PokéORG: Reshuffle

***PokéORG: Reshuffle*** is the fourteenth season of *PokéORG*.

At the start of the season's release, it was announced that twelve formerly-used Pokémon would be added back into the usable pool due to their former players being banned from the series. These players were then replaced by Missingno.

The twelve new re-additions were Arceus, Blaziken, Darkrai, Gallade, Girafarig, Infernape, Lanturn, Mewtwo, Pachirisu, Persian, Piplup, and Throh.

## Twists/Changes

* **Returning Captains**: Three previous contestants were "reshuffled" back into the deck to compete alongside fifteen new players for another chance to win, with one captain per tribe. Each of the captains were voted out before the merge in their respective seasons and given a chance to rewrite their history.
* **Tribe Swap**: On Day 8, the Costa tribe was dissolved and the remaining fifteen player were shuffled onto two tribes of seven.
	+ **One-Time Exile**: Like last season, the one person not chosen at the swap would be exiled and would join the losing tribe.
* **Mutiny**: Shortly after the swap and results of the fourth Immunity Challenge, players were given the option to compete in a challenge for the opportunity to mutiny over to the opposing tribe, with only the top two scoring players would mutiny as long as they survived the round.
* **Card Game**: Perhaps the most controversial safari system in PokéORG's history, players were tasked to fight other Pokémons to first obtain them under a card version, and later use them to fight in another safari. They could also scavenge for ressources to help them craft items.

#### Advantages

* **Hidden Immunity Idol**: Every idol this season came with a special caveat. All idols expire after the final six Tribal Council.
	+ **Dependency Idol**: In order to play this idol, its user must predict another player's vote at that Tribal Council. If they guess correctly, then the idol works as normal and will negate all votes cast against the player of its user's choice. However, if they guess incorrectly, the idol is rendered null and will be wasted.
	+ **Plurality Idol**: Rather than being played on a specific player, this idol will automatically be played for the player who received the most votes at said tribal.
	+ **Growth Idol**: Unlike other idols, this idol will start off only being able to negate one vote, but can be powered up. For every one vote that its holder receives while in possession of the advantage, it will increase the number of votes the idol can negate by one.
	+ **Hopeful Idol**: In order for this idols to have power, its holder must give an **Idol Nullifier** to another player in the game. The other player will be informed that this idol exists and who holds it. The Nullifier can be used to nullify this idol only.
* **Immunity Blessing**: A non-transferrable advantage that allows its holder to grant Individual Immunity to one player that is not themselves. This advantage expires after the final seven.
* **Extra Vote**: An advantage that allows its user to vote twice at Tribal Council. This advantage expires after the final six.
* **Vote Steal**: An advantage that allows its user to steal a vote from another player and allowing its user to vote twice at tribal. This advantage expires after the final six, however, this was never found.

## Post-Season Awards

**Player of the Season:** Joshua

**Hero of the Season:** Tar

**Villain of the Season:** Joshua

**Class Clown:** Ren

**Best Confessionals:** Aidan

**Best Narrative:** Tar

**Best Alliance:** Pancakes are Better (Rye, Haley, and Liz)

**Best Move:** Rye, Tar, and Waffles taking control of F9 vote.

**Robbed Juror:** Aidan

**Robbed Prejuror:** Benj

**Most Underrated:** Harry

**Best Duo:** Haley and Liz

## Trivia

* All three returning captains have a three-letter name.
* *Reshuffle* is the second season with returning players to have all of which beat their previous placements, following *Galar*.
	+ Coincidentally, both seasons are the only (official) captains seasons.