Unlimited rounds and the daily seven
The daily Krillion on DleBox is seven prompts shared by everyone until the reset. Unlimited is twelve prompts from the same home-made bank, also shared for the date, and it does not wait for midnight before you can play again. Play another round, on either page, deals a private mix that is not published as an answer key.
The points do not change between the modes. A common name is 10, an uncommon name is 25, a rare name is 50, and an obscure name is 100. Speed is not a bonus in either mode. A rejected name is not a penalty beyond the seconds you spent. The miss at zero is a zero, not a negative.
Unlimited does not unlock the krillion.io bank. We do not have that bank. If you want their daily, their unlimited mode, or their themed packs, use the official site. The share card from our unlimited page says DleBox and links back to our unlimited URL, so a friend can see which version you played.
Practice is the mode to choose when you want seven more prompts and you want the daily seven left untouched. It uses a different seed from the daily, so the overlap is an accident of the shuffle, not the design. Theme packs are narrower: geography does not deal a prime, and the NBA pack does not ask for a desert.
A longer round is more chances for an obscure name and more chances to hit a sample list that is missing a true answer. That gap is described on the answer-not-accepted page. It applies in unlimited the same way it applies in the daily. Closed lists are filled out. Open lists are samples.
From here you can open unlimited mode. The Krillion directory page is the longer guide to the original game and to ours.
Start on the daily page if you want the set other people on DleBox are comparing. Open unlimited when the seven are done and you want twelve more without leaving the site. The directory page explains the original game. It does not start a round.
The share card from an unlimited round is still just text. It shows the points, the date, and a letter for each band. It does not include the prompts, so posting it does not spoil the daily seven. If you wanted a longer chain of associations instead of twelve names, that is Chainle on its own site, not a mode we hid inside unlimited. The twelve prompts are the whole offer.
Those twelve come from a seed named for the New York date, separate from the seed that picks the daily seven. They are not printed on the answer table and not on the hint page. The daily page's heading says Unlimited because a second round is available after the seven. The twelve-prompt mode is only the unlimited URL. Mixing the two is how a friend opens the wrong set.
Play another round, on the unlimited page, replaces that shared twelve with a private seed taken from the moment you press it. A theme pack does the same thing inside its own bank: the rematch stays on geography, NBA, Pokémon, or soccer, and it still does not become the daily seven. The first accepted name locks the prompt in every one of these modes. You cannot fish for an obscure name after a common one has already scored.