each week there will be a challenge for all the citizens in the kingdom (even the outgoing king) which might be a competition or anything else. the winner of the week's competition (the king) will name two people as servants, AKA nominees. the king will also name one other person as the queen of the kingdom that week; the queen has no power during the week, just complete safety but may not vote for eviction, the king may chose an alliance member or however his/her strategy is. The savior's challenge,like the pov in big brother, is the challenge that gives the two nominees a chance to come off the block. the two servants may chose ONE other player, or civilian, that has not been nominated/named queen to compete in the completion, and then the four civilians will be randomly drawn to compete. The winner of the savior's competition may use the power to veto a nomination if he/she pleases, but if he/she vetos a nomination, that player must name the replacement nominee, which cannot be the king or queen. when the final two servants are named, the next day the remaining civilians who are not nommed and/or are not the king or queen must vote to banish a servant from the kingdom.king queen and servants may not vote. As said, the outgoing king of the week may compete in the competition, that being said, if a player wins two weeks in a row, meaning he/she is king for a second week in a row, he may not name a queen for the week. if a player wins 3 weeks in a row the DICTATOR rule comes in play meaning king may nominate 3 people instead of two and gets to pick all players to compete in savior's compettion as he/she pleases. final 2 players will be voted on to win in a jury of 5