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PIPELINE
To win this game, the teams will have to display good teamwork skills by using two poles
to balance a large ball on a slim, ascending pipe and guide the ball up and into the top of
a towering basket. Should the ball fall to the ground, the team will have to start all over
again. The first team to guide three balls into the basket wins the game, and the
mysteriously beneficial Samadhi.
 

I'M PULLING FOR YOU
In this rope-and-pulley game, the teams will have to work together by tethering up (and
down) 25 feet in the air to place 12 pieces on to a hanging ledge. The first team to get
all 12 pieces from the ground on to the perched ledge wins the game, the Courage
pyramid piece and the opportunity to hand out the dreaded Samadhi. 
 
BALANCE BALL
In this game, each of the team members will be required to hold one end of a platform on
which they will balance a ball. The team will have to keep the ball balanced on the platform
while navigating numerous obstacles and delivering the ball into a chute. Should the ball
drop along the way, the team will have to begin again from the starting point. The team
that successfully manages to deliver three balls into the chute first wins the game.
 
TRY TRI AGAIN
JD explains that in previous missions the players have been put to the test
physically, but in this game they'll have to use their heads. The teams will be given a
stack of triangle pieces that are covered with yellow, red and green half-circles. The
task for the teams is to assemble the pieces in a specific layout, aligning each of the
colored half-circles with its corresponding half that exists separately on a triangular
border. The result is an extremely elaborate puzzle where all of the colored half-
circles will align to form complete circles or dots. If one piece is misarranged, the
puzzle cannot be solved. The first team to solve the puzzle will win the game's Luck
pyramid piece and the all-important Samadhi.
 
YOU'RE FIRED
Based equally on physicality and luck, the game requires the contestants to shuttle
water from the nearby pond into a series of tubs located across a stretch of land
using only small pouches. Once any of the tubs is filled with water, a cannon behind
the tub will automatically fire one of three numbered balls into the air. Once
airborne, the ball is up for grabs to any of the teams, the object being to catch as
many balls as possible. Once all of the balls are launched and retrieved, the team
with the numbered ball that matches the one held by JD wins the mission and the
right to send two teams to Temple that night. Should one team manage to retrieve
all three balls, that team is assured victory.
 
CREATE YOUR OWN GAME
The name pretty much says it all for the first time in Endurance history, the
contestants must cooperate with each other to create their own game using only
objects that were used in previous missions! They must also create the rules of the
game that they must all follow when the challenge begins.
The contestants have devised a game that takes place within a large, roped-off
triangle area anchored by three posts, each of which is the starting point for the
three teams playing. The object of the game is for the blindfolded girls to be verbally
guided by their partners (who must stand at the starting point posts) to retrieve five
team-colored triangle pieces that have been randomly placed within the roped-off
area by their competitors. The girls must then successfully place these pieces in their
team's designated basket. However, also placed throughout the roped-off area, are
several Tiki statues that serve as obstacles should any of the blindfolded contestants
accidentally touch one of the Tiki men, they will be forced to drop the piece they are
holding and start over again from their post. The first team that manages to collect
all five of their team's colored pieces wins the game.
 
COLOR CODED
Color Coded. In this memory game, the players on each team must correctly choose
one of five colored discs from a row, in search of the one that has a triangle symbol
beneath it. Should a team find the disc with the symbol, they will move on to the
next row, where once again they'll have to find the disc marked with a triangle.
Should they be lucky enough to find the winning disc once again, they'll move on to
the next row, and so on. At any point, should a team choose a blank disc, they'll
have to start over. To win the game, a team must pass through seven rows of
colored discs and find seven triangle-branded discs without choosing a single blank
disc.
 
BATTLE FOR THE PIECES
Battle for the Pieces! In this mission, the two teams will compete in a boat race
around the waters of Kauai. Four pyramid pieces wrapped in burlap will be placed on
individual platforms at various points in the water, one of which will be Yellow's Luck
piece. The others will be three decoys. The teams must successfully navigate the
water to retrieve as many pieces as they can. Whichever team crosses the finish line
first is guaranteed the other Yellow pyramid piece: Perseverance! At the end of the
race, the teams will unwrap their collected pieces to see which team picked up the
Luck piece along the way.
 

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