Awards

Trevivor gives out 17 awards at the end of each season, all of them very prestigious. Here are our decorated winners:

## **Fan Favorite**

**Season 1:** Jack

*In a season full of much unfortunate toxicity and arguing, we had one person who always held their head up high and despite facing a ton of adversity, was always positive and wholesome to their approach in the game. You couldn’t help but not only root for this person, but also learn to love watching them along the way, and it truly broke all of our hearts to see them lose in the Final 4 Fire Making Challenge.*

**Season 2:** Violet

*This person came into the season with great confessionals full of a ton of shade at their fellow castaways. From their unexpected face reveal that became one of the biggest memes of the season, to their unique and energetic videos, combined with their snarky and confident personality, they were always entertaining and very rootable throughout the whole way, and their vote-out at the Final 6 left many spectators sad that they weren’t able to make it to the end.*

**Season 3:** Ashley

*This player stole hearts from the very beginning with their big personality and funny antics, and as the game progressed it became clear that they also had a strong intuition and game-sense that allowed them (most of the time) to figure out what was going on. While at times feeling like they weren’t fully being listened to by others, they left their fingerprints all over the game and were universally loved and cheered on from spec lounge, with many sad to see them go out when they did.*

**Season 4:** Campbell

*This player had quite the rise in the game, going from a more under the radar presence in the premerge to one of the kingpins postmerge. They played as many sides as they could, were always looking to make some big plays and dominated immunity challenges at a level we’ve never seen before in this ORG. With an engaging character coupled with great gameplay, they looked like they might roll all the way to the end though they fell just short.*

## **Player of the Game**

**Season 1:** Aidan

*This person started out somewhat under the radar, solidifying themselves in good majority alliances and managing to have a say in most of the votes without fully commanding them themself. It wasn’t until they flipped on the biggest frontrunner Adam at the F12 that this person truly began running the show, as they were in two big alliances, #peepee and #coleslaw, and they were controlling the votes solidly from F10-9. It wasn’t until the dm locked tribal council at F8 where this person found themselves slowly slipping to the bottom, however their social ties kept them alive until the final 6, in which they helped lead the boldest move of the entire game in turning things against Tyler, who was the biggest jury threat at the time. On the revote, this person managed to convince BOTH voting blocks of Kristine-Dawson and Jack-Colin that they’d work with them, and got Dawson and Kristine to turn on Tyler at the revote. Ironically, this person then ended up getting voted off at the very next vote due to both sides being unsure of whether or not he was working with them.*

**Season 2:** Mas

*This person began the game very under the radar, solidifying great social bonds and finding themselves to be liked by everyone. Come merge, they found themselves down 5-5-3 in terms of original tribe numbers, however through them playing double agent they managed to control their other two original tribemates and play under the radar successfully, even going as far to have their original tribe in the majority come final 5. Their own allies ended up turning on her as she was viewed as the biggest jury threat, and likely would’ve beaten anybody at the end.*

**Season 3:** Pyro

*This person had a target on them right from the beginning, but despite that sat in a powerful position during the premerge, overcoming an unfavourable swap and using the safari to their advantage to create some very strong bonds. While they misstepped at the beginning of the merge, that was really the only time they did as they rallied back and spearheaded the big reversal of power. Despite being pointed out time and time again as a target, they continued to survive, playing a fantastic game. They would have crushed it at FTC if they had made it there, which is why they were taken out right before the end.*

**Season 4:** Aria

*This person came into the game with the label of a great social player, and they delivered on that front. Their first tribe might have been pretty quiet but they were definitely on top of it, and after the swap they solidified themselves as a power player with some crucial bonds. They remained in power postmerge as they were in the know on every vote up until they were eliminated, seen as too much of a threat to make it any further and taken out after having been a top contender the whole game to that point.*

## **Hero**

**Season 1:** Dawson

*This person had quite the up and down journey through this game, coming in with the intention of valuing friendship above all else but finding their bonds tested at different points. They were seen as somewhat of a floater pre-merge, but really came into their own as the game progressed, fighting to get themselves into a more powerful position and staying true the whole way to their closest ally, culminating in a firemaking win that brought them to FTC.*

**Season 2:** Pray

*This person spent most of the premerge on the bottom, as many didn’t trust them and it wasn’t until we got to experience their close bond with Tyler that we saw more wholesome sides to them. As they approached merge this person played constantly from the bottom and was targeted many times throughout, however their loyalty and optimistic approach managed to save them many times until they were cut off in 3rd place right before FTC.*

**Season 3:** Xavier

*This player was a very wholesome presence in the game, extremely loyal to their allies and overcoming doubt they had in themselves to get a new personal best placement. They made it all the way to FTC, but that wasn’t without some fight against that from themselves, as they were willing to sacrifice themselves at F4 in order for their two allies to make it ahead of them, demonstrating their selfless spirit and positive attitude towards the game.*

**Season 4:** Jake

*This player had quite the interesting journey in this game, as at the beginning it looked like they were gonna be one of the very first boots! However, they slowly grew into things, and managed to find some power for themselves as well. Their arc from inactive to a humorous UTR presence to a sometimes central postmerge figure made them a compelling character, capped off by their elimination in a dramatic idol play.*

## **Villain**

**Season 1:** Tyler

*From the very beginning of the season, this person came in planning to play completely cutthroat. And as the season progressed they showed that while they were loyal to a few, they were ready to cut off those seen as their enemies without mercy, using a strong social game to keep themselves on top despite being a massive endgame threat. They nearly made it all the way, but were flipped on at the dramatic Final 6 tribal council.*

**Season 2:** Kowboy

*This one should be no surprise to anyone, as this person came into the competition with the sole goal of messing with others. They managed to annoy others constantly whilst toying with them and managed to become one of the most polarizing figures of the season. While loved by some, this person received some harsh final words from others and truly fits the bill for a villain.*

**Season 3:** Iz

*Now, unlike our first two seasons, there was not an obvious, clearcut pick for this award. We are giving it to someone who was a massive presence on the season, perhaps more than they realized. Looking to control things from the beginning of the game, they were a figurehead of the first majority alliance at the merge, and in their confessionals they had plenty of scheming and strong opinions of their fellow players.*

**Season 4:** Cece

*Our Villain for this season shifted somewhat between good and evil, but definitely leaned more towards the latter. They happily made up lies anytime they felt it could help them, whether that be during tribal, after votes or even at FTC, and they were ruthless when the game was on the line, cutting their top ally less than 10 hours after he played an idol on her.*

## **Best Confessionals**

**Season 1:** Kristine

*In a season with many unique and funny confessionals, you all helped the spectators gain great insight into what was going on in your games! And this person’s confessionals in particular stayed entertaining and engaging all the way to FTC.*

**Season 2:** Carp

*This person was very active in their confessionals, keeping things light-hearted and positive while giving strong in-depth recaps of what was going on from their POV. Their activity in their conf continued after they were voted out, giving their thoughts on the remaining players, making award predictions and even crafting some parchments for the gods themselves.*

**Season 3:** Iz

*This player was extremely active in their confessional, letting us into everything they were thinking game-wise, and also showing their personality and life outside of the game! Add in a couple videos with the detailed write-ups, and we were treated to a full, well-rounded channel that added a lot to the game.*

**Season 4:** Ben

*Coming into the game with a lot of energy, this player gave great in-depth confs from the very beginning, clearly laying out their strategies and opinions on everyone else in the game. While they were on top to start they later found themselves playing from the bottom, giving a different perspective that they continued to share well.*

## **Underdog**

**Season 1:** Jack

*From the VERY beginning of the game this person found themselves on the bottom, they barely escaped being the first vote out of the season, and heading into the swap they found themselves without much power yet again after the hectic Pyro vote out. This person was targeted time and time again, receiving votes and being thrown under the bus by many others. Despite this, they held their heads high and just about made FTC despite having to constantly fight from the bottom, coming up short in the Fire Making Challenge.*

**Season 2:** Violet

*Although they were kept for the most part in the loop and had some strong connections pre-merge, this player found themselves on the outside looking in when it came to the biggest power players. After the merge they had a steady climb up into a stronger position, but when their closest ally was taken out at F10 they were forced into scramble mode. Managing to survive for another few cycles, their rootability and real shot at winning should they have made FTC made them a compelling character.*

**Season 3:** Tanner

*While holding perhaps the most power of anyone on their OG tribe, this player’s game was turned upside down by the swap as they were shunted into a minority, and while they built themselves back up by the merge, they soon found themselves again without a ton of power, playing from the bottom as they fought to stay alive. Not only did they do that, but an extremely clutch immunity win at F4 booked them a place at FTC, and they rode their underdog status and strong social play to the win!*

**Season 4:** Dawn

*This player came into the game with an experience disadvantage, and though they managed to make merge they quickly found themselves in the minority and fighting to just keep their head above water. While not all of what they tried to pull off worked, they made it all the way to F4 as the final survivor of a pagonging, pretty impressive for their first ORG.*

## **Dynamic Duo**

**Season 1:** Kristine and Dawson

*These two people came into the season being on opposite tribes, however when they connected on @Muspelheim tribe, they found themselves becoming each other's closest allies. Initially attempting to keep their duo heading into the post-merge lowkey, these two made sure to watch out for each other’s backs, with their bond taking them all the way to FTC, fulfilling a game-long goal.*

**Season 2:** Hollie and Kowboy

*This award is a very obvious one. Though it seemed unlikely at the beginning of the game and really up until partway into the merge, these two players came together with a bond that was as strong as anyone had in the whole game, and watched out for each other the whole way. They played fundamental roles in turning the game on its head, and outlasted everyone to sit next to each other at FTC.*

**Season 3:** Ashley and High

*To be clear, we’re not giving this to two members of A New Hope, with one reason being because it would feel wrong to pick one of you to leave out. Instead, we’re giving this award to a duo that was a lot more dysfunctional, but just as lovable. Close allies from early on in the game, their bond was damaged by a flip partway through merge, but their duo recovered as they ended up back on the same side. Despite neither of them reaching FTC they both made it far, and poetically went out back to back as well.*

**Season 4:** Campbell and Cece

*By mid-merge, Kings And Queens Of Trevivor was cleanly split into two duos, with both of them vying for more power. One of those pairs ended up as the clear winner, as both of them made it all the way to F3. Tight allies from the swap all the way to (nearly) the end, the pre-FTC portion of the season fittingly ended with the two of them facing off against each other in FIC as they gunned for the win.*

## **Best Rivalry**

**Season 1:** Mason vs Griff

*These two people began on the same tribe, and were actually Day 1 allies with one another, however the vote-outs of both Pyro and Kamil in the pre-merge led to them forming negative connotations of one another heading into the merge, and throughout the early portion of the merge these two made sure to constantly scheme about how to end the other’s game. Despite being in some alliance chats together, these two made sure to gun for each other at every waking moment, resulting in them being voted out back to back in 10th and 9th place.*

**Season 2:** Kowboy vs Tris

*This rivalry had its seeds planted premerge, though it came to head at the merge. From a clash over the creation of #alliance-to-vote-out-kowboy, to a blowup in tribal council, these two went at each other right up to almost the very end of the game, though they thankfully managed to slightly defuse some of the tension in the middle of it all.*

**Season 3:** Iz vs Pyro

*There were some strong contenders for this award, the most obvious being the battle between A New Hope and A Tribute to Dan that dominated the entire merge. On an individual level there were also rivalries aplenty, including Ashley vs Simba, Ashley vs bots and Ashley vs emojis. But our Best Rivalry goes instead to two people who were in fact allies on their original tribe. However, they spent much of the swap period trying to paint a target on the other in the eyes of everyone else, leading them to both be seen as two of the leaders of their respective alliances. At the merge they were on opposite sides the whole time, looking to take down the other for being a big threat. As two of the biggest players on the season, it is only fitting that they win this award.*

**Season 4:** Allen vs Pinging People

*On our first three seasons, our Best Rivalry was always two people. This season, though, we don’t have that. In fact, this rivalry, though it contains many people, focuses on just one. It was also more humorous than heated. The winner is Allen vs Pinging People! One of the most OTT players on the season, Allen had a habit of looking to lead discussion in both camp chat and alliance chats, and would often ping people to ask for their input, something that was taken as odd and/or annoying by others. This sometimes-domineering way of playing eventually led to his demise as well.*

## **Best Alliance**

**Season 1:** peepee (Kristine, Dawson, Aidan, Logan, Jmoney and Mason)

*In a season with so many turns and power shifts, this was one truly hard to assign, however we decided this award should go to #peepee! This alliance initially formed at the merge and eventually led to the major blindside of Adam at the Final 12, the 6 people in this alliance had the most control over the early merge portion of the game and were dominating from F13-F10 until the Final 9 tribal council came, in which people turned on Mason due to him being vulnerable at the time.*

**Season 2:** The Unholy Trinity (Hollie, Kowboy and Carp)

*This trio were all somewhat floating before they came together a couple cycles into the merge, and managed to completely turn the game on its head by pooling their resources and knowledge. An unexpectedly strong bond between the three of them sprouted almost immediately, and they ran the show for a few votes before losing one of their members at F7. However, the other two managed to shake that off, and the rest is now history.*

**Season 3:** A New Hope (Hope, Pyro and Xavier)

*No beating around the bush: it’s A New Hope, and specifically the trio of Hope, Pyro and Xavier! Down in numbers after losing Rej and Davon right at the beginning of the merge, they remained extremely tight with each other, using advantages and smart play to systematically eliminate just about everyone who stood against them. While Tanner’s FIC win dashed the possibility of all three making it to FTC, they had already made their mark as the best alliance in not just this season, but probably in any Trevivor season.*

**Season 4:** Kings And Queens Of Trevivor (Aria, Campbell, Cece and Jake)

*Formed after the swap and consisting of members from each of the three original tribes, this group quickly formed a strong bond with each other and dominated the merge, always in the loop and controlling each vote even as they started to clash with each other. While they broke apart before taking out everyone else, they more than left their mark on the season, shown by the fact that each of them won one of the four major awards (plus one of them won the game).*

## **Best Premerge Tribe**

**Season 1:** Vanaheim (Colin, Jack, Tyler, Griff, Adam and Pyro)

*Following the first tribe swap of the game, this tribe lost the first scavenger hunt challenge, leading into one of the most chaotic tribals of the season. I must say that every aspect of this tribe was entertaining, with both Jack and Colin flipping on their original tribes, leading into the chaos of the Final 18 tribal council in which Griff was convinced by Tyler and Adam to turn on Pyro at the revote, couple this with the massive arguing and confusion stirred by everyone in tribal, their arguments in the arena, and the pure dysfunctionality of this tribe heading into the merge makes every aspect of it entertaining.*

**Season 2:** Elysian (Hollie, Kowboy, Cass, Aaron, Renee, Ashy B and Alex)

*This tribe provided a tremendous amount of content in the three cycles that they were together. With a number of strong players and even stronger personalities, alliances that shifted even when they were winning challenges, a group performance that annoyed both the other two tribes in during Greed, and a tribal council where only one vote was cast, this tribe truly had it all, including both of our eventual finalists*

**Season 3:** Stirling (Pyro, High, Ashley, Iz, Serra, Davon, Ravelt, Spider and October)

*For the second straight season, we are giving this award to one of our original tribes. This group of people - while having some drama of their own - dominated challenges, and on top of that contained a number of the biggest characters on the season. Ironically, while they ended up being 6 of the F9, their OG opponents had the last laugh as none of them ended up making FTC*

**Season 4:** Kunlun (Andrew, Cece, Dawn, Gumball, James and Jordy)

*For the third straight season, we’re awarding this to one of our original tribes. This tribe did not have the most players who made it far, in fact they kind of got decimated in the early going. They also had some of the worst challenge performances of any tribe in Trevivor history. But what they did have was entertainment, as they really carried the early portion of the game from a spectator POV. They had fun characters and drama, and even when they fell flat on their faces they were fun to watch.*

## **Class Clown**

**Season 1:** Colin and Jmoney

*Our first of two class clown awards goes to Colin!!! From his very beginning moments of the game, he truly took nothing too seriously, and his hilarious one liners in serious moments and his rivalry with our own god Fenrir kept many of the spectators laughing at him and his antics. Our second class clown is none other than Jmoney!! As someone who literally applied to the season 1 minute before the deadline (not even exaggerating), he did not disappoint. Jmoney always had the same calm, funny attitude in every scenario. With small things such as stealing Tyler’s status or keeping the creepy koala pfp, to bigger things such as his iconic 6/29 score on the trivia challenge, where he guessed himself for half of the answers!*

**Season 2:** Aaron and Mas

*Our first resident funny-person presented a very cocky character, coming in with the intention of playing big and bold. They always cut loose in confessionals, providing hilarious comments, photoshops and tiktoks that provided a great amount of entertainment for those watching and also those playing. Congratulations Aaron! Our second winner had some of the most distinctive lines of anyone on the server...there’s only one person you think of when I type out HERE I COME and CHOO CHOO. From helping enable the massive horniness of the Asphodel tribe, to mass-spamming tribal council chat when they were voted out, this player struck the balance of a great social game that was also off the wall at times. Congratulations to Mas!*

**Season 3:** Davon and Ashley

*Our first winner was one of the biggest players in the premerge, and was unfortunately taken from us very soon after we merged. Their attitude and very outgoing nature had many laughing at their antics, both intentional and not as intentional (posting in the wrong chat, anyone?). Congratulations to Davon! Our second winner truly dominated the #funny-stuff channel this season, with their blunt way of speaking, rants in their confessional and unexpected feuds sparking many great moments. While they were also unable to make it to the end, they continued to give us laughs even after they went out. Congratulations to Ashley!*

**Season 4:** Brodie and Dawn

*Our first winner, though they had their moments throughout, truly roared to life in the endgame. They were hilarious during the final few days; posting in tribal council instead of their confessional, purposefully dropping out of the final immunity challenge and continuing their posturing of themselves as the greatest ORG player of all-time. Congratulations to Brodie! Our second Class Clown had many great one-liners this season, and though their confessional writing was sporadic, when they wrote it was with a passionate and villainous edge that often belied their relatively weaker position in the game. Their sometimes-OTT approach to playing, especially early on, was a highlight. Congratulations to Dawn!*

## **Best** **Move**

**Season 1:** The Adam blindside at F12

*Despite the messiness of the move, this was a MAJOR turning point in the game as Adam was dominating the entirety of the premerge, had 1 full idol and a half idol, and was trusted by nearly everybody. Had they not cut off Adam here, he could’ve very well dominated the game and caused some huge damage, this move also provided for a power shift in the favor of Jmoney, Mason, and Jack as they were perceived as those on the bottom, and this blindside managed to help them gain more footing and survive a couple more rounds than they would’ve initially.*

**Season 2:** Idoling out Renee at F11

*This one was an obvious choice, as it was what marked a true shift in power in the game: the formation of The Unholy Trinity and Hollie giving Kowboy her idol to get out Renee. It was a masterful move that took out one of the biggest power players in the game, and was masked well enough that not only did it go off without a hitch, but there was enough confusion sown that the trio who did it evaded retribution for the move for another few votes.*

**Season 3:** Pyro giving Xavier Hope's idol at F7

*There were definitely some good options to choose from for this award, even just looking at idols: there were FOUR successful idol plays this season, twice as many as the first two seasons put together! One of them stood above the rest though, and that was Pyro giving Hope’s idol to Xavier at F7. A New Hope’s original plan to even the numbers was for Hope to herd everyone to vote for Pyro, with Pyro self-voting to claim the merge idol, and she transferred Pyro her idol so she could take out Iz. But once Ashley also had the idol clue and realized that was their plan, A Tribute to Dan shifted their target to Xavier close to the deadline, a move that looked set to re-establish that group’s control on the game. However, Pyro ruined this in a move that was initially meant to be self-sacrifice. Fearing that two of A New Hope were to receive multiple votes, she wanted to ensure that at least both Hope and Xavier survived, and since Hope had a rock amulet she sent Xavier the idol and told him to play it, even sending them a goodbye message in DMs. Of course, that ended up negating all of the majority’s votes, eliminating Iz and leaving A New Hope with a 3-3 split and a new idol that allowed them to control the endgame.*

**Season 4:** The Allen Blindside at F9

*The F9 cycle was chaotic, as just about everyone in the White Tiger camp wanted to flip on* someone*, it just took a while for a consensus to form on who that was actually going to be. While a plot to blindside Cece tried to take shape, it was later countered by the winner of the Best Move: the Allen blindside. Orchestrated by Kings And Queens Of Trevivor in a long VC held during tribal, the four of them completely switched things up together. Recruiting The Leftovers to fill out their numbers and having Campbell vote for Cece (with her permission) in order to go undercover and hide the fact that the four of them were all working closely together, this plot worked flawlessly and was probably the high point of the alliance’s dominance.*

## **Worst Move**

**Season 1:** Jmoney and Mason accepting every sacrifice

*This season offered many MASSIVE mess ups by you all, some of these include Kristine trying to give Jmoney an expired idol, Logan completely blowing up his game at the live tribal, and Adam, Tyler, and Pyro not playing their idols. However one mistake outnumbers them all in terms of how colossal it was towards the games at stake due to it, and it was the Final 9 Sacrifices Challenge in which Jmoney and Mason both accepted all of the punishments. Them doing this put a massive target on both of their backs, as Mason was immediately targeted due to being very vulnerable to the tribe, following Mason’s vote out Jmoney could quite literally do nothing as he got voted out in the following F8 tribal council. The two of them were in okay positions before the events of the challenge, and absolutely screwed themselves over by overindulging into the sacrifices made, us gods appreciated it though!*

**Season 2:** Violet trying to convince Aaron at F10 that Hollie was going to betray him

*There were definitely some head-scratchers this season, with one of the more flagrant being Tyler accidentally adding Nick instead of Cass to an anti-Tartarus alliance while on Lethe, but we decided to go with something that shook up the middle of the merge, and that is Violet attempting to convince Aaron at F10 that Hollie was going to betray him. Aaron had been gunning for both Carp and Kowboy for a while at this point, and in fact had already submitted a vote for Carp super early into tribal before this happened. However, he trusted Hollie more than anyone else in the game, and didn’t believe for a second that Violet was telling the truth. Despite the fact that he didn’t trust Carp at all, Aaron’s loyalty to Hollie led to him happily changing his vote to Nick, Violet’s closest ally and one of the strongest players in the game. Nick then getting voted out and following Renee to Ponderosa solidified the complete shift in power that had begun the previous cycle.*

**Season 3:** High flipping at F8

*While the Best Move came at F7, we’re giving this award to something that happened the previous cycle, and that was High flipping at F8. This allowed A New Hope to get out Serra without using Hope’s idol, and that was what allowed them to again emerge from the next vote with their whole trio intact. While High realized soon after Serra’s exit that A New Hope was much closer with each other than they’d ever be with him, and flipped back, it ended up being too late to prevent the dominant run of eliminations that followed, including his own.*

**Season 4:** Orange not giving his Vote Steal to Ben

*This move happened the previous cycle, as the Black Tortoise group looked to rebound after losing Jordy. However, their plot to even the numbers and potentially force rocks at F10 was sunk by a massive mistake, and that was Orange not giving his Vote Steal to Ben. While Orange stealing Aria’s vote initially caused some panic in the White Tiger ranks, they quickly realized that all they had to do was pile votes on Orange and then just vote him out on the revote. If Orange had given the advantage to Ben, who was immune, things could have been very different, but in the end he inadvertently sealed his own vote by playing the Vote Steal himself.*

## **Moment of the Season**

**Season 1:** The F6 tribal

*This award goes to the Final 6 Tribal Council in which Aidan, Colin and Jack came together with the knowledge that it was now or never for them in terms of trying to get Tyler out. Forcing a 3-3 tie at tribal council, we saw quite the entertaining sequence of Aidan promising Dawson and Kristine final 3, right in front of Jack and Colin. This ended up working out as it got Dawson and Kristine to turn on Tyler at the revote, avoiding rocks. This was a MASSIVE turning point of the season, as we saw a vote almost going to rocks, and Tyler almost playing his half idol, however deciding to hold on to it. Every aspect of this tribal was entertaining, with the very interesting narrative of Colin being happy to risk his game to go to rocks for Jack, quite the flip from the F18 tribal that they were both also involved in.*

**Season 2:** The merge VC concert

*The merge is a stressful time for everyone, but before the lying and backstabbing truly got underway we were treated with something unexpectedly wholesome: the Merge VC concert at F13. Beginning with Aaron offering to do his best Taylor Swift, it morphed into a massive event with over 20 people in the VC, and included a performance from Kage that was met with universal acclaim. Of course, he was then immediately voted out, but it was still a very memorable moment on a season that had many.*

**Season 3:** The F10 cycle

*This is a bit of a broad one, but it’s deserved, and that is the F10 cycle. This was originally just going to go to the tribal council itself, but this whole cycle really had everything. Davon accidentally posting in tribe chat, Iz winning immunity by default, Pyro very nearly pulling off a major double agent role, reaching its peak with Ashley dramatically sussing out what was really going on right near the deadline and convincing Serra she was in real danger, which led to Serra even more dramatically playing her idol without even saying in her confessional that she was about to do it. This led to Hope playing her legacy advantage on Davon in response, and in a fitting end to the chaos Rej went out on a single rogue vote from High, which wasn’t even originally a strategic play and was rather him being stubborn and frustrated with his allies. Really, the merge couldn’t have started any better.*

**Season 4:** Speedrunning the Endgame

*The game definitely went into a lull during the F5 cycle, which lasted around four days. Then, things then went into hyperspeed out of nowhere, leading to our Moment of the Season: speedrunning the endgame. Basically without a break, we had Cece self-voting only to be saved from elimination by Campbell idoling her, the season trivia challenge, Dawn’s unanimous elimination, the dramatic final immunity challenge and Cece cutting Campbell to take Brodie to FTC with her. In less than 12 hours we went from 5 players to 2, with FTC soon after it. Quite the unexpected finish.*

## **Most Robbed Prejuror**

**Season 1:** Pyro

*There were a number of contenders for this award with some strong players taken out quite early, however one prejuror stood above the rest when it comes to how robbed they were. This person had a very strong start on the Nidavellir tribe, and found themselves an idol less than an hour into the game!!! Unfortunately, after finding themselves in a 3-3 situation at the swap, during a chaotic tribal council they were flipped on at a revote, resulting in a shocking 18th place finish.*

**Season 2:** Tyler

*This player had an up and down premerge, going from a power position on Asphodel to a very poor position on their first swap tribe once Clay was voted out. Their second swap - on paper - looked to be much better, but they found themselves take out right before merge when Hollie unexpectedly forced firemaking, leaving with an idol in their pocket as well.*

**Season 3:** Pola

*This player might have been upset on Day 1 with the people they got on their original tribe, but they quickly fell into the majority alliance, and got given a fortunate swap that made it look like they were set to make merge. However, that was not to be, as their allies turned on them before they could get there, sadly sending them out with the legacy advantage in their pocket.*

**Season 4:** Gumball

*Congratulations to Zach! Oh, that’s not right? My bad. In all seriousness, this player was a fantastic character, especially in their confessionals which were some of the best on the entire season. They were insightful, endearing and sadly were taken out far too soon when awkward tribe numbers on the swap combined with a bit of a misplay sent them packing.*

## **Most Robbed Juror**

**Season 1:** Aidan

*This person seemed to be in the best position of anyone leading up to their elimination, with their bold move at the Final 6 of promising both the voting blocks of Kristine-Dawson and Jack-Colin that he was working with them to Final 3, combined with the jury respecting his game a lot from Valhalla giving him strong winner odds. Despite being in a swing vote position, the two voting blocks ended up teaming up at the Final 5 to take them out, as they were both unsure of where their true loyalties landed. This person went from favourite to win to 5th place due to a literal last minute change (the timing between the vote change of Dawson and last vote being Colin was like less than a minute) in the votes.*

**Season 2:** Renee

*This player stood out as a top contender from the day we marooned, and their premerge performance was masterful as at times it seemed like they held more power than anyone else in the game. They continued to remain right up at the top in the early merge, and it took a great move - cough, a Best Move - to take them out.*

**Season 3:** Rej

*If you read the blurb for the Moment of the Season, then I think you know where this is going. This player was not the primary target for either main alliance at the beginning of the merge, and looked like they would be able to slide somewhat UTR for a bit longer. However, two idol plays and a rogue vote caused them to be the merge boot, with just a single vote cast against them the entire game.*

**Season 4:** Jordy

*There were a couple other strong contenders for this award, including the two players who were idoled out. But while those two looked to be more clearly in danger before their boots, this person actually looked to be in a solid spot until pretty soon before their elimination, when everything suddenly changed. Thrown under the bus in a fairly unlucky way, this player definitely could have made it much further than they actually did.*

## **Aby B**

**Season 1:** Mason

*This award is for the most iconic person on the season, this award alone is a bigger honor than winning in my opinion. It goes to someone who honestly crafted the entire season and without them, this would all be pointless. The mere existence of this person not only drastically improves the gameplay but humanity itself. Let’s take a moment to predict who might get this award????? It goes to none other than......Mason!*

**Season 2:** Aaron

*This person began the season looking to play strongly, and through thick and thin they managed to always put a smile on everyone’s faces with comedic confessionals and rootable gameplay. They continued to be as OTT as they could even after they were voted out, and this season truly wouldn’t have been the same without their presence.*

**Season 3:** Hope

*This player was very rootable the whole way, balancing strong gameplay with a self-aware and humorous personality. They also kept teasing a Trevivor rap video that has not been released, to everyone's disappointment.*

**Season 4:** Cece

*Who did Aby B decide to bestow this award on? Well, she chose someone who was one of the biggest characters on the whole season, who was engaging and in terms of placement ended up doing alright for themselves, I guess*