Survivor: All Stars

Survivor: All Stars is the seventh and last season in Rob's fanon series.

Twenty-four all stars will compete against each other to become Sole Survivor.

Format/Changes
Castaways are divided into different tribes. The tribes compete in challenges for reward and immunity. The tribe that loses immunity will head to Tribal Council and vote out one of their own. After several rounds of elimination, the tribes will merge into one tribe. There, castaways will compete in individual challenges. The tribe will vote out one of their own and send them to the jury. When there are two survivors, the power turns to the jury who vote for one of them to become the Sole Survivor.
 * Expanded Cast: Instead of the usual sixteen, this season begins with twenty-four castaways.
 * Tribe Composition: In a Survivor first, the twenty-four castaways were divided into two tribes of twelve.
 * Longer Game: To accommodate for an expanded cast, instead of the usual 27 days, the game will last 39 days.
 * Hidden Immunity Idol: Hidden at each beach is a Hidden Immunity Idol. The holder plays it on the person of their choice after the votes have been cast, but prior to the votes being read. The votes cast against that player will be considered spoilt, and if they have the majority vote, the person that gets the second highest amount of votes will be eliminated instead. The last time to use an Idol is at the Final Five.
 * Double Tribal: In a Survivor first, both tribes would attend tribal council on Day 10. The two tribes would compete for individual immunity, with one person from each tribe winning immunity. The two winners would then compete against each other for reward, with the winning tribe receiving a feast and the opportunity to watch the losing tribe's tribal council after attending their own.
 * Tribe Expansion: On Day 11, a third tribe was introduced, and the eighteen castaways were split into three tribes of six.
 * Early Merge: To accommodate for an expanded cast, the merge occurred when there were thirteen castaways.
 * Final Three and Expanded Jury: Instead of a Final Two facing a jury of seven or nine, this season featured a Final Three facing a jury of ten.