New rooms default to five Bible questions. Other religions require an explicit topic pack, using its actual four or five prompts. Share the room link and answer the same set on your own turn. Matching answer identities are voided or halved by the selected rule. Existing rooms retain their original questions, attempts and rules.
A room link shares one run rather than publishing a personal result page. Friends can finish at different times; this is not a synchronous voice or video game. Collision comparisons require participants to finish and submit their attempts.
New default duels use five Bible questions; selected topic packs use their actual four or five prompts. Existing rooms keep their original set. Aliases of one entity are one answer identity. Void and halve affect the final score; comparisons should retain the selected rule and timing/help conditions.
You do not need to finish a game to read the answers. Every topic guide is directly accessible.
Hebrew Bible / Old Testament · 5 topics
Study figures and books through judges, prophets, kingdom contexts, the Pentateuch and Genesis characters. Each guide provides English names and passages before a practice run through the existing pack.
New Testament · 5 topics
Distinguish shared apostolic names and numbered letters, then connect Gospel and Acts figures with their narratives. Read the guides and references before taking the five-question topic pack.
Historical Geography · 4 topics
Connect places with their stories: cities and missionary settings, mountains and people, waters and events, sanctuaries and structures. Four guides keep names and traditional identifications in context before geography practice.
World Religions · 4 topics
Explore sacred places, Buddhist ritual objects, historic buildings and religious symbols. Learn use and context rather than treating every shape or place as an exclusive one-to-one religious label.
Comparative Traditions · 4 topics
Compare festivals, texts, practices and Gospel parables by name and scope. Similar terms are not always one entity: Shavuot/Pentecost, Mishnah/Talmud and pilgrimage/Hajj need explicit distinctions.