Nick

Nick is a contestant on Visionary Survivor: Blood vs Water.

## Blood vs Water Summary

Coming in as the blood of Wyatt, one of the more chaotic players Visionary has seen, many viewers were intrigued to see what kind of player Nick would be and how he would fare in the season. Contrary to Wyatt, Nick ended up becoming a more low profile kind of player despite initiating the first alliance on the Hera tribe.

With the Hera tribe losing the first challenge of the season Nick went right into strategy mode, assembling his numbers to form the first alliance of the season. This alliance consisted of himself, Enrique, Maji, Amani, Toon, and Hunter. The alliance would prove to be very effective, but rather short lived. After Hunter confronted Noahh at camp due to political disagreements shortly before the first tribal council Nick started to second guess his decision to include him in the alliance. After Noahh was eliminated, Danny soon followed due to his inactivity. After losing the fourth immunity challenge, the members of the ‘Sailor Scouts’ alliance that Nick had formed were starting to form their own personal agendas. Or at the very least they were starting to come up with plans that didn’t include Hunter. Several members of the alliance had started forming closer bonds with Quizzy and Zura, two tribemates that were outside of the alliance and were Hunter’s main targets by default. Due to no one having any interest in continuing the game with Hunter, he was eliminated.

After Hunter's elimination came a tribe swap. Nick remained on the Hera tribe with all of his allies except for Amani, which put him in a great position. His time on this swapped Hera tribe saw the deepening of his bonds with Maji and especially Enrique, as well as the formation of new bonds with Matthew and Epoxy; two former Zeus members. With his numbers stable and steady, Nick started to assume a bit of a back seat role, not being as aggressive about votes or alliances as he was on the original Hera tribe. On this new Hera tribe everyone was getting along well, except for Toon whose social game was severely lacking in comparison. After losing the sixth challenge it was looking extremely obvious that Toon would be going home. So obvious that none one on the Hera tribe wanted to split the vote in fear that it would alienate whoever was voted for. So, they opted to take their chances with a potential advantage play from Toon. Naturally, Toon played a Tribal Council Exit Ticket advantage that nullified every vote at tribal council, including his own. With not a single vote to go off of Epoxy was unfortunately voted out by wheel.

After one of the craziest tribal councils in Visionary history, Nick took the forefront in lying to Toon about what happened. Since his advantage didn’t allow him to see the vote reveal or be present at tribal he was left with his own assumptions. But after Jay caved in and told the truth, Toon was left feeling even more alienated than he already did. Fortunately, the new Hera tribe won the final pre-merge challenge and reached the merge without attending another tribal council.

Heading into such a large merge there was a lot of uncertainty. The only numbers Nick felt 100% about were Enrique and Maji. As soon as the castaways returned to camp as one tribe Nick and Enrique started spying on everyone as they searched for advantages. While they didn’t catch anyone else, Enrique did find himself a Tribal Council ExitTicket. Unfortunately for Nick this didn’t up being much use as Enrique never told him about it. With the first tribal council looming after Quizzy won immunity, there was a lot up in the air in terms of targets. With so many different social dynamics and relationships floating around it was hard for people to pinpoint targets. Which is exactly what ended up making Nick a target. Ironically, many felt that he was an isolated number since his partner had been eliminated early in the pre-merge and he hadn’t been as heavily involved in strategy talks. But that was just the minority vote, the majority of castaways decided to vote for Gabe. But after Kaden gave him his legacy to play before the vote, Gabe was spared and Nick became the first juror in a \*7-5-1 vote.