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Sit Out Sanctuary

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

Sit outs in challenges could win tribal or individual advantages or punishments.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Kalahari*

The **Sit Out Sanctuary** is a twist from *Survivor: Kalahari*. It allowed castaways to sit out of competitions, to potentially gain an advantage for themselves or their tribe, but could also lead to receiving a punishment.

## Overview

Before each Immunity Challenge, every active player is asked whether they would like to Sit Out of the competition on purpose to visit the Sanctuary, for the chance at an advantage in the game.

Up to a maximum of two people per tribe may sit out, by publicly expressing their wish to do so when asked. Sitting out will leave that player unable to compete in the Immunity Challenge.

* If a sit out's tribe wins the challenge, that player earns an advantage in the game.
* If a sit out's tribe loses the challenge, that player takes a punishment in the game.

Before the challenge begins, each Sit Out also decides whether they would take the advantage/punishment for the tribe as a group or themselves as an individual.

* If they choose tribe and win, they earn a group advantage in the game.
* If they choose tribe and lose, they earn a group punishment in the game.
* If they choose themselves and win, they earn an individual advantage in the game.
* If they choose themselves and lose, they earn a individual punishment in the game.

After the challenge, each individual Sit Out picks a numbered crate to determine their advantage or punishment, which is disclosed to them in private no matter if it’s for themselves or for their tribe.
She Takes It Up The Ass!

## She Takes It Up The Ass!

### **Previous Episode**

"Go Get Absolutely Hammered"
(previous season)

### **Next Episode**

"Stay Tuned Folks"

***She Takes It Up The Ass!*** is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Maluku*.

## Episode Events

* **Island of the Votes** twist revealed.
* **Island Chest** returns.
* Kelang tribe and Saparua tribe **idols** enter the game.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Knowledge Knockout*

* **Won by** Saparua
Survivor: South India

## Series Chronology

***Survivor: South India*** is the thirty-second season of the third generation Suitman's Survivor Series, which premiered on January 6, 2024 and ended with the winner reveal on January 26, 2024.

It ended with Mai L. defeating Justin C. and Finn D. at the Final Tribal Council in an 6-2-1 vote.

## Production

The thirty-second season was revealed on December 11, 2023. Applications opened the same day, and closed three weeks later on January 3, 2024. 49 people applied, 29 were cut from the casting, and 20 went on to become the new castaways competing in the game. The full cast was revealed on January 4, 2024, along with the tribal designations.

This season, twenty castaways were divided into two tribes of ten. The tribes are named after the Hindu sun and moon gods - Arka, wearing red, and Soma, with purple. On Day 10, the tribes merged into Baghakti, wearing yellow.

The series is produced and hosted by SuitMan13, with production assistance from Haus Gaga, JackTheFlop, PumpSmash, Ian.Reis, Christian37, Tierkreis, nickypdee and jas0nalm.

## Features

### Twists

* **The Eclipse**: This season, voted out castaways can choose not to leave the game, and instead join the secret ghost Pola tribe, where they will await the chance to re-enter the game at the merge. While in the shroud, players have to complete daily endurance tests, to prove their desire to return. Failure to complete these tests results in compounding disadvantages in the re-entry challenge.
* **Double Tribal Council:** On Day 1, both tribes went to Tribal Council to vote someone out, with the challenge being individual.
* **Tribe Switch:** On Day 6, the Arka and Soma tribes underwent a tribe switch, mixing up the tribes in a random draw.
* **Sun & Moon Urns:** On Day 12, the ten remaining castaways had to decide which urn they wanted to vote in when casting their vote at Tribal Council - Sun or Moon. Votes from both urns were read, culminating in two castaways being eliminated.

### Powers

* **Hidden Immunity Idols:** There was one hidden idol placed in each tribe camp, which could be found by correctly guessing the location in camp where it was hidden.

## The Game

* **^Note 1** : Both tribes went to Tribal Council on Day 1, so the challenge was individual.
Sneak Attack Is The Only Attack

***Sneak Attack Is The Only Attack*** is the thirteenth episode of *Survivor: Havasu Canyon*.

## Episode Events

* **Antonio S.** plays a **Vote Torcher** to block **JSB B.** from voting at Tribal Council.
* **Hekky K.** plays a **Vote Torcher** to block **Kelley N.** from voting at Tribal Council.
* **Kelley N.** unsuccessfully plays a **Vote Torcher** on **Mehdi K.**
* **Mehdi K.** unsuccessfully plays a **Vote Torcher** on himself.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Order Overwatch*

* **Won by** Kelley
Tapajós

## Buff

**Tapajós** *(ta-pah-jos)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Iguazú Falls*. The tribe color is orange and the tribe insignia is an orange relic symbol.

The tribe merged with Paraná into the Arcoíris tribe on Day 10. There were three original members and five switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Chris D.**

**►** **Collin K.**

**►** **Ikah H.**

**►** **Jam O.**

**►** **Leon S.**

**►** **Sanin B.**

**►** **Tyler W.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **Andrew L.**

►**►** **Caleb G.**

**►****►** **Collin K.**

►**►** **Jessie F.**

►**►** **Kevin R.**

►**►** **Millie T.**

►**►** **Reynolds K.**

**►****►** **Tyler W.**
Paraná

## Buff

**Paraná** *(pa-rah-na)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Iguazú Falls*. The tribe color is teal and the tribe insignia is a teal relic symbol.

The tribe merged with Tapajós into the Arcoíris tribe on Day 10. There were four original members and six switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Andrew L.**

**►** **Caleb G.**

**►** **Christine B.**

**►** **Jaro T.**

**►** **Jordan H.**

**►** **Kevin R.**

**►** **Reynolds K.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **AJ D.**

►**►** **Cooper S.**

►**►** **Fischer A.**

►**►** **Ikah H.**

**►****►** **Jaro T.**

**►****►** **Jordan H.**

►**►** **Leon S.**

►**►** **Newz O.**
Putting The Surviving In Survivor

***Putting The Surviving In Survivor*** is the twelfth episode of *Survivor: Jamaica*.

## Episode Events

* **Ben A.** uses an **Ejector Seat** to remove himself from Tribal Council.
* **Mimi W.** uses an **Ejector Seat** to remove herself from Tribal Council.
* **Scott D.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Hang Tough*

* **Won by** Kyle
Neglect and Reflect Idol

## Survivor Advantage

### **Description**

Special idol which voids and changes votes against the player it has been played on.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Yucatan*
*Easter Island*

The **Neglect and Reflect Idol** was a power introduced in *Survivor: Yucatan*. It changes the votes against a player as well as voiding them. It is a variation of the Hidden Immunity Idol twist.

## Overview

The Neglect and Reflect Idol gives the user the chance to not only void votes against whoever it is played on, but also have all those votes changed to be against whoever the user of the idol voted for. Like a standard idol, the Final Five is the last chance to play it.

The way the Neglect and Reflect Idol is placed in the game and how it can be found can vary from season.

* In *Yucatan*, this advantage was one of The Mayan Relics available to be found.
* In *Easter Island*, this advantage hidden in both pre-merge camps. Players had to pay Safety Shards in order to claim the idol for themselves.
The Consequences of Touching Grass

***The Consequences of Touching Grass*** is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Uzbekistan*.

## Episode Events

* **Beware the Power** twist revealed.
* **Shot in the Dark** returns.
* Bahor, Engil, First Kecha and Maysa tribe **idols** enter the game.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Split Decisions*

* **Won by** Gabriel, Mikael and West
*(shared immunity with Maysa, Engil and Kecha)*
Tiebreaker

A **Tiebreaker** is a situation where two (or more) individuals share the same amount of votes at Tribal Council with no other person receiving a higher amount. In this event, there is a procedure to solve the issue, and determine which castaway shall leave.

## Rules

In a case of a tie, the players in question do not vote, while the remaining players vote again between the tied players. Non-tied players are immune from this re-vote. If more than one contestant uses a Hidden Immunity Idol and turns out they are the only ones who received votes, the vote will be considered void altogether; and the rest of the tribe would then have to vote someone else. If the second vote still ends up tied, the vote is declared deadlocked. If the deadlock occurs at any time before the final four Tribal Council, the rest of the tribe except those that are in the tie, won individual immunity, or used a Hidden Immunity Idol, will draw rocks, and the player who gets the uniquely colored rock will be eliminated. At the final four Tribal Council, the rock draw still takes place, but only between the two tied castaways, and there is no re-vote.

## Rock Pull History

This list contains all castaways who have been eliminated by the rock draw tiebreaker, following a deadlocked vote.

## Jury Vote Tiebreaker

Each season, the person who finishes in third place can be used as a tiebreaker vote in the event of a three-way tie at the Final Three. In the event of a three-way tie, the last voted off pre-jury is brought in at the end as a back-up juror. So far the only seasons requiring a Jury vote tiebreaker were *Survivor: Bahamas* and *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*.
Not The Most Relevant Narrator

***Not The Most Relevant Narrator*** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Yucatan*.

## Episode Events

* Akumal and Bacalar merge into Natacuya.
* First Natacuya tribe **idol** enters the game.
* **Echo faction** receives Individual Immunity for the first two post-merge Tribal Councils.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *King Game*

* **Won by** Andrew *(gave up immunity to Aria)*, Ethan, Nikki and Peyton
Oronsay

## Buff

**Oronsay** *(ore-ahn-sai)* is the merged tribe of Cuillin and Storr in *Survivor: Isle of Skye*. The tribe color is purple and the tribe insignia is a purple celtic knot.

## Members

►►**►** **AJ B.**

►►**►** **Alfie B.**

►►**►** **Average S.**

►►**►** **Bradley P.**

►►**►** **Gabe C.**

►►**►** **Jared M.**

►►**►** **Lav I.**

►►**►** **Maddie W.**

►►**►** **Maxwell W.**

►►**►** **Philip A.**

►►**►** **Tyler B.**

►►**►** **Xavier P.**
Taima

## Buff

**Taima** *(tai-ee-mah)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Havasu Canyon*. The tribe color is yellow and the tribe insignia is a yellow dragon symbol.

The tribe merged with Hakan and Yakos into the Wot'aah tribe on Day 7. There were seven original members, four expanded members, and four switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Alexandre D.**

**►** **Antonio S.**

**►** **Brad W.**

**►** **Ella E.**

**►** **Emily K.**

**►** **Gus H.**

**►** **Hekky K.**

**►** **Izabela B.**

**►** **JSB B.**

**►** **Nolan L.**

### Expanded Tribe

**►****►** **Antonio S.**

**►****►** **Brad W.**

►**►** **Capy W.**

**►****►** **Emily K.**

**►****►** **Izabela B.**

►**►** **Kelley N.**

### Switched Tribe

►►**►** **Alex J.**

**►**►**►** **Gus H.**

**►**►**►** **JSB B.**

►►**►** **Noah M.**

**►**►**►** **Nolan L.**
Nick M.

* Heroes vs. Villains
* All-Stars
* Bahamas

**Nick M.** is a contestant from *Survivor: Bahamas*, *Survivor: All-Stars* and *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*. In his first season, he placed fourth, and was the ninth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed fourth, and was the seventh member of the jury. In his third season, he placed twenty-first.
River Rapids

**River Rapids** is a twist from *Survivor: Zambezi*. The rapids are a special trial where players complete a series of tasks, where players can earn stronger advantages the further they go. However, failing a task leaves players without any advantage, and instead with a punishing curse that may hurt their game.

## Overview

While searching for the idol, players may stumble across various oars, which can be used to begin the River Rapids trial. Players must collect two oars in order to attempt the trial, which consists of a series of various tasks. Oars can be traded amongst players on the same tribe, but not cross-tribes. Once an oar is used for a trial, it can no longer be used again by any player.

During the trial, players are offered an advantage in the game after successfully completing a task, and must make a decision. They can take the advantage and conclude their trial, or leave it behind and continue doing tasks. As players go further down the river and complete more tasks, the advantage that's offered increases in strength.

However, if a player fails to complete a task at any point, they will leave without an advantage, and receive a punishment curse instead. This punishment also becomes more severe the further down the river players go, forcing contestants to make a risk versus reward decision - are they willing to risk a more harmful punishment to obtain better advantages?
The Final Verdict

**The Final Verdict** is a twist from *Survivor: Final Verdict*. It introduces Tribe Chieftains, who are responsible for making an important decision each episode that will influence the next episode of the game.

## Overview

During each episode each tribe ere given the same three 'paths' that the Tribe Chieftain could take for tribe in the next round (following the upcoming Tribal Council), each of which had the potential to influence the game at large on various levels. The third path was always a ‘status quo’ option which resulted in no change to the game at all.

Each episode the entire tribe are aware of the three paths and may discuss which path they may like to take, but the final verdict as to which path is taken would lay in the hands of the Tribe Chieftain of that round. They ultimately lock in which path is followed, and they can defy tribe consensus if they wish.

There was also a secret fourth path, only presented to the Tribe Chieftain of each episode. This secret path was always a special advantage that the Chieftain could claim for themselves. If a Chieftain wanted to take this secret path, they would publicly pretend to take the status quo option, in order to prevent the rest of the tribe from discovering they had claimed an advantage.

In Episode 1, the first Chieftains were decided between the two people who stepped forward for the first part of the first challenge. From then on, each Chieftain picks a person from their own tribe and a person from the opposite tribe as Chieftain Options, and a random draw decides which of the two options becomes the new Chieftain.

## Pathway History

* **Note:** The secret fourth path for each episode is shown in italics with a red background.
Tarfaya

## Buff

**Tarfaya** *(tar-fee-yah)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Second Chance*. The tribe color is purple and the tribe insignia is a purple square pattern.

The tribe merged with Dakhla and El Marsa into the Jamila tribe on Day 9. There were five original members, four first switched members and one solo tribe member remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Cameron W.**

**►** **Joel W.**

**►** **Julian S.**

**►** **Michelle S.**

**►** **Ranz T.**

**►** **Tyler M.**

**►** **Zac L.**

### First Switch

**►****►** **Cameron W.**

**►****►** **Julian S.**

►**►** **Paulette B.**

►**►** **Rodrigo S.**

**►****►** **Tyler M.**

**►****►** **Zac L.**
Sumba

## Buff

**Sumba** ᛊᚢᛗᛒᚨ *(soom-buh)* is one of the four competing tribes in *Survivor: Valhalla*. The tribe color is green and the tribe insignia is a green circular pattern.

The tribe merged with Akrar into the Lykke tribe on Day 10. There was one expanded member and six switched members remaining.

## Members

### Expanded Tribe

►**►** **Andrew K.**

►**►** **Deshon G.**

►**►** **JB B.**

►**►** **Max A.**

►**►** **Wes K.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►****►** **Andrew K.**

►►**►** **Andy T.**

►►**►** **Felix L.**

►**►****►** **JB B.**

►►**►** **Julian W.**

►►**►** **Martin H.**

►►**►** **Shadi C.**

►**►****►** **Wes K.**
Will S.

* Valhalla
* All-Stars
* Maluku

**Will S.** is a contestant from *Survivor: Maluku*, *Survivor: All-Stars* and *Survivor: Valhalla*. In his first season, he placed fourth, and was the ninth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed eighteenth. In his third season, he placed twenty-fourth.

## Tribal Council

### Voting History

**^Note 1** : Will chose to quit the game after being voted out, instead of going to the Hall of the Slain.

### Challenges

 2 | The Missing Link
 3 | All Squared Up
Open Urn

The **Open Urn** was a power introduced in *Survivor: Yucatan*. It allows the user to halt Tribal Council at the deadline, view the votes, and etend voting time by twenty minutes.

## Overview

The Open Urn is the ability to stop Tribal Council at the vote read - just after the announcement of idols to be played - for the user only to view the status of the votes at Tribal Council, and see who has voted for who. Tribal is then extended for twenty minutes to allow for vote changes and advantage playing further to that transparent knowledge.

Although this is a mighty power to learn the votes, it is countered by the fact that it must be played publicly. This allows other players to change their plans after the vote knowledge has occured to counter the twist, as well as give the power player an idea of their position in the game.

The way the Open Urn is placed in the game and how it can be found can vary from season.

* In *Yucatan*, this advantage was one of The Mayan Relics available to be found. It expired at the Final Six.
Why Did Y'all Give Me Hope?

## Why Did Y'all Give Me Hope?

### **Next Episode**

"Unless I'm Randomly Blindsided"

***Why Did Y'all Give Me Hope?*** is the tenth episode of *Survivor: Okinawa*.

## Episode Events

* Kerama and Yokatsu merge into Bushido.
* Bushido **idol** enters the game.
* **Christian M.** and **Coco S.** both forfeit their **Samurai Duel**.
* **Jared F.** abstains from voting with a **Vote Cache**.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *King Game*

* **Won by** Coco
Saparua

## Buff

**Saparua** *(sah-pah-ruh-ah)* is one of the two competing tribes in *Survivor: Maluku*. The tribe color is green and the tribe insignia is a green tribal pattern.

The tribe merged with Kelang into the Auraora tribe on Day 7. There were seven original members and six switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Brian C.**

**►** **Chris B.**

**►** **Ian S.**

**►** **JT A.**

**►** **Kat H.**

**►** **Kyle W.**

**►** **Lorenzo R.**

**►** **Max A.**

**►** **Nick J.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **Hudson J.**

**►****►** **JT A.**

**►****►** **Kat H.**

**►****►** **Kyle W.**

**►****►** **Max A.**

►**►** **Nathan G.**

**►****►** **Nick J.**
The Lost Pyramids

**The Lost Pyramids** is a twist from *Survivor: River Nile*. Throughout the season, pyramids are introduced, along with two halves of a key that grants access to each pyramid. Once inside, players must complete a difficult task in hopes of obtaining an advantage. However, if they fail to complete the task, the wrath of the Pharaohs is invoked, cursing players with a punishment.

## Overview

There are four (originally five) hidden pyramids within the game, each containing an ancient Pharaoh's tomb. To locate a pyramid, castaways must obtain both colored halves of an ankh-shaped amulet which acts as a key to a specific pyramid. Inside each pyramid is a task, which if completed will reward players with a special power, but if failed will curse players with a punishment.

Each half of the amulet is located on opposing tribes, requiring players to interact across tribal lines to obtain the other half. Once inside the pyramid, players will be presented with an advantage offer with two levels of power - "Standard" and "Supreme". A supreme power could increase the longevity of the standard power, or could be an even more powerful advantage. Alongside the powers, there also curses at stake inside each pyramid. If a player chooses to play for a supreme power, the curse of that Pyramid will also be increased in severity.

The task inside each pyramid involves listening to five morse code recordings, and spelling out each word correctly. However, all of the words are Egyptian, therefore making them more difficult. The length of time players get to complete the task is also dependent on how other players do inside the other pyramids. The first visitor of a pyramid starts with 10 minutes to complete the task. If they succeed, time will be reduced by one minute for the next person to visit a pyramid, whereas if they fail, time will be increased by one minute.

Each pyramid can only be attempted once, and each pyramid enters the game at different points.

## The Lost Pyramids History

* **^Note 1** : This advantage was the Supreme power.
* **^Note 2** : Due to the number of powers in the game and a game ejection, the fifth pyramid was never introduced.
Serious Damage Control

***Serious Damage Control*** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Naozhou*.

## Episode Events

* **Bubba G.** is prevented from competing in today's challenge by a backfired **Challenge Virus**.
* **Chloe D.** prevents **LeQuisha Q.** from having an idol played on her today with an **Idol Virus**.
* Second Gongzhu tribe **idol** enters the game.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Karmageddon*

* **Won by** Nolan
The Dragon's Head

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

A new entity which can give players power and the ability to curse their enemies.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Naozhou*

**The Dragon's Head** is a twist from *Survivor: Naozhou*. This new entity in the game, which tempts players with the opportunity to gain great power, and curse their enemies, by gaining a certain quantity of Dragon Tokens. Failing in the subsequent "Dragon Trial" will result in the curse backfiring on the visitor themselves.

## Overview

The Dragon's Head tempts players with the potential of great power in the game, as well as the ability curse their enemies at the same time. Players can visit the Dragon's Head by finding Dragon Tokens in tribe camps. Finding two tokens of the same number across different tribes, or three tokens of different numbers on the same tribe will grant access.

At the Dragon's Head itself, players select from up to eight Dragon Teeth, divided into four categories - Voting, Safety, Idol and Wildcard, each with a high risk and a low risk option. They will then be told what advantage and curse that tooth contains, before then announcing who they wish to use the curse on.

They are then told they must embark on the Dragon Trial - a numerical conundrum, with the number of items to sort depending on the number of players left in the game, and the time they are allowed to complete it based on the Dragon Token numbers used to get there. Success grants the player the advantage and curses their chosen player, but failure causes this to backfire, cursing them instead, and handing the advantage over to their enemy in their place.
The Eclipse

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

Voted out players remain on a secret ghost tribe for the chance to re-enter the game.

### **Appearance(s)**

*South India*

**The Eclipse** is a twist from *Survivor: South India*. After being voted out of the game, players are given the chance to join a secret "ghost tribe", where they will wait for a chance to re-enter the main game in the future.

## Overview

Upon being voted out, instead of being completely eliminated, players are given the option to enter a wormhole to an unknown destination. Those who accept are sent to join the secret "ghost tribe", Pola, while those who reject leave the game permanently.

While on Pola, players have to complete a daily endurance test to prove they want to stay in the game, with the length of each test varying daily. Each day, if a player fails to complete the test, they will incur a penalty which will disadvantage them in the future challenge to re-enter the game. These penalties continue to get worse with every day the endurance test is failed, significantly hurting a player's chance of returning to the main game.

This process continues until a specified point in the game, where those on Pola will compete in a special challenge to determine which player(s) return to the main game, resuming their quest to become the Sole Survivor.
Won't Be Going Down Quietly

***Won't Be Going Down Quietly*** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Second Chance*.

## Episode Events

* Dakhla, El Marsa and Tarfaya merge into Jamila.
* First Jamila **idol** enters the game.
* **AJ C.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on herself.
* **Andrew K.** **steals** **Michelle S.'**s vote at Tribal Council.
* **Julian S.** **steals** **Alexa V.'**s vote at Tribal Council.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Food Chain*

* **Won by** Alexa, Cameron. Michelle, Peyton, Sam, Tyler & Zac
Vote Intruders

The **Vote Intruders** was a power introduced in *Survivor: Yucatan*. It allows the user to choose players from the winning tribe to cast a vote at their Tribal Council.

## Overview

The Vote Intruders power gives its user to have castaways of their choice from the opposing tribe attend their Tribal Council. These intruders cannot be voted out, but they cast votes at the losing tribe's Tribal Council.

The way Vote Intruders is placed in the game and how it can be found can vary from season.

* In *Yucatan*, this advantage was one of The Mayan Relics available to be found. It allowed the user to choose three players to vote at Tribal.
* In *River Nile*, this advantage was one of the prizes available to be won in The Lost Pyramids. It allowed the user to choose two players to vote at Tribal.
* In *Okinawa*, this advantage was an option for players to select after winning a Samurai Duel. It allowed the user to choose three players to vote at Tribal.
* In *Isle of Skye*, this advantage was divided into two halves, each placed on a different tribe camp. Once both halves were bought with points, the two owners were issued with the a Prisoner's Dilemma to Split or Steal the power with one another.
* In *Final Verdict*, this advantage was an option for players to claim through The Final Verdict twist. It allowed the user to choose two players to vote at Tribal.
Tikaani

## Buff

**Tikaani** *(tee-kah-nee)* is the merged tribe of Ikkuma and Tonrar in *Survivor: Nunavut*. The tribe color is black and the tribe insignia is a black wolf symbol.

## Members

►►**►** **Blixie P.**

►►**►** **Brianna S.**

►►**►** **Cam S.**

►►**►** **Corey P.**

►►**►** **Dominic S.**

►►**►** **Ethan H.**

►►**►** **Hairie A.**

►►**►** **Ollie T.**

►►**►** **Poster E.**

►►**►** **Shane K.**

►►**►** **Shawn P.**

►►**►** **Zoey R.**
Pola

## Buff

**Pola** *(poh-lah)* is the "ghost" tribe in *Survivor: South India*. The tribe color is black and the tribe insignia is a black frog symbol.

Comprised of the pre-merge eliminated castaways, they returned to compete for the chance to join the merged Baghakti tribe on Day 10.

## Members

►►**►** **Alex C.**

►**►** **Catrina W.**

►►**►** **Filipe N.**

►**►** **Jack H.**

►►**►** **Josiah B.**

►**►** **Kaci H.**

►►**►** **Noah V.**

►**►** **Vincent C.**

►**►** **Wesley B.**
Retribution Island

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

Voted out players duel for a chance to re-enter the game, whilst pulling game-influencing cards.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Luzon*

**Retribution Island** is a twist from *Survivor: Luzon*. After being voted out of the game, players are sent here to first pull a Chaos Card, causing an impact to the game. They then face the other inhabitant of the island in a head-to-head duel for a chance to re-enter the main game in the future.

## Overview

Upon being voted out, instead of being completely eliminated, players instead arrive at Retribution Island. Their first task is to pull a Chaos Cards, realising a twist, advantage or other game-altering element into the game, which can directly influence the inhabitants of the island, or those still in the main game.

Once the card has been pulled, the two current inhabitants of Retribution Island face each other in a head-to-head duel, with the winner staying alive to fight the next duel against the next eliminated player. The loser is eliminated from the game for good.

This process continues until a specified point in the game, where the last inhabitant standing will win their way back into the main game, to resume their quest to become the Sole Survivor.
Powergon Partners

**Powergon Partners** is a twist from *Survivor: Paragons vs. Protégés*. It puts the returning players into pairings with the new players, and gives each pair shared ownership of a special power.

## Overview

At the start of the season, each returning player had to select a hidden power, which they would take shared ownership of alongside a new player, who chose them to be their partner. For each power to be used, both partners must still be in the game and they must both agree on how/when to use it.

To determine the pairings, every castaway competes in a mini-challenge, which ranks them from best to worst. The returning players, in order, get to choose which power they want, with only a codeword name to go off. Once the returning players have each selected a power, the new players then, again in order, choose which returning player they want to be partnered with, and by proxy, what power they want. After the pairs are formed, each pairing is told in private what their power is and how it can be used. At that point, it is up to each individual player to decide whether or not they share that information with anyone else.

Later in the season, an eleventh *Restoration* power was introduced to be found on the idol board. The player who gained access to it had to pick a new partner to share it with, and together they could revive a previously expired or defunct Powergon.

## Powergon Twists

 Banishment
 Death
 Expansion
 Foresight
 Hindsight
 Inversion
 Knowledge
 Obstruction
 Piracy
 Restoration
The Worst Is Over

***The Worst Is Over*** is the two-part season finale of *Survivor: Uzbekistan*.

## Part One

### Episode Events

* **Sean C.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on himself.
* **Sean C.** unsuccessfully plays an **idol** on **Erica M.**

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Math Hunt*

* **Won by** Vishy

## Part Two

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Survivor Pentathlon*

* **Won by** Sean
Tribes

The competing teams in *Suitman's Survivor* are known as **Tribes**. Commonly, there are two tribes in a season, but there have been instances where three or four may be active at the same time. A tribe can have anywhere from five to twelve contestants at the beginning of the game. Tribes may be added and removed as the game progresses, and at a certain point, the remaining players merge into one tribe.

## Tribe Colors Per Season

### Key

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Vote Cache

The **Vote Cache** was a twist introduced in *Survivor: Kalahari*. It allows players to abstain from voting at a Tribal Council of their choice, in order to save that vote for a future round. It is a variation of the Extra Vote twist.

## Overview

With this power, a player can abstain from voting at Tribal Council, to save it for use as a second extra vote at a later Tribal Council. The player has no time limit as to when they may abstain from voting, but may be given a time limit for when they can use their second vote. Both the abstention and second vote casting are secret, and can only be hinted at by the change in the final vote count. The second vote is transferable among the tribe once a player has abstained, but the cache ability in full cannot be transferred.

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

* In *Kalahari*, this advantage was an individual power that could be won by a victorious sit out in the Sit Out Sanctuary. It was valid for three rounds only after abstaining.
* In *Cephalonia*, this advantage was placed on its own in each pre-merge tribe camp, to be found by any player. There were two on each of the initial starting tribes. After abstaining, the second vote could be used at any point up until and including the Final Six.
* In *Second Chance*, this advantage was placed on its own in each pre-merge tribe camp, to be found by any player. There was one on each of the initial starting tribes. After abstaining, the second vote was only valid for the next three Tribal Councils they attend.
* In *Deception Island*, *River Nile* and *Paragons vs. Protégés*, this advantage was placed on its own in each pre-merge tribe camp, to be found by any player. After abstaining, the second vote was only valid for the next three Tribal Councils they attend. In *River Nile* there was also one in the merge camp.
* In *Okinawa*, this advantage was placed on its own in each tribe camp, to be found by any player. There were two on each of the pre-merge tribes, and one in the merge camp. After abstaining, the second vote was only valid for the next three Tribal Councils they attend.
* In *Qionghai*, this advantage was placed on its own in each pre-merge tribe camp, to be found by any player. There was one on each of the pre-merge tribes, and players had to abstain at their first Tribal Council after finding it. After abstaining, the second vote was valid until Final Six, but could only be used during High Tide rounds.
* In *Iguazú Falls*, this advantage was placed on its own in each tribe camp, to be found by any player. There was one on each of the initial starting tribes, and one on the post-swap tribes. After abstaining, the second vote could be used at any point up until and including the Final Six.

## Vote Cache History

* **^Note 1** : Felix used a Vote Stealer to take away one of Brittany's extra votes, and it was randomly drawn to be the vote against Felix.
Nick J.

* Xibalba
* All-Stars
* Maluku

**Nick J.** is the Sole Survivor of *Survivor: Maluku*, who returned for *Survivor: All-Stars* and *Survivor: Xibalba*. In his first season, he received six out of eight votes to win. In his second season, he placed sixteenth. In his third season, he placed sixth, and was the eighth member of the jury.

## *Survivor: All-Stars*

### Challenges

 2 | The Morse You Know
 3 | Quoridor
 4 | Order Overwatch
Twists

A **Twist** refers to certain game-changing alterations to the game's original format. Twists have been a part of *Suitman's Survivor* since the beginning helping the contestants learn that the game is ever-changing. Several twists have been devised to keep contestants on their toes, as well as keep the game interesting to viewers.

## List of Twists by introductory season

This table lists the twists and advantages to appear in *Suitman's Survivor* in the seasons they were introduced.
OMG Chrome Is Way Faster!

***OMG Chrome Is Way Faster!*** is the two-part season finale of *Survivor: Naozhou*.

## Part One

### Episode Events

* **Chloe D.** successfully plays an **idol** on herself.
* **Dana M.** successfully plays an **idol** on herself.
* **Chloe D.** **steals** **Marissa W.'**s vote at Tribal Council.
* **Lilly R.** plays an **Extra Vote**.

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Head to Hex*

* **Won by** Marissa

## Part Two

### Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Betting Royale*

* **Won by** Dana
Xuan T.

* Xibalba
* Jamaica

**Xuan T.** is a contestant from *Survivor: Jamaica* and *Survivor: Xibalba*. In her first season, she placed eleventh, and was the second member of the jury. In her second season, she placed twenty-second.

## *Survivor: Jamaica*

### Voting History

**^Note 1** : After being the only person left not immune at Tribal Council, Xuan was automatically eliminated by default.

## Tribal Council

### Challenges

 2 | Logic Launchpad
 3 | Taskmaster
Stoner D.

* Heroes vs. Villains
* Xibalba
* Valhalla
* Cephalonia

**Stoner D.** is the third placer of *Survivor: Cephalonia*, who returned for *Survivor: Valhalla*, *Survivor: Xibalba* and *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*. In his first season, he received one out of nine votes to win. In his second season, he placed twelfth, and was the fourth member of the jury. In his third season, he placed fourth, and was the tenth member of the jury. In his fourth season, he placed eighteenth.

## Tribal Council

### Challenges

 2 | All Squared Up
 3 | Pushover
 4 | Kill The Merchant
Triple Tribal Council

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

The act of sending three tribes to Tribal Council on the same night, therefore eliminating multiple people from the game in one go.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Rogue Island*

The **Triple Tribal Council** is a twist which originated in *Survivor: Rogue Island*, where three tribes are all sent to Tribal Council in one night.

## Overview

The Triple Tribal Council is the act of sending three tribes to Tribal Council on the same night, therefore eliminating three people from the game in one go. Depending on the the number of the tribes, the Immunity Challenge prior to Tribal may become an individual challenge to give one or more people from either tribe the chance to save themselves from the inevitable vote. However with four or more tribes, it may still be a tribal challenge, with less tribes winning safety to send multiple tribes to Tribal Council.

A more common alternative to the Triple Tribal Council is a Double Tribal Council, where only two tribes attend Tribal Council separately, eliminating two people in one night.

An alternative to the Triple Tribal Council is a Joint Tribal Council, where multiple tribes still attend Tribal Council, but they do so as one combined group to vote out a single person.
Twin Urn Tribal

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

Forcing players to vote in only one of two urns, knowing both urns will each eliminate someone.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Xibalba*
*The Black Forest*
*South India*

**Twin Urn Tribal** is a twist that originated in *Survivor: Xibalba*. It forces castaways to decide when casting their vote at Tribal Council which urn they want to vote in, while knowing that both urns will be read, eliminating two castaways.

## Overview

At Tribal Council, each player must pick one of two urns to cast their vote in - "Fire" or "Ice". Both urns will be read from, eliminating two players. Because fire melts ice, the Fire Urn is always read first. Any votes for the player eliminated from the Fire Urn in the Ice Urn, are read and discarded.

In the event of a tie in either urn, the re-vote is exclusively held between those who voted in that urn. This also applies if a tiebreaker is necessary. If every player decides to vote in the same urn, the two castaways with the most votes will be eliminated.

Any advantages players use that result in some form of immunity work for both urns. However, any advantages that affect voting must be specified as to which urn they are being used on.

### Modifications

In *Survivor: The Black Forest*, the twist was renamed from "Fire & Ice Urns". This change was made so that the two urns can be renamed for each subsequent season, to better align with that seasons theming.
Two Dumpster Fires Against Each Other

***Two Dumpster Fires Against Each Other*** is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Easter Island*.

## Episode Events

* **Safety Shards** twist revealed.
* **Shot in the Dark** returns.
* Heruru and Puhia tribe **idols** enter the game.
	+ **Neglect and Reflect** **idols** enter the game.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Protection Pyramid*

* **Won by** Puhia
The Rolling Tides

**The Rolling Tides** is a twist from *Survivor: Qionghai*. In splits the Hunting Ground in two, introducing a "High Tide" section and a "Low Tide" section, with different variations of quantity and quality of advantages.

## Overview

In each episode, the tide switches between "High Tide" and "Low Tide" every episode, changing the available advantages.

At High Tide advantages are more abundant, and will result in more entering the game. These powers however are of the weaker variety. They won't offer any form of safety, but they can still advance your game.

At Low Tide advantages are few and far between. It will be hard to find something at Low Tide, but these powers are much more beneficial due to their chance at safety in the game.
Who Died And Made You Leader?

***Who Died And Made You Leader?*** is the third episode of *Survivor: Final Verdict*.

## Episode Events

* Second Eretoka tribe **idol** enters the game.
* **Hefferey P.** plays an **Extra Vote**.
* **Cameron C.** unsuccessfully uses their **Shot in the Dark**.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Instructions Unclear*

* **Won by** Lataroa
Welcome To The Big Leagues

***Welcome To The Big Leagues*** is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains*.

## Episode Events

* **Scales of Morality** twist revealed.
* Heroes and the Villains tribe **idols** enter the game.
* **Antonio S.** abstains from voting with a **Bank or Send**.

## Challenge

**Tribal Immunity:** *Pass The Weapon*

* **Won by** Heroes
Vatanchu

## Buff

**Vatanchu** (vah-tahn-choo) is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Xibalba*. The tribe color is blue and the tribe insignia is a blue diamond pattern.

The tribe merged with Huracan into the Kimi tribe on Day 11. There were four original members and seven switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Ben S.**

**►** **Courtney V.**

**►** **Mikael K.**

**►** **Nick D.**

**►** **Owen Z.**

**►** **Philip A.**

**►** **Stoner D.**

**►** **Xuan T.**

### Switched Tribe

**►****►** **Ben S.**

►**►** **Brad W.**

►**►** **David V.**

►**►** **Josh H.**

►**►** **Kacey L.**

►**►** **Kyle G.**

►**►** **Lilly R.**

►**►** **Pugh P.**

►**►** **Sam W.**
Home

Welcome to Suitman's Survivor*A decade deep, and Suitman's Survivor is still going strong. This long running ORG looks all over the internet to find those who can Outwit, Outplay and Outlast the competition in the quest to become the next Sole Survivor.
**Watch our introduction video and apply now on the Discord server!***

* South India
* Iguazú Falls
* Heroes vs. Villains
* Rogue Island
* The Black Forest
* Nunavut
* Qionghai
* Xibalba
* Uzbekistan
* Luzon
* Jamaica
* Easter Island
* Final Verdict
* Isle of Skye
* Havasu Canyon
* Zambezi
* Guadeloupe
* Valhalla
* Okinawa
* Paragons vs. Protégés
* River Nile
* Deception Island
* Second Chance
* Cephalonia
* Whakaari
* Yucatan
* All-Stars
* Naozhou
* Maluku
* Bahamas
* Kalahari
* Tasmania
Suitman's Survivor: South India

Suitman's Survivor: Iguazú Falls

Suitman's Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains

Suitman's Survivor: Rogue Island

Suitman's Survivor: The Black Forest

Suitman's Survivor: Nunavut

Suitman's Survivor: Qionghai

Suitman's Survivor: Xibalba

Suitman's Survivor: Uzbekistan

Suitman's Survivor: Luzon

Suitman's Survivor: Jamaica

Suitman's Survivor: Easter Island

Suitman's Survivor: Final Verdict

Suitman's Survivor: Isle of Skye

Suitman's Survivor: Havasu Canyon

Suitman's Survivor: Zambezi

Suitman's Survivor: Guadeloupe

Suitman's Survivor: Valhalla

Suitman's Survivor: Okinawa

Suitman's Survivor: Paragons vs. Protégés

Suitman's Survivor: River Nile

Suitman's Survivor: Deception Island

Suitman's Survivor: Second Chance

Suitman's Survivor: Cephalonia

Suitman's Survivor: Whakaari

Suitman's Survivor: Yucatan

Suitman's Survivor: All-Stars

Suitman's Survivor: Naozhou

Suitman's Survivor: Maluku

Suitman's Survivor: Bahamas

Suitman's Survivor: Kalahari

Suitman's Survivor: Tasmania

* Seasons
* Finalists
* History
* Locations
* Records

 Southeast Asia | Maluku Islands (4), Philippines (23)

Featured Season

Featured Tribe

Featured Player

Featured Twist

Our Seasons
Wot'aah

## Buff

**Wot'aah** *(woh-tay-uh)* is the merged tribe of Hakan, Taima and Yakos in *Survivor: Havasu Canyon*. The tribe color is brown and the tribe insignia is a brown turtle symbol.

## Members

►►►**►** **Antonio S.**

►►►**►** **Brad W.**

►►►**►** **Christian M.**

►►►**►** **Gus H.**

►►►**►** **Hekky K.**

►►►**►** **Izabela B.**

►►►**►** **JSB B.**

►►►**►** **Kelley N.**

►►►**►** **Mehdi K.**

►►►**►** **Meredith G.**

►►►**►** **Noah M.**

►►►**►** **Nolan L.**

►►►**►** **Tristan H.**
Vouti

## Buff

**Vouti** *(vow-tea)* is one of the three competing tribes in *Survivor: Cephalonia*. The tribe color is red and the tribe insignia is a red owl.

The tribe merged with Atros and Skala into the Pantheon tribe on Day 8. There were four members remaining.

## Members

►**►** **Kacey L.**

►**►** **Klaus S.**

►**►** **Ralib A.**

►**►** **Sea V.**

►**►** **Shawn G.**

►**►** **Zach H.**
Tisha M.

* Paragons vs. Protégés
* Whakaari

**Tisha M.** is a contestant from *Survivor: Whakaari* and *Survivor: Paragons vs. Protégés*. In her first season, she placed twelfth, and was the second member of the jury. In her second season, she placed seventeenth.

## Tribal Council

### Challenges

 2 | Blokus
 3 | Let's Get Quizzicle
 4 | All Squared Up
Well I Hate It Here

***Well I Hate It Here*** is the eighth episode of *Survivor: Deception Island*.

## Episode Events

* Kalumnia and Mendax merge into Veritas.
* First Veritas **idol** enters the game.
* **Nick B.** abstains from voting with a **Vote Cache**.
* **Rockelle M.** plays a **fake idol**.
* **Evan I.** successfully plays an **idol** on **Rockelle M.**.

## Challenge

**Individual Immunity:** *Hang Tough*

* **Won by** Will
Vote Sacrifice

## Survivor Twist

### **Description**

The ability to give up your vote at Tribal Council in exchange for an advantage.

### **Appearance(s)**

*All-Stars*
*Yucatan*
*Whakaari*

The **Vote Sacrifice** was a twist introduced in *Survivor: All-Stars*. It allows players to willingly give up their vote at Tribal Council in exchange for an advantage in the game.

## Overview

With this power, a player give up their own vote at Tribal Council in exchange for an advantage in the game. The advantage awarded may vary, but the player who's sacrificing their vote is made aware what the advantage is prior to making the decision. Players who sacrifice their vote remain anonymous, so players will only know someone gave up their vote from the final vote tally being less than the number of players who were at Tribal.

The way the Vote Sacrifice operates and how it works can vary from season.

* In *All-Stars*, *Yucatan* and *Whakaari*, this twist was announced when the tribes merged as a new currency to SuitBucks, which ended at the merge.
Windhoek

## Buff

**Windhoek** *(hoe-tah-zel)* is one of the two competing tribes in *Survivor: Kalahari*. The tribe color is purple and the tribe insignia is a purple square.

The tribe merged with Hotazel into the Okavango tribe on Day 7. There were five original members and eight switched members remaining.

## Members

### Original Tribe

**►** **Alexa V.**

**►** **Austin S.**

**►** **Cameron K.**

**►** **Hali K.**

**►** **Kelly R.**

**►** **Logan R.**

**►** **Nathan N.**

**►** **Steve J.**

**►** **Tris A.**

### Switched Tribe

►**►** **Anthony C.**

**►****►** **Austin S.**

**►****►** **Hali K.**

**►**►**►** **Kelly R.**

►**►** **Logan M.**

**►****►** **Logan R.**

►**►** **Ryan B.**

**►****►** **Steve J.**
Tina H.

* Paragons vs. Protégés
* Tasmania

**Tina H.** is a contestant from *Survivor: Tasmania* and *Survivor: Paragons vs. Protégés*. In her first season, she placed fifteenth. In her second season, she placed seventh, and was the seventh member of the jury.

## *Survivor: Tasmania*

### Challenges

 2 | Clocked and Loaded
 3 | Survivor Quidditch
 4 | Target Run