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Real-Estate Rumble

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests divide money across properties in a bid to earn the most value in return.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*

"**Real-Estate Rumble**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 4*.

## Rules

In this strategy competition, there is a bunch of real-estate for sale. Each houseguest must aim to get the most money from their real-estate as they can. If a houseguest is the only one in a round to pick a certain house, then they get its value added to their score. However, if they pick the same house as someone else that round, then nobody gets the value, except for in round 5 where it is divided between the amount of houseguest that picked it.

After 5 rounds, the houseguest who has the most value in properties becomes the new Head of Household

Here are the properties the houseguest can pick from in each round:

* $300,000 - Mansion
* $200,000 - 2-story house
* $150,000 - 1-story house
* $100,000 - Country Cottage
* $50,000 - Duplex
* $25,000 - High-end apartment
* $10,000 - Low-end apartment
* $5,000 - Mobile home
* $1,000 - House trashed by a storm
* $1 - Cardboard box

## Trivia

* LeQuisha Q. currently holds the record property value in this competition, with $900,000 after only 4 rounds.
Dastardly Duos

**Dastardly Duos** is a twist from *Big Brother 2*. It puts the sixteen houseguests into eight pairs, who share the privileges of Head of Household, and the immunity of the Power of Veto, until one of them is eliminated from the game. The twist returned for a one-off week in *Big Brother All-Stars* after being unleashed in the Den of Twistation's Flashback Crate. It was the first ever example of Dual Power Holders.

## Overview

Each week the winner of the HOH competition shares the title of HOH with their chosen duo. The duo then nominate one person each for eviction that week, with the actual HOH winner of the pair being the person who decides a replacement nominee. Houseguests do not have to nominate a single duo for eviction, as nominations remain individual and separate from the pairings.

The winner of the Veto has sole power to decide how it is used as normal, however their duo becomes immune for the week alongside them if they aren't already on the block.

When one member of a duo is evicted, the surviving member begins competing by themselves, having sole power and immunity when winning HOH or POV.
It's All Words to Me

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests answer trivia questions and use the answers to spell out a word.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother 6*

"**It's All Words to Me**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 2*, and also featured as a Duel of the Votes competition in *Big Brother 6*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests answer CBS *Big Brother* trivia questions, and then use the first letter of each answer to spell out a word.

Shawn will begin the challenge by posting any number of trivia questions about *Big Brother*.

Houseguests must first answer all of the trivia questions. Then they take the first letter of each answer, and arrange them to spell out a word.

The first houseguest to post the correct word AND the correct answers to all the questions will become the new Head of Household.

## Modifications

During *Big Brother 6*, instead of CBS *Big Brother* trivia questions, the houseguests were given *Suitman's Big Brother* trivia questions.
Joetrick

**"Joetrick"** was the name given to Joe H. and Patrick J. - the most successful dynamic duo of *Big Brother 2*, who also appeared together in *Big Brother All-Stars*.

## Members

 Runner-Up

 Winner

## Overview

### *Big Brother 2*

The bond between Joe and Patrick started to form after the mass walkout in Week 3. Patrick had lost his entire alliance when the had opted to walk, whilst Joe was equally a lone wolf in the game, occasionally finding himself on the block as a pawn. Together they reaffirmed their individual places in the game against bigger threats such as Anthony and Andrea in an official final two deal.

Patrick had found himself in a leading alliance with the Spy Girls, which kept him and Joe out of danger from competition threats. He used his HOH reign in the Double Eviction to further the remaining Spy Girls (the Samdrea duo) and himself by taking out a mutual enemy in Anthony, who had left Patrick on the block in the prior eviction.

In was during Andrea's HOH in the following week that Joetrick made their first public move as a duo. Just as Samdrea planned to blindside Patrick, he won the veto, and took Joe off the block, severing the Spy Girls alliance in the process. With Patrick and Joe both safe, Andrea had no choice but to take out Jack instead.

Now it was Joetrick against Samdrea, with Nolan, the lone wolf and HOH winner, deciding their fate. Nolan played it safe by initially nominating one from each with Andrea and Patrick, but was forced to name a replacement after Patrick won the veto, ensuring his own safety, and giving Joetrick the ability to split up Samdrea, when Nolan picked Sam to take his plac. They decided Andrea was the bigger threat of the two and together evicted her from the game.

Sam's comeback with a HOH win at the final four spelled trouble for Joetrick when they were nominated together. But luckily the final POV competition was more important to secure the sole vote to evict, and Patrick succeeded. Thus Sam had to put Nolan up in his stead, and Patrick used his sole vote to evict him, saving Joe.

This meant that at the final three, Joetrick's final hurdle was take out Sam, by beating him in the final HOH competition. Patrick won and stuck to the deal, evicting Sam in 3rd place and solidifying himself and Joe as the final two. Despite some opposition from key enemies Anthony and Nolan, Patrick was ultimately crowned the winner in a vote of 4-2.
Big Robot

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**Big Robot**(pol. Wielki Robot) - trzeci Boss *Phoenotopii*. Bardzo podobny, ale nieobowiązkowy występuje w Forgotten Forest.

## Wygląd

Jest to fioletowy robot stworzony z kilku prostopadłościanów połączonych szarą częścią. Widać na nim płytki ze śrubami oraz kable. Robot porusza się na gąsienicach i posiada 4 działa, z czego 3 na "głowie" (jedno widać tylko, gdy się przekręca) oraz jedno na gąsienicy. Na plecach posiada szary element z różowymi światłami, który opada, kiedy boss uderzy o ścianę.

## Strategia

Aby pokonać bossa należy ominąć jego atak strzelania laserami (można go przeskoczyć, przy szczęściu i wprawie może to nie zadać obrażeń) - po tym zacznie szarżować (wtedy należy go ponownie przeskoczyć, jeśli się wcześniej za nim schowano) i uderzy o ścianę, tym samym stając się nieaktywny. W odpowiednim czasie należy dopchnąć go bronią (ewentualnie można go ciągle bić, po pierwszym upadku zadaje mu to obrażenia) na otwierającą się platformę, po czym uderzyć w przełącznik, aby robot spadł - wystarczy procą.
W przypadku robota w Forgotten Forest walka przebiega niemal tak samo, ale przy szarży kładzie bomby, a przełącznik do podłogi jest tylko jeden.

## Ataki

Boss posługuje się głównie działami laserowymi, z których strzela na trzy różne wysokości.

* Robot strzela salwą pocisków, która leci po dolnej części ekranu.
* Boss strzela salwą pocisków która leci po środku.
* Boss szarżuje w nas.
* Robot strzela dwoma pociskami na środek, góra potem dół i znów na środek
* Boss strzela pociskami które biegną jednocześnie po środku, górze i na dole.
The Best Christmas of All

"**The Best Christmas of All**" is a musical number from the direct-to-video movie, *Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse*. It is sung by various Disney characters.

## Lyrics

**Lumiere**: Here we are, warm and cozy by the fire's glow

**Belle**: Singing songs and stealing kisses under the mistletoe

**Pumbaa**: We've finished our feasts

**Goofy** [speaking]: *Had the tastiest treats*

**Ariel**: But the Spirit of Christmas just isn't complete

**All**: Without true friends and family

And the memories we recall

**Simba and Nala**: It's the love we share that fills the air

**All**: And makes this the best Christmas of all

**Timon**: Something special underneath the tree

**Mice**: We hope it fits you perfectly

**Mickey** [speaking]: *I'm making a wish on a sparkling light*

**Aladdin and Jasmine**: But that's not what makes this a magical night

**All**: It's our true friends and family

And the memories we recall

**Captain Hook, Hades and Jafar**: (Upon realizing the camera is focused on them not singing) *That we recall*

**All**: [singing] It's the love we share that fills the air

And makes this the best Christmas of all

**Mickey, Minnie, Daisy, and Goofy**: It's good friends and warm wishes that makes this the best...

**Donald**: It's the best...

**All:** ...Christmas of all

**Mickey** [speaking]: *Gee, thanks for letting us share our Christmas spirit with you. Ha-ha! Merry Christmas, everybody!*
Eoin E.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 1

**Eoin E.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In his first season, he placed eleventh, and was the first member of the jury. In his second season, he placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Eoin's inactivity saw him excluded from major alliances, and continually an option as a blood-free replacement nominee. This caught up with him on week six, as Jasper L.'s intended target of Sam P. won the veto, targeting Eoin when the nominees stayed the same. He was then evicted by a vote of 7-2.

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Second Chance* a whole eleven seasons later, Eoin had long awaited the chance to rewrite his legacy. Aligned individually with a number of key power players. Eoin kept out of the firing line for a number of weeks, whilst winning a few competitions on his own, including a Week 3 HOH that resulted in Bennett N. walking from the game. In Week 8, one time ally Jimmy T. took a backdoor shot at him, against pawn Stoner D. However Eoin's social game kept him alive and in contention. However in Week 9 he was back up again by the hand of Chazz D., against his own ally Andrew T. after Marissa W. won the POV. With the number of players dwindling, and Andrew less of a threat in the game, Eoin was unanimously evicted in sixth place 3-0.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Eoin is the first ever person to be put up on the block as a replacement nominee in *Suitman's Big Brother*.
	+ He was also the first person to survive an eviction while on the block, when Andalib left over him in a vote of 10-2.
* In *Big Brother 1*, Eoin became the first person to claim the benefits of the Nominee's Revenge twist, accepting a HOH competition advantage.
* Eoin was the first ever person to be a member of the *Suitman's Big Brother* Jury, after placing eleventh in *Big Brother 1*.
Rebus Rising

"**Rebus Rising**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*, and also featured as the comeback competition in *Big Brother 13*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests have to solve rebus puzzles, also known as pictograms, as fast as possible.

Shawn will begin each round by sending all competing houseguests a rebus puzzle - a word riddle which uses a variety of visual formats to hint at well known phrases. Houseguests have to solve the puzzle and mail Shawn the correct answer. The length of time it takes each houseguest to solve each puzzle will be accumulated every round.

The houseguest with the shortest total accumulated time after seven rounds will become the new Head of Household.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother 11*, instead of houseguests having their times accumulated, the first three houseguests to correctly solve the puzzle in each round would earn points. The first to solve earns 3 points, second to solve earns 2 points, and third person to solve earns 1 point. The houseguest with the most points after seven rounds will win.

## Trivia

* Max N. currently holds the record shortest time in this competition, with 1 minute and 59 seconds.
Ryan S.

**Ryan S.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*. He placed thirteenth.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Brought onto the season by Ryan B., Ryan S. looked to be in a good position to ride through the game, bonding with the duo of James R. and Nick M. However when the Make-A-Wish Squad power alliance targeted his partner, Ryan S. fond himself on the block thanks to HOH Max A. in Week 3. Despite being taken down by Max with the veto, Ryan S. was immediately in trouble again when Chili L. nominated Ryan B. in Week 4. When Ryan B. won the veto and took himself down, Ryan S. was the typical scapegoat for his place. Against an easy pawn in Tyler S., Ryan's fate was all but sealed, as he was evicted in a 7-5 vote.

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4
Sasha L.

**Sasha L.** was one half of a houseguest on *Big Brother 4*. She was initially Joined Together with Clair F. as one houseguest. She placed sixteenth.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

After being one of the two worst performing houseguests in the first HOH competition of the season, Sasha found herself paired with the other worst performer, Clair F., as one houseguest. Despite surviving the first eviction on the block, Sasha did not wish to play the game permanently with someone else, and walked from the house during the first Double Eviction, leaving Clair to continue alone.

## Trivia

* Sasha is the sixth person to walk from a season.
	+ She is the first person to walk from the game since the mass walk-out of *Big Brother 2*.
Pandora's Wheel

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

An optional HOH perk which can either grant a positive reward or a negative punishment.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*

**Pandora's Wheel** is a twist from *Big Brother 3*. It allows the current Head of Household the choice to spin a special wheel, which, depending on where it lands, could help or hinder their game in the future.

## Overview

A new twist on the Big Brother classic. Each week the HOH will get the opportunity to spin Pandora's Wheel if they wish, in the form of a Chatzy random selection.

On this randomiser, there will be two separate items - one positive reward, and one negative punishment. There will be two spaces on the wheel for the positive, and two for the negative, as well as one final space, which awards the houseguest BOTH the positive and negative prizes. The wheel could land on any one of them if the HOH decides to spin.

The awards and punishments on the wheel are set pre-season, and change from week to week. HOH winners are told the contents of the wheel for that week, and have until the end of their reign to contact Shawn, Nick or Wyatt to spin if they so wish.
Backwards Week

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

The Eviction process is put in reverse as the houseguests nominate, followed by Veto, followed by the HOH, then a sole vote to evict.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother Second Chance*

**Backwards Week** is a twist from *Big Brother All-Stars*. It reverses the usual process of a *Big Brother* week, making all houseguests nominate, then switching the competition order, playing POV before HOH. The HOH winner then gets the sole vote for the eviction.

## Overview

The week begins as a normal week would end - with 2 people on the block. All houseguests participate in nominating two houseguests each, with the two two voted houseguests going up for eviction. Following the nomination ceremony, six houseguests play for the Power of Veto. If the POV is used, the power player has the sole right to select the replacement nominee. Once the final nominees are confirmed, all houseguests (excluding the two nominees and outgoing HOH) participate in the Head of Household competition, where the winner has the sole vote to evict one of the two nominees.

## Backwards Week History

### *Big Brother All-Stars*

 HOH

 POV

 Vetoed Nominee

 Post-Veto Nominee

 Evicted

At the start of Week 6, **Backwards Week** was unleashed in the Den of Twistation. It started with the whole house voting to nominate Eric and Will for eviction on Day 19. Dakota, Joe, Kelly and Patrick played alongside Eric and Will in the "Typing Test" POV competition, in which Patrick won the Power of Veto on Day 20. At the Veto Ceremony, Patrick used the POV on Will, removing him from the block. Patrick was allowed to name the the replacement nominee himself, and chose Julian, forcing him to face the eviction with Eric. On Day 21, Patrick also won Head of Household in the "Fishbowl Lanes" HOH competition, giving him the ability to cast the sole vote to evict. At the eviction on Day 21, Patrick used his sole vote to evict Eric, and he was evicted 1-0.

### *Big Brother Second Chance*

 HOH

 POV

 Nominee

 Evicted

At the start of Week 7, **Backwards Week** was unleashed by the Roulette Wheel. It started with the whole house voting to nominate Patrick and Nicky for eviction on Day 14. Andrew, Jayson, Jimmy and Marissa in the "!mpossible" POV competition, in which Marissa won the Power of Veto on Day 14. At the Veto Ceremony, Marissa did not use the POV. On Day 15, Chazz won Head of Household in the "Emoji Ijome" HOH competition, giving him the ability to cast the sole vote to evict. At the eviction on Day 16, Chazz used his sole vote to evict Patrick, and he was evicted 1-0.
Power Station

**Risk Week** is a twist from *Big Brother Double Trouble*. It was a special hidden location, which when accessed by solving a translation code, rewards the finder with power, at the cost of releasing two game-altering twists.

## Overview

The Power Station is initially locked by a six digit/letter code, which can only be solved by translating the code hints displayed on the group. Translation hints are given out to Head of Household and Power of Veto winners, as well as to the nominee that survives each eviction.

The houseguest that solves the code is given access to whichever power is hidden in the station, but to claim it they must also unleash two supplementary twists into the game. The lucky houseguest cannot use the power they found during the week(s) that these twists are in play.
Connor M.

**Connor M.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. He was evicted in sixteenth, and placed sixteenth overall after his defeat in the Comeback Competition.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

Connor’s inactivity are the start of the season put him on the back foot immediately, and made him an easy first target for HOH Alexa V. He was almonds unanimously evicted in last place by a vote of 6-1, and opted not to play in Camp Comeback.
Make the Grade

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must complete multiple tasks to a specific standard.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother 13*

"**Make the Grade**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this mixture competition, houseguests have to complete three tasks to a set standard in order to be the last person standing.

The competition runs in three stages, each with a different task to complete that is a condensed version of a historic SBB competition. To advance to the next stage, houseguests need to score within the designated top set of people.

Stage One is a speed task where only the top two-thirds of competitors will advance. Stage Two is a blog hunt task where a set number of competitors will advance. Stage Three is a numerical trivia question where houseguests only have 60 seconds to guess the correct answer.

The houseguest who is closest to the actual number in Stage Three will become the new Head of Household. In the event of a tie, whoever makes their guess first will win.
Camp Comeback

**Camp Comeback** is a twist from *Big Brother 13*. The evicted houseguests remain in the *Big Brother* house until a specific point in the game where they will be given the opportunity to return to the game.

## Overview

After each eviction, evicted houseguests do not leave the *Big Brother* house, and instead remain inside the house with the remaining houseguests. While in Camp Comeback, evicted houseguests cannot compete in competitions or vote in evictions, but they can still interact socially with all the other houseguests.

At a specific point in the game, the evicted houseguests will be compete in a special Comeback Competition, where the winner will earn their way back into the game. The losers of this Comeback Competition will be evicted for good and be asked to leave the house.
Nicky S.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 4

**Nicky S.** was the runner-up of *Big Brother Second Chance*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 4*. In his first season, he placed fifteenth. In his second season, he received two out of nine Jury votes to win.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

As a member of the *Rookies* team for the twist of the season, the premature exit of teammate Sasha L., after she chose to walk from the game, saw the team become an easy target for the first Double Eviction. Thus Nicky and Magnus L. were targeted by HOH Sagar O. so he could keep his hands clean, and in a close vote, Nicky was not able to integrate himself as well as Magnus, becoming the second evictee 7-5.

### Voting History

 *Nominated* | –

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Big Brother Second Chance*, Nicky's many social connections through alliances such as Team H, Mystery Gang and the Rebels, launched her deep into the game. However, her late game HOHs also meant she had to break some of those connections. First nominated in Backwards Week, the sole vote of Chazz D. saved Nicky from an early eviction. From there Nicky remained safe through two HOHs, until Chazz put her up next to major threat Marissa W. in the final Double Eviction of the season, with Jimmy T. casting the sole vote to give Marissa fourth. Against the known "Chimmy" duo in the final three, Nicky know she had to win final HOH to get to the final two, and managed to clinch the win to do so. She evicted Jimmy in third place, to face the Jury alongside Chazz. She received some praise for her abilities to maneuver herself to the end of the game, including late game wins. However, she was criticized for the betrayals of trust she had to make to get there, and her lack of presence in the early part of the season. In the end, Nicky was defeated by a vote of 7-2, finish the season as the runner-up.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Nicky is a member of the Zero Votes Club, having received no votes throughout *Big Brother Second Chance*.
Alexa V.

**Alexa V.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. They were evicted in twelfth, but placed thirteenth overall after their defeat in the Comeback Competition.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

Winning the first Alpha House HOH in Week 1 helped Alexa solidify her place in the game, using it to simply take out the inactive Connor M. However, the nomination of Billy V. next to him would come back to haunt Alexa, after he managed to win HOH in Week 3, immediately throwing her up on the block. Having lost the POV and been placed up with pawn Tris A., Alexa lacked the social connections to stay, and was unanimously evicted. She later lost in Camp Comeback to Zee S.

### Voting History

 2
 3

### HOH History

 Evicted
Alan D.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 4

**Alan D.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In his first season, he placed fourteenth. In his second season, he placed fifteenth.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

After he failed to vote to evict during Week 1, Alan received a penalty vote that would later come back to haunt him. Nominated by Max N. in Week 2, Alan almost managed to get a tie vote that would have kept him in the game, despite Tyler K., his own teammate from *The OGs*, voting to evict him. However, that penalty vote from Week 1 turned out to be critical in tipping the balance, as it caused his eviction by a vote of 5-4.

### Voting History

 *Team Immunity* | Nicky
 2

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Second Chance*, Alan wanted to finally make his mark on the series after his initial two-week flop. After Joel W. repeated his sixteenth place finish in Week 1, Alan feared history would continue to repeat itself. Alan was then nominated against Brian H. by surviving nominee Chazz D. for voting to evict him, resulting in Alan once again being eliminated in Week 2, by a vote of 9-3.

### Voting History

 2
Big Brother's Rewind

"**Big Brother's Rewind**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this memory competition, houseguests must answer trivia questions about the first fourteen seasons of *Suitman's Big Brother*.

Shawn begins the challenge by posting 7 questions, each pertaining to a different previous season of SBB. All the seasons are ones that none of the final four houseguests have competed in prior to *Endgame*. Each question has a numerical answer, and houseguests must use those answers to solve a final mathematical task once they think they have all the answers correct.

Once a houseguest thinks they have solved the final mathematical task, they must submit their answer to Shawn privately. Houseguests only get one submission, so they cannot re-check their work if they're wrong.

The first houseguest to correctly solve the mathematical task will become the new Head of Household. If everyone is incorrect, then the houseguests closest to the correct answer will win.
Coup d'Etat

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

One houseguest overthrows the HOH and replace the nominees with their own nominees.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 9*

**Coup d'Etat** is a twist from *Big Brother 9*. It gives one houseguest the power to overthrow the Head of Household and replace their nominees with their own nominees.

## Overview

The Coup d'Etat is a special power given to a houseguest. It allows the holder to overthrow the Head of Household and replace one or both of their nominations with their own nominations. The user cannot nominate the overthrown HOH.

## Coup d'Etat History

### *Big Brother 9*

The Coup d'Etat was first seen in **Big Brother 9**, where it was one of the prizes from Big Brother's Carnival, the season's main twist. It was purchased by Mari E. who used it during the Instant Eviction in Week 8. Mari overthrew Eli O. as the HOH, who had nominated Mari and Shadi C. for eviction. She chose to remove herself from the block and named Tico F. as her replacement. Tico was then unanimously evicted against Shadi.
Simpleton Trivia

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests each answer their own unique set of eight trivia questions.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*

"**Simpleton Trivia**" is a Power of Veto competition which appeared in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, the houseguests are sent 8 very simple questions. However, in a twist, each houseguest gets a different set of questions.

Each question set has the following 7 question categories: Music, TV, Movies, Sports, Video games, Math and History.

In addition there is a special 8th question category that is be different in each set.
The houseguests get to select that category from the following:

1. World geography
2. Politics
3. Science
4. Books
5. Food
6. Reality TV
7. Celebrities

The special question category selected dictates which overall set of questions each person receives.

The houseguest who answers the most questions correctly wins. In case of a tie, time is the deciding factor.

## Trivia

* Brendon R. currently holds the record in this competition, with all 8 questions correct in a time of 1 minute 8 seconds.
Joe W.

**Joe W.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. He placed third, and was the ninth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

A member of multiple key alliances such as Shawny Bravo and the majority Starters, Joe was able to socially play both sides of the house, and use the ongoing rivalry between Ethan H. and Evan T. to his advantage. Finding the Emerald Veto allowed him to avoid being nominated by Ethan at the Final Six when there was reduced options, and Joe's second HOH at the Final Four is when he finally threw both Ethan and Evan up on the block together, resulting in Evan's downfall and the Ethan's Triple Zeroes three becoming the Final Three. Knowing he was below Newz O. on Ethan's totem pole from the earlier nomination, Joe needed to win Final HOH to secure a spot in the Final Two and have a decent shot at winning. Unfortunately, Joe lost the Final HOH to Ethan, who ultimately evicted him in third place as the final member of the Jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted
AJ C.

**AJ C.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*. He placed fifteenth.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Invited on to play by Romeo K., AJ C. found himself in trouble early when Romeo's enemy from *Big Brother 7*, James R., won HOH in Week 2. When Romeo's fellow nominee Andy F. won the veto to save himself, AJ C. found himself right up there next to his partner. With the Vote Cache in play and Romeo's returnee connections, AJ C. found himself backdoored over his ally by a vote of 4-2.

### Voting History

 2
Chandler P.

**Chandler P.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9*. He was evicted in eleventh, but placed eleventh overall after his defeat on the Ghost Train, and was the first member of the jury.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

Chandler's tumultuous game began from Week 1 when he became the first HOH, placing the unknowns in Ben P. and Josh W. on the block for a simple round. However, this backfired immediately as eviction survivor Ben won HOH in Week 2, placing Chandler right up on the block alongside Jake K. Luckily Chandler had formed a close bond with POV winner Ryan D., who used it to save Chandler from Ben's wrath. However it was a short lived reprieve, as Chandler found himself nominated by Patrick M. in Week 3 alongside Brian H. With Patrick in complete control of the week, Chandler had to face the eviction votes, but managed to survive on Patrick's larger disgust for Brian from a previous game. Week 4 was Chandler's chance to bite back after winning HOH, immediately putting Ben up against Erik I. and solidifying the King Ghidorah alliance with Ryan and Shadi C. His plans were foiled though by Patrick, who took Ben down from the block to spite him, forcing Erik to go instead. Ryan won HOH at the first Double Eviction to keep Chandler safe, despite failing to backdoor Patrick, but it was a surprise HOH from Lynette which put the nail in Chandler's coffin. Despite votes from Ryan, Mari E. and Tico F. in his favor, it did not diminish Chandler's status as a threat, as he was evicted 5-3 after being betrayed by Shadi. Sixth onto the Ghost Train, Chandler fought off reigning winner Erik I., putting him one duel away from having enough tickets to return. However now against his former ally Ryan, Chandler was defeated, finishing in eleventh place as the first member of the Jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted
Max C.

**Max C.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1*. He placed twelfth.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Despite attempting to stay under the radar for the first part of the game, Max picked up a penalty vote in the third week for not voting, painting a target on his back. In Week 5, HOH Robby J.'s enemy Kelly R. won the veto, resulting in him becoming the replacement nominee. He was then evicted via the backdoor by a vote of 8-2.

## Trivia

* Max is the first ever houseguest in *Suitman's Big Brother* to be "backdoored", as he was evicted after being selected as a replacement nominee by Kelly R.
Deadline

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must answer trivia questions faster than one designated player.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Deadline**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this trivia competition houseguest will answer a series of general knowledge questions, where they set how much you want to score per round, with the risk of it backfiring if they lose.

Each round Shawn names a houseguest as that round's "point deadline". The player who acts as the Deadline does not score for that round, however every player gets a turn at being the Deadline.

Once the Deadline player is set the category of questions for that round is announced - Art, Science, Geography, Entertainment or History.

Based on how likely players think they are to beat the Deadline player at that rounds category, they will then tell Shawn how many points they wish to play for or lose in that round. The minimum is 1, and the maximum is 10.

Two questions are then posted from the category, and houseguests will try to answer both as fast as they can, with one submission in one pair.

Each player who answers the questions correctly before the Deadline player, GAIN the number of points they decided to play for in that round.

Each player who answers the questions incorrectly, or are slower that the Deadline player to answer correctly, LOSE the number of points they decided to play for in that round.

However, if the Deadline player answers incorrectly, they allow all competing players to win their selected points, regardless of if they got the questions wrong or right.

After everyone has played as the Deadline, the player with the most points becomes the new Head of Household.
Rocket Boots

Miejsce znalezienia

**Rocket Boots** (pol. *Rakietowe Buty*) - przedmiot, który można znaleźć w Płd. Mul Cavern obok wraku statku.

## Opis z gry

"Stare, ale dobrze zachowane obuwie starożytnych przodków. Pozwalają Ci one unosić się w powietrzu przez krótką chwilę. naciśnij i przytrzymaj SKOK w powietrzu, aby kopnąć je w zębatki."

## Zastosowanie

* **Latanie** - dzięki butom rakietowym można przez krótką chwilę unosić się powietrzu i poruszać po linii poziomej. Pozwalają dojść do wielu niedostępnych wcześniej miejsc.
* **Lekkie unoszenie** - zapewne przez błąd gry rakietowe buty lekko unoszą do góry, gdy użyte. Jest to pomocne, gdy ustawi się Javelin trochę za nisko.
Duri Forest

Następna
 Utwór w niej grający
```
  (w lesie)   (w ruinach)

```

**Duri Forest** (pol. Las Duri) - druga lokacja *Phoenotopii*.

## Opis

Duri Forest to duży las liściasty, w którym drzewa mają ciemne liście. W jego wschodniej części są ruiny schroniska (zapewne z czasów wojny). Na wschód od niego są również góry. Rośnie w nim wiele Owoców Duri.

## Przeciwnicy

### Zwykli

* Niebieski szlam
* Ropucha
* Nietoperz
* Gąsienica
* Żółta ryba
Atai Bridge

Następna
 Liczba Posągów Zophiel | 0

**Atai Bridge** - czwarta lokacja *Phoenotopii*.

## Opis

Atai Bridge to drewniany, zniszczony most na rzece znajdujący się między Sunflower Road a Atai City. Został zniszczony przez Bandytów przy pomocy wszechobecnych głazów.

*Dla listy NPC zobacz:*

NPC/Atai Bridge
## Lista "pokoi"

**Uwaga! Wszystkie nazwy pokoi są tylko orientacyjne.**
Ben P.

**Ben P.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9*. He placed tenth. He was originally the second member of the jury, however he failed to vote for a winner at the final two.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

Ben's game was in jeopardy from the moment the game started, after being nominated by Chandler P. in Week 1. However he achieved the unprecedented, by going from almost evicted to in power as Week 2 HOH, getting his revenge by throwing Chandler right where he was. Unfortunately, Chandler's ally Ryan D. used the veto to save Chandler, forcing Ben to settle on Jake K. - who tried to evict him - going home. In Week 4, Chandler took control again, throwing Ben back onto the block, but this time it was him that was saved by Patrick M. to spite Chandler. In Week 5, Ben finally got the chance to evict Chandler from the game, but the victory was short lived as Shadi's HOH saw him back on the block against Eli. Without the social ties to get the votes, Ben was subsequently evicted in tenth place by a vote of 5-1.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Ben is the sixth person to have his status as a jury member revoked, as a result of not voting for a winner in *Big Brother 9*.
	+ Tyler S., from *Big Brother 2* was the first, Andalib O. and Dakota M. from *Big Brother All-Stars*, were the second and third respectively, Nick N. from *Big Brother 6* was the fourth, and Romeo K. from *Big Brother Blood vs. Water* was the fifth.
Rich Z.

**Rich Z.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1*. He placed ninth, and was the third member of the jury.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Managing to fly solo for the first part of the game, Rich's lack of strong connections finally saw him hit the block for three consecutive rounds, resulting in his Week 7 departure by a vote of 4-1.
Septem Ludos

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests complete seven flash games in very short periods of time.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*

"**Septem Ludos**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests compete in seven flash game challenges, trying to get the best possible score in each one.

Houseguests only have five minutes to play each flash game and submit a score to Shawn. At every five minute interval, Shawn will simply post the next flash game without notification that the five minutes are up, meaning houseguests will need to keep track of time themselves.

After all seven games have been played, Shawn will tally up the scores. The houseguest with the best score in each game will earn 1 point. If there is a tie for best score on any game, all players with that score earn 1 point.

The houseguest with the most points will win the Power of Veto. If there is a tie, a specific tiebreaker flash game will be played.
Counting Sheep

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests count pictures of sheep to use as values in math equations.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Counting Sheep**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother All-Stars*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, the houseguests are given a math question, however instead of numbers, they are given pictures of sheep. They must count how many sheep are in the photo and use that as the designated number in the equation.

Once a houseguest thinks they know the answer, they must mail it to Shawn as fast as they can.

All that are incorrect are eliminated and must step down. If everyone is correct, then the last person to submit is eliminated by default.

The last houseguest standing becomes the new Head of Household.
Safecracker

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests answer numerical questions, and use the answers to solve a math problem.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*

"**Safecracker**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 3*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests are sent three questions, each with a number answer. Alongside this they are given a math problem, which they must solve by inputting the answers to the questions.

Once they think they have solved the math problem, they submit it. For every one number they are off, 3 minutes are added to their time.

The houseguest with the fastest time wins the Power of Veto.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother 4* the competition was made harder with four numerical questions instead of three.

## Trivia

* Christian B. currently holds the record in this competition, with a time of 1 minute 46 seconds.
Nick N.

**Nick N.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6*. He placed ninth. He was originally the third member of the jury, however he failed to vote for a winner at the final two.

## Big Brother 6

### Game Summary

Nick's game got off to a rocky start after he was nominated for eviction right out the gate in Week 1. However, due to Jordan M. walking from the game, that week ended without a formal eviction. Nick then found himself up as a pawn for two consecutive rounds, leading to the evictions of Darius B. and Felix L. In Week 7 he was put up as a pawn for a third time by Ray G., in an attempt to take out Bennett N. with his Four Of A Kind alliance. However, a new alliance called Time To Turn This Bitch had formed containing Bennett, and with the Duel of the Votes won in their favor, they managed to get just enough votes to keep Bennett in and avoid a tie, evicting Nick to the jury in a 4-2 blindside.

## Trivia

* Nick is the fourth person to have his status as a jury member revoked, as a result of not voting for a winner in *Big Brother 6*.
	+ Tyler S., from *Big Brother 2* was the first, and Andalib O. and Dakota M. from *Big Brother All-Stars*, were the second and third respectively.
Hang Tough

"**Hang Tough**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this endurance competition, the houseguests must simply hold onto their rope for as long as they can.

Shawn starts the competition by posting "GO", and then, every subsequent 10-minutes from the GO post, the houseguests state \*hangs onto rope\*, without spelling errors, to stay on their rope and in the competition.

Any houseguest who fails to post within one minute of each 10-minute mark is eliminated.

The last houseguest standing becomes the Head of Household.

Shawn occasionally tempts houseguests with incentives to make them step down and sacrifice their spot in the competition for some sort of prize.

## Modifications

During *Big Brother 2* houseguests required to respond to the posts of Shawn, Nick and Wyatt, instead of following a 10-minute interval policy, having one minute to respond. This challenge also set the duos that would be competing in the season.

## Trivia

* This was the first ever competition on *Suitman's Big Brother*.
	+ In each subsequent appearance it has remained the first competition played by the houseguests.
* Jasper L. currently holds the record for longest time lasting in this challenge, with 11 hours and 10 minutes.
* This competition was used to set up the Dastardly Duos twist in *Big Brother 2*.
* In *Big Brother 6*, a special jigsaw puzzle was used alongside this competition, in order to decide which houseguest could pick when Secret Week would occur.
* In *Big Brother Eruption*, this marked the first competition where the highest placing player of the opposite faction could choose a Veto type from the Veto Volcano.
* In *Big Brother Endgame*, this marked the first competition where a played could "bail out" to become Impact Player.
Matt F.

**Matt F.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2*. He placed eleventh.

## Big Brother 2

### Game Summary

After his dramatic nomination in Week 3, Matt, along with other members of the Outsiders alliance, voluntarily walked from the game, in retaliation at fellow nominee Joe H. winning the veto.

### Voting History

 2
 3

### HOH History

 Brian's Nom

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Matt is the fourth person to walk from a season.
	+ He is also so far the only person to walk who is not a TV Star level.
* He was the first person to survive the block due to the week being cancelled, although he walked shortly after the week's cancellation.
Barney D.

**Barney D.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7*. He placed eighth, and was the fourth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

Barney's game has been considered surprising by many, with his decision to align with the four returning players as a fully-fledged member of The Veterans alliance. However he saw it as an opportunity to keep on the right side of the biggest threats, as he bonded particular with the Stuthony power duo of Stuart H. and Anthony F., who together won the first four HOHs. Barney then used his HOH in Week 5 to repay Stuthony for keeping him safe, nominating and evicting one of the biggest Veteran enemies in James R., much to the anger of other rookies. Sticking with the Veterans would however prove to be Barney's downfall, as the alliance splintered when Anthony and Stuart turned against fellow returnees Max N. and Robby J. in Secret Week, leading to Robby's eviction. Rookie Maddy W. then won the next HOH to put Stuart and Anthony up together, forcing Barney to chose between the two as Anthony exited in ninth place. With allies dropping, and having made an enemy of her fellow rookie players, Barney was nominated by Kasey H. in Week 8, and not saved with the veto by Max. Despite getting Stuart's vote to stay, Barney was not going to survive against serial pawn Logan H., and he followed Anthony to the jury in a 3-1 vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted
Ryan D.

* Eruption
* Big Brother 9

**Ryan D.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9* and *Big Brother Eruption*. In his first season he was originally evicted in tenth, but re-entered the game from the Ghost Train, and finally placed seventh, and was the fifth member of the jury. In his second season he placed fourteenth.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

Ryan defined his side in the game early, when in Week 2, he used the veto to save HOH Ben P.'s key target Chandler P. Together with Chandler and Shadi C., Ryan became a part of the King Ghidorah alliance, which would take significant heat from the rest of the house though the season, as well as forming a duo with Eli O. Winning his first HOH in Week 4's Double Eviction, Ryan attempted to backdoor competition threat Patrick J. But despite getting him up on the block in prime position to go, Patrick managed to gather the votes to stay in the game. In Week 6, after Chandler's demise, Patrick won both HOH and POV for the second time to send Ryan himself out the door. Seventh onto the Ghost Train, Ryan just needed to beat his former ally Chandler to have enough tickets to buy his way back, and he did, becoming the first ever *Suitman's Big Brother* evictee to re-enter the game. Pulling no punches, Ryan won his first HOH competition back, and used it to try and backdoor Patrick again, this time finishing the job and sending him to jury. This great victory was short lived however, as after Eli's disastrous HOH broke up their duo, Patrick's former ally LeQuisha Q. stepped into his shoes to win HOH and POV in Week 9 to put them both on the block. With Ryan facing the eviction votes once again, the house did not hesitate to take out one of the season's biggest competition threats, placing Ryan on the jury in seventh place with a 3-1 vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother Eruption

### Game Summary

Returning for *Eruption*, Ryan's aim was not to be voted out pre-jury like he was initially in his previous season. However, he found himself less able to win competitions with so many other physical contenders. After voting in the minority for Rodrigo S. at the first Double Eviction, Ryan soon found himself in trouble when Rodrigo won HOH in Week 4. He was put onto the block next to fellow minority voter, Max N., before he won the Secret Veto to take himself down, forcing Andy F. up next to Ryan in his place. With Rodrigo campaigning for him to go, and without a solid alliance to keep himself, Ryan's nightmare became true as he became evicted in fourteenth place by a vote of 10-1.

### Voting History

 2
 –
 3
 4

## Trivia

* Ryan is currently the only houseguest to re-enter the game after being previously evicted.