As the seventh season of Game of Thrones approaches its end, we bored Survivor fans wondered; who would win in a season filled with their fantasy peers?

This season ofGame of Throneshas come at the perfect time. There are 126 days between the end ofSurvivor Game Changersandthe beginning ofSurvivor Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers, and with the later start date this year, these episodes have been a godsend of distraction during this very long offseason.
Some of us at Surviving Tribal then got to thinking; if a fictional season ofSurvivor: Game of Throneswere to occur, who would come out on top? It’s as alluring a conversation as who will outwit, outplay and outlast each other in the quest for the Iron Throne on HBO’s program. Just before theGame of Thronesseason finale next Sunday, we’ve decided to butt our heads together and figure out who from that show would winSurvivor!
For this exercise, we will be basing our character studies and examplesprimarily from the HBO version ofGame of Thrones,although one character will be based on the book to make it a bit more fun (more on that later). How far they make it in the fantasy show does not necessarily reflect their reality show abilities, neither. For now, here are the 20 characters fromGame of Throneswe selected for our debate on who would win in a season ofSurvivor(with all comparisons accurate as of season 7, episode 6).

Missandei – 20th inSurvivor: Game of Thrones
Loyal, talented, soft-spoken, poignant; Missandei of Astapor is not truly the kind of player who would thrive onSurvivor.She doesn’t make too big a splash on her own, she would play up to whatever Daenerys wanted and she would be a likely vote number.
While that may seem like a character worthy of stringing along as a number,Survivoris about holding onto your cards until you need to play them. Someone could argue she has a great social game due to her status as a diplomat, which is “proof” enough to get someone out early. More importantly, since Missandei doesn’t speak out of turn, she’d be hard-pressed to make a case against others.
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