Aggro Crag

All three contestants raced to climb a fabricated mountain,
activating a series of lighted targets (commonly referred to as
"actuators") (six and later seven in the first season; eight from the
second season on) on their way to the peak. If a contestant missed any
of the actuators along the way, a spotter at the top (often referred to
as the "crag troll") prevented that play from completing the climb until
he or she returned and activated whatever targets they missed.  Each
contestant had a separate (but identical) side of the mountain to climb,
and was not permitted to cross into their opponent's paths or disrupt
their progress. The first contestant to successfully activate each
actuator, including the final one at the peak of the mountain, earned
first-place worth 725 points. The second- and third-place contestants
earned 550 and 375 points, respectively.

The players' final actuator had a number of different
appearances. In Season 1, two triangular flags against a pole were for
each player. The first place player would have both flags lit up, for
second place, one flag was lit up and for third place, no flags would be
lit. In Season 2, there were three flags. However, the first place
player had only one flag light up while third place had all three of
their lights up. In the Mega Crag, the final actuator was reshaped into a
four sided trapezoid (a lightning sound effect would always sound when a
player hit their final actuator). In the Super Aggro Crag, it was again
reshaped almost like the mountain. In either case, the first place
player would have all three lights lights lit up while third place had
one light light up.

A number of violations on the Crag could result in a player automatically receiving third place points. These included:

* Inadvertently crossing into another player's section of the mountain (explained by Moira in the rules)
* Using a railing to finish climbing up the mountain instead of

the rock climb (only in the first nine episodes to feature the Mega
Crag, this rule was dropped later in the season due to the unfair nature
of the rule)

* Accidentally hitting someone else's actuator (accidentally

pressing the final actuator at the top would not be counted against
them)

* Making a false start at the beginning of the climb, i.e., beginning before the whistle
* Finishing the climb without lighting all of one's own actuators
* Not stepping on all of the boulders in the Crag's "Boulder

Canyon" section at the base of the mountain, a rule introduced in the
second season. The disqualified players usually ended up not stepping on
the last and smallest boulder in Boulder Canyon.

The increased point structure in the event allowed contestants to
overcome a deficit of up to 300 points, despite earlier mistakes. It
also nearly ensured that no two contestants could achieve a tie score.
The only way two contestants could tie on the Crag was if they both
violated the rules as outlined above, which happened on a few occasions.
Although theoretically possible, a tie in the contestants' total scores
never happened, even when two contestants were disqualified on the
Aggro Crag.

* A double disqualification occurred in the following episodes:
	+ Laura vs. Daniel vs. Joshua
	+ Rawley vs. Eric vs. Drew
	+ Phil vs. Jason vs. Leanne
	+ B.J. vs. Garrett vs. Tina
	+ Jerome vs. Jason vs. Pat
	+ Artiom vs. Michal vs. Jeremy
	+ Ben vs. Roy vs. Alexandre
	+ Iris vs. Angela vs. Orlando
	+ Marco vs. Rachael vs. Christina
	+ Pedro vs. Michal vs. Jeremy