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There are three identical boards in regular Key Quest: Neopia Central, Haunted Woods, and Terror Mountain. The only differences in these are the scenery and the starting homes. The newer boards, Springtime, Sweet 1 & 2, and Ti-Key, have all new board layouts.

To play the chocolate board, you must start a three or four player game on the Neopia Central Board. This will give you a 50% chance of triggering the Chocolate Board. This board has a completely different, more interesting layout than the other boards. Be sure to check it out!

There are several possible routes to take on a game board. For the best chance of winning, you should know the board and have a planned route rather than just going for the nearest key you see. Of course, your stroll along the best route will most likely be interrupted by other players' power-ups and the like, but it's always better to know which keys are nearby and which are out of your way. More players means more power-ups so expect many detours in a three or four player game. The Key Quest boards are listed below.

Main Board Layout

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Sweet Board Layout

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Springtime Board Layout

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Ti-Key Board Layout

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Moltara Board Layout

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Boards

Neopia Central Click to enlarge.	Haunted Woods Click to enlarge.
Terror Mountain Click to enlarge.	Sweet 1 Click to enlarge.
Springtime Click to enlarge.	Ti-Key Click to enlarge.
Moltara Click to enlarge.	Sweet 2 Click to enlarge.

This Neopets help article was written for The Daily Neopets by staff member Whacker.
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