These are the Krillion answers for dive #95. Every answer is folded away, so nothing is spoiled until you open it. Start with a prompt, try to answer it yourself, then open the rarest answer to see how close you were.
Coco de mer
Karuka
PearlHetoimasia
Shiviti
PearlFarina 1709
Oriza L. Legrand
PearlPesäpallo
PearlKang squat
Steinborn squat
PearlHonor Guard
PearlPete & Bas
PearlThis dive was compiled from limited sources, so a few answers may be corrected later today.
Every prompt in the daily game has one hidden gem, the rarest answer, and a long list of ordinary ones. This page keeps the same structure. The rarest answer comes first, followed by a few picks from each tier, so you can see how an answer moves from common to unusual.
We use six tiers, named for how deep they sit: Surface, Shallows, Twilight, Midnight, Abyss and Pearl. A Surface answer is one that almost everybody gives. A Pearl is the single rarest answer, worth the full 100 points. The official names for the same bands are Plankton, Too Clever, Schooler, Rare, Deep Cut and One in a Krillion, and the tier guide shows how they line up.
The answer counts under each prompt are approximate. Different answer sheets count in different ways, and the number moves a little as new answers are found during the day, so we round it. If the number is large, the prompt is very open and many answers score at the surface. If it is small, you have to be precise.
The most useful way to read daily Krillion answers is backwards. Open the rarest answer after you have played, and ask what the gem has in common with the rarer picks beside it. Often the gem comes from a narrower corner of the topic than the answers most players give. Seeing that pattern helps you find the corner faster next time, which is how you move from the shallow tiers to the deep ones.
If you want to practise that skill with fresh questions, Krillion Unlimited gives you as many rounds as you like. The Krillion Unlimited game shows you the rarer answers after every prompt, so each round teaches something.
A new dive starts at midnight New York time. That is 04:00 UTC in summer and 05:00 UTC in winter, because the United States changes its clocks on a different date from Europe. The reset guide converts the time for your city.
Each prompt shows the single rarest answer first, then a few picks from every tier, from Abyss down to Surface. The tiers follow the game's own rarity bands: the fewer players give an answer, the deeper it sits. The tier guide explains how our names match the official ones.
No. We list the rarest answer and a small selection from each tier so the page stays readable. The counts shown are approximate, and the official game can accept answers we do not track. Open a prompt page to see a longer list for that question.
Yes. The Krillion hints page gives four steps of clues for each prompt, from how open the question is to the shape of the rarest answer. Every step stays hidden until you open it, and the page source never contains the answers.
Use the checker under each prompt. It tells you whether the answer is on our list and which tier it belongs to. If it says "Not on our list", the official game may still accept it. Our lists are compiled from public answer sheets and cross-checked, and they are corrected during the day when new answers turn up.
Use the link at the bottom right of every page to play the daily dive at krillion.io. Krillion Unlimited is an unofficial fan site, so the official site is the place to play for your real score.
These questions contain no answers, but the pages they link to do.