This site organizes saved Krillion questions, answers and tier scores, then adds explanations for selected cases. The record tells you what was saved for a question; our commentary helps you understand the wording and compare examples.
Three kinds of information, with different uses
| Information | Where it comes from | What it supports |
|---|---|---|
| Saved questions and scores | Official published reveal data for recent collection; older compiled historical records | A dated answer and its recorded tier. |
| Rules and scoring method | The official game and its FAQ | How the game describes its rules and rarity. |
| Case explanations | Our reading of the question plus relevant primary references | Why an example fits a condition, with limits stated. |
Older records do not all have the same source detail. We do not describe the entire historical archive as independently replayed or every answer as manually fact-checked.
How a sheet becomes a usable reference
- Keep the sheet date, Dive number and complete question wording with its answers.
- Check that the saved answer fields have recognized tiers and matching point values.
- Group entries by question and tier for dated lookup.
- Write an explanation only where there is a useful condition, surprise or factual connection to discuss.
These checks catch malformed records and inconsistent tier values. They do not establish that every listed fact is correct, that the roster is exhaustive, or that the official game will never revise it. Automated checks and editorial interpretation have different jobs.
Follow one record: Lettish
The search result locates a context; this sheet supplies it. “Lettish” ends in -ish, whereas replacing it with “Latvian” would change the spelling relevant to this question. That is why a synonym alone is not enough to explain this record.
Open September 28, 2026, prompt 2: “Name a language whose English name ends in -ish.” The saved answer Lettish has the One in a Krillion tier, worth 100 points.
- Question: the English-name ending is essential.
- Answer: Lettish is another name for Latvian; the spelling fits that ending.
- Grade: 100 belongs to this dated question, not every question about languages.
Search results give context links. Follow the full sheet when two results use similar wording. The editorial standards page provides the shorter reference for dates, scores and corrections.
What is not in these records?
- How many people submitted each answer.
- A player’s first thought, typing speed or sequence of rejected attempts.
- A guarantee that a missing word was rejected by the live game.
- The exact private thresholds behind each official grade.
Saved reset timestamps currently indicate 04:00 UTC. Check the reset explanation and live countdown for the current boundary. We do not promise a fixed number of minutes between reset and publication here.
Help correct the specific claim
- Keep the date and full question.
- Quote the answer spelling and score or explanation you are querying.
- Add a screenshot or factual reference when available.
- Use our correction route for this site; use the official game’s support for live gameplay or purchases.