 (0 comments) | Far AwayTake a picture of your octopus as far as possible from its registered addressSilk in Fort Lauderdale
Rank: 15 out of 22 |
 (0 comments) | Altitude I(Flying Split) Take a picture of your Octopus at the highest possible altitude, while flying.Silk at 36,000 feet
Rank: 8 out of 13 |
 (0 comments) | FriendsFit as many registered octopodes as possible into the same picture. (The more the better.)Silk, Octopus Prime, and unregistered octopus Artifact Bonus: 3
Rank: 13 out of 18 |
 (0 comments) | AddressTake a picture of your octopus with the largest house/building street number available.Silk on Mass Ave in Cambridge
Rank: 12 out of 15 |
 (0 comments) | AquaticDemonstrate that your octopus is at home in an aquatic environment.Silk swimming under water
Rank: 9 out of 20 |
 (0 comments) | CostumeThe octopus with the best Halloween costumeSilk as Jack the Ripper
Rank: 6 out of 11 |
 (0 comments) | CooperationMultiple octopodes cooperate together to accomplish something no single octopus could do alone!Stubford directs & navigates, Silk operates the stick, Octopus Prime steers, and Oct & Kick work the pedals.
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Rank: 6 out of 10 |
 (0 comments) | CamouflageOctopodes are masters of color-changing and camouflage to perfectly blend in with their backgrounds. Or maybe they just choose their backgrounds very carefully.Here's Silk, hiding amongst his natural coloring.
Rank: 14 out of 18 |
 (0 comments) | StackThe tallest stack of octopodesSilk, Octopus Prime, and unregistered octopus Artifact Bonus: 3
Rank: 10 out of 14 |
 (0 comments) | EnteringDue to their squishability and flexibility, octopodes are very good at getting into small, hard-to-get-into places. Document your octopus in the best example of somewhere hard to get into.Silk fitting into our mailslot. He also happens to be “entering” our house. :)
Rank: 7 out of 13 |
 (2 comments) | FunWhile the quest for Kingship is difficult, octopodes should enjoy themselves. Show off your octopus having the most fun.Silk's the life of the party! First, he starts with his champagne. And then he's drinking the champagne, with the appropriate strawberries and cheese to fill out the party. After really ramping up, he starts to drink right from the bottle. By the end of the night, he's really become the life of the party as he's swinging from the chandelier! What a fun guy he is!
Additional references: Rank: 4 out of 10 |
 (0 comments) | Far Apart I(Physically Present) Show two octopodes in one picture, the farthest distance apart. Both must be physically present. Document the distances involved.Silk and Octopus Prime across a couple of rooms. Pacing it off makes it to be 25 feet away.
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Rank: 4 out of 5 |
 (0 comments) | Meta EssenceThe octopus with the most glamorous glamour photo.Rank: 14 out of 34 |
(0 comments) | Meta PowerThe octopus scoring zero in the most contests.Rank: 13 out of 34 |
 (0 comments) | Meta MiscellanySubmit your own contest name and description, and a picture of your octopus being the best in it.The “Stylish” contest: Silk, in a Stylish top hat.
Rank: 5 out of 9 |
(0 comments) | Meta FellowshipYour octopus's cultural diversity is measured with an arcane algorithm that rewards cooperation with octopodes who are less popular.Rank: 21 out of 34 |
 (0 comments) | ChandelierStatistically, in addition to sitting on heads, octopodes seem to like chandeliers. Send in a photo of your octopus with the Best Chandelier!Silk on Chandelier
Rank: 7 out of 9 |
 (0 comments) | VertebrateOctopodes are honorary vertebrates in the UK! Send in a picture of your octopus making friends with the largest living vertebrate it can find.Silk being friendly with a vertebrate... me!!! (Said vertebrate being nigh-6 feet tall.)
Rank: 6 out of 7 |
