October 11, 2026 · All 7 questions, ranked by score.
/5,045 accepted answers
Saved 2026-10-11 14:35 UTC · Scores from the official answer list
Pull the tab and a sticky ribbon unrolls from the spool.
Thin hawthorn candy discs, sold stacked inside a paper roll.
A square Chinese table seating two guests a side, eight in all.
Built with cut-away sides so a coffin can rest on it.
Announced in 1925 and named for the Rhine river.
Made in 1937 from cyclotron scrap, the first artificial element.
Congress can still license private ships to raid enemy shipping.
Medieval English kings had to approve battlements on your house.
David Chaum's eCash, the first digital money, went bankrupt in 1998.
Whoopi Goldberg pitched this dot-com gift currency before it folded in 2001.
Crews paddle and shove canoes across the half-frozen Saint Lawrence River.
Runners race horses across mid-Wales; a human first won in 2004.
The ocean has a memory.
Find every dive we’ve collected in the archive.
Krillion is a daily trivia game with seven open-answer questions. You have 25 seconds per question to name something that fits. Accepted answers score from 10 to 100 points: unusual answers score higher than common ones. The maximum total is 700 points.
Use this guide to compare the three highest-scoring answers for each question, expand the complete lists, and check an answer’s saved score. Ready to play? The official game opens in a new tab ↗.
This page displays dive #88, dated October 11, 2026. The game resets at midnight in America/New_York. If a new dive has started and our next update is still in progress, the previous complete dive remains visible with its date.
The checker matches the spellings in this saved answer list, ignoring case and extra spaces. It does not reproduce the official game’s alias handling. An answer missing here may still be accepted by the game.
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