Significant changes after a large amount of playtesting. Many, many modifications to not only card effects, but the core rules of the game, mean that it's too much to cover in a change note like this. If you're revisiting the game, I recommend checking out the rulebook once again for the full breakdown.

For the moment starter decks are not included. They will be readded at a later time.

A very minor rulebook update to the Tribal Council Phase: Instead of all players without immunity discarding at the end of the round, players may now discard cards whenever one of their castaways is removed from the game for any reason. This rule has proven to be *much* easier to remember, as it gives everyone a very clear reminder when they move the castaway out of play instead of having to remember an extra step at the end. Technically a rules change, as previously a player losing the political game wouldn't discard cards when voting out their own castaway, but honestly it's probably better off that they do.

New Version includes some fairly major changes:
- Castaway Draft has been moved into a main game mode instead of a variant. Still unsure which is more fun for constructed, may eventually choose one over the other.
- When playing Politics cards, castaways may now 'mingle' to temporarily increase their politics score high enough to play the given card. This should allow players a bit more freedom in including higher costing politics cards, especially while playing castaway draft.
- Challenge decks have been changed to twelve cards instead of 5/8 cards. The increase in variety gives more value to challenge deck searchers, and makes it much less of a sure thing for the player flipping their card.
- Various cards have been tweaked. Notably many twist cards became cheaper and Super Pole is now much more properly balanced.
- A Season Draft variant has now been included in the rulebook which allows for playing without any sort of pre-constructed decks whatsoever, and one new card that is used only in this variant. (To allow merges to be available to all players.)
- Swimming has been moved from a Physical (Red) stat to a Wilderness (Green) stat, and Balance has been moved from Wilderness to Physical. Actual values for these stats did not change for castaways, but was made largely for thematic reasons. Many, many physically capable survivors are poor swimmers, and balance never made too much sense in Wilderness anyway.
- Visual changes to Challenges to make them stand out more from producer deck cards.
- Visual bug fix for Alliance Bonus cards.

Updated the Pagong Tribe starter deck to include one copy of Girl Talk and one copy of Mutual Respect, replacing one copy of Videos to Home and Sitting Duck.

Added the second starter deck.