Survive Your Ideas Places

Official listing status

Survive Your Ideas publishes Tsunami, Dinosaur, Nuke and Tacos as examples. It does not publish a place-name list, a map legend, or an interactive-location table. This category page therefore lists 0 official place names: none. That short list is honest — the official source is short here.

What you can still rely on: the official description frames the match as words coming to life, stacking chaos, and last-player-alive wins on the shared arena those examples hit. It never names interactive locations. When a location name does appear in your match, check that word’s effect there and log it in the Word Diary — do not import a fabricated place dictionary.

Interactive locations in a match

Treat a typed place name as an interactive location until you have seen it resolve: it may change footing, sight lines, or how stacked disasters such as Tsunami and Nuke hit the arena. The official Meta Word /reset pass is the published tool that resets the world and heals everyone once per match when a location word plus a lethal stack leaves no safe ground.

1. Assume a place word changes traversable ground. Leave your current footing until you understand the new layout.
2. Watch whether the place blocks sight lines or traps players against existing disasters already stacking on the arena.
3. If you own /reset, remember it clears the world once per match — useful when a place word combines with a lethal stack.
4. Record the name in the Word Diary. Collector’s 150-discovery goal includes every category, not only disasters and monsters.
5. Do not copy a place-effect sentence from another website into your notes as fact. Prefer what you saw on place 77900175935766.

Where official names do exist

For categories with official examples, start here: Disasters, Monsters, Food, Memes & Powers. The full status-marked index is Words.

After this

• Words index
• Memes & Powers
• Items
• Match