Wikipedia:Department of Fun/Word Association/Dice Association

Welcome to Dice Association! In this game, you roll virtual dice and go to that number's link on the last article/word listed. Count the number of links, and add the link with the same number as you received from your dice roll. Note: when counting, do NOT count words in pronunciation links, infoboxes, picture captions, or "see also" lines (including introductory lines mentioning other possible uses - such as "For other uses, see Bewitched (disambiguation)"). In the event that your dice roll sends you to a red link, interwiki link, or external link, continue to the next blue link (do not add red links, interwiki links, or external links to the game). If the article is short and there is an insufficient number of blue links for the number you rolled, return to the first link and continue counting from where you left off. If a dice roll sends you to a disambiguation page, use the disambiguation page; if a disambiguation page is the current article/word, use it as you would any other page. If a dice roll sends you to a page with no blue links at all, roll the dice again.

Example

For example, if the last article listed was Bewitched, and you rolled a six, you would use David White (actor) (not Agnes Moorehead).

This page is about the American television sitcom. For other uses, see Bewitched (disambiguation)[Don't count].

Bewitched is an American situation comedy originally broadcast for eight seasons on ABC[1] from 1964 to 1972, starring Elizabeth Montgomery[2], Dick York[3] (1964–1969), Dick Sargent[4] (1969–1972), Agnes Moorehead[5] and David White[6]. The show is about a witch who marries a mortal and tries to lead the life of a typical suburban housewife. Bewitched continues to be seen throughout the world in syndication and on DVD and was the longest-running supernatural-themed sitcom of the 1960s–1970s era.

Additional

When adding your word, add the dice roll you got in parentheses after your word. If creating a new game, put "#" in the parentheses after the initial word. Branches are permitted, but only on multiples of 100. Repeating words are possible and permitted. Have fun!

Game 1: Kfar Shalem

The dice roll link is here: [1]

Kfar Shalem (#), Arab (6), Genealogy (7), One-name study (7), Pedigree (2), England (7), Wales (5), Atlantic Ocean (8), Herodotus (8), Halicarnassus (3), Turkey (5), Southern Europe (8), United Nations (7), World War II (8), List of wars and anthropogenic disasters by death toll (9), World War II (6), List of wars and anthropogenic disasters by death toll (9), Mongol Empire (9), Central Asia (3), Middle Asia (7), Russian Empire (6), Romanisation of Russian (3), Cyrillic alphabet (3), Slavic languages (5), South Slavic languages (10), Hungarian language (6), Finnish language (3), Norway (8), Scandinavian Peninsula (6), Peninsula (9), Isthmus (5), Isthmus of Panama (7), Panama Canal (6), Ship (6), Coast Guard (10), Border control (3), Customs (9), Hazard (5), Natural environment (4), Natural phenomenon (12), Nature (7), Subatomic particle (3), Atom (4), Neutron (7), Electric charge (2), Electron (5), Angular momentum (7), Torque (11), Tau (8), Greek numerals (4), Roman numerals (7), Decimal (3), Fraction (mathematics) (8), Powers of 10 (7), 100 (number) (7), Hecto- (8), Hectopascal (4), Young's modulus (6), Elastic modulus (10), Tensile stress (9), Strength of materials (7), Work hardening (7), Heat treatment (6), Metallurgy (5), Alloy (5), Iron (7), Type II supernova (11), Elliptical galaxy (8), Hubble sequence (8), Amateur astronomy (9), Binoculars (10), Optical telescope (2), Image sensor (7), Active-pixel sensor (5), Camera tube (9), Royal Society (12), Grant-in-aid (5), State (polity) (5), Roman law (6), 439 BC (6), Spurius Maelius (7), Florus (11), Publius Annius Florus (9), Rhetoric (3), Memoria (7), Public speaking (6), Interpersonal communication (5), Nonverbal communication (7), Haptic communication (4), Platonic love (6), Florence (4), Middle Ages (11), Eastern Roman Empire (8), Constantine the Great (10), Christianity (3), The life of Jesus in the New Testament (7), Gospel of John (10), Resurrection appearances of Jesus (5), Primary sources (6), Political history (9), People's history (8), Great Man theory (9), Machiavellianism (6), Huguenot (7), Calvinism (3), Huldrych Zwingli (7), Erasmus (9), Sobriquet (8), Walter William Skeat (10), Christ's College, Cambridge (6), Henry VII of England (6), Wars of the Roses (7), Earl of Richmond (7), Brittany (5), Great Britain (7), England (10), English Channel (9), Breton language (2), British language (6), Britons (historical) (3), British Iron Age (3), Prehistoric Ireland (8), Pleistocene (12), Quaternary (5), Pleistocene (8) Quaternary (6) Cenozoic (2), Million years ago (4), Last Glacial Maximum (9), British Isles (5), Guernsey (11), British Isles (terminology) (2), Archipelago (5), Aegean Sea (9), Dardanelles (9), Helle (mythology) (3), Ino (Greek mythology) (7), Athamas (8), Ino (Greek mythology) (6), Epithet (4), Sobriquet (7), French language (7), Quebec (7), French language (8), Gabon (10), Democracy (11), 508 BC (5), Roman consul (3), Veto (3), United States of America (7), Washington, DC (8), George Washington (5), History of Virginia (7), Great Awakening (9), Cane Ridge, Kentucky (8), Churches of Christ (12), Barton W. Stone (8), Salvation (6), Eternity (5), Newton's laws of motion (6), Motion (physics) (4), Momentum (10), Euclidean vector (4), Algebraic operation (7), Trigonometric functions (4), Differential equation (7), Function (mathematics) (3), Map (mathematics) (8), Topology (9), Geometry (4), Volume (5), Line (mathematics) (5), Projective geometry (6), Parallel lines (12), Driver: Parallel Lines (6), Driv3r (9), United Kingdom (7), Northern Ireland (6), Ulster (10), Northern Ireland (9), United Kingdom Census 2001 (6), ONS coding system (8), Postcode (8), Hong Kong (8), Taishan (8), Greater Taishan Region (7), Enping (10), Overseas Chinese (6), Zhonghua minzu (7), Nation state (7), Ethnic group (9), Common ancestry (6), On the Origin of Species (8), Second voyage of HMS Beagle (10), Charles Darwin (5), Natural selection (9), Phenotype (7), Genotype-phenotype distinction (7), Heredity (8), Evolution (3), Genetic diversity (8), Frequency-dependent selection (8), Luuk Tinbergen (9), Netherlands (3), Belgium (8), Dutch language (8), Sint Maarten (8), List of islands of the Netherlands Antilles (7), Klein Curaçao (6), Day-tripper (9), Religion (7), Tradition (7), Holiday (4), Observation (6), Scientific method (5), Oxford English Dictionary (6), Quotation (10), Bartlett's Familiar Quotations (8), Quotation (2), The Yale Book of Quotations (10), Advertising slogan (8), Brand (3), Slogan (6), Motto (12), Lord Lyon King of Arms (7), Court of the Lord Lyon (4), HM Treasury (9), Downing Street (12), Oliver Cromwell (15), Lord Protector (4), Regent (7), King of Denmark (9), Denmark (3), Northern Europe (2), Lithuania (8), Denmark (7), Kingdom of Denmark (6), Atlantic Ocean (7), Atlas (mythology) (5), Iapetus (4), Iapetus (moon) (8), Tidal locking (8), Charon (moon) (8), New Horizons (9), Pluto (4), Kuiper belt (8), Small Solar System body (8), Comets (5), Solar radiation (7), Earth (7), Atmosphere of Earth (10), Solar radiation (7), Visible light (5), Wavelength (5), Phase (waves) (3), Radian (8), SI derived unit (5), Radian (8), Steradian (8), Planar angles (5), Great circle (8), Euclidean space (8), Theorem (12), Propositional calculus (10), Modus ponens (7), Statement (logic) (8), Truthbearer (10), Type–token distinction (5), Substitution (logic) (7), Axiomatic system (8), Mathematical theory (6), Body of knowledge (8), Ontology (information science) (7), Entities (3), Alexander the Great (6), Ancient Greeks (7), Classical Greece (7), Literature (8), History of printing (11), Textile (7), Weaving (8), Felt (6), Central Asia (9), Caspian Sea (3), List of lakes by area (3), Titan (moon) (6), List of natural satellites by diameter (8), Dwarf planets (4), Hydrostatic equilibrium (4), Small Solar System body (7), Comet (7), Sun (2), Incandescence (5), Infrared (4), Nanometer (6), Metric system (6), SI derived unit (6), SI base unit (2), Meter (9), Length (5).

Word count is 300/300 as of word: Length.

Branch 1: Political history (closed)

Political history (#), Social history (10), Journal of Social History (5), George Mason University (3), Prince William County, Virginia (8), Manassas, Virginia (7), Virginia (5), Richmond, Virginia (8), Interstate 95 in Virginia (10), Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike (9), Richmond, Virginia (6), Commonwealth (U.S. state) (2), Res publica (9), Nominative case (4), Verb argument (8), Clause (5), Null subject language (6), Subject (grammar) (5), Noun phrase (8), Determiner (linguistics) (9), Article (grammar) (3), Grammatical number (11), Semelfactive (5), Grammatical aspect (2), Adverb (11), Determiner (linguistics) (4), Article (grammar) (3), Definiteness (10), Basque language (6), Northern Basque Country (6), Pyrénées-Atlantiques (6), Guyenne (7), Bordelais (8), Bordelaise sauce (12), Red wine (5), Classification of wine (7), Chianti (11), Canaiolo (10), Marche (5), San Marino (9), European microstates (6), Liechtenstein (5), Austria (6), Switzerland (9), Latin language (4), Proto-Indo-European language (5), Sanskrit (7), Languages with official status in India (6), British Raj (9), League of Nations (10), Negotiation (9), Broker (7), Commission (remuneration) (3), Principal-agent problem (4), Conflict of interest (7), Denotation (7), Word (4), Stem (linguistics) (7), Suppletion (9), Irregular verb (6), Language acquisition (7), Animal communication (7), Name (9), Napoleon III (11), List of Presidents of France (7), National Convention (9), French Directory (8), Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras (10), Var (department) (7), Saint-Raphaël, Var (12), Var (department) (3), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (3), Avignon (7), Precipitation (meteorology) (12), Cloud (11), Planet (6), Gravity (5), Sun (5), Hydrogen (7), Atomic mass unit (5), Carbon-12 (11), Proton (5), Fundamental particles (11), Meson (10), Big Bang (7), Priesthood (Catholic Church) (8), Priest (7), Shintoism (4), Nihon Shoki (3), Archaeology (4), Architecture (7), Structure (6), Entity (7) Spirit (11), Vitalism (2), Prana (10), Manas (early Buddhism) (5), Apperception (9), Johann Friedrich Herbart (8), Oldenburg (city) (7).

Word count is 100/100 as of word: Oldenburg (city). (Branch closed)

Branch 2: Evolution (closed)

Evolution (#), Anatomy (5), Embryology (7), Fetus (5), Fertilisation (8), Sperm (3), Human (6), Homo (3), Australopithecine (3), Pliocene (11), Stratum (11), Stratigraphy (4), Lithostratigraphy (6), Igneous rock (7), Lava (7), Liquid (7), State of matter (9), Interstellar medium (7), Atomic (8), Atom (disambiguation) (7), Atom (measure theory) (2), Singleton (mathematics) (5), Tuple (4), Function (mathematics) (11), Statistics (11), Median (8), Outlier (9), Computer science (31), Computational complexity theory (8), Prime number (7), Up to (6), All other things being equal (2), Antecedent (logic) (4), Denying the antecedent (6), Alan Turing (7), Logician (4), Computer science (7), Computer scientist (4), Software engineering (7), Von Neumann architecture (8), John von Neumann (4), Hydrodynamics (10), Force (8), SI unit (3), Systems of measurement (7), Weight (11), Scalar (physics) (3), Proper rotation (8), Mirror image (7), Reflection symmetry (10), Mirror image (7), Reflection symmetry (10), Three-dimensional space (5), Width (4), Height (5), Dimension (7), Mathematical space (3), Euclid (7), Mathematics (7), Space (5), Conceptual framework (10), Dante (2), World literature (7), Capitalism (7), Profit (economics) (4), Risk-return spectrum (4), Sharpe Ratio (5), Expected value (11), Dice (3), Integer (10), Number (3), Nominal number (4), National Insurance number (9), HM Revenue and Customs (4), Taxation in the United Kingdom (5), United Kingdom corporation tax (7), Profits tax (6), Partnership (12), Commenda (8), Republic of Venice (4), Venetian (4), Venetian language (4), Trentino (9), Regions of Italy (7), Kingdom of Italy (8), Italian unification (5), History of Rome (8), Etruscan civilization (8), Emilia-Romagna (7), University of Bologna (11), Alma mater (4), Ceres (mythology) (9), Roman festivals (8), Glossary of ancient Roman religion (8), Religion in ancient Rome (4), Rome (2), List of cities in the European Union by population within city limits (6), Berlin (7), Brandenburg (6).

Word count is 100/100 as of word: Brandenburg. (Branch closed)

Branch 3: Length

Length (#), Size (9), Height (5), Elevation (5), Altitude (12), Pascal (unit) (11), Standard atmosphere (unit) (11), Dyne (10), Centimetre (8), Metric system (3), MKS system of units (10), Second (4), Day (4), Atomic electron transition (10), Energy level (5), Molecule (7), Quantum mechanics (6), Energy (12), Physical quantity (2), ISO/IEC 80000 (6), Standard (5), Gold Standard (8), Gold (5), Group 11 element (10), Cladding (metalworking) (11), Cold rolling (7), Lüders band (6), Dislocation (5), Crystal (10), Atom (2), Picometer (8), Metre (4), North Pole (11), Longitude (7), Earth (4), Life (6), Reproduction (9), Gametes (11),

Word count is 38/100 as of word: Gametes.