Other XP puzzle collection

This page contains the some valuable nonograms based on XP (Experience Points). The amount of loot that can drop from a nonogram depends on how much XP the nonogram gives. For these nonograms using Sushi, Fried eggs, Smoothie, Date cake, etc., is worth considering. When solving these nonograms, avoid using Hints or the Fill All Trivial Lines (Coloring) button, because these reduce the rewards and therefore give false results. Weapons like Katana, Mortar, Boomerang, etc. don't reduce rewards. Nonograms in the "Not Yet Approved" folder can give more or less XP (usually less). Rate them (to get them approved faster) and solve them after they are moved out of this folder. Nonograms in "Unrecognized Masterpieces" also have a 10% penalty.
The "Color B/W" column shows, if the nonogram is a black-and-white nonogram or a colored one. The "True" column shows, if a nonogram is a "true nonogram". "1" means it is, "0" means that it isn't and empty means, that it was not checked yet. The categories columns are useful for completing Wanted quests (not all nonograms have 2 categories and only the first word of the category is used, except for "Science Fiction, Steampunk, Cyberpunk" -> "Fiction"). The "Added" column shows when a nonogram was added to the list (for those who want to solve these nonograms in order and don't want to miss any).
How to find these nonograms is explained at the bottom of the page (here).
Link to high XP puzzle collection (above 3000 XP).
== Other nonograms ==
Color nonograms that reward less than 3000 XP and black-and-white nonograms that reward less than 2000 XP. Below the table there is a program that checks for duplicate nonogram links, which updates automatically on every page load.
== Duplication checker ==
Checks for duplicate nonograms from all XP databases.
== Adding nonograms ==
There are 3 database where nonograms can be added. They are separated into colored and black-and-white nonograms (later B/W nonograms), because B/W nonograms reward less XP. The third database is used for nonograms that don't fit the 3000 XP limit of color nonograms and the 2000 XP limit of B/W nonograms - for players that have already finished solving all nonograms in the first 2 databases. Instructions on how to add them are noted on database pages.
* color database (table of these nonograms displayed on High XP puzzle collection)
* black-and-white database (table of these nonograms displayed on High XP puzzle collection)
* database for other nonograms (table of these nonograms displayed on this page)
Important note #1: nonograms in "Not Yet Approved" and "Unrecognized Masterpieces" folders reward less XP, MP and loot.
Important note #2: all values are the base XP (Experience Points) always denoted without parentheses (before the boosted values within parentheses). The base XP is without any boosts (like Sushi, Smoothie, Date cake, Intellectual skill, character classes, etc.)
Important note #3: if a nonogram is in the wrong database (for example a B/W nonogram in color database or a colored nonogram that reward less than 3000 XP in color database) it must be moved into the correct database. Nonograms should not be removed from lists but only added or moved in the correct database.
== Finding nonograms==
To quickly find a nonogram, copy the link, tap on the funnel icon (Search filter) and paste the link into the "Puzzle name" field. All other settings will be ignored. All these work:
*[#137335:Ribbon candy]
*#137335:Ribbon candy
*#137335:Ribbon c
*#137335
*[#137335]
*[#137335:Not the actual name]
== Resolving nonograms ==
Solving the same nonogram again (aka resolving a nonogram) is not recommended. There is no indication, when a nonogram will give the reward again. The formula is for when a nonogram gives rewards is unknown, but it might consist of a certain amount of time passing and a certain amount of nonograms need to be solved between resolving a nonogram. The developers want to keep the formula unknown, because of tournament abuse, and because the game has over 150 thousand puzzles and they want the player to move on.
== Trivia ==
Nonograms that were solved again used to give:
*0-14 days: 0 experience.
*15-30 days: 1/2 experience.
*31 days or more: full experience.
In addition, there might have been a minimum amount of puzzles that needed to be solved before the experience was rewarded again. The exact formula for when a puzzles rewards again was changed.
Category:Adventurers Guild
Category:Nonograms