Chordle badges

Chordle has 111 badges, each with its chance per roll. EP is 100 divided by the chance, so a 1 in 1,000 badge pays 100,000 EP. The rarest are two exact voicings, a textbook C major and Wagner's own Tristan chord, at 1 in 2,331,890 each.

• Major: A plain major triad: the textbook happy chord. 1 in 52, 5,204 EP
• Minor: A plain minor triad. 1 in 52, 5,204 EP
• Diminished: Stacked minor thirds: a diminished triad or seventh. 1 in 44, 4,355 EP
• Augmented: Stacked major thirds, maybe with a seventh. 1 in 28, 2,780 EP
• Sus: A suspended chord: no third, a second or fourth instead. 1 in 29, 2,934 EP
• Dominant 7: A dominant seventh, the chord that wants to resolve. 1 in 24, 2,412 EP
• Major 7: A major seventh: lounge and lo-fi. 1 in 29, 2,932 EP
• Minor 7: A minor seventh (or its twin, the major sixth). 1 in 29, 2,932 EP
• Half-Diminished: A minor seventh with a flat fifth. 1 in 90, 8,974 EP
• Minor 6: A minor triad with an added sixth: half-diminished's twin. 1 in 274, 27,395 EP
• Noir Chord: A minor triad with a major seventh: pure suspense. 1 in 68, 6,760 EP
• Add Nine: A triad with an added ninth. 1 in 34, 3,372 EP
• Power Chord: Just roots and fifths: rock and roll. 1 in 169, 16,893 EP
• Octaves: One note name, four times over. 1 in 4,164, 416,409 EP
• Bare Interval: Only two note names: an interval, not a chord. 1 in 37, 3,721 EP
• Cluster: Three keys in a row, each a semitone up (black keys count): an elbow on the keys. 1 in 323, 32,275 EP
• Free Jazz: No chord name fits. Call it jazz. 1 in 2, 151 EP
• Four Voices: Four different note names. 1 in 2, 163 EP
• Doubled: One note name twice. 1 in 3, 282 EP
• Two-Tone: Only two note names. 1 in 30, 3,049 EP
• One Hand: All four keys within an octave. 1 in 135, 13,546 EP
• Two Hands: Two hands can play it. 1 in 3, 343 EP
• Needs Three Hands: No two hands can reach it. 1 in 1, 143 EP
• All Ivory: White keys only. 1 in 9, 861 EP
• One Black Key: One black key. 1 in 3, 293 EP
• Two Black Keys: Two black keys. 1 in 3, 279 EP
• Three Black Keys: Three black keys. 1 in 6, 628 EP
• All Ebony: Black keys only. 1 in 40, 3,959 EP
• Whole-Tone: Fits a whole-tone scale. 1 in 9, 859 EP
• Pentatonic: Fits a pentatonic scale, and no whole-tone one. 1 in 6, 597 EP
• Octatonic: Fits the half-whole scale, and no whole-tone or pentatonic one. 1 in 3, 266 EP
• Diatonic: Fits a major scale, and no whole-tone, pentatonic or octatonic one. 1 in 6, 636 EP
• Cursed: Sweetness band 1 of 8. 1 in 724, 72,396 EP
• Grating: Sweetness band 2 of 8. 1 in 54, 5,434 EP
• Crunchy: Sweetness band 3 of 8. 1 in 9, 882 EP
• Tense: Sweetness band 4 of 8. 1 in 3, 290 EP
• Mellow: Sweetness band 5 of 8. 1 in 3, 308 EP
• Warm: Sweetness band 6 of 8. 1 in 7, 672 EP
• Sweet: Sweetness band 7 of 8. 1 in 22, 2,215 EP
• Heavenly: Sweetness band 8 of 8. 1 in 355, 35,477 EP
• Diabolus: A tritone, the devil in music. 1 in 2, 241 EP
• Double Devil: At least two tritones. 1 in 12, 1,167 EP
• Attic: Every key from C5 up. 1 in 35, 3,531 EP
• Rumble: Every key from A0 to A1. 1 in 3,261, 326,138 EP
• Music Box: Every key from C7 up. 1 in 3,261, 326,138 EP
• Rock Bottom: The lowest key, A0. 1 in 22, 2,200 EP
• Top C: The highest key, C8. 1 in 22, 2,200 EP
• Full Range: Both ends of the keyboard. 1 in 638, 63,800 EP
• Middle C: Middle C is in it. 1 in 22, 2,200 EP
• Bass Clef: All four keys below middle C. 1 in 28, 2,835 EP
• Mostly Bass: One key at middle C or above. 1 in 5, 521 EP
• Grand Staff: Two keys below middle C, two above. 1 in 3, 279 EP
• Mostly Treble: Three keys at middle C or above. 1 in 3, 325 EP
• Treble Clef: All four keys at middle C or above. 1 in 11, 1,101 EP
• Huddle: Lowest to highest key spans 3 to 24 semitones. 1 in 17, 1,664 EP
• Spread: Lowest to highest key spans 25 to 42 semitones. 1 in 5, 467 EP
• Wide: Lowest to highest key spans 43 to 60 semitones. 1 in 3, 289 EP
• Wider: Lowest to highest key spans 61 to 72 semitones. 1 in 4, 434 EP
• Wingspan: Lowest to highest key spans 73 to 80 semitones. 1 in 9, 911 EP
• Wall to Wall: Lowest to highest key spans 81 to 87 semitones. 1 in 25, 2,507 EP
• Power Base: A fifth above the bass note. 1 in 4, 432 EP
• Sunny Side: A major third above the bass note. 1 in 4, 417 EP
• Moody: A minor third above the bass note. 1 in 4, 411 EP
• Anchored: The bass note's name comes back higher up. 1 in 5, 464 EP
• Pyramid: The gaps shrink going up, like overtones. 1 in 6, 644 EP
• Rubbing Shoulders: Two keys one semitone apart. 1 in 8, 759 EP
• Bookends: Lowest and highest key share a name. 1 in 12, 1,191 EP
• Cat Walk: Four keys 1 semitone apart. 1 in 27,434, 2,743,400 EP
• Diminished Stack: Four keys 3 semitones apart. 1 in 29,518, 2,951,759 EP
• Augmented Stack: Four keys 4 semitones apart. 1 in 30,683, 3,068,276 EP
• Quartal: Four keys 5 semitones apart. 1 in 31,944, 3,194,370 EP
• Fifths: Four keys 7 semitones apart. 1 in 34,804, 3,480,433 EP
• Octave Ladder: Four keys 12 semitones apart. 1 in 44,844, 4,484,404 EP
• BABE: White keys that spell BABE, low to high. 1 in 18,507, 1,850,706 EP
• BEAD: White keys that spell BEAD, low to high. 1 in 18,507, 1,850,706 EP
• BEEF: White keys that spell BEEF, low to high. 1 in 18,507, 1,850,706 EP
• CAFE: White keys that spell CAFE, low to high. 1 in 33,313, 3,331,271 EP
• CAGE: White keys that spell CAGE, low to high. 1 in 33,313, 3,331,271 EP
• DEAD: White keys that spell DEAD, low to high. 1 in 18,507, 1,850,706 EP
• EDGE: White keys that spell EDGE, low to high. 1 in 33,313, 3,331,271 EP
• FACE: White keys that spell FACE, low to high. 1 in 18,507, 1,850,706 EP
• FADE: White keys that spell FADE, low to high. 1 in 18,507, 1,850,706 EP
• FEED: White keys that spell FEED, low to high. 1 in 66,625, 6,662,543 EP
• B-A-C-H: The notes B♭ A C B♮: Bach's signature. 1 in 569, 56,931 EP
• Tristan: The Tristan chord: F B D♯ G♯. 1 in 850, 84,981 EP
• Sharp Nine: E G♯ D G: the dominant sharp-nine. 1 in 971, 97,122 EP
• Dream Chord: G C C♯ D: the dream chord. 1 in 850, 84,981 EP
• Wagner: Wagner's own voicing: F3 B3 D♯4 G♯4. 1 in 2,331,890, 233,189,000 EP
• Textbook: C4 E4 G4 C5, exactly. 1 in 2,331,890, 233,189,000 EP
• Nice: MIDI 69 is in it: A4, the A440 tuning note. 1 in 22, 2,200 EP
• Six Seven: MIDI 67 is in it. 1 in 22, 2,200 EP
• Six Seven Nice: MIDI 67 and 69 together. 1 in 638, 63,800 EP
• Blaze: The MIDI numbers add up to 420. 1 in 259,099, 25,909,889 EP
• Not Found: The MIDI numbers add up to 404. 1 in 17,146, 1,714,625 EP
• Lucky Seven: A MIDI number ending in 7. 1 in 3, 281 EP
• Triple Seven: Three MIDI numbers ending in 7. 1 in 345, 34,485 EP
• W: The chord has a name. 1 in 3, 326 EP
• Based: A named chord with its root in the bass. 1 in 9, 896 EP
• Plot Twist: A named chord over another bass note. 1 in 5, 514 EP
• NPC: The most common roll: Free Jazz, three hands, two black keys. 1 in 5, 548 EP
• Delulu: White keys only, and still no chord name. 1 in 17, 1,659 EP
• Main Character: The top key soars two octaves above the rest. 1 in 3, 344 EP
• Sigma: The bass sits three octaves below the rest. 1 in 8, 796 EP
• Don't Panic: Spans exactly 42 semitones. 1 in 62, 6,182 EP
• It's Over 9000: The four frequencies add up to over 9,000 Hz. 1 in 92, 9,215 EP
• Mid: The MIDI numbers add up to 258: dead center. 1 in 130, 12,966 EP
• Ohio: Two tritones and two half steps at once. 1 in 7,403, 740,283 EP
• Canon Event: Exactly D, F♯ and A. 1 in 626, 62,618 EP
• Rizz: A major seventh in one hand. 1 in 4,287, 428,656 EP
• The Lick: D E F G, low to high. 1 in 11,104, 1,110,424 EP
• GOAT: The sweetest score there is. 1 in 25,074, 2,507,409 EP