Expedition 3 ran on Wednesday 7 October 2026: 107 accepted answers across five prompts, 6 of them in the 100 km band, plus 6 featured gems. Every answer is below, 100 km first.
Laos lands in the 100 km Farflung band — 1 of this prompt’s 18 accepted answers reach it.
Chad and Comoros both land in the 100 km Farflung band — 2 of this prompt’s 24 accepted answers reach it.
Colombia lands in the 100 km Farflung band — 1 of this prompt’s 40 accepted answers reach it.
Venezuela lands in the 100 km Farflung band — 1 of this prompt’s 7 accepted answers reach it.
Micronesia lands in the 100 km Farflung band — 1 of this prompt’s 18 accepted answers reach it.
How this expedition’s 107 accepted answers spread across the five bands.
| Band | Distance | Answers | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Farflung | 100 km | 6 | 6% |
| Elusive | 85 km | 41 | 38% |
| Rare | 70 km | 39 | 36% |
| Uncommon | 55 km | 14 | 13% |
| Common | 40 km | 7 | 7% |
A prompt with a long Elusive or Farflung tier has a wider answer set than its first few names suggest; the cards below show every accepted country, not just the ones that scored furthest.
Every accepted answer is sorted into one of five bands: Common at 40 km, Uncommon at 55 km, Rare at 70 km, Elusive at 85 km and Farflung at 100 km. The band depends on how rare the pin was among players — the fewer people who named a country for that prompt, the higher its kilometre value. This site reads the bands from the official day file rather than recalculating them.
A 0 km result means the pin was not accepted at all. Either the country is not on the game’s list for that prompt, or it fails the condition the prompt asks for — a coastline it does not have, a border it does not share, a range it does not touch. Only answers that clear the condition appear on this page, so a country can be a perfectly real place and still score nothing.
It varies a lot by prompt. The five questions in Expedition 3 accept between 7 and 40 answers each, 107 in total, and the count on each card is the official tally for that day. Broad prompts collect dozens of answers; narrow ones collect a handful.
A featured gem is the game’s own pick for that prompt — usually the rarest or most surprising accepted answer, sometimes two of them. The gem is not a different tier: it still sits in one of the five kilometre bands and is marked with a star in the list. Expedition 3 has 6 of them, each with a note explaining the pick.