Survivor Winners at War episode 3 power rankings: Barons at battle

14. Tyson Apostol

In the “Next Time On Survivor” preview, it appeared as though Tyson was caught throwing Sandra’s name out as a voting target, with Sandra getting pretty irate in a confessional after hearing about it from Yul. That doesn’t that Dakal is going to Tribal Council, but making enemies out of the queen isn’t wise, especially when the real power players on the tribe are coming to her with that damning information.

13. Sarah Lacina

Sarah has an interesting read on the Dakal tribe. She wasn’t a target amongst those considered in the premiere, but she was labeled as part of a trio with Sandra and Tony by those in power. Here, she makes a plea to Tony to work together in bringing back Cops-R-Us and posits that Tony, the one who blindsided her initially, is trustworthy, and suggests nobody would consider them a duo this time around.

The idea of Tony being trustworthy and her working with Tony being a surprise to anybody else suggests her level of game awareness is not there quite yet.

12. Tony Vlachos

Speaking of Cops-R-Us, Tony’s actively not playing the game of Survivor as much as he could be. It’s a fair tactic considering the threat level he brings to the game as one of the craziest winners ever, but the way he’s endearing to his tribe at the moment is by risking his life on rickety ladders to do what Yul did way more efficiently with a long branch and rope.

Watered-down Tony is fun but not as good as the real deal.

11. Michele Fitzgerald

Michele took to the backseat in this episode, but her connections with the new school seem to be her story focus right now. She was ready to pull the trigger on Boston Rob this episode alongside Jeremy, but Adam’s insistence on not taking that big shot now ended that story beat for now.