing your collections. Links to your collections can be found on your profile page, and in the “Games” section. You can access your bobblehead collection under the “Cash Shop” link.

Stickers – Unlike the other collections you cannot add stickers to your collection, only give them to other people. You can add a sticker to someone’s album by clicking the “Add to Friends Sticker Collection” link on the items page.

Bobbleheads – Bobbleheads can be obtained by purchasing an item from the Cash Shop, or buying one from another user. Upon completing your bobblehead collection you receive a rare, exclusive prize.

Profile – You can edit your profile by clicking on the “Edit Profile” link under the “Personal” tab. There are premade profile layouts available on the Subeta fansite SubetaHQ (Graphics > User Profiles). You can make your own or you can purchase one from an artist on the site for sP. To use your own profile design or one you bought, add your gender, or add your name use this profile link. When editing your profile through the edit link you can add or remove content and place blank sections where you can write what you want.

Cults – Cults (available under the Interact tab) are groups for users of similar interests. Some Cults, such as CHIC, an exclusive Subeta fashion group for those with stylish avatars, require an application. Daily Item is the most popular cult.

Facebook and Twitter Linking – You can link your Facebook and Twitter accounts to your Subeta login by going to the “Friend Feed” link under “Interact” and clicking the Facebook and Twitter options links. Doing this will send any achievements or actions you choose to those accounts. That means your achievements will be posted automatically on your wall or in your Twitter feed. You can choose which things to add, and which not to post. If you choose to link your Facebook account you will get 100 Cash Shop Credits as thanks the first time something is sent to your wall. Also, every time something is sent to your wall you have a chance of winning a Raffle Ticket, which can be redeemed for a random Cash Shop item.

Forum – The forum is where you can chat with other Subeta members. It is a valuable resource during events which require user interaction. Posting in the forum earns you sP, there are various achievements for posting, and as with Facebook, every time you post something there is a chance of receiving a Raffle Ticket. You can edit your forum settings by going to Personal > Site Preferences > Forum Options.

Links-

Subeta: Subeta’s Tutorial, Welcome to Subeta and Welcome Board Rules, The Newbies Guide to Subeta, Useful Help Threads, sCode, Subeta Abbreviations, Gold Accounts and Cash Shop FAQ, Basic Site/Forum Rules, Frequently Asked Questions & Answers, Rules, About Subeta

SubetaHQ – Subeta fansite. All items from the site, including wearables are available for you to preview and search, and there is a “HA Generator” available for you make test avatars. You can also graphics for you to use on you and your pets profiles, and in the forum.

Neocolors – On this section of the Neocolors website you can see all the colors available for the Subeta pets.

SubetaLodge – This site is wonderful for managing your lists, like books/food read/eaten and event lists like the Reading Drive so you know which items to buy.

☛ Did I miss something? Have a question? Leave a comment and I’ll get back to you. ☚☛ A Note ☚I’ve tried to include everything I could think of. A couple things were left out like Epicon, because I was not a member of Subeta when these events happened.

☛ All images are © Agoge Inc 2006-2011. ☚

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