LoganWorm's Survivor: Samoa

Survivor: Samoa was LoganWorm's second season in his series. The season featured 20 castaways on two different tribes. The main twist was that there were 4 idols, two being phony idols, that if played at tribal council would not work.These idols had a letter engraved on them. The real idols had another letter engraved on them.

(Real Cast List w/real Usernames)

Season Summary
Genre: Reality Competition

Winner: ??? (?-?-?)

No. of Episodes: 15

No. of Castaways: 20

Original Run: April 16th 2012 - ???

Hosted On: Tengaged Website

Preceded By: Survivor: The Plains

Followed By: Survivor: Japan

Location:  Samoa, South Pacific

Tribes: 

Foa Foa Galu Aiga

Text Summary:

On Day 1 when the tribes entered, they found out their tribes. Foa Foa was not so estatic about their own tribe, but Galu could not be more happy. They were setup at different beaches and were only going to see each other at the immunity challenges, or at the merge. The tribes went to their first immunity challenge on Day 1, and the first fight was close for a while. Galu took a huge lead, then won immunity. Foa Foa went to tribal council to vote out a member of their tribe. In a close 3-2-2-1-1 vote, Pundo was voted out of the tribe. On Day 2, at the immunity challenge the tribes had to unscramble words, and the Galu tribe took another huge lead and eventually won immunity again. At tribal council Foa Foa decided to vote out Dylan on a 4-2-2-1 vote. At the next immunity challenge, where it seemed Foa Foa and Galu were tied for a while, Foa Foa took the lead in a Code match. Foa Foa won immunity sending Galu to tribal for the first time this season. Galu shockingly decided to vote out Scott on a 6-1-1-1 vote. This was noted as the first blindside of the season. At the next immunity challenge, Foa Foa looked like they were going to win again in a challenge of hurdles, but the Galu tribe came out on top. Foa Foa went to tribal council yet again. Clamp had began to start saying information that he had heard at the immunity challenge about people on the other tribe. Then in turn, he quit the game. This exempted Foa Foa from tribal council. At the next immunity challenge Foa Foa was yet again determined to win, but was cut down by the Galu tribe in a "CHOP" challenge. Foa Foa went to tribal yet again, which would then leave them down to 6. At tribal council Foa Foa decided to make the tribe stronger, and voted out Andy on a 4-1-1-1 vote. At the next immunity challenge, Foa Foa destroyed the Galu tribe in a test of speed and knowledge. Galu then went to tribal council and there was no clue as to whether the speculated alliance would be voting to strengthen their tribe, or to get ahead strategically. In the end, the Galu tribe voted of Dt in a 4-3-1-1 vote. At the next immunity challenge, it was announced that one person on each tribe would get individual immunity and both tribes would be going to tribal council. Dustin won immunity on the Foa Foa tribe and Zach P. won immunity for the Galu tribe. At both tribal councils the castaways were voted out in a unanomous vote. The Game was voted out on a 5-1 vote, and Jayson was voted out on a 7-1 vote. At the next immunity challenge, it was announced that the tribes were now merging into the Aiga tribe and people were playing for individual immunity now. Dustin carried out his 2nd individual immunity win. At tribal council people speculated about if Foa Foa members would be picked off one by one. However, Foa Foa would not go down without a fight. Dustin took a gamble and used the idol on Eli, but this proved not to be the right move because the votes tied 4-4 with Z and Zach T. In the end Z was voted out on a 6-4 vote and he became the 1st member of the jury. At the next immunity challenge America would decide who would win immunity. In a close race (or not so close) Dustin won immunity. At tribal council there was talk as to if the Galu tribe would go ahead as a strong alliance, or if someone would flip. In the end Austin, a fellow Galu tribe member, got voted out on a 4-3-1-1-1-1 vote. At the next immunity challenge, everyone lost miserabley to Dustin, so he won immunity again. At tribal council in a very split vote, Zach P. was voted out on a 4-2-2-1-1 vote in where he became the 3rd jury member. At the next immunity challenge Zach T. and Eli had faced off in a challenge of swimming, where Zach T. had won immunity. At tribal council it was clear the old Galu tribe had 5 members and the old Foa Foa tribe had 4 member, and a Foa Foa member should be voted out. However in a shocking close 5-4 vote Kamika was voted out and became the 4th jury member. At the next immunity challenge Cochran dominated in a luck & strategy challenge winning immunity. At tribal council David played 3 idols, 2 real idols, and 1 phony one. The phony idol was played on Zoey, and the real idols were played on David and Zach T. Dustin also played an idol on himself, but it turned out to be phony. Dustin was voted out on a 4-4 vote because David had played an idol on himself. Zoey was medically evacuated minutes later, and originally was not going to be a juror, but was later let into the jury. At the next immunity challenge Eli had proved himself when guessing "What the majority" said. At tribal council there were 2 ties votes, 1 that was a 3-3 vote between David and Erik and another that was a 2-2 vote between David and Erik. In the end the purple rock was drawn, which brought David's game to an end. David became the 7th jury member. At the next immunity challenge Zach T. proved that he could remember "The Game's History" more than anyone else. At tribal council...

Returning Players:

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Castaways
(All of the total votes do include revotes, but only include votes that are cast against castaways, not for them)

''NV = indicates that there was no vote involved with the Castaway's final departure. ''

^5 = ''Due to 2 tie votes the Purple Rock had to be drawn. David was eliminated.''

The Game
NV = indicates that a person did not get eliminated by being voted out by the tribe, so there were no votes cast.

RV = indicates that there was a revote.

^1 = ''Due to Dustin playing an idol on Eli, 1 vote against Eli did not count. ''

^2 = ''Zoey was removed due to a medical injury. ''

^3 = ''Due to David playing an idol on himeslf, 4 votes against David did not count. ''

^4 = Clamp decided to quit.

^5 = ''Due to 2 tie votes the Purple Rock had to be drawn. David was eliminated.''

Voting History
SV = indicates that the person didn't vote and they received a self-vote (A.K.A. a vote cast against them).

*All votes will be revealed once the season has ended*

^1 = ''Due to Dustin playing an idol on Eli, 1 vote against Eli did not count. ''

^2 = ''Zoey was removed due to a medical injury. ''

^3 = ''Due to David playing an idol on himeslf, 4 votes against David did not count. ''

^4 = Clamp decided to quit.

Episode 1: "Time Will Tell"
Once the castaways arrived at the immunity challenge, they found out about the Phony Idol. Each tribe had 2 idols hid at each camp. 1 idol was real, and if played would make all vote cast toward the user void. 1 idol was phony, and if played did absolutely nothing for the person who played it. The castaways found out that there were clues as to which was fake and which was real. Each idol had letter engraved onto them. At the first immunity challenge, both tribes had tried to win. The challenge was close for a while, until the Galu tribe took a hefty lead. The Galu tribe seemed unstoppable when they won immunity. Foa Foa was then sent to tribal council. At tribal council, the tribe was very divided, and most came to the conclusion that they were weak, or disorganized at this point. There was no telling who was getting voted out. In a very close 3-2-2-1-1 vote, Pundo was voted out of the tribe.

Episode 2: "Ah Geez"
At the next immunity challenge, the castaways had to do some grammar and unscramble words. The Galu tribe won immunity because of their skill. Foa Foa went to tribal council yet again. At tribal council it was not known who would be voted out of the tribe yet again. At tribal Dylan was voted out on a 4-2-2-1 vote. It had now seemed the tribe was coming together.

Episode 3: "I'd be Shocked"
At the next immunity challenge, Galu and Foa Foa were yet again evenly matched for a while. But, shockingly the Foa Foa tribe got ahead in a challenge of code. Foa Foa finally won immunity, and sent Galu to tribal council for the first time this season. At camp, Zoey had been questioning her presence in the game because of the death of a family member, however she decided to stay. At tribal council many of the castaways tried to keep quiet about their plans, and tried to make everyone else assume they were voting for someone weak on their tribe. However, this became the first blindside of the game when Scott was voted out on a 6-1-1-1 vote. There was question as if there were an alliance in the tribe already.

Episode 4: "Decided to Jump Ship"
At the next immunity challenge, the tribes had to jump hurdles. The Foa Foa tribe took a huge lead and was away ahead of the Galu tribe. But the Galu tribe made an enormous recovery and raced their way to 1st place. This sent Foa Foa to tribal council. At tribal council there was a huge conflict with the tribe, and Clamp decided to quit. But before he left, he tried to "spill the beans". Later he revealed why he quit, which he stated: "I'm sorry but yes, my heart's not in it".

Episode 5: "It's Not Luck"
At the next immunity challenge, Foa Foa was determined to win. 2 people from each tribe were required to chop down trees in a race. If they both chopped down 5 trees and ran back to the start line, then they scored a point for their tribe. The tribe to 3 points won immunity. It was very close, but Foa Foa failed to make a comeback yet again, meaning that Galu had won immunity. At tribal council there was yet again no clue who was to be voted out. The Foa Foa tribe then agreed they needed to become stronger. They had voted out Andy on a 4-1-1-1 vote.

Episode 6: "I'm Not Bitter"
At the next immunity challenge, Foa Foa took out a powerful blow to the Galu tribe when playing a game of "Fill in the Blank". It was a game of speed and knowledge. Galu was then sent to tribal council. At tribal council there was a question in the voting, but the Galu tribe seemed like they had made a decision together. On a 4-3-1-1 vote, Dt was voted out of the tribe. Strengthening the Galu tribe.

Episode 7: "I'm Worried"
At the next immunity challenge, the castaways were shocked to find out that they were playing for individual immunity and that both tribes were going to tribal council tonight. The castaways had to test their luck and strategy in a game of poker. Dustin won immunity on the Foa Foa tribe. And Zach P. won immunity on the Galu tribe. At tribal council both tribes had sent home castaways on a unanomous vote. Jayson was voted off of the Galu tribe on a 7-1 vote. And The Game was voted off of the Foa Foa tribe with a 5-1 vote.

Episode 8: "We Just Have to Hope"
At the next immunity challenge the tribes were told it was now time to merge! From now on, anyone being voted out will go to the jury. The jury then will help decide a winner. At the immunity challenge Dustin came out on top beating Zach P. and Erik in a close battle. At tribal council many speculated that it was still Galu vs. Foa Foa and that a Foa Foa member would certainly be voted out that night. However, Dustin played an idol on Eli which did not make a difference and the votes were ties with 4 votes for Z, and 4 votes for Zach T. On the revote, Z became the 1st member of the jury on a 6-4 vote.

Episode 9: "Help My Game"
At the next immunity challenge, it was announced that Tengaged would decide who won immunity. Some people decided to not even try in the challenge, while others believed their lives in the game were on the line. Dustin won immunity again proving to become a bigger challenge threat than before. And by the talk of it, the Foa Foa tribe was being picked off, so Dustin's chances were looking slimmer. At tribal council the Galu tribe had seemed a little frazzled and a bit more unorganized, but _____ thought that his plan would then be put into place because Galu was a strong tribe. In the end, by a close vote Austin was voted out on a 4-3-1-1-1-1 vote. He became the 2nd member of the jury.

Episode 10: "I am Shocked"
At the next immunity challenge Dustin won in a competition that everyone else just sucked at. At tribal council people were no longer thinking about strategy and allowed another Galu member to be voted out on a 4-2-2-1-1 vote. It appeared that alliances were dwindling. Zach P. was voted out and became the 4th member of the jury.

Episode 11: "Flipped the Game"
At the next immunity challenge Dustin had lost his streak and Zach T. had proved he could swim his way to the top winning immunity. At tribal council Dustin was worrying that the Galu tribe, which still had 5 members, was going to target him for winning 4 individual immunities in a row. This caused Dustin to eventually play the idol at tribal. This was not needed because the Galu tribe had evidently decided to vote out Cochran. While the Foa Foa tribe had decided to vote out Kamika. _____ had then changed her/his mind and flipped to vote out Kamika. Kamika became the 5th jury member.

Episode 12: "You Never Know"
At the next immunity challenge the castaways had played a game of the "Red torch" passing it to the next person until a certain time limit where at the end of the time, the person holding it would be eliminated. Cochran ended up winning against David's strategy in the challenge. At tribal council David had a small feeling that he would be voted out. This was the last tribal council idols could be played, so Dustin played an idol, however it was a phony idol and did not void any votes against him. To many other's surprise David pulled out 3 idols, playing 1 on himself, 1 on Zach T., and 1 on Zoey. The idol that was played on Zoey was a phony, while the other 2 were real. This saved David from getting voted out, and Dustin was voted out on a 4-4 vote because of the idol. He became the 6th jury member. Zoey then was medically evacuated minutes later, and did not join the jury.

Episode 13: "Where it Takes Me"
At the next immunity challenge the castaways had to "Vote with the majority" and give their opinions on some questions. Then they had to guess what the majority said. In a tiebreaker question, Eli won immunity for the first time this season. There were now only 6 castaways left going into tribal council. The first vote came out to a tie with 3 votes for David, and 3 votes for Erik. The 2nd vote also came to a tie 2 votes for David and 2 votes for Erik. Since the vote tied twice, all of the castaways (but Eli) had to draw rocks. Whoever held the purple rock became the 7th member of the jury and was eliminated. It turned out David held the Purple Rock. He was eliminated.

Episode 14: ""
At the next immunity challenge the castaways had to test their knowledge in "The Game's History". Erik and Zach T. came close to each other with 3 points and 4 points (while it took 5 points to win) and Zach T. won immunity for a 2nd time this season. At tribal council Cochran refused to say who was most elidgible to be the "flipper" for who was left on the Foa Foa tribe. He privately told Logan that he thought Eli was the one who would be most likely to flip. He didn't want to "ruin" his game.

Phony Idol Twist:
At each camp there were 2 hidden immunity idols hid. 1 was a real idol, that if played would make any votes cast against a castaway not count. 1 was a fake idol, the if played would not do anything to the votes cast against a castaways. The castaways had 1 clue to figure out if an idol was phony or real. There were letters engraved on the idols. The twist was retired when hidden immunity idols were no longer in play.

Returning Players
So far, no castaways from this season have returned to another season.