Krillion Geography
Geography is where Krillion dives are won or lost. The category hides the deepest rare-answer families in the game — micro-states, island nations, capitals nobody types — and this page collects everything about it: every geography prompt in our bank, the rare answers worth 60–100 points, and the free ways to practice the category until “San Marino” becomes your reflex.
The Geography Prompts in Our Bank
Our bank currently holds 4 geography prompts with 163 graded answers between them — every one written and tier-graded by our team for this unofficial practice edition:
Name a country in Europe?
44 accepted answersName a country in Africa?
47 accepted answersName a capital city?
42 accepted answersName a country in Asia?
30 accepted answersReading the tier mixes tells you the truth about geography difficulty: even the friendliest sheet keeps its biggest scores behind micro-states and island nations that most players never reach.
Rare Geography Answers Worth 60–100 Points
These are the One in a Krillion answers (+100) from each geography sheet in our bank — the picks that turn an ordinary dive into an abyssal one. Study the families: European micro-states, African island nations, and capitals that have been renamed or relocated.
| Prompt | One in a Krillion · +100 | Deep Cut · +60 |
|---|---|---|
| Name a country in Europe? | Andorra · Liechtenstein · Monaco · San Marino · Vatican City · Kosovo | Latvia · Slovenia · Albania · Belarus · Moldova · Estonia · North Macedonia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Montenegro |
| Name a country in Africa? | Sao Tome and Principe · Seychelles · Comoros · Cape Verde · Gambia · Djibouti · Burundi · South Sudan · Central African Republic · Equatorial Guinea · Liberia · Sierra Leone | Burkina Faso · Eswatini · Lesotho · Benin · Togo · Guinea · Malawi · Niger |
| Name a capital city? | Yamoussoukro · Palikir · Ngerulmud · Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte | Astana · Naypyidaw · Abuja · Phnom Penh · Vientiane · Tashkent · Ulaanbaatar · Bamako · Niamey · Lome |
| Name a country in Asia? | Turkmenistan · Kyrgyzstan | Bhutan · Maldives · Brunei · Timor-Leste · Kazakhstan · Uzbekistan · Tajikistan · North Korea |
The broader pattern across all Krillion geography sheets: big famous countries are bait, and the points live in the places you have to reach for. Same rule for capitals — everyone knows Paris, almost nobody types Yamoussoukro.
How to Practice Krillion Geography
- Learn the micro-state families. Europe: Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City. Africa: São Tomé, Seychelles, Comoros, Gambia. These five-to-ten names alone cover most European and African sheets' top tiers.
- Memorize the renamed capitals. Astana, Naypyidaw and Yamoussoukro score like legends precisely because news cycles moved on from them.
- Drill against the clock. Unlimited rounds put geography back under the 25-second pressure — the practice mode always mixes categories, so your geography recall gets tested the way the dive tests it.
- Grade yourself honestly. After each round, check where your picks landed in the answer checker — if “Croatia” felt rare and graded Schooler, your rarity compass needs recalibrating.
When you are mid-dive and stuck on a geography prompt, the hint board gives you the answer count and first-letter clues without spoiling anything.
Krillion Geography – FAQ
What are the Krillion geography prompts?
The geography category in our bank covers country-listing prompts (Europe, Africa), capital cities and more, with 163 graded answers in total. Geography appears in the daily dive regularly, and it is one of the richest categories for rare answers — small states and far-off capitals live at the top of every sheet.
What are rare geography answers in Krillion?
Rare geography answers are the small and unfamiliar ones: micro-states like San Marino, Vatican City, Andorra and Liechtenstein in Europe; island nations like São Tomé and Príncipe, Seychelles and Comoros in Africa; and capitals most people have never typed, like Yamoussoukro or Ngerulmud. They score 60–100 points while France or Egypt score just 5.
Which countries should I avoid answering?
The top-of-mind ones: France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK in Europe; Egypt, South Africa and Nigeria in Africa. They are valid — but they are Plankton, worth only 5 points. The same goes for the "clever" picks everyone gives anyway, like Iceland or Madagascar: those are Too Clever, worth just a little more.
How do I practice the Krillion geography category?
Three free ways on this site: browse the geography prompts in the question database with their full answer sheets, take Unlimited practice rounds that always include category variety, and use the hints board when you are stuck mid-dive. Studying this page's rare-answer tables first gives you a head start.
Are these the same geography prompts as the official Krillion game?
No. Our geography prompts are original questions written for this unofficial practice bank. The official Krillion game at krillion.io runs its own daily prompts and themed geography content, and its answers are published by the official game itself.
Why does geography hide so many high-scoring answers?
Because the world has far more small countries than famous ones. Every continent carries micro-states, island nations and landlocked neighbours that are easy to forget under a 25-second timer — and precisely because they are forgotten, they sit in the Deep Cut and One in a Krillion tiers worth 60–100 points.
Other high-value categories to train next
Geography is the deepest category in our bank today — and the template for how to study every other one: learn the rare families, then drill them in practice.