Hero’s Never Die
The Cutting Room Floor
Block Party
Keep the Blue Flag Flying High
Chronically Online
100

This Overwatch hero’s ultimate was originally called Sound Barrier—and unlike many ultimates, it grants temporary health rather than dealing damage.


Lucio

100

Viggo Mortensen famously broke two toes while kicking a helmet during the filming of this fantasy film—and the scream of pain stayed in the movie.


Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

100

Despite being one of Minecraft’s strongest materials, Netherite items can still be destroyed by this block found naturally in the Overworld.


A cactus

100

Chelsea paid approximately £30 million to Marseille in 2004 for this striker, who would go on to score 164 goals for the club.


Didier Drogba

100

Before TikTok conquered short-form video, this platform imposed a six-second limit on its looping videos.


Vine

200

Before joining Overwatch, this hero was a professional StarCraft player known by the handle “MEKA.”


200

Before Michael J. Fox took over the role of Marty McFly, this actor had already filmed several weeks of footage as the character.


Eric Stoltz

200

A fully powered enchanting table requires this many bookshelves positioned correctly around it.


15

200

This Liverpool player scored the infamous “ghost goal” that eliminated Chelsea from the 2005 Champions League semifinal.


Luis Garcia

200

The phrase “I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords” became an internet catchphrase after being uttered by this Simpsons news anchor.


Kent Brockman

300

This Talon operative’s real name is Amélie Lacroix, and her transformation into an assassin included conditioning that slowed her heart rate.


Widowmaker

300

The chestburster scene in this 1979 film was deliberately rehearsed without telling much of the cast exactly how bloody the practical effect would become.


Alien

300

Killing a Creeper with an arrow fired by this mob causes the Creeper to drop a music disc.


A skeleton

300

Chelsea’s 2012 Champions League-winning campaign began under André Villas-Boas, but ended with this interim manager lifting the trophy.


Roberto Di Matteo

300

The internet phenomenon known as “The Dress” divided people in 2015 over whether a photograph showed black and blue or these two other colors.


White and Gold

400

Sigma’s real name is this, though Talon’s experiments and manipulation left him struggling with a fractured perception of reality.


Siebren de Kuiper

400

Stanley Kubrick reportedly shot 127 takes of the staircase confrontation between Wendy and Jack during the production of this film.


The Shining

400

Lightning striking a red mooshroom transforms it into this rare variant, which can produce suspicious stew when fed certain flowers.


A brown mooshroom 

400

This Chelsea player scored the club’s first goal in a European Cup/Champions League final, equalizing against Manchester United in Moscow in 2008.


Frank Lampard

400

This badly drawn webcomic face, often accompanied by intentionally terrible spelling, became one of the defining “rage comic” memes after appearing in 2008.


Troll Face

500

Before becoming the omnic known as Ramattra, he was originally built as one of these elite omnic combat units during the Omnic Crisis


Ravager 

500

David Fincher used this actor’s real twin brother as a body double during the Winklevoss scenes in The Social Network, digitally replacing his face to create the second twin.



Armie Hammer

500

Written in Minecraft’s Standard Galactic Alphabet, the mysterious phrases shown in an enchanting table’s interface are actually random words derived from this classic PC game series.


Commander Keen

500

Before adopting their famous royal-blue shirts, Chelsea’s earliest kits were associated with this lighter shade, taken from the racing colours of club president Earl Cadogan.


Eton Blue

500

Before “Rickrolling” had its current name, users on 4chan were sometimes tricked with links to an image of a duck on wheels—a bait-and-switch known by this name.


Duckrolling

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