How Krillion scoring works
Krillion is not Wordle. You are not hunting a hidden string. You are naming something that fits a prompt — and the game pays you for how uncommon that name is among everyone else who played the same dive.
Each daily dive has 7 prompts and 25 seconds per prompt. One submitted answer per prompt. Valid answers land in a rarity tier. Invalid answers are zero.
The six tiers
- One in a Krillion — 100 points / 1,000 m. Almost nobody else typed it.
- Deep Cut — 85 points / 850 m. Legitimate, obscure, specialist knowledge.
- Rare — 60 points / 600 m. Correct and uncommon.
- Schooler — 30 points / 300 m. The textbook answer.
- Too Clever — 15 points / 150 m. Technically valid, judged as a stretch.
- Plankton — 10 points / 100 m. What almost everyone submits.
Depth is just score × 10 meters. A perfect 700 is a 7,000 m hadal dive. Use the score calculator to add your seven rounds, or read the rarity guide before you chase the trench.