CtC Survivor: Honor Vs Revenge

***CtC Survivor: Honor Vs Revenge*** is the ninth season of the *Coast to Coast* series. It is the All-Stars edition of the series.

## Production

This season was hosted by John B, Zoe M, Linden W, and Caryn S. It was created to serve as the first All Stars season of Coast-To-Coast Survivor. The season premiered on September 17th, 2022.

* **Advertisement Blurb**: January 22, 2021. CTC Survivor premiered. 17 people started on a wild 35 day long game that had countless blindsides, wheels, split votes, and more. 8 seasons later, 131 individual people have played CTC, and a group of the greatest in CTC history will be thrown back into the gauntlet for the ultimate showdown. Who will be returning to defend their honor? And who will be returning to fight in the name of revenge? Get ready for what is to be the toughest most brutal season yet.

The blog for this season was Survivor: Honor vs. Revenge.

## Twists/Changes

* **Honor Vs Revenge**: Each round, the winning tribe will choose someone from the losing tribe to have the power to decide to be honorable and allow for someone to vote twice, or take revenge and take away someone’s power to vote for that Tribal. They cannot play this power on themselves. This twist continued until the first swap at final 21.
* **Position of Power**: During the three tribe phase of the game, the winning tribe gets to decide which of the 2 losing tribes will be attending Tribal Council, thus saving one and sending one. The decision must be unanimous. If they cannot make a unanimous decision within an hour of results, each member of the winning tribe will individually have to vote in their prod chat as to which tribe they want to send to Tribal Council. If that vote is not unanimous, the losing tribes will instead be safe, and the winning tribe will lose immunity and will instead go to Tribal Council. This twist continued until the second swap at final 18.
* **Undertaker**: After Tribal Council, the tribe that lost will have the power to decide if they want to reset the tribes into original tribal lines, keep tribes the same, or shuffle tribes again. They will all vote individually in their production chats at Tribal after the elimination. It must be a majority vote. After the next Tribal Council, the vote will occur again to come to a new outcome. This twist continued until the final 16.
* **Triple Tribal**: At the final 16, tribes were dissolved and everyone was sent to Mergatory. They played three rounds live and voted out three players to serve as the final 3 members of the prejury.
* **Security & Sacrifice**: For the merge portion of the game, the winner/holder of individual immunity for the round was not be able to vote at that round’s Tribal Council. Individual immunity could be transferred to other players, just like before. However, the twist’s effects also would transfer with the necklace. You must hold the necklace for at least 2 hours before being allowed to transfer it to another player. Whoever had the necklace within one hour of Tribal Council must keep it. This twist lasted for the entirety of the merge.
* **Amulets**: Amulets returned once again this season. Amulets are a style of advantage used in CTC Survivor that are played anonymously and unleash a twist for one round. Each Amulet contains its own set of rules.
	+ **Amulet of Eruption**: "*The volcano on the center of the island has erupted! In the process of seeking shelter, 1/3rd of the tribe has lost their votes for this round’s Tribal Council.*" This amulet was used at the final 6 to take away two players votes for the tribal.
	+ **Amulet of Tidal Force**: "*The ocean’s power floods the opposing tribes’ beaches, and takes away any two of their players to the amulet player’s tribe, permanently. However, these swept away players will be safe at the next Tribal Council their tribe attends.*" The Amulet was used to take Michael and Aly from Wala onto Vao during the first swap.