Actually, we'll talk about them right now. "Gimmicks" are like the bonus items you can get in a game like Mario Party, or whatever. They're used to infuriate other users and push you ahead. There are three existing gimmicks, and they are as follows:

STEAL - The most common and (probably useful) gimmick. You can use this to steal the points for a question, even if someone has already guessed correctly. However, using a steal will use both of your guesses for the round, so it's advised to steal only when you'd take a point from someone else, or of course, you don't know the answer.

THUMP - A thump is a rather rare gimmick. You use a thump on someone to cause them to LOSE a point for a correct answer, rather than gain. Beware - if they guess incorrectly, and you use a thump before I update, the thump will backfire and YOU will lose one of your points! This results in a net loss of points; both you and the thumped will lose a point, and I will gain two...

JUXTAPOSE - This is an extremely rare gimmick. By using a juxtapose, you can steal ALL OF THE POINTS of anybody at least five ranks below you. Due to the extreme power of this gimmick, it is very unwieldly; you'll have to use it on someone who's sleeping (That is, hasn't made an attempt at a guess in at least 2 weeks) Oh, and you can never use it on me.

Originally posted by Tatrion

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That was correct. Did I spell it wrong or something

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