Reference Library
Study lists for the daily dive — every entry ranked by how rarely players name it. Read a list before your dive and the rare answers come to you instead of the crowd's.
Clear, Colourless DrinksAn official Krillion prompt (Dive #110): name a clear, colourless drink. Water is free — the game pays for what's in the bartender's back bar. The trap in this prompt is that several famous drinks LOOK clear but fail the rule (beer is gold, wine is red), and one famous drink LOOKS dark but passes (black coffee).Study →Countries That Start With CSeventeen modern countries start with C — one of the deepest letters in the alphabet. The C list hides two of trivia's most forgotten island nations, which makes it a goldmine letter in rarity games.Study →Countries That Start With KSix modern countries start with the letter K. In trivia and daily-guessing games, the split matters more than the count: Kenya and Kuwait are what everyone types first, while Kiribati is the kind of answer that sinks an entire lobby.Study →Countries With the Letter H in Their NameThis was an official Krillion prompt (Dive #110): name a country with the letter H in its name, ignoring the word "the". There are more than twenty valid answers — and the gap between the +10 crowd answers and the +100 gem is where the game is won.Study →Music Genres (Spotify-Listed)An official Krillion prompt (Dive #110): name a music genre listed as a genre on Spotify. The qualifier matters — the judging list is Spotify's own genre taxonomy, which contains hundreds of micro-genres most players have never heard as 'genres'. The rock-pop-hip-hop reflex scores almost nothing; the taxonomy's weird corners pay +100.Study →Things Shaped Like a ConeAnother official Krillion prompt (Dive #110): name something shaped like a cone. The shape is simple, so the answer space is huge — which means the crowd floods the obvious four and the game rewards whoever remembers the odd ones.Study →
Why our lists are different
Every entry carries a rarity tag — how rarely players recall it. A plain list tells you what exists; ours tells you what scores. Tags are editorial, calibrated against our own recorded playthroughs, and updated as the data accumulates.
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