Marooning

"Tribes would race into the jungle for oars. While getting the oars, three players were given a chance to get an advantage. Once back with the oars, they would row out and around a buoy, untie a bag of bamboo pieces and come back to shore. They would then tie the pieces of bamboo together to create a pole long enough to retrieve a flint on a ring. The first tribe to finish wins reward." ~ @SurvivorWiki


One member of each tribe is tasked to run the second leg of the relay.



Drea, Jonathan, and Mike find the Advantage Amulets.

With three holders remaining, the amulets could be played together for one Extra Vote.

With two holders remaining, the amulets could be played together for a Vote Steal.

With one holder remaining, the amulet could be played as a full Hidden Immunity Idol.




Vati Tribe wins reward!

They win a pot, machete, and flint.


As losers, Ika Tribe and Taku Tribe must complete a Savvy or Sweat challenge to earn its supplies.




Ika Tribe chooses the Savvy Challenge.

The tribe will have two guesses to count the number of triangles in a brain teaser.

Ika Tribe counts the triangles correctly and successfully earns its supplies.




Taku Tribe chooses the Savvy Challenge.

The tribe will have two guesses to count the number of triangles in a brain teaser.

Taku Tribe fails to count the triangles correctly and does not earn its supplies.

Proceed.