Round One, the Head of Household divides the 12 other players into 2 tribes, and nominates one houseguest from each tribe. The HoH also gets to choose each tribe's colors. The Head of Household then joins the tribe of the Houseguest that was just evicted so each tribe has 6 castaways.
Rounds Two, Three, Four, and Five the Head of Household's tribe wins Immunity. Each member of the losing tribe sends one nomination to the Head of Household. This is the Tribal Council equivalent. The members of the losing tribe should NOT start the veto competition until their nominations have been sent in.
The HoH will nominate one opposing tribe mate of their choice, in addition to the houseguest nominated by their tribe mate. The Head of Household should publicly announce the votes, but not who voted who. In the event of a tied nomination, the HoH gets to choose who to nominate.
The veto CANNOT be used cross-tribe. A tribe mate CAN veto one of their own tribemates. The Head of Household may re-choose their own nominee, but if the Tribe's nominee was vetoed, there must be an additional TC to decide the replacement.
At Day Six, the tribes merge, and the houseguests all wear the color chosen by the new Head of Household. The HoH still chooses one nominee, and the cast chooses the second like before, except there are no immune tribes.
Day Seven, the twist still occurs, but the HoH gets a Hidden Immunity Idol necklace which keeps them from being nominated Round Eight.
At Round Eight, the Survivor twists ends. Everyone can put their designs back on, and finish off the game how they see fit. The Round 7 HoH is not allowed to be nominated as a courtesy. If they win the PoV and are safe by default, their immunity DOES NOT ROLL OVER TO ROUND NINE.
