1. Everyone gets the same seven prompts each day. They reset at midnight Nashville time.
2. Each prompt has a 20-second clock. Type any answer that fits and press Enter.
3. A wrong or unlisted answer costs 2 seconds but doesn't end the round, so keep guessing.
4. Matching is forgiving: nicknames, abbreviations and missing apostrophes are fine. If you're off by a letter or two, the game asks "Did you mean…?" and you choose Yes or No.
5. The fewer players who give your answer, the more it's worth. One hidden answer per prompt is the rarest: the Cornelius.
6. After each round you see every accepted answer, what share of players said it and what it was worth.
7. Every prompt starts a new walk at the West End gate, and your answer's points decide how deep into campus you get. Your points add up across all seven, and you see how you rank against everyone who played today.

Rarity starts from estimates based on how well-known each answer is, then shifts toward what real players actually say as more people play.