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Wildcard trivia

Name something unlucky

“Name something unlucky” is one of 274 wildcard prompts in Icillion. Of its 82 accepted answers, 7 are the ones nearly everyone says first; the rest sink deeper the rarer they are.

The tip of the iceberg

These are the answers most people give first. They count, but they barely move you: 10 points each.

One step down

A step further down, worth 25 points each:

Answers by level

  1. The Tip7 answers · 10 ptsBlack cat · Broken mirror · Ladder
  2. Below the Surface39 answers · 25 ptsWalking under a ladder · Breaking a mirror · Opening an umbrella indoors …
  3. The Deep28 answers · 50 ptsHidden until you play
  4. The Abyss7 answers · 85 ptsHidden until you play
  5. Below the Iceberg1 answer · 100 ptsOne legendary answer, waiting in the game

The Deep holds 28 answers starting with A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, K, N, P, R, S, T, U and W. The Abyss has 7 more, and one legendary answer waits below them all.

Inside the answer list

Getting below the surface

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Questions about this prompt

What do most people say for “Name something unlucky”?
The usual first answers are Black cat, Broken mirror, Ladder, Number 13 and Friday the 13th. In Icillion they are worth 10 points each, the least of any level.
How many answers are there to “Name something unlucky”?
82 in all: 7 on The Tip, 39 Below the Surface, 28 in The Deep, 7 in The Abyss, and a single legendary answer Below the Iceberg.
Which answers to “Name something unlucky” are the shortest and the longest?
The shortest accepted answer is “Hex” and the longest is “Toast landing butter side down”.
How hard is “Name something unlucky”?
Easy. Nearly everyone can name something here, so prompts like this one can appear in the daily iceberg.

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