Noillirk guide
The short version is 7 prompts and 15 seconds. The useful version is what those numbers do to altitude.
By Noillirk Field Guide | Updated | Independent, unofficial guide
Documentation review: 22 October 2026. Solo rules, room settings and the publisher’s altitude examples are kept separate. This is not a first-hand gameplay log.
One sentence, then the parts that need a page
In Daily or Classic you guess the most common answer, seven times, fifteen seconds each. Nine answers are on the revealed board. Six named bands run from 4 to 100 points. Seven Sky Highs total 700, which Daily describes as 14 km. The full map extends beyond that into a fictional cosmos. This independent guide documents Daily’s official game.
First place is the only Sky High. Places 2–4 share Jet Stream and places 5–9 share Cloud Nine. An off-board answer cannot exceed 32 points. Daily’s rules guide is the source for these numbers. A matching board size does not prove a site is official.
| Page | Question it answers |
|---|---|
| Rules | Clock, rejects, Pass, and the board of 9 |
| Scoring | Why points are not 10 metres each |
| End | How a climb finishes, and what Endless is |
| Prompts | Why 7 on screen is not a small bank |
| Zones | The 69 names from the pond upward |
| Better climbs | Four habits from Daily’s own tips story |
| Name | Krillion backwards, and the spellings |
Modes, so the rest of the guide has a map
Daily is one shared set per UTC day, starting 27 September 2026. Classic is a random seven, with no daily cap. Endless continues while you have balloons. Multiplayer rooms hold up to 30 and allow 5, 7, 10, 15, 25 or 50 prompts, with timers from 5 to 60 seconds. Same score bands, different stopping conditions: see how a run ends and Daily’s room guide.
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Questions people actually ask
How many questions are in a game of Noillirk?
Seven prompts per climb on the official game. Classic draws those seven from a bank of about 2,400.
What is a perfect score?
700 points, seven Sky High answers. Daily maps 700 points to 14 km, not to 7,000 metres.