Two clues for each prompt, reviewed for its published top pick, without the answers.
Victorian miners dug it from Cambridgeshire fields, seeking fertiliser rather than precious metal.
This phosphate-rich fossil material sparked a short-lived mining boom in eastern England.
It lives around deep-sea hydrothermal vents.
It is a hairy-chested creature that farms bacteria for food.
A shiny round fruit found in African forests
Its striking color comes from microscopic cell structure, not pigment
A small street-vendor vessel once used for a cheap frozen treat
Its reuse between customers raised hygiene concerns in the late nineteenth century
A silent German science-fiction epic from the late 1920s
Directed by Fritz Lang, it centers on a voyage to Earth's satellite
This prefecture-level jurisdiction lies in China's northeast, bordering Russia and Mongolia.
Its administrative area is enormous, though its urban core holds only a fraction of its residents.
This dessert is a thrifty imitation of a classic fruit pie.
Its filling relies on buttery crackers and a lemony syrup instead of fresh produce.
Top-scoring verified answers for the ready prompts, with official points.
No. Hint 1 points you in a direction and Hint 2 narrows it down. Neither names the answer.
On a separate page, so nothing leaks here. Use the spoiler link at the end when you are ready.
No. Krillion Hint is an independent help site. You play the game itself at krillion.io.
