Survivor: Chaos In Samoa

Survivor: Chaos In Samoa is the third installment of Survivor.

Twists:

 * Hidden Immunity Idol: a pocket-sized talisman is widely believed to be the most groundbreaking twist ever to be created on Survivor. A Hidden Immunity Idol is hidden at each camp, giving a castaway immunity at Tribal Council if played after the votes are cast. The Final 5 is the last time they can be used.


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


 * Exile Island is a small campsite apart from the actual tribe camps where one or two contestants will be left, banished for a predetermined period of time. While being on Exile Island every castaway got a choice, they could pick between a extra vote or a block a vote advantage. The only time you could visit exile island was when you were the odd one out during tribe swaps.


 * The Vote Blocker (also known as Block a Vote) is an advantage that is occasionally available to castaways. It allows players to prevent a castaway from voting at Tribal Council. This season you could only get it on Exile island.


 * Extra Vote: a advantage that is occasionally available to castaways. It allows players to vote twice in one Tribal Council. This season you could only get it on Exile island.


 * Joint tribal council: a Survivor twist where two tribes both attend a single Tribal Council as a group.