Chapter 3
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Sixth Gem
A Modifier sits in the left column and works on every word until you sell it. Its Quality is rolled when it is offered, and Buff raises it one step at a time.
By quality
| Quality | Value | Text |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | 6th → Emerald | When you submit, the sixth tile of the word becomes an Emerald tile. |
| Improved | 6th → Emerald | When you submit, the sixth tile of the word becomes an Emerald tile with +1 point. |
| Flawless | 6th → Emerald | When you submit, the sixth tile of the word becomes an Emerald tile with +2 points. |
| Marvelous | 6th → Emerald | When you submit, the sixth tile of the word becomes an Emerald tile with +3 points. |
| Perfect | 6th → Emerald | When you submit, the sixth tile of the word becomes an Emerald tile with +4 points. |
Changes
- v0.167.0 · 2026-10-22 Five Gem, Sixth Gem and Seventh Gold now turn special tiles too: the tile becomes an Emerald or Golden and gets the points.
- v0.116.0 · 2026-10-20 Sixth Gem, Seventh Gold and Five Gem no longer turn a tile that is already special. It keeps its effect and still gets the points, so a Dot at the end now doubles the word next to Bold.
- v0.113.0 · 2026-10-20 Five Gem and Sixth Gem now turn their tile into an Emerald in the word, with a little pop, before the tiles leave.
- v0.100.0 · 2026-10-19 Messages like "Sixth Gem" now stay up for 4 seconds. Tap one to close it sooner.
- v0.59.0 · 2026-10-18 Five Gem and Sixth Gem make their Emerald before the word scores, so it counts right away.
More uncommon modifiers
Uncommon modifierNumerologyIf a word contains a number (ONE to TEN), the next word's Final Score is multiplied by that number. Destroyed after use.Uncommon modifierCarry Over25% of the points you overshoot a round by are added to the next round's first word after every multiplier, up to half that round's target.Uncommon modifierScrapper+1 refresh whenever an upgrade is destroyed, by hand or by using its last use.Uncommon modifierAll DifferentIf every letter in the word is unique, multiply the Final Score by 1.5.