OSM: Heroes v Villains

OSM: Heroes v Villians is the first season of ' Online Survivor Madness! '.

Located in an unusual but interesting location of Reynisfjara, Iceland, sixteen castaways played in the first season of Online Survivor Madness.

Applicants were asked questions about whether they planned to play heroic or villainous games, then put on tribes based on this.

The Heroes tribe began with Sean, Bec, Issy, Byron, Armando, Prashan, Mark and Annie, whilst the Villains tribe began with Dion, Ben, Dylan, Sarah, Patricia, Mitch, Michael, and Cody.

In a season of twists to start it off with a bang, there was one tribe swap in this season and a merge full of flips and new alliances, but ultimately it was Sean who won at FTC beating Bec and Mitch in a 6-3-1 vote.

Twists
Unbeknownst to this seasons players, the first four people they voted off got a chance back in the game through Second Chance Haven. They competed in elimination challenges until there were two people left. The player who was victorious was granted their second chance at becoming sole survivor. In this season, the players were faced with the dilemma of temptation cave. Found off the shores of the Icelandic beaches, this cave required players to have a combination of items (a knife, code, and boat) to reach it and access the potential advantages and disadvantages stored within it.
 * Second Chance Haven
 * Temptation Cave

These included the strongest advantage in the game, a super idol, which could be played AFTER the votes and made any player whose name was written down immune. On Day 13, Both tribes went to tribal with both tribes voting to send a member of the losing tribe to the winning tribe that has tribal immunity, instead of a regular vote off. With 9 left in the game, the tribe was told that the next tribal was a double tribal with the players with the two highest votes being sent packing.
 * Kidnapping: 
 * Double Elimination Merge Tribal

Voting History
All underlined votes denote that they were not able to participate at Tribal Council, incurring themselves a "self-vote."