Spoiler
- Bamaman
- barandall800
- bkburner
- Blue Lion
- BobF
- brainpower
- Caboom
- CheezeWhiz
- clprez
- coolcah36
- cougarslav
- Creed Bratton
- DadofTwins
- dhkendall
- dklee12
- dnbguy
- dott888
- dougforte
- eboettch
- econgator
- ElendilPickle
- FireAntsDefense
- gamawire
- geolawyerman
- goforthetie
- gsn93
- hscer
- ihavejeoprosy
- immaf
- Ivoirians
- jjwaymee
- jkbrat
- JoshuaRQI
- kingrat47
- Leander
- lieph82
- Lisa0012
- Little Lisa
- Magna
- MarkBarrett
- mennoknight
- mitchparov
- mujason
- nightreign
- nserven
- Paucle
- Paulsaysthought
- Peachbox
- psgola
- Rackme32
- RandyG
- Ryno
- sarah0114
- Sherm
- sillymoose
- spell4yr
- TerrHeel
- TheyCallMeMrKid
- Tigershark
- tjconn728
- Tpmorrison
- Vanya
- whatisbishkek
- Wheatley
- Woof
- Woppy T
- xxaaaxx
Question 1: 3x
Question 2: 2x / 4x
Question 3: 1x / 3x / 5x
Question 4: 0x / 2x / 4x / 6x
Question 5: -1x / 1x / 3x / 5x / 7x
When I agreed to host Guesstimania 9, I had forgotten I'd volunteered for this TD, so I apologize for making you deal with another quirky Vermonter game so soon.
Originally, this TD was going to be called Hex, a double-entendre: each question would have 16 possible responses, and there would be an option where you could try to cast a spell on (screw, really) the rest of the field.
I found phrasing the new rule a bit too difficult, so I ditched it in favor of another format, one very loosely inspired by the game show Greed.
Best of luck!