Scoring guide
How Krillion Scoring Works
Each official Krillion answer has a fixed score based on its revealed tier. A seven-question Daily Dive combines those answer scores into your total.
10 · 15 · 30 · 60 · 85 · 100 points
The Krillion Scoring Pipeline
01
Answer
Choose one answer for each prompt.
02
Tier
The official reveal assigns the answer a Krillion rarity tier.
03
Score
That tier carries a fixed point value.
Rare60 points
04
Total
Add the scores from all seven rounds.
85 + 60 + 30 + 100 + 60 + 85 + 10 = 430
Your totalRound 1 + Round 2 + … + Round 7
Official Score Values
Six fixed scores. The bars show the gap between them — not how often an answer appears.
A seven-round game in which every answer receives the 100-point One in a Krillion tier totals 700 points.
Example Seven-Round Score
A worked example using only official scores. The total is addition — nothing else.
- 01Deep Cut85
- 02Rare60
- 03Schooler30
- 04One in a Krillion100
- 05Rare60
- 06Deep Cut85
- 07Plankton10
- Total430
Our calculator can also show your average score and tier mix for convenience. These are not official Krillion scoring rules.
Average per round61.4
- 1 × 100
- 2 × 85
- 2 × 60
- 1 × 30
- 1 × 10
How Tier Changes Affect Your Total
Each step up the official scale adds a fixed number of points to that round.
- 10 → 15Plankton to Too Clever+5
- 15 → 30Too Clever to Schooler+15
- 30 → 60Schooler to Rare+30
- 60 → 85Rare to Deep Cut+25
- 85 → 100Deep Cut to One in a Krillion+15
- Commoner mix30 × 7 = 210
- Rare mix60 × 7 = 420
- Deep Cut mix85 × 7 = 595
Calculate Your Score
Click a number to step through the official scores and watch the total change.
Calculate your score
Have seven round scores already? Enter them in the Krillion Score Calculator to see your total, average and tier mix.
Next Steps
About Krillion Scoring
Krillion’s official answers use six fixed score values: 10, 15, 30, 60, 85 and 100 points. Each value corresponds to an official rarity tier. In a seven-question game, the round scores are combined to produce the total. This guide explains the scoring structure; use the calculator to add up your own result.