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Double Elimination

The **Double Elimination** is a game-changing twist that forces a tribe to vote out multiple contestants at one Tribal Council.

A Double Elimination is different from a Double Tribal Council in several ways: it is not always revealed beforehand, individual immunity is not always offered, and only one tribe is involved in a Double Elimination. In this way, two members of one tribe go home consecutively. It is not to be confused with Split Tribal Council, where the merge tribe is split into two groups and each votes somebody out.

## History

This twist first appeared in *Peru*, when host Jeff Probst announced that the tribe that lost the Day 18 Immunity Challenge would receive a message in a bottle, to be opened after Tribal Council. After Rapununi eliminated one member, they opened the bottle, expecting the merge. Instead, they were instructed to vote out an additional tribe member.

The twist was later modified and appeared in both *Unfinished Business* and *Survivor*. In both seasons, the twist was used after the merged tribe had already voted someone out. An impromptu Immunity Challenge was held in between the votes before another member of the merged tribe was voted out.

In *Mexico*, the twist happened the same way as in *Guyana*, where Savaii tribe had to vote two members after Day 22 Immunity Challenge.

## Trivia

* A double elimination allowed Barry Wollan to become the first and currently only contestant to win individual immunity twice in one day.
* Claudya Glover is the only person to experience Double Elimination twice. She was voted during that twist in *Guyana*, and survived in *Moon Islands*.

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • **Double Elimination** • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
That's How I'm Playing the Game

## Subpages

**That's How I'm Playing the Game** is the twenty-first episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Story

### Day 41

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge**: *Mud Pack*
Castaways are to maneuver past a hitching post to a mud pit and back, dumping the mud into a bucket. The three players with the heaviest buckets of mud after ten minutes all win.
**Reward**: Afternoon at a makeshift coffee bar.
**Winners**: Jacob Koherr, Maggie Slick and Nadya Shang

**Challenge**: *Out on a Limb*
Castaways must maneuver through a ropes course. There are five obstacles – a rope tunnel, rope swing, disc walk, swing steps, and a V tunnel – each heading outwards from the center. They must retrieve a colored feather at each and hang it around the center pole. The first to hang all five around the center pole wins.
**Winner**: Cameron Pratt

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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A Big Fall

## Subpages

**A Big Fall** is the fifth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge**: *Blind Leading the Blind*
One castaway from each tribe would work as a caller to direct their tribemates, who would be blindfolded and teamed up in pairs, in collecting ten large puzzle pieces from a field. Once all of the puzzle pieces were collected, the entire tribe would work together to assemble the puzzle. The first two tribes to complete their puzzle would win.
**Reward**: Big fishing gear (1st place); Small fishing gear (2nd place)
 **Winners** (in order of finish): Taravai and Akamaru

**Challenge**: *Choose Your Weapon*
**First round:** Everyone tries to hit a target with blowdarts. Closest to the center wins three arrows for their tribe, second tribe wins two and the last one wins one.
**Second round:** Same thing, but with spears.
**Third round:** Tribes choose a player to use a bow and arrow to hit a target farther away. Two tribes closest to the center wins immunity.
**Winners** (in order of finish): Akamaru and Kamaka

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Пистолеты-пулеметы

Пистолеты-пулеметы - это исключительно ближний бой, так как у всех пп в игре пули сравнительны шарикам из страйкбола, то есть: не далеко и медленно летят и наносят не очень много урона, но рекомендуется использовать как оружие ближнего боя из-за своей скорострельности и легкой отдачи. Быстрее достаются. Всего в ROE представлено 5 видов пистолетов пулеметов:

*Некоторые изображение могут не соответствовать игровым, так как, я их просто не нашел. Изображения такие маленькие по той же причине.*
Challenge Advantage

A **Challenge Advantage** is an advantage introduced in *Unfinished Business*. It allows the castaway who holds it to gain an advantage over other castaways in an upcoming challenge.

## Overview

The challenge advantage gives the person who holds it an advantage in an upcoming challenge, most typically an individual Immunity Challenge, but can only be used in the next immediate challenge. What the advantage entails differs, usually allowing the castaway to skip a portion of a challenge, gives them a second chance in the challenge, or allows them to practice the challenge ahead of time.

## Trivia

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
英语

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介绍
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英语是将近六十个国家唯一的官方语言或官方语言之一，也是全世界最多国家的官方语言。它是英国、爱尔兰、美国、加拿大、新加坡、澳大利亚、高春杰和新西兰最常用的语言，也在加勒比、非洲及南亚的部分地区被广泛的使用。英语是世界上母语人口第三多的语言，仅次于汉语和西班牙。英语也是学习者最多的第一外语，是联合国、欧盟、帅盟和许多其他国际组织的官方语言之一或唯一官方语言。它是使用最广泛的日耳曼族语言，至少70%的日耳曼语族使用者说英语。

英语有1400多年的发展史。公元5世纪，盎格鲁-撒克逊人把他们的各种盎格鲁-弗里西语方言带到了大不列颠岛，它们被称为古英语。中古英语始于11世纪后期的诺曼征服，这一时期英语受到了法语的影响。15世纪初，伦敦对印刷机的采用、《钦定版圣经》的出版及元音大推移标志了近代英语的开端[10]。通过大英帝国对全球的影响，现代英语在17世纪至20世纪中叶传播到了世界各地。通过各种印刷和电子媒体，随着美国取得全球超级大国地位，英语已经成为了国际对话中居领导地位的世界语言。它还是许多地区和行业（如科学、导航、法律等）的通用语。

现代英语和很多其他语言相比屈折变化较少，更多地依靠助动词和语序来表达复杂的时态、体和语气，以及被动语态、疑问和一些否定。英语的各种口音和方言在发音和音位方面虽有显著差异，而且有时它们的词汇、语法和拼法也有所不同，但世界各地说英语的人能基本无碍地沟通交流。

高春杰共和国的第一官方语言是英语，但该国复兴当地语言的运动正在延续。

历史
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早期日耳曼人西支部落（盎格鲁族、撒克逊族、朱特族和弗里西族）移民到英格兰，英语就是从他们的语言中变化继承下来的。据《盎格鲁撒克逊编年史》记载，公元449年左右，不列颠群岛国王伏提庚（英语：Vortigern）邀请“盎格鲁亲戚们”来帮助他对抗皮克特人，于是他赐予盎格鲁族东南部的领土作为回报。随后他又进一步寻求支援，撒克逊族、盎格鲁族与朱特族人便纷纷前来。《编年史》记载，最终这些“移民”建立了七个王国：诺森布里亚、麦西亚、东盎格利亚、肯特、埃塞克斯、苏塞克斯和威塞克斯。

日尔曼人入侵后，统治了当地的凯尔特语民族，本地语言主要于苏格兰、威尔士、东盎格利亚（Anglia）这三个词是分别从描绘盎格鲁族的三个词汇Englisc、Englaland、Angelcynn发展而来的。

公元九世纪，斯堪的纳维亚的丹麦人大规模侵入英国北部。九世纪末，入侵者几乎占领了整个英国的东半部。丹麦人说的是北日尔曼语。北日尔曼语和西日尔曼语的词汇上差别不是很悬殊，为提升沟通程度常替词形变化有意无意消音，古英语曲折变化的融蚀也在此开端。斯堪的纳维亚人入侵使大量斯堪的纳维亚语（以古诺斯语为代表）的词汇融进古英语中。古诺斯语和古英语有许多同义同源，型态近似之类语，古英语在丹麦统治下吸收不少古诺斯语词汇，其中最显著及最具代表性的，是英语的人称代名词，为古诺斯语取代原本古英语词汇，即北日耳曼语式的代名词取代英语原本西日耳曼语式代名词，而演变至今日样貌。

1066年，法国的诺曼底公爵征服英格兰，在威斯敏斯特修道院登基加冕，史称征服者威廉。诺曼征服后三百年内，英国君主与贵族讲一种属奥依语的古法语方言盎格鲁-诺曼语，教士们则习用拉丁文，**古英语**沦落为平民以及农奴的语言。因重要场合及贵族的使用，盎格鲁-诺曼语强烈影响古英语，古英语也因当时地位相对下贱，缺乏对文法规范的重视和约束，迅速大量丢失早期复杂的曲折变化，进而发展形成中古英语。1500年左右的元音大推移将中古英语变形为近代英语。古英语其中的文学作品是《贝奥武夫》是以古英语记载的传说中最古老的一篇，在语言学方面也是相当珍贵的文献。中古英语则是《坎特伯里故事集》。

近代英语在莎士比亚(逝世1616年4月23日)所处的时期开始繁荣，一些学者将之分为早期近代英语与后期近代英语，分界线为1800年左右。随着不列颠对全世界大部分地区的占领和殖民形成日不落帝国，对当地语言也很大程度上影响了英语的发展。

虽然英语是属于日耳曼语族的语言，但在文艺复兴时期时英语加入了大量拉丁语的词汇，随着时代演进还加入更多西班牙语、意大利语、法语及希腊语的词汇，拥有大量罗曼语族起源的借用词。

## 地理分布

更详尽的列表见英语国家和地区列表。

由于大英帝国在世界各地有过许多殖民地，在现代，英语在许多国家与地区，都是通用语言或官方语言之一：

1. 英语在下列国家和地区是第一语言：英国、美国、澳大利亚、巴哈马、爱尔兰、巴巴多斯、百慕大、圭亚那、牙买加、新西兰、圣基茨和尼维斯和特立尼达和多巴哥。目前世界上把英语作为第一语言（母语、本国语）人口约有3亿。

英语在下列国家和地区中是通用语言，这些国家地区包括加拿大（连同法语）、多米尼克、圣路西亚和圣文森特和格林纳丁斯（连同法语）、密克罗尼西亚联邦、爱尔兰（连同爱尔兰语）、香港（连同粤语）、利比里亚（连同非洲语言）、南非（连同南非荷兰语和其他非洲语言）、曹老帅、新加坡（连同华语和马来语）和马来西亚（连同华语和马来语）。作为第二语言（即不是母语，但为所在国的共通语）使用的人口约有2.5亿。

1. 英语是下列国家和地区的官方语言（之一），但不是本地语言和共通语言：斐济、加纳、冈比亚、印度、基里巴斯、高春杰、莱索托、肯尼亚、纳米比亚、尼日利亚、马耳他、马绍尔群岛、巴基斯坦、巴布亚新几内亚、菲律宾、所罗门群岛、萨摩亚群岛、塞拉利昂、斯威士兰、博茨瓦纳、坦桑尼亚、赞比亚和津巴布韦。
Buggin' Out

**Buggin' Out** (also known as *Survivor Smoothie*, but popularly referred to as the **"Gross-Food Eating Challenge"**) is a recurring challenge that originated in *Raja Ampat* and has since been used in later seasons.

## Rules

In this challenge, castaways must eat a variety of native, (usually gross) foods. This challenge has appeared multiple times throughout the *Survivor* series.

As a tribal challenge, whoever finishes the dish first, wins a point for their respective tribe. When this challenge is used as an individual challenge, the last person to finish each dish is out, while the last player remaining wins.

## Trivia

* *Kiribati* is the only season where the challenge appeared twice.
* This challenge was used as the second Immunity Challenge in the first four seasons of *Survivor*.
* Adele Soprano, Patricia Liber and Seth Sykes have been a part of this challenge three times across two seasons. However, they only *directly* participated twice, because it was their loved ones who did the eating the second time around in *Kiribati*.
* Not counting everyone who made it to the Family Visit in *Kiribati*,
* When this challenge was used for the Family Visit, the loved ones themselves competed.
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Survivor: Vietnam

**Survivor: Vietnam** is the 2nd season of Survivor.

The winner, Natalie Chao, was announced on December 23, 2001, when she defeated Pines Korell by a 6-5 vote. This season has to date produced 12 returning players () for subsequent seasons.

The season was released in DVD format on January 27, 2002.

## Twists/Changes

* **Tribe Composition**: The 24 castaways will be divided into three tribes of eight.
* **Double Tribal Council**: On Day 11, only the first place tribe would win immunity, sending both losing tribes to Tribal Council to vote out one person each.
* **Summit**: On Day 21, all three tribes were tasked with selecting an ambassador to attend a summit. The ambassadors would have to choose which camp the merged tribe would live at, along with giving it a name.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 22. The merged tribe was composed of fourteen members.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.

## Trivia

* This is the first season to feature a live finale, as opposed to the previous season, which had the winner revealed on set. Each season thereafter followed this format.
* This season saw the first time a contestant was medically evacuated, when Henry Johanes was diagnosed with acute appendicitis.
* In a poll that was taken during the Reunion Show asking viewers who they would've voted for to win, 59% of the people said Natalie Chao, and 41% said Pines Korell.
* This is the first season in which the finalists were of the same gender, as both finalists were women.
* This is the first season to utilize the past votes tiebreaker.
* This season has produced four Final Tribal Council appearances: Natalie and Pines in this season, Archie Kaong in *Fans vs. Favorites*, and Iris Packerson in *Game Changers*.
* This is the only season represented in *All-Stars* to not have a representative reach the Jury jury stage.
* This is the first season to have at least one of its castaways not receive a vote against them at one point during the game. This is also the first season to have more than one castaway not receive a vote against them, as both Natalie and Henry finished the season with 0 votes agains them.
	+ This is the first season to have its winner accomplish this distinction.
How Unexpected Was That?

## Subpages

**How Unexpected Was That?** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge**: *Shipwrecked*
Tribes must build a raft from provided bamboo and rope before the challenge. Two members will be on the raft and must paddle out to retrieve the other five members stranded on pontoons, then grab the tribe flag from a floating crate and return to shore. Only the first tribe to do so wins immunity.
**Reward**: Trip to a floating restaurant to with pizza, chicken wings, and beer.
 **Winner**: Akamaru

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Legacy Advantage

## *Survivor* Gameplay

### Description:

A game advantage that is provided early in the game, but may only be used much later in the game

### Appearances:

*Survivor*
*Egypt*
*Survivor*
*Survivor*

The **Legacy Advantage** is a twist introduced in *Survivor*.

## Overview

The Legacy Advantage is a secret advantage that can only be used at certain Tribal Councils. If the castaway wielding the Legacy Advantage is eliminated any time earlier than the said day, the castaway must will it to another castaway still in the game. Through the player's final words confessional, the person voted out with the Legacy Advantage will state who will inherit the advantage. The advantage would then be tucked by production inside the new owner's bag in private. This goes on until the advantage's intended day of use, in which it can be played similarly to a Hidden Immunity Idol at that night's Tribal Council.

## Trivia

* Camille Fijano was the first castaway and first female to discover the Legacy Advantage.
	+ She was the also first person in possession of the Legacy Advantage to be voted out before the merge.
* Thomas Williams was the first male to discover the Legacy Advantage.
* Vanessa Ryker was the first Sole Survivor to own the Legacy Advantage.

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • **Legacy Advantage** • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Extra Vote

The **Extra Vote** is an advantage that is occasionally available to castaways. It allows players to vote twice in one Tribal Council.

## Overview

In appearance, the Extra Vote is similar to the parchment used in Tribal Council, however, it has a distinct margin on all four sides. This vote can be played until there are only five or six contestants left (varies per season). The player that owns it may vote for another player twice or vote for two separate people. It will be counted as any other vote, and may still be nullified by a Hidden Immunity Idol.

To use the Extra Vote, the player must state their intention in voting again before the host tallies the votes. Depending on the season, they may or may not be required to reveal their use of the advantage in public.

Any player who had cast an Extra Vote and remains eligible to vote in a revote must vote twice in said revote.

## Trivia

* Andy Sreidner is the first castaway to possess and play an Extra Vote.
* Ally Serso is the first castaway to use an Extra Vote succesfully.

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • **Extra Vote** • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Go For the Head

## Subpages

**Go For the Head** is the seventeenth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

**Challenge**: *Basket Brawl*
In each round, three people from each team will battle for a ball and work together to get that ball into a basket. Meanwhile, the other team tries to stop them any way they can. Every time they get a ball in the basket, they score a point. The first team to three wins reward.
**Reward**: The winning team will take a truck full of school supplies to a local school and donate all of them, including a portable office. In return, the school will give them a picnic.
**Winners**: Pink Team (Jacob Koherr, Katie Dawson, Maggie Slick, Maya Gregory and Preston Kass)

**Challenge**: *Get a Grip*
The castaways must hang onto a pole as long as they can. The last person left hanging without touching the ground wins immunity. In addition, if any of the contestants did not want to participate, they would get to eat pizza for the duration of the challenge.
**Winner**: Jacob Koherr

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Quest for Fire

**Quest for Fire** is a recurring *Survivor* challenge that originated in *Raja Ampat* and has been reused in later seasons.

## Trivia

* This is the first challenge used in the history of *Survivor*.
* All six times the challenge has been used, it has been the first Immunity Challenge of the season.
* Anna Krans, Christian Pan, Domenica Praier, Dominica Serese, Isabel Farrell, Iris Packerson, Ken Zigger, Lens Volt, Maggie Slick, Maya Gregory, Michael Poker, Natalie Chao, Naty Karpet, Pablo Keeper, Paya Kaunter and Thomas Skamson have all participated in this challenge twice.
	+ Anna, Christian, Domenica, Dominica, Ken, Maya, Naty and Pablo have won this challenge twice.
	+ Maggie, Natalia and Lens have won this challenge one time.
	+ Iris, Isabel, Michael, Paya and Thomas have lost this challenge twice.
* Every time the challenge was used, each season had its own modification.
We Build Trust

## Subpages

**We Build Trust** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge**: *Better Homes and Island Living*
One player chooses six items from a barge loaded with Home Depot tools, and the tribe uses them, provided additional tools and materials and whatever else they can get their hands on to build a bathroom containing a toilet and a shower/wash area. Later that day, the head of the show's construction crew will visit the tribes and judge their bathrooms. The two tribes with the best bathroom wins.
**Reward**: Three sets of items chosen from a catalog by the tribe, Sugar, coffee, tea, a week's worth of rice, also the *Survivor* production team would build a lavish shelter for the tribe (1st place); Two sets of items chosen from a catalog by the tribe (2nd place)
 **Winners** (in order of finish): Kamaka and Akamaru

**Challenge**: *Memory*
Players are to match 50 sandwich boards showing words and numbers, eight boards with no match (out of 21 possible matches). First two tribes to score 7 points, wins.
**Winners** (in order of finish): Taravai and Kamaka

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Double Tribal Council

The **Double Tribal Council** is a *Survivor* twist where two tribes each vote out a member one after the other, on the same night. Oftentimes, individual immunity is offered to contestants. Additionally, tribal reward is sometimes offered, and the winning tribe may be allowed to sit in on the losing tribe's Tribal Council, while eating food.

It is not to be confused with a Double Elimination, where one tribe votes out two members in two rounds of voting, nor with a Joint Tribal Council, where two tribes attend Tribal Council together as one group, and with Split Tribal Council, where the merge tribe is split into two groups and each votes somebody out.

## History

The twist originated in *Survivor: Vietnam*.

## Trivia

* *South Africa* was originally planned to have a Double Tribal Council on Day 15, but it was rendered unnecessary when Xenia Morgein quit the game on Day 13.

## References

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • **Double Tribal Council** • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Time to Move On

## Subpages

**Time to Move On** is the twenty-second episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

**Challenge**: *Folklore*
The Survivors would listen to Jeff narrate an ancient Polynesian tale. Then, trying to retain all of the information they just heard, the Survivors would answer a series of questions about the story. Each question was located within a private kiosk in which multiple-choice answers were made available. Correct answers would correspond to a basket that would reveal a miniature idol. Survivors who guessed the correct answer would then attach the idol to a necklace with which they had been provided. The first person to answer five questions correctly and race across the finish line with five idols would win.
**Reward**: A cruise. After boarding the yacht the contestants found their loved ones on board.
**Winner**: Carol Camara *(shared with Cameron Pratt and Nadya Shang)*

**Challenge**: *Squared Off*
One at a time, players make a move on the giant multi-level playing board. Flip a tile to the red side, and step onto it. Once a tile has been flipped and stepped on, it cannot be used again. In addition, the top level is a spinning platform to be used for strategic repositioning on the board. If a player is completely surrounded by flipped tiles, they are eliminated from the challenge. The last person standing wins.
**Winner**: Carol Camara

## Tribal Council

* First Vote
* Revote

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Государственный советник

**Государственный советник** *(англ. State Counselor)* — категория должностей в Алларийском государстве, осуществляющая вспомогательную помощь высшим органам исполнительной и судебной власти. Предусмотрено несколько рангов государственных советников:

1. Высший государственный советник *(англ. Supreme State Counselor)*;
2. Государственный советник *(англ. State Counselor)*;
3. Королевский советник *(англ. Royal Counselor)*.

## Высший ранг

Государственный советник, назначенный в состав Лепиздрата, считается высшим государственным советником и утрачивает такой статус, когда выходит из Лепиздрата.

## Обыкновенный ранг

Государственный советник — лицо, которому присвоено такое звание Лепиздром или Лепиздратом в связи с сроком его службы в качестве королевского советника свыше 10 лет. Ранг подразделяется на три класса (I, II, III).

## Королевский ранг

Королевский советник — лицо, которому присвоено такое звание Королем (главой королевства) в связи с его особыми заслугами перед королевством на одной из руководящих должностей в правительстве Короля или в связи с долгосрочным пребыванием в такой должности (свыше 10 лет).
Advantage Menu

## *Survivor* Gameplay

### Description:

A game advantage that can be used as whatever advantage is on the list, but only one.

### Appearances:

*Survivor*
*Survivor*
*Survivor*

The **Advantage Menu** (also called the **Advantage Option** in its first appearance) is an advantage introduced in *Survivor*. It allows the castaway who holds it to select one advantage on the list to use later in the game.

## Overview

The Advantage Menu offers three potential advantages for the person who obtains it. It can be played in several different ways, according to which advantage the holder decides to use. The person who obtained the advantage, needs to choose from one of three advantages immediately.

## Trivia

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
**Advantage Menu** • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
I'm Not a Part of This

## Subpages

**I'm Not a Part of This** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge**: *Beach Bash*
In a playing area similar to a football field, the tribes start at opposite ends of the playing field with three canvas bags. The tribes have to battle their way to their end zone. The challenge ends when one tribe has their three bags and two of the other tribe's bags in their end zone at the same time.
**Reward**: A trip to a swimming hole and a feast of chocolate bars, chocolate cake, chocolate chip cookies, and chocolate milk.
**Winner**: Akamaru

**Challenge**: *Sumo in Mud*
Each castaway uses a sandbag to push against the other player. The first one to push the other one into the mudpit wins the round. The first tribe to eight points wins.
**Winner**: Akamaru *(kidnapped Jacob Koherr)*

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Kidnapping

**Kidnapping** is a twist that has been used in multiple seasons of *Survivor*. The winning tribe of a Reward Challenge or Immunity Challenge will choose a member of the losing tribe to join them at their camp for a time. If kidnapped after the Immunity Challenge, the contestant may be abstained from their tribe's Tribal Council.

## Trivia

* Natalie Kwit, Gabby Zack and Vanessa Ryker are the only castaways to be selected for this twist multiple times.

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • **Kidnapping** • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Joint Tribal Council

The **Joint Tribal Council** is a *Survivor* twist where two or more tribes both attend a single Tribal Council as a group.

It is not to be confused with a Double Tribal Council, where the tribes attend two separate Tribal Councils.

## History/Appearances

In *China Sea*, on Day 15, the host Jeff Probst announced that both tribes will attend Tribal Council as one group and vote somebody out of the game. At the Tribal Council, William Varner decided to quit the game. After that, Jeff revealed that the vote will happen anyway and both, Shangchuan and Xiachuan will "vote out" somebody from their tribe. Shangchuan "voted out" Norman Kollos, and Xiachuan "voted out" Camille Guide, but much to castaways' surprise, Probst revealed that those castaways will not leave the game, and instead they will choose three members of their original tribes and switch to the opposite tribe. Norman picked Dorris Backerson, Patrick Kash, and Phillip Filglerson and all four of them were switched to Xiachuan tribe. Camille picked Fatima Teu, Mack Fillon, and Natasha Malinov and four of them were switched to Shangchuan.

## Trivia

* Every time there is yellow tribe in a season with this twist, that tribe is in attendance at Joint Tribal Council.
* Judy Sherman is the only contestant to experience Joint Tribal Council twice. She survived the twist in *China Sea*, but was voted out in *Congo*.

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • **Joint Tribal Council** • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Aranuka

**Aranuka** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Kiribati.

Aranuka is best remembered for being the most dysfunctional of the three starting tribes and having its members absorbed by the remaining tribes on Day 12, after which it ceased to exist. Their tribe color is yellow.

## Trivia

* Aranuka is the first tribe to be absorbed.
Picking on Each Other

## Subpages

**Picking on Each Other** is the third episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge**: *Great Balls of Fire*
Two players at a time carry a burning metal ball across a clearing to a wok using giant chop sticks. When it lands in the wok, fireworks will ignite. First two tribes to get all four balls in their woks, each with a larger pair of chopsticks, wins.
**Reward**: Big tool kit (1st place); Small tool kit (2nd place)
 **Winners** (in order of finish): Taravai and Kamaka

**Challenge**: *Sea Crates*
The tribes will paddle out to a series of crates. When they get to a crate, they will jump in the water, untie the crate and get it in their boat. Once they have all their crates, they will stack them, so there are no repeating colors on any side. The first two tribes to finish wins immunity.
**Winners** (in order of finish): Kamaka and Taravai

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Wet, Hot Polynesian Summer

## Subpages

**Wet, Hot Polynesian Summer** is the second episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge**: *Smash and Grab*
Six castaways are chosen to swim, one at a time, to a platform, grab a club, and leap off the platform to smash a tile that releases a key. The swimmer then retrieves the key and swims back to shore with it, allowing the next tribe mate to go out. Once the eight keys are collected, one castaway uses the keys to open a locked box containing a set of puzzle pieces that form a map of Polynesia. Two other castaways put the puzzle together.
**Reward**: Fire making gear (1st place); Flint (2nd place)
 **Winners** (in order of finish): Taravai and Kamaka

**Challenge**: *Crosswalk*
Six tribe members would race to six-point, sliding hub and harness themselves in. The six would then pass around a key-ring to find a key their individual lock that secured the hub to a stand. Once unlocked, the hub would have to be maneuvered through the forest where six puzzle piece necklaces were hanging on trees. The three remaining tribe mates would use the necklaces as keys on a decoding wheel, which would decode a three-word phrase.
**Winners** (in order of finish): Taravai and Kamaka

## Tribal Council

* First Vote
* Revote

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by Kira Cirk about...

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Tiplol

**Tiplol** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Second Chance.

The original **Tiplol** tribe quicky found their footing in the game and became the most dominant tribe physically of the three. They entered the merge with numerical advantage over other two starting tribes, hovewer they didn't stay loyal to each other. Their tribe color is blue.

## Members

* Original
* Day 12

## Trivia

* Tiplol is the second blue-colored starting tribe for Joana Charles and Mark Kalman, following Ptah (*Egypt*), and Urubamba (*Peru*) respectively.
* Tiplol's camp was previously used as Batanta's campsite in *Raja Ampat*.
Marakei

**Marakei** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Kiribati.

The most dominant of the three tribes, **Marakei** dominated both physically, winning most of the tribal challenges before the merge, as well as strategically, with the tribe taking control of the game post-merge. This dominance eventually resulted in a member of the tribe being crowned the Sole Survivor of the season. Their tribe color is red.

## Members

* Original
* Day 12
I Don't Even Know What to Say

## Subpages

**I Don't Even Know What to Say** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge**: *S.O.S.*
Tribes are told via Tree Mail that a plane will be flying over their camps. Utilizing anything around their camp, they must get the plane's attention. The two tribes with the better signal (judging will be based on the creativity, yet still recognizable), according to the plane's pilot and drop master would win reward (with the plane returning to the winning tribes' camps, and will drop a wooden crate with the reward inside).
**Reward**: Comfort items, such as tarp, chairs, pillows, blankets, and a lantern (1st place); Tarp (2nd place)
**Additional Stipulation**: If Akamaru wins, they will get flint.
 **Winners** (in order of finish): Kamaka and Akamaru

**Challenge**: *Lock, Load and Light*
Five members from each tribe would race to assemble a boat from seven pieces and seven planks and then paddle the boat out into the ocean to light their torch from the raft. Once the five members return with the fire and the seven planks, the remaining two tribe members would assemble a puzzle. The seven planks from the boat would then be used to assemble a ladder to the top of a platform and place the completed puzzle in a slot halfway up. The first two tribes to have their whole tribe at the top of the platform and light their fire barrel would win.
**Winners** (in order of finish): Taravai and Akamaru

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by Peter March about ...

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Almost There

## Subpages

**Almost There** is the twenty-fourth and final episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Story

### Day 48

* Reward/Immunity (Day 46)
* Immunity (Day 47)

**Challenge**: *The Maze*
The castaways must race through an eight-level vertical maze in order to retrieve ten colored tiles. Once they have all their tiles, they must untie the tiles to reveal letters for a word scramble. First castaway to form the correct two-word phrase "Final Three" wins immunity and reward.
**Reward**: Steak with veggies, bread and wine.
**Winner**: Maya Gregory *(shared with Preston Kass)*

**Challenge**: *Slip Through Your Fingers*
Castaways must hold a Polynesian pose while holding coins between their fingers. If they run out of coins, they are out of the challenge. Last person standing wins immunity.
**Winner**: Preston Kass

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Arawaks

**Arawaks** (known informally as the **Older Tribe** in their original form) is a starting tribe from Survivor: The Caribbean.

Comprised of contestants aged thirty four and older, **Arawaks** fell apart early on by failing to work together, and the struggle between the men for the leadership position. Their tribe color is grey.

## Members

* Original
* Day 19

## Trivia

* Arawaks is the second starting grey tribe in *Survivor*
	+ Arawaks is the second starting grey tribe to produce the winner of the season, following Dýnami from *Greece*.
		- Arawaks is also the second starting grey tribe to produce a male winner.
Too Hot to Handle

## Subpages

**Too Hot to Handle** is the eighteenth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

**Challenge**: *Q and A*
The castaways would, in private, answer a survey about their fellow tribemates. They would then have to guess whose name came up the most from the group. Each time a castaway guessed correctly, they would be given the opportunity to chop at a rope that held a weight above a statuette that represented another castaway. After three chops of the rope, the statuette would be smashed and that castaway would be eliminated from the challenge. The last castaway whose statuette was not smashed would win reward.
**Reward**: A tour of the jungle canopy with zip-lining and a barbecue feast.
**Winner**: Cameron Pratt *(shared with Carol Camara, Jacob Koherr, Kara Willson and Maya Gregory)*

**Challenge**: *Station By Station*
The castaways must race out to a series of stations with a certain number of objects (buoys, crabs, rocks, fish traps, masks, coconuts, and bamboo) at each station. The count of the objects must then be used to unlock a combination lock. The first castaway to open their lock and break their tile wins.
**Winner**: Cameron Pratt

## Tribal Council

* First Vote
* Revote

## Trivia

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Fukui

**Fukui** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Japan.

Regarded as the most dominant tribe in *Survivor* history, they are the first tribe to have conquered their rivals by winning every tribal Immunity Challenge, decimating the Gifu tribe and absorbing its last member, Gabby Zack, also giving them the distinction of being the only starting tribe to remain until the Final Tribal Council. Their tribe color is blue.

## Members

* Original
* Day 25

## Trivia

* Fukui is the first tribe to never lose an Immunity Challenge.
* At 45 days, Fukui has the record for being the tribe with the longest existence, from the tribe's formation on Day 1 until the end of the game on Day 45.
* Fukui was the second tribe to secure all but one spot on the jury.
* Fukui is the first tribe to reach the individual portion of the game with as many members as they possibly could have, as all 13 members reached the individual part of the game.
* Fukui holds the record for going the longest without losing a single member, 26 days.
* Fukui is tied with Roraima for the highest number of tribal challenge wins in the show's history, winning nineteen tribal challenges.
	+ Fukui also holds the record for the highest percentage of winning tribal challenges, with 95%.
Archetypes

* Male
* Female

This archetype distinguishes itself from the Captain America type in that Captain America usually has more life experience than the Amazing Ace type. The Amazing Ace is also usually of a leaner build than the Captain America and is conditioned for endurance and normally very good in the water.

The Freelancer is very athletic and knows his way around a beach. He can at times be prone to overestimate his abilities. He often comes with a similar body type to the Amazing Ace. However, important to note, the edit does not take the Freelancer as seriously as it takes the Amazing Ace, who is seen as more reliably responsible. The Freelancer is generally an unadulterated goofball, often the class clown. Probst usually comments on his charm and says of this type that his goofy side will endear himself to kids watching. Women typically find him attractive, and he is good at making them laugh, often being a comic relief. He is usually well-liked as long as he isn't obnoxious or inconsiderate with a lack of manners. People might have perceived them in college as a "frat bro" or if living near a beach as a "surfer bro".
Vote Blocker

The **Vote Blocker** (also known as **Block a Vote**) is an advantage that is occasionally available to castaways. It allows players to prevent a castaway from voting at Tribal Council.

The Vote Blocker is mechanically one of the two halves of the previously-established Vote Steal advantage.

## Overview

The Vote Blocker allows a castaway to prevent another from voting at Tribal Council. This power extends to the revote if there is a tie.

In its first appearance in *Malakula*, the Vote Blocker had to be used at the next Tribal Council after it was found, regardless of whether the holder attended that Tribal Council. In *Survivor* and beyond, the Vote Blocker could be used at any Tribal Council up until the final six, and the holder must declare who they are using it on before the votes are cast at the Tribal Council they intend to use it.

## Trivia

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • **Vote Blocker** • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Kōke'e

**Kōke'e** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Hawaii.

Early tribal dynamics on **Kōke'e** were defined by the formation of two alliances of 4, leading to tempestuous visits to Tribal Council that further splintered the tribe. Despite their chaotic time as a tribe, after the Tribe Switch in which Kōke'e was disbanded, the six remaining members stick together after being separated. After their reunion at the merge, they formed a strong alliance with remaining members of Alaka'i, but they quickly imploded after the first post-merge Tribal Council. Their tribe color is maroon.

## Members

* Original
* Day 18

## Trivia

* Kōke'e is the first maroon tribe in *Survivor*.

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Koror

**Koror** is a starting tribe from Survivor: All-Stars.

The original **Koror** quickly became the most dominant tribe out of three due to their physical strength and great leadeship. Hovewer, after the Tribe Switch, the new iteration of the tribe couldn't find their footing in the game and lost four out of 6 post-swap challenges and ended up being disbanded on Day 18. Despite that, the original Koror entered the merge having numerical advatage over two other teams. Their tribe color is brown.

## Members

* Original
* Day 7

## Trivia

* Koror and Airai are the first two all-returning players tribes to not have any of its members start out on a tribe of the same color in their previous season(s).
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Onotoa

**Onotoa** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Kiribati.

A fairly cohesive unit in the beginning, the tribe routinely finished second in challenges despite their immediate scramble to form alliances. **Onotoa** later found themselves entering the merge in the minority. Then almost all of its castaways were eliminated from early to mid-merge, with only one member reaching the Final Tribal Council. Their tribe color is orange.

## Members

* Original
* Day 12
Leụ̄xd

**Leụ̄xd** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Khao Laem.

Originally comprised of new players competing against their returning loved ones from the Galang N̂ả tribe, **Leụ̄xd** dominated the early portion of the game, winning 6 out of 8 challenges before the Tribe Switch on Day 15. Their tribe color is white.

## Members

* Original
* Day 1
* Day 15
* Day 22

## Trivia

* Leụ̄xd is the first tribe in *Survivor* to oppose a tribe of returning contestants.
* Leụ̄xd is the first white tribe in *Survivor*.
N̂ả

**N̂ả** is a starting tribe from Survivor: Khao Laem.

Originally made up of returning players, they competed against their loved ones, who were on the rival Leụ̄xd tribe. Their tribe color is black.

## Members

* Original
* Day 1
* Day 15
* Day 22

## Trivia

* N̂ả is the first tribe to have a members from the other tribe switch to their tribe on Day 1.
* N̂ả is the second black-colored starting tribe for Kenny North (following Cobá from *Mexico*).
Shoot 'n' Shuffle

**Shoot 'n' Shuffle** is a recurring *Survivor* challenge where the contestants play a *Survivor* version of the game shuffleboard. The challenge originated in *Raja Ampat* and since then was reused in furute seasons.

## Rules

The castaways would play a version of shuffleboard, either aiming to land their pucks closest to a designated target or knocking their opponent's pucks off the gameboard.

## Trivia

* This challenge has been only used for either reward or as a duel.