With promos teasing a potential swing at the power players, the Survivor: Winners at War episode 3 power rankings reflect changing dynamics.
As a continual reminder, the Survivor: Winners at War episode 3 power rankings will not take players currently on the Edge of Extinction into consideration. We will take a look at those players in their own pieces ahead of their (presumed) two chances to get back into the game, but it will not look like these rankings when they are released.
17. Ben Driebergen
Sele is a very cursed tribe, despite the renown of some of its more prominent members. Ben seems to be a bit too wary of his status amongst these players, going full meta by helping Denise find an idol and making a point of pride at Tribal Council that he’s the man to help others find one. The problem with Ben trying to look so relaxed is that he’s doing a very bad job of it, making both his allies and opposing tribemates on edge around him.
Ben has a good idea of how to play; he’s just implementing it poorly, and it could get him into trouble.
16. Kim Spradlin
Normally, finding a Hidden Immunity Idol would be the kind of thing that bumps your position in the power rankings up a bit. However, there’s nothing easy that comes with finding a Survivor idol anymore, with Kim needing to share half with another player. Unfortunately, her misguided approach to trusting Sophie does not go unnoticed, as she notes that Kim is still one of the biggest threats in the game. An unrequited olive branch with an idol on the line is a bad whiff.
15. Boston Rob Mariano
The potential to blindside Boston Rob was present for some players on Sele at the last Tribal Council, yet the option to vote out an old school player and maintain peace at the tribe was enough to halt those plans. However, with just three old school players left at the tribe and Boston Rob being the overt godfather-like figure out in front, it could be time for the first statue-tier player to pack their bags and head for the Edge of Extinction.