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The Mayan Relics

**The Mayan Relics** is a twist from *Survivor: Yucatan*. It introduced new unprecedented advantages into the game, each split into two halves, and requiring a from of payment to procure. This can result in the powers have a sole owner, or two shared owners.

## Overview

Few in number but great in power, the Relics had the potential to change the game in an instant. But like all powers they had to be played effectively to cause optimum damage.

The Relic powers worked in very specific way which is unlike other advantages. Each Relic began the game in two halves, with the path to a single half placed in multiple spaces on each tribe Idol Board. That means it was likely that each half of a single Relic could be found by two players on opposite tribes, but not guaranteed, as the Relics themselves were not directly placed on the Boards. This means it was possible for one player with connections to find both halves.

Each Relic half required purchasing with SuitBucks in the Pre-Merge, and Vote Sacrifice in the Post-Merge for a player to claim it, and they did not know what the power actually was before they had to buy the Relic half. Only once both halves of a Relic had been found did Shawn reveal to both owners (or the single sole owner of both halves) what power it holds.

The power did not require both half owners to agree to use it the same way. One member of the pair could make the sole choice to play the power and rob the other player of their chance to use it.

There was an alternative route that a shared Relic power can take. In the Pre-Meger a member of the pair could, if they wish, sell their half to the owner of the other half at a SuitBuck price of their choice. This could only work if the two half owners are of opposite factions, otherwise the split ownership would be locked.

Finally, if a player was voted out with a Relic half or a full Relic, they would have the ability to bequeath it to any player still in the game, including the owner of the other half, in the same vein as a Legacy Advantage or Fire Tokens. A Relic could only fully exit the game by being used or passing it's expiry.

Beyond these two methods, the Mayan Relics were non-transferable to any other player unless explicitly stated as a caveat. Not all Relics will be placed in the game at once, instead they were be fed into the game as the season progresses, with various Relics available at different points.
Tarnave

**Tarnave** *(tar-nayve)* is the merged tribe of Akaroa, Kayena and Lutana in *Survivor: Tasmania*. The tribe color is black and the tribe insignia is a black flower.

The **Tarnave** name returned as a 'faction' for *Survivor: All-Stars*, featuring four returning players from the *Tasmania* season.

## Members

### *Tasmania* Merged Tribe

►►**►** **AJ C.**

►►**►** **Billy V.**

►►**►** **Blake R.**

►►**►** **Evan T.**

►►**►** **Jack W.**

►►**►** **James R.**

►►**►** **Jayson B.**

►►**►** **Jimmy T.**

►►**►** **Julian W.**

►►**►** **Kolby A.**

►►**►** **Sagar O.**

►►**►** **Sam P.**

### *All-Stars* Faction

► **Evan T.**

► **Jayson B.**

► **Julian W.**

► **Sagar O.**
Shemu

## Buff

**Shemu** *(she-moo)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: River Nile*. The tribe color is orange and the tribe insignia is an orange cat hieroglyphic.

The tribe merged with Akhet and Peret into the Al Azim tribe on Day 6. There were four members remaining.

## Members

►**►** **Austin T.**

►**►** **Brandon C.**

►**►** **Deshon G.**

►**►** **Gus H.**

►**►** **Joey P.**
Paulette B.

* Heroes vs. Villains
* Second Chance
* Whakaari

**Paulette B.** is a contestant from *Survivor: Whakaari*, *Survivor: Second Chance* and *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*. In his first season, he placed fourth, and was the tenth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed seventeenth. In his third season, he placed fourteenth.

## *Survivor: Second Chance*

### Challenges

 2 | All Squared Up
 3 | Puzzle Pentathlon
 4 | Head to Hex
 5 | Terra Firma
Support Women’s Rights And Wrongs

***Support Women’s Rights And Wrongs*** is the fifth episode of *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*.

## Episode Events

* Heroes and Villains undergo a **Tribe Switch**.
	+ The Domitia and Maximia tribes are created in the switch.
* Domitia and Maximia tribe **idols** enter the game.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Ultimate Mind Over Grid*

* **Won by** Maximia
Play Your Idol You Whack Bitch

***Play Your Idol You Whack Bitch*** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Whakaari*.

## Episode Events

* **Vlad K.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.
* **Wes K.** successfully plays an **idol** on himself.
* **Tisha M.** **steals** **Sam W.'**s vote at Tribal Council.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Deadline*

* **Won by** Lilly
Open Menu

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

A small list of advantages, from which players can publicly purchase for themselves before the game begins.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Second Chance*

The **Open Menu** is a twist from *Survivor: Second Chance*. Functionally similar to the Advantage Menu, this twist allows castaways to select advantages on the list for themselves.

## Overview

Prior to the first immunity challenge, an Advantage Menu with five advantages is presented to all castaways. For each of the advantages, there is one per tribe.

Castaways are given three minutes to publicly purchase advantages using their tribe's SuitBucks. However, castaways are reminded that having more SuitBucks is a benefit when the tribes merge later in the game. In addition, the amount of SuitBucks in each tribe's bank after the Open Menu closes, will determine what type of time advantage they will receive in the first immunity challenge. Once an advantage has been purchased, that advantage can no longer be bought by anyone from that same tribe.

Therefore castaways must outweigh the risk of angering their tribe by spending their SuitBucks and giving their tribe a disadvantage in the first challenge, versus the chance to gain individual power for themselves if they feel they are in danger.
Power Charms

**Power Charms** is a twist from *Survivor: The Black Forest*. They were powerless advantages that players could find, but had to be given away in order to gain any power.

## Overview

Power Charms could be found on each tribes hunting grounds. Upon initially being found, these charms held no power. However, if given away to another player on the same tribe, the charm would become powerful. Further trading could increase the charms power even further, up to a certain point. At the start of the season, two charms were placed at each tribe's camp.

Once a player had held a particular Power Charm, it would not gain any power if that same charm was traded back to them. This ensured that players had to keep track of who each charm had been given to, in order to continue growing the charm's power.

After one trade, the charm would become an **Extra Vote** that was only good until the merge. After two trades, the charm would become a **Vote Stealer** that was also only good until the merge. After three trades, the **Vote Stealer** would become usable until the Final Six.
Pantheon

## Buff

**Pantheon** *(pan-thee-on)* is the merged tribe of Atros, Skala and Vouti in *Survivor: Cephalonia*. The tribe color is yellow and the tribe insignia is a yellow trident.

## Members

►►**►** **Ben L.**

►►**►** **Ben P.**

►►**►** **Cole H.**

►►**►** **Julian S.**

►►**►** **Klaus S.**

►►**►** **Ralib A.**

►►**►** **Rick D.**

►►**►** **Ryan C.**

►►**►** **Sea V.**

►►**►** **Shawn G.**

►►**►** **Spark Y.**

►►**►** **Stoner D.**
Samana

## Buff

**Samana** *(sah-mah-nah)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Bahamas*. The tribe color is teal and the tribe insignia is a blue ship wheel.

The tribe merged with Arawak and Inagua into the Eleuthera tribe on Day 7. There were three members remaining.

## Members

►**►** **Andrea O.**

►**►** **Logan H.**

►**►** **Michelle S.**

►**►** **Rodrigo S.**

►**►** **Rory P.**
Ready For Some Fireworks

## Ready For Some Fireworks

### **Next Episode**

"Kat Is Outta The Bag"

***Ready For Some Fireworks*** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: Maluku*.

## Episode Events

* Kelang and Saparua merge into Auraora.
* First Auraora **idol** enters the game.
* **Chili L.** plays an **Extra Vote**.
* **JT A.** plays an **Extra Vote**.
* **Nick J.** plays an **Extra Vote**.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Food Chain*

* **Won by** Chili, John, Kyle, Max and Nick
The Idol Return Policy

## The Idol Return Policy

### **Next Episode**

"Take Your Shot, Motherfuckers!"

***The Idol Return Policy*** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: Cephalonia*.

## Episode Events

* **Ryan C.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.
* **Ryan C.** is turned to stone by **Medusa** for failing her task.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Real-Estate Rumble*

* **Won by** Stoner
Sangwali

## Buff

**Sangwali** *(sang-wah-lee)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Zambezi*. The tribe color is red and the tribe insignia is a red giraffe.

The tribe merged with Kongola into the Bons Sinais tribe on Day 7. There were four original members and four switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Berry B.**

**►** **Grayson B.**

**►** **Joey L.**

**►** **Josh H.**

**►** **Marcus C.**

**►** **Sam K.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **Frank T.**

**►****►** **Joey L.**

**►****►** **Josh H.**

►**►** **Luer D.**

**►****►** **Marcus C.**

**►****►** **Sam K.**

►**►** **Tyrell N.**
Stranded Spirits

**Stranded Spirits** is a twist from *Survivor: Rogue Island*. The spirits of former players could be found throughout the season, alongside tasks inspired by their mistake, which players could complete in order to earn an advantage.

## Overview

While searching for the idol, players may stumble across various messages in a bottle. These messages would contain small words of wisdom from previous players, alongside a special task. By completing the assigned task, players would "correct" the mistakes of that stranded spirit, and earn an advantage as reward. Tasks were time-sensitive, usually needing to be completed at the next possible opportunity.

Players could also receive various messages through other game elements, such as swaps or challenges. Depending on how the player stumbled upon the message, they could also face punishment for accepting a task, but failing to complete it.
Never Got Close to Laying Down

***Never Got Close to Laying Down*** is the two-part season finale of *Survivor: River Nile*.

## Part One

### Episode Events

* **Ryan V.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on **Aaron M.**.
* **Aaron M.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on **Craig C.**.

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Blokus*

* **Won by** Ryan

## Part Two

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Timewarped*

* **Won by** Craig
Linwu

## Buff

**Linwu** 林 屋 *(lin-woo)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Naozhou*. The tribe color is teal and the tribe insignia is a teal circular ornament.

The tribe merged with Nakun into the Gongzhu tribe on Day 7. There were three original members and five switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Austin B.**

**►** **LeQuisha Q.**

**►** **Lilly R.**

**►** **Marissa W.**

**►** **Noah K.**

**►** **Will I.**

### Switched Tribe

**►****►** **Austin B.**

►**►** **Dana M.**

►**►** **Julio S.**

►**►** **Nolan K.**

►**►** **Ranz T.**

►**►** **Ryan D.**

►**►** **Stuart H.**
Show Me Your Tax Returns

***Show Me Your Tax Returns*** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: All-Stars*.

## Episode Events

* Clervaux, Vianden and Winseler merge into Belvaux.
* First and Second Belvaux tribe **idols** enter the game.
* **Tarnave** **faction** receives Individual Immunity for the first two post-merge Tribal Councils.
* **Marissa W.** successfully plays an **idol** on herself, given to her by **Nick M.**

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *King Game*

* **Won by** Chloe, Max and Ryan B.
Swap Not Snuff

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

A voted out player is swapped to the opposite tribe, instead of being eliminated.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Kalahari*
*Okinawa*

**Swap Not Snuff** was a twist introduced in *Survivor: Kalahari*. Instead of being voted out, the player who receives the most votes at a particular Tribal Council swaps to the opposite tribe, staying in the game.

## History/Appearances

In *Survivor: Kalahari*, the **Island Chest** was opened by Kelly R., unleashing the Swap Not Snuff twist. Hotazel lost immunity and were forced to attend Tribal Council, where they opted to vote out Kelly in a 3-2-2 vote. However due to the twist, Kelly did not go home, and was instead swapped to the Windhoek tribe.

In *Survivor: Okinawa*, the Swap Not Snuff twist was announced during the **Double Tribal Council** on Day 3. As a new additional component, the voted out players each had to choose one player from the tribe that just voted them out to bring with them to their new tribe. At Kerama, Tocan T. was voted out 1-0 after Lucy S. saved herself with a **Hidden Immunity Idol**, while Yokatsu opted to vote out Tommy S. in a 3-2-1-1 vote. Tocan chose October L. to join him on Yokatsu, and Tommy chose Farrah H. to join him on Kerama.
Pirate's Crew

The **Pirate's Crew** is a twist from *Survivor: Bahamas*. It designated specific roles to castaways on each tribe, with each role awarding them with a different challenge advantage.

## Overview

At the beginning of the season, each tribe must elect a Tribe Captain. The elected captain is given the responsibility of assigning specific roles to their fellow tribe mates. Each role grants a particular advantage in a type of future challenge - Speed, Puzzle, Knowledge, Flash Game, and Word Forming. If the corresponding castaway is present for their specific challenge type, they will be given an advantage in that challenge to aid their tribe. If the castaway is absent, then no advantage is awarded.

Two of the roles - the First Mate and the Sailing Master - also come with bonus perks, that will either give the selected castaway an advantage in a post-merge individual immunity challenge, or an advantage in the very first immunity challenge of the season, respectively. The captain is also responsible for sending one tribe member to The Brig (The Traitor role).
Olcha

## Buff

**Olcha** *(ohl-chah)* is the merged tribe of Bahor, Engil and Kecha in *Survivor: Uzbekistan*. The tribe color is magenta and the tribe insignia is a magenta mandala symbol.

## Members

►►►**►** **Austin G.**

►►►**►** **Erica M.**

►►►►**►** **Henry M.**

►►►**►** **Joshua T.**

►►►**►** **Mikael K.**

►►►**►** **Pugh P.**

►►►**►** **Rosa R.**

►►►**►** **Sean C.**

►►►**►** **Vishy V.**

►►►**►** **West B.**

►►►**►** **Will P.**

►►►**►** **Zyphren A.**
The One to Call the Merge Shot

***The One to Call the Merge Shot*** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: Tasmania*.

## Episode Events

* Akaroa, Kayena and Lutana merge into Tarnave.
* **Julian W.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.
* First Tarnave **idol** enters the game.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Food Chain*

* **Won by** AJ, Billy, Jayson and Sagar
Regatta

## Buff

**Regatta** *(reg-ah-tah)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Rogue Island*. The tribe color is green and the tribe insignia is a green anchor symbol.

The tribe merged with Malabar and Oswego into the El Faro tribe on Day 8. There were eight original members, and four switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Alfie D.**

**►** **Ben F.**

**►** **BT T.**

**►** **Corinn S.**

**►** **Jess H.**

**►** **Lee C.**

**►** **Nancy S.**

**►** **Qua D.**

**►** **Sola D.**

**►** **Waffles M.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **Briana M.**

►**►** **Conrad N.**

**►****►** **Corinn S.**

**►****►** **Lee C.**

**►****►** **Nancy S.**
Hidden Immunity Idol

The **Hidden Immunity Idol** is a power that features in all seasons of the Third Generation *Suitman's Survivor*. The purpose of it is to, one way or another, give the holder immunity when they choose to play it. The idol has influenced many of the contestants' strategies, whether they utilize the object, or defuse its powers.

## Overview

The idea of the Hidden Idol is that the owner is able to get Individual Immunity without the need of winning an Individual Immunity Challenge. The idol, when played at Tribal Council after the votes are cast and counted but before the host reads the votes, negates the votes that the holder would receive from the votes that were cast prior to its play at Tribal Council. Despite its potential to make its owner survive longer in the game, it can only be used once (where the idol will be either re-hidden or discarded after its use). With this, owners should be careful about divulging information about possessing one and/or when to use it, because a player can still be eliminated with the idol, thus going home bringing his/her idol with him (dubbed as "flushing"). Another limitation is that, the idol is only valid until the Final Five. It is possible for a player may hold more than one idol.

To find Hidden Immunity Idols easier, clues are provided to castaways. In the Third Generation, these clues refer to 24 unique locations in each tribe camp where an idol (or other items and advantages) can be found. Each episode, the players get one guess as to which location contains the Hidden Immunity Idol.

## Effective Use History

This list contains all castaways who had used their Hidden Immunity Idol(s) at a time that they would have been eliminated/tied for having the highest votes if they had not played it, eliminating the castaway with the next highest number of votes.
Alexa V.

* Second Chance
* Kalahari

**Alexa V.** is a contestant from *Survivor: Kalahari* and *Survivor: Second Chance*. In her first season, she placed fourteenth. In her second season, she placed twelfth, and was the second member of the jury.

## *Survivor: Kalahari*

### Challenges

 2 | On the Reverse
 3 | Target Run
 4 | Snakes and Ladders
 5 | Spampocalypse
Idol Nullifier

## Survivor Advantage

### **Description**

A special item that allows the user to negate the usage of a Hidden Immunity Idol.

### **Appearance(s)**

*All-Stars*
*Second Chance*
*River Nile*
*Okinawa*
*Valhalla*
*Final Verdict*
*Heroes vs. Villains*
*Iguazú Falls*

The **Idol Nullifier** was a power introduced in *Survivor: All-Stars*. It allows players to void the use of a Hidden Immunity Idol at Tribal Council, preventing an idol from negating any votes.

## Overview

The Idol Nullifier is a talisman that can be used at Tribal Council. If the castaway wishes to use it, he must do so while casting his or her vote. At the voting booth, the user must write the name of the intended target on the nullifier and place it in the voting urn, along with his or her vote. If an idol is played on the intended target, the host will verify its authenticity, but will also present the Idol Nullifier, informing the player that the idol has been rendered powerless. If the target does not play an idol, the advantage will be wasted and its user will remain anonymous if he or she chooses to be.

An Idol Nullifier can only negate one Hidden Immunity Idol, so it can be countered if a second Hidden Immunity Idol is played for the target.

The way the Idol Nullifier is placed in the game, how it can be found, and its longevity can vary from season.

* In *All-Stars*, this advantage was hidden in a Multi-Tribe Lockbox, in which players had to obtain four keys across different tribe camps to access the power and purchase it with SuitBucks. It could be used up to and including the Final Five, the same as idols.
* In *Second Chance*, this advantage was hidden in a Multi-Tribe Lockbox, in which players had to obtain three keys across different tribe camps to access the power and purchase it with SuitBucks. It could be used up to and including the Final Five, the same as idols.
* In *River Nile*, this advantage was one of the prizes available to be won in The Lost Pyramids. It could only be used at one of the next three Tribal Councils attended after being won.
* In *Okinawa*, this advantage was an option for players to select after winning a Samurai Duel. It could be used up to and including the Final Five, the same as idols.
* In *Valhalla*, this advantage was hidden as a Multi-Tribe Rune, in which players had to obtain four rune pieces across different tribe camps to access the power. It could be used up to and including the Final Five, the same as idols.
* In *Final Verdict*, this advantage was an option for players to claim through The Final Verdict twist. It could be used up to and including the Final Five, the same as idols.
* In *Heroes vs. Villains*, this advantage could be won through a Scales of Morality task. It could be used up to and including the Final Five, the same as idols.
* In *Iguazú Falls*, this advantage was hidden in a Multi-Tribe Lockbox, in which players had to obtain four keys across different tribe camps to access the power. It could be used up to and including the Final Five, the same as idols.
Reverse & Revoke

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

Reversal of the pre-merge game, forcing players to vote first and then compete in the challenge.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Maluku*
*Isle of Skye*
*Iguazú Falls*

**Reverse & Revoke** is a twist that first appeared in *Survivor: Maluku*. The twist reverses the basic pre-merge *Survivor* format so that players are forced to vote before they compete in the Immunity Challenge.

## History/Appearances

In *Survivor: Maluku*, the **Island Chest** was opened by JT A., unleashing Reverse & Revoke. The Kelang tribe voted out John B. by a vote of 4-2, while the Saparua tribe voted out Nathan G. by a vote of 5-1. After Saparua won the Immunity challenge, they chose to give away immunity to Kelang, eliminating Nathan and sparing John.

In *Survivor: Isle of Skye*, it was announced on Day 8 that it would be a Reverse & Revoke episode. The Cuillin tribe voted out Thomas O. by a vote of 5-1-1, while the Storr tribe voted out Average S. by a vote of 4-3. After Storr won the Immunity challenge, they chose to keep immunity, eliminating Thomas and sparing Average.

In *Survivor: Iguazú Falls*, it was announced on Day 9 that it would be a Reverse & Revoke episode. The Paraná tribe voted out Jaro T. by a vote of 7-0, while the Tapajós tribe voted out Tyler W. by a vote of 3-1. After Paraná won the Immunity challenge, they chose to give away immunity to Tapajós, eliminating Jaro and sparing Tyler.
Storr

## Buff

**Storr** *(st-ore)* is one of the two competing tribes in *Survivor: Isle of Skye*. The tribe color is white and the tribe insignia is a white celtic knot.

The tribe merged with Cuillin into the Oronsay tribe on Day 9. There were five original members and six switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Austin H.**

**►** **Average S.**

**►** **Gabe C.**

**►** **Josh F.**

**►** **Kevin N.**

**►** **Lonnie H.**

**►** **Philip A.**

**►** **Raven F.**

**►** **Tyler B.**

**►** **Xavier P.**

### Switched Tribe

**►****►** **Average S.**

►**►** **Bradley P.**

►**►** **Gus G.**

►**►** **Jared M.**

**►****►** **Kevin N.**

►**►** **Maxwell W.**

**►****►** **Philip A.**

**►****►** **Xavier P.**
The Dumbest, Most Infuriating, And Most Nonsensical Group Of Players

***The Dumbest, Most Infuriating, And Most Nonsensical Group Of Players*** is the fourteenth episode of *Survivor: Xibalba*.

## Episode Events

* **Brad W.** unsuccessfully tries to steal an **idol** from **Josh H.** using **Knowledge Is Power**.
* **Kyle G.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on **Josh H.**

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Today's Real-Estate Menu*

* **Won by** Brad
Shadi C.

* Heroes vs. Villains
* Valhalla
* River Nile

**Shadi C.** is a contestant from *Survivor: River Nile*, *Survivor: Valhalla* and *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*. In his first season, he placed tenth, and was the third member of the jury. In his second season, he placed thirteenth, and was the third member of the jury. In his third season, he placed sixth, and was the eighth member of the jury.
Nick D.

* Xibalba
* Second Chance
* Yucatan

**Nick D.** is the third placer of *Survivor: Xibalba*, who previously competed on *Survivor: Yucatan* and *Survivor: Second Chance*. In his first season, he placed fourth, and was the ninth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed tenth, and was the fourth member of the jury. In his third season, he received one out of ten votes to win.
Sidapa

## Buff

**Sidapa** *(sid-ah-pah)* is one of the two competing tribes in *Survivor: Luzon*. The tribe color is purple and the tribe insignia is a purple fossil.

The tribe merged with Malagu into the Kudaman tribe on Day 9. There were five original members and five switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Aloha A.**

**►** **Eric M.**

**►** **Frost F.**

**►** **Maxwell W.**

**►** **Patrick S.**

**►** **Rod H.**

**►** **Sam S.**

**►** **Seish V.**

**►** **Tyler G.**

**►** **Unzu S.**

### Switched Tribe

**►****►** **Frost F.**

►**►** **Hekky K.**

►**►** **Ian A.**

**►****►** **Patrick S.**

**►****►** **Rod H.**

►**►** **Ryan T.**

**►****►** **Unzu S.**

►**►** **Xander C.**
One People

**One People** is a twist from *Survivor: Havasu Canyon*. Through a series of twists and rule changes to the game and how the castaways must navigate it, a theme that pushes cross-tribal dynamics is created.

## Overview

One People serves as an umbrella theme that places a heavy emphasis on cross-tribal dynamics, through a series of twists and rule changes that impact the game and how castaways must navigate it.

Under this theme, the rules of the game were slightly changed. Unlike previous seasons, cross-tribal alliances were allowed to be made. Cross-tribal communication in general was also encouraged by production, instead of discouraging it.

At the start of the season, the players were not divided into tribes by production. Instead, two returning players were brought back for a second chance at winning, who served as initial tribe captains for a school-yard pick of tribes. To keep things balanced, however, each player picked the next member of their tribe, so the returning players could only pick the first member of their respective tribes.

After the first Tribe Switch, it was announced that only one tribe would win each immunity challenge, leaving the two losing tribes to attend a Joint Tribal Council together to vote off one person.
Safety Shards

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

A game currency that can be obtained by abstaining from voting at Tribal Council.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Easter Island*

**Safety Shards** is a twist from *Survivor: Easter Island*. It introduces a new game currency with a more refined use than SuitBucks and Fire Tokens, forcing players to abstain from voting in order to gain more, which they can spend on one of two uses to improve their survival odds.

## Overview

Safety Shards have just two uses within the game, but both of which are vital to a castaway's continued survival:

* Shards are primarily used to purchase Hidden Immunity Idols, which are no longer free to obtain after being found on the idol board. The price starts at 3 Shards, but more powerful or later-game idols increase the price.
* Alternatively, castaways can use single Shards to increase their chances at the Shot in the Dark. It begins with a 1 in 6 shot, but 1 Shard will add another 'Safe' parchment into the draw, making it a 2 in 7 shot. Castaways can use as many Shards as they wish to exponentially increase the odds, but there will always be 5 'Not Safe' parchments.

Each castaway begins the game with a single Shard, and the primary method to earn further Shards is by abstaining from voting at Tribal Council. Castaways receive 1 Safety Shard for every tribal they survive where they have abstained. Castaways will not receive a Shard however if they abstain to play a Shot in the Dark.

The second method is by being bequeathed Shards by eliminated players. Upon elimination, castaways must distribute the Shards however they wish to players on the tribe that voted them out only. They cannot send Shards to the opposite tribe.

The third and final method is the rare 'Gifting Intervals'. As standard throughout most of the season, Safety Shards are non-transferable to other castaways, but during these Gifting Intervals each player may give a single (1) Shard to someone of their choice on any tribe.
Ian R.

* Valhalla
* Paragons vs. Protégés
* River Nile

**Ian R.** is the runner-up of *Survivor: Valhalla*, who previously competed on *Survivor: River Nile* and *Survivor: Paragons vs. Protégés*. In his first season, he placed ninth, and was the fourth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed sixth, and was the eighth member of the jury. In his third season, he received three out of twelve votes to win.
Production Team

This is a list of the and current and former members of the **Production Team** from *Suitman's Survivor* Third Generation. This team are the main group of people who work together to manage the smooth running of the series.

## Roles

**Executive Producer**: This person decides how the actual game is going to be run, the locations, twists and casting. They control the output of the show.

**Assistant Producer**: Assists the Executive Producer in working out, deciding and designing the season's output.

**Host/Co-Host**: These are the people who run the actual seasons by setting up and presenting the challenges and Tribal Councils on a daily basis.

**Wiki Administrator**: This person keeps this useful source of information constantly up-to-date and formatted.

**Creative Producer**: This person helps design creative elements for each season, including logos, tribe iconography, and other graphic elements.

**Cast Advisor**: This person is someone who helps the host decide who is best to cast on each season from the relevant applicants or returning player choices.
Rotorua

## Buff

**Rotorua** *(row-tour-roo-ah)* is one of the four competing tribes in *Survivor: Whakaari*. The tribe color is green and the tribe insignia is a green circular tribal symbol.

The tribe merged with Katikati and Tauranga into the Aotearoa tribe on Day 7. There were five original members and six switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe / Faction

**►** **JB B.**

**►** **Josh P.**

**►** **Keith S.**

**►** **Mac E.**

**►** **Paulette B.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **Andrew D.**

**►****►** **Josh P.**

**►****►** **Keith S.**

►**►** **Lilly R.**

►**►** **Mike S.**

►**►** **Vlad K.**

►**►** **Wes K.**
Not On Jesus Day

## Not On Jesus Day

### **Next Episode**

"This Season Has Already Felt Very Long"

***Not On Jesus Day*** is the third episode of *Survivor: Luzon*.

## Episode Events

* Malagu casts an additional **two votes** against **Unzu S.**
* **Unzu S.** unsuccessfully uses his **Shot in the Dark**.
* **Rod H.** successfully plays an **idol** on **Unzu S.**

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *All Reversed Up*

* **Won by** Malagu
Position Stealer

The **Position Stealer** was a twist introduced in *Survivor: Second Chance*. It allows players to change places with another player during a challenge, essentially trading points.

## Overview

With this power, a player can swap places with another player during an Immunity Challenge, allowing them to trade points.

* In *Second Chance*, this advantage was one of the items offered at the *Survivor Auction* to be bought with Fire Tokens.
Oswego

## Buff

**Oswego** *(ah-swee-goh)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Rogue Island*. The tribe color is orange and the tribe insignia is an orange anchor symbol.

The tribe merged with Malabar and Regatta into the El Faro tribe on Day 8. There were three members remaining.

## Members

►**►** **BT T.**

►**►** **Jess H.**

►**►** **Lets W.**

►**►** **Ryan P.**

►**►** **Sola D.**
Solo Tribe

The **Solo Tribe** is a twist which originated in *Survivor: Whakaari*, where one player must compete as a tribe of their own for the rest of the pre-merge.

## Overview

The Solo Tribe is a twist that can happen during a regular Tribe Switch. Instead of sending the last-picked person to Exile for one round, they are forced to continue the rest of the pre-merge on their own as a tribe of one. They compete in challenges as an individual, and are tasked with beating at least one of the other tribes in order to ensure their safety. Failure to beat at least one tribe in any challenge causes the castaway to join the losing tribe at Tribal Council as a less-significant Joint Tribal Council.

In *Survivor: Second Chance* and *Survivor: Zambezi* the person relegated to a Solo Tribe was determined through a special mini-challenge prior to the Tribe Switch. All players competed to become Tribe Captains, and then the captains competed to decide which of the other two captains would be forced onto a Solo Tribe.
Suitbot Loves Me, What Can I Say?

***Suitbot Loves Me, What Can I Say?*** is the tenth episode of *Survivor: Deception Island*.

## Episode Events

* Second Veritas **idol** enters the game.
* **Will C.** uses an **Ejector Seat** to remove himself from Tribal Council.
* **Rockelle M.** plays an **Extra Vote**.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *!mpossible*

* **Won by** Andy
Scales of Morality

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

Special tasks - heroic or villainous - that can yield corresponding advantage options

### **Appearance(s)**

*Heroes vs. Villains*

**Scales of Morality** is a twist from *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*. They unlock special morality missions for players, who have to choose whether they want to complete a heroic or villainous task. If they succeed, they can choose a corresponding advantage - heroic or villainous - from a pre-determined list of choices.

## Overview

While searching for the idol, players may find various halves of broken coins, which can be used to begin a Scales of Morality mission. Once activated, players learn they must choose to complete a heroic or villainous task. Once they've chosen which path they want to follow, they only have three episodes to successfully complete the task, or else they will lose their vote at their next two Tribal Councils.

If they complete the task, they will then be presented with a list of corresponding advantages they can choose from. Heroic advantages are selfless, capable of supporting the tribe, and can be sent to others. Villainous advantages are selfish, for self-preservation, and can sabotage others.

Once players turn in the matching coin halves, they cannot back out of completing a morality mission - they are required to attempt completing a Heroic or Villainous task. Therefore, players are warned when they locate a coin half to not turn them in unless ready to face whatever tasks await them.
The Missing Brain Cells

## The Missing Brain Cells

### **Next Episode**

"Shit Hit the Fan On the Poop Deck"

***The Missing Brain Cells*** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: Bahamas*.

## Episode Events

* **Erik N.** is released from the **The Brig**.
* Arawak, Inagua and Samana merge into Eleuthera.
* First Eleuthera **idol** enters the game.
* **Erik N.** & **Michelle S.** are sent to The Brig.
* **Nick M.** successfully plays an **idol** on **Rory P.**
* **Logan H.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Investment and Donation*

* **Won by** Erik, Jake and Michelle
Should've Taken The Highway To Hell

***Should've Taken The Highway To Hell*** is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Xibalba*.

## Episode Events

* **The Place of Fright** twist revealed.
	+ **Katy H.**, **Scott D.** and **Xuan T.** are sent on a journey.
* Cabrakan, Huracan and the Vatanchu tribe **idols** enter the game.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Three S's In Success*

* **Won by** Cabrakan & Huracan
That Was Fully The Red Wedding

***That Was Fully The Red Wedding*** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: Valhalla*.

## Episode Events

* **James S.** successfully plays an **idol** on **Julian W.**
* **Owen Z.** successfully plays an **idol** on **Andy T.**
* **Felix L.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Know Your Runes*

* **Won by** Ian
Once You Go Red, The Hero Is Dead

***Once You Go Red, The Hero Is Dead*** is the two-part twelfth episode of *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*.

## Part One

### Episode Events

* **Dylan H.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.
* **Nolan K.** successfully plays an **idol** on himself.

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Flail From Heaven*

* **Won by** Dominic

## Part Two

### Episode Events

* **Sebastian L.** plays an **Extra Vote**.

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Panic Button*

* **Won by** Patrick
Season Tiers

The **Season Tiers** are a basic ranking of the seasons of *Suitman's Survivor* in the opinion of the production team. The seasons are put into one of five distinct categories - **Legendary**, **Superb**, **Good**, **Average** and **Poor**. A number of factors go into where a season is placed including the interest and unpredictability of the seasons, the likability of the cast, and the quality of the winner. The list is subject to change upon the host's opinion.

Want to categorize the seasons yourself? Use the dedicated TierMaker online, and share your results on the Discord server.

## Legendary

This is an elite group of seasons that are known as the very best of *Suitman's Survivor*. These are the seasons most associated with the series or remembered the most amongst the community.

## Superb

These seasons are generally known as some of the most entertaining and unpredictable seasons, but do not have the same status or reputation as the Legendary seasons.

## Good

This tier is for likable and fun seasons that may not be among the top, but are still recognized for being very good in their own right.

## Average

The average tier is for the seasons that made the grade but are easily forgettable for not having as many distinguishable or memorable features as the ones above.

## Poor

These seasons are ones that had a severe deficiency of interesting or exciting features, and were either too predictable, lacking in good characters, or had poor finishes.
Set These Bitches Ablaze

***Set These Bitches Ablaze*** is the fifth episode of *Survivor: All-Stars*.

## Episode Events

* **JaVale M.** prevents **Evan T.** from competing at today's challenge with a **Challenge Virus**.
* Clervaux and Vianden undergo a **Tribe Switch**.
	+ The Winseler tribe is created in the switch.
* Winseler tribe **idol** enters the game.
* Second Clervaux tribe **idol** enters the game.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Survivor Quidditch*

* **Won by** Winseler & Clervaux
Patrick S.

* Heroes vs. Villains
* Luzon
* Easter Island

**Patrick S.** is the runner-up of *Survivor: Easter Island*, who returned for *Survivor: Luzon* and *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*. In his first season, he received three out of eight votes to win. In his second season, he placed sixth, and was the seventh member of the jury. In his third season, he placed fifth, and was the ninth member of the jury.
Okavango

## Buff

**Okavango** *(ok-ah-van-goh)* is the merged tribe of Hotazel and Windhoek in *Survivor: Kalahari*. The tribe color is green and the tribe insignia is a green square.

The **Okavango** name returned as a 'faction' for *Survivor: All-Stars*, featuring four returning players from the *Kalahari* season.

## Members

### *Kalahari* Merged Tribe

►►**►** **Anthony C.**

►►**►** **Austin S.**

►►**►** **Brittany J.**

►►**►** **Connor M.**

►►**►** **Hali K.**

►►►**►** **Kelly R.**

►►**►** **Livingston H.**

►►**►** **Logan M.**

►►**►** **Logan R.**

►►**►** **Ryan B.**

►►**►** **Steve J.**

### *All-Stars* Faction

► **Austin S.**

► **Kelly R.**

► **Livingston H.**

► **Ryan B.**
Skala

## Buff

**Skala** *(skah-la)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Cephalonia*. The tribe color is white and the tribe insignia is a white sickle and branch.

The tribe merged with Atros and Vouti into the Pantheon tribe on Day 8. There were five original members and four switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Ben P.**

**►** **Cole H.**

**►** **Jared C.**

**►** **Julian S.**

**►** **Kacey L.**

**►** **Mickle P.**

**►** **Omen O.**

**►** **Shawn G.**

**►** **Stoner D.**

**►** **Zach C.**

### Switched Tribe

**►****►** **Ben P.**

**►****►** **Cole H.**

►**►** **Jake H.**

**►****►** **Julian S.**

►**►** **Rick D.**
Owen Z.

* Xibalba
* Valhalla
* Okinawa

**Owen Z.** is the runner-up of *Survivor: Xibalba*, who previously competed on *Survivor: Okinawa* and *Survivor: Valhalla*. In his first season, he placed ninth, and was the third member of the jury. In his second season, he placed fourth, and was the twelfth member of the jury. In his third season, he received three out of ten votes to win.
Shot in the Dark

The **Shot in the Dark** is a twist that was introduced in *Survivor: Final Verdict*. It allows each player to sacrifice their vote at Tribal Council, and draw a parchment for a one in six chance at winning safety.

## Overview

At the start of the game, each castaway receives a six-sided die. If at one point a player perceives they are in trouble at Tribal Council, they may invoke the Shot in the Dark. Once a player is called to vote, they must wager their vote by placing their die in the urn. After which the player will randomly select one of six rolled-up parchments from a container. The player takes their selected scroll to their seat until the host returns with the voting urn.

When the host asks if someone wants to play an advantage or a Hidden Immunity Idol, player(s) who used the Shot in the Dark must present their still-unopened scroll, and if it reads "Safe", then all votes cast against them will not be counted similar to how a regular idol is played. If the scroll reads "Not Safe", all votes cast against that player(s) remain valid, and the gamble is considered unsuccessful.

The last chance to use a Shot in the Dark is at the final seven, two rounds before idols become defunct at final five.

Each season featuring the Shot in the Dark may feature dynamics that can alter it's usage and odds:

* In *Final Verdict*, players could obtain a special **Golden Shot in the Dark** by obtaining 5 hidden 'shot tokens', which would increase the chances of getting a "Safe" parchment from 1:6 to 1:2. This becomes a 50/50 shot at potential safety.
* In *Easter Island*, players could improve their odds in the draw by spending obtained Safety Shards. Each shard grants players an extra "Safe" parchment, increasing the likelihood of success.
* In *Jamaica*, players could improve their odds in the draw by crafting an **Upgraded Shot in the Dark**, which would increase the chances of getting a "Safe" parchment from 1:6 to 1:3.
* In *Luzon*, players could improve their odds in the draw through the Chaos Cards, which would increase the chances of getting a "Safe" parchment from 1:6 to 1:3.
* In *Qionghai*, all players were not given a Shot in the Dark at the start of the game. Instead, two of this advantage could be found on each tribe's Idol Board.
* In *Rogue Island*, this advantage could be one of the rewards from Stranded Spirits tasks.
Records

*Suitman's Survivor* **Records** are the home of the **Survival Leaderboards**. This page contains in-depth records of the castaway achievements in the Third Generation, some of which are determined by Survival Scores - the independent castaway scoring system.

## Full Leaderboards

### Single-Season Records

#### Survival Scores

* Survival Score
* Excluding Jury
* Non-Winner
* Non-Finalist
* Performance Expected
**Single-season SurvSc leaders (the top 10)**
**Single-season SurvSc leaders, excluding wJV% (the top 10)**
**Single-season SurvSc leaders, excluding winners (the top 10)**
**Single-season SurvSc leaders, excluding finalists (the top 8)**
**Performance Above Expected (the top 5)**

 2
 3
 4

**Performance Below Expected (the top 5)**

 2
 3
 4
 5

#### Challenge Stats

* Challenge Score
* Total Wins
* Individual Wins
* Tribal Wins
**Single-season Challenge Score leaders (the top 10)**
**Single-season Challenge Wins (the top 8)**
**Single-season Individual Challenge Wins (the top 18)**
**Single-season Tribal Challenge Wins (the top 19)**

#### Tribal Council Stats

* Votes For Bootee
* Non-Votes For Bootee
* Votes Against
* Intended Votes Against
* Idols Played On
* Votes Voided
**Single-season VFB leaders (the top 9)**
**Single-season Non-VFB leaders (the top 6)**

**Single-season Votes Against leaders (the top 8)**
**Single-season Intended Votes Against leaders (the top 10)**
**Single-season Idols Played On leaders (the top 17)**
**Single-season Votes Voided leaders (the top 6)**

### Career Records

* Survival Score
* Challenge Score
* Total Wins
* Individual Wins
* Votes For Bootee
* Votes Against
* Intended Votes Against
* Tribal Appearances
* Days Lasted
**Career SurvSc leaders (the top 8)**
**Career Challenge Score leaders (the top 10)**
**Career Challenge Wins leaders (the top 8)**
**Career Individual Challenge Wins leaders (the top 7)**
**Career VFB leaders (the top 8)**
**Career Votes Against leaders (the top 7)**
**Career Intended Votes Against leaders (the top 8)**
**Career Tribal Appearances leaders (the top 8)**
**Career Days Lasted leaders (the top 8)**
Samurai Duels

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

Anonymous head-to-head challenges that can result in player advantages and disadvantages.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Okinawa*

**Samurai Duels** is a twist from *Survivor: Okinawa*. It engages a player from each tribe in a head-to-head duels, where they can play with Honor or Dishonor. The choice alongside their performance decides the power of an advantage for the winner, and may also unleash a disadvantage.

## Overview

On each tribe, sets of different colored samurai swords were hidden. When two different players find the same colored sword, they begin a head-to-head challenge in which they will not know the identity of their opponent. Each player must choose to play the duel with Honor or Dishonor.

Playing a duel with honor is equal to playing the duel fairly, as normal. If a player plays with honor, they will receive a powerful advantage for victory, or no penalty for losing. Playing a duel with dishonor gives the player a boost to their final score, giving them better odds of winning. However, playing with dishonor will yield a less powerful advantage for victory, or a punishment for defeat.

After winning a duel, players a presented with a set of boxes, each with a specific advantage inside. Players only have the coded names to go off, as a hint for what may be inside. Each advantage also comes with a related disadvantage, which is automatically given the the loser if they played with dishonor.
See It, Like It, Want It, Got It

***See It, Like It, Want It, Got It*** is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Second Chance*.

## Episode Events

* **Totem Talisman** twist revealed.
* **SuitBucks** returns.
* **Open Menu** twist revealed.
* First Dakhla, El Marsa and Tarfaya tribe **idols** enter the game.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Morse Mayhem*

* **Won by** Tarfaya & Dakhla
Nukapu

## Buff

**Nukapu** *(nu-kah-pooh)* - originally Protégés *(pro-teh-jays)* - is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Paragons vs. Protégés*. The tribe color is purple and the tribe insignia is a purple octopus.

The tribe merged with Fenualoa and Vanikoro into the Tikopia tribe on Day 8. There were six original members and six switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

► **Cameron C.**

► **Cierra D.**

► **David V.**

► **Eoin Q.**

► **Felix L.**

► **Marshal M.**

► **Michael Z.**

► **Rich M.**

► **Silver N.**

► **Tommy F.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **Alan D.**

►**►** **Cameron C.**

►**►** **Felix L.**

►**►** **Martin H.**

►**►** **Tina H.**

►**►** **Tommy F.**
Natacuya

## Buff

**Natacuya** *(nah-tah-coo-yah)* is the merged tribe of Akumal and Bacalar in *Survivor: Yucatan*. The tribe color is blue and the tribe insignia is a blue Mayan pattern.

## Members

►►**►** **Andrew K.**

►►**►** **Aria M.**

►►**►** **Brendon R.**

►►**►** **Ethan O.**

►►**►** **James S.**

►►**►** **Jan O.**

►►**►** **Josh R.**

►►**►** **Nick D.**

►►**►** **Nikki P.**

►►**►** **Peyton D.**

►►►**►** **Sam A.**

►►**►** **Tyler M.**