Once Sign Ups end, 20 contestants (if I get all 20) will compete in the first Endurance game, called the Right To Stay Challenge. This game eliminates 4 of the contestants from continuing any further in the game; 2 Boys and 2 Girls. This Challenge will test who deserves to make it into the cast.
After the Right To Stay Challenge, the remaining sixteen players will compete in another game to determine teams. Each team will consist of a Boy and a Girl. The teams get to choose their colors as they are paired. The team colors are Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink, and Brown.
After the teams are decided, I will announce which Pyramid Piece is awarded to each of them from the Endurance Pyramid. To win the game, one team must possess all of the pieces. There are 10 pieces total.
Each round, there will be a series of 2 meetings. They will occur after each Endurance Mission and each Temple Mission. It is encouraged for at least one player from each team to be online at this time, as after the Endurance Mission the winning team will announce who they are giving the Samadhi to, and after the Temple Mission the winning team will choose the 2 teams they are sending up to the Temple of Fate.
Once the teams are all assigned, they begin competing in Endurance and Temple Missions. An Endurance Mission will usually occur every week. The team that wins an Endurance Mission will typically earn another piece of the Endurance Pyramid, as well as the Samadhi. The Samadhi contains something that will have a negative effect on one team during the Temple Mission, and the winners of the Endurance Mission choose which team has to play with its effect.
Following the Endurance Mission, the teams will compete in a Temple Mission. The Samadhi that was won and assigned in the Endurance Mission will come into effect. The team that wins a Temple Mission will be Immune and will earn the right to choose two other teams to send to the Temple of Fate.
The two teams sent to the Temple of Fate will bring with them all pyramid pieces they have won up to that point. The game played follows the rules of Rock Paper Scissors, where the teams select Fire, Wood, or Water to defeat one another in a best 2 out of 3 match.
• Water puts out Fire [Water wins]
• Fire burns Wood [Fire wins]
• Wood floats on Water [Wood wins]
The first team to win two rounds wins the challenge and the right to stay in the game. The losers are immediately eliminated. The losing team will then secretly give their pyramid pieces to any team of their choice, with a letter read to the remaining teams at the beginning of the next round.
The two teams that make it all the way to the end go to the Temple of Fate with all the pieces they have won. These pieces are now used as chips to play a shell game type challenge. The team with fewer pieces starts by placing pieces by a group of pyramids, one of which has the gold pyramid under it. There are three pyramids to start the game, and one more is added every round after that. That team may claim as many as it wishes but must leave at least one pyramid unclaimed. The team with more pieces must claim the pyramids that its opponent did not claim. At this point, the gold pyramid is revealed, and the team that has claimed it wins all the pieces that were played on the board. If teams have the same number of pieces, the team that had fewer pieces the round before places first. If teams are tied in the first round, the team that won the Final Mission places their pieces first. The team that gets all the pyramid pieces first wins the challenge, and the game!
