For years, you've always known who the jury was in reality shows. They were the poeple who were just short of the mark, but still could leave an impression on you. There were the ones that made you cringe (ex: Jane from Survivor 21) and those who you felt deserved to go farther than they did (example needed).
But what if, this time, you didn't know who the jury was?
Twelve people enter this house, nine of them the people who will decide who will win this season. Their job is to silently observe the people and make their choice to win. They only know whether or not they are a jury member, they do not know if someone else is.
Each day, the people get a clue for at least one jury member. This will be based off of your avatar and stats. They then have to use it to guess who a jury member is. Some of the clues may also lead to one or more of the finalists. You can use previous clues to figure out who is who.
When someone has the majority of votes, they are revealed to be either a finalist or a jury member. They are also ranked based on how well they did. (ranking shown in example)
If there is only one finalist by the last day, and they are not revealed, that finalist wins. If two or more make it to the end, and they are not revealed, there will be one final vote to see who wins. If a jury member is the last person not shown, or there are multiple jury members left when the last finalist goes, then the whole jury wins.
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For example, say that Joe and Carol were found out as jury members on Day 1 and Day 2. Then, on Day 3, Sue got the majority of votes and was revealed as a finalist. Day 4, Fred was revealed as a jury member.
12: Joe
11: Carol
10: Fred
9:
8:
7:
6:
5:
4:
3: Sue
2:
1:
