Victor Vollbrechthausen
The Executive
WHERE THEY STANDEP 4
Drew five votes at Arisa's table and survived a second time. The suspicion on him has not gone anywhere.
THIS WEEK'S SUSPICION INDEX
Twelve votes across two Round Tables and still standing. The hand-holding test with Arisa follows him everywhere
SEASON JOURNEY
total pts
Survives a second table with his name on it
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Hauls the gold carts past the Death Parade
DRAFT PROFILE
Number 21 of 22 on our preseason board, in tier C alongside 9 other players.
That is a bet on how many points Victor is worth to a fantasy roster, which is not the same bet as who wins. Points come from missions, shields, surviving the Round Table and calling a Traitor correctly, so a loud player who gets banished in episode six can outscore a quiet one who reaches the end.
Ranked before the premiere, from the cast announcement and nothing else. Nobody involved has seen a frame of the season.
BEFORE THEY PLAYEDWanted the cloak
Victor asked for the cloak before filming. That is appetite, not an assignment: casting decides, and plenty who campaign for it spend the season Faithful. What it does tell you is that Victor arrived willing to lie, which is the harder half to fake, and that a Faithful Victor is a player whose instincts point the wrong way at every Round Table.
What they told the cameras before filming, not a spoiler and not a prediction. Casting decides who wears the cloak.
IN THE CASTLE
A shared age, home state or trade is the first shortcut a Round Table reaches for.
- One of five players aged 26, in a cast running from 23 to 65.
Logan Smith
Madeline Kostopulos
Mark Zgoda
Wyatt Gillespie - One of four players from New York.
Joe Vanella
Michael Foote
Shane Beatty - Two players list New York, NY as home, not just the same state.Michael Foote
- Sixteen of the twenty-two said before filming that they wanted the cloak. These are the other fifteen.
Arisa Thomas
Ben McDonnell
Clyde Moser
Jay VinnedgeJoe Vanella
Katie Fites
Kim Daily
Kriste LewisLogan SmithMichael Foote
Niyyah HayesShane Beatty
Sherry Kuehl
Tomica Adams
Xavier Scruggs
Counted from the twenty-two announced players, not from anything that has happened. The season has not started.
FUN FACTS
Got both hands grabbed and interrogated on the spot by Arisa; Niyyah and Michael thought they were watching a recruitment ritual play out in real time.
MomentEP 3Cornered at his first Round Table, Victor defused the whole room with an instantly meme-worthy defense: "I'm a sweaty boy!"
MomentEP 2
BIO
A business executive from New York who is pitching himself as an open book. "I'm a pretty transparent guy. I let people know how I feel and don't try to hide my emotions." He packed an mp3 player, and a plan to find "four or five people that are gonna be my shooters" to vouch for him. Transparency is a genuine Faithful asset and an unusually good disguise, and the castle will not be able to tell which it is.
🎯 FANTASY TAKE
Boardroom instincts translate well: build the coalition before the vote, never call one you have not counted. The offsetting problem is presentational. Polish reads as calculation in this format, and a player who seems to be managing the room is the one the room turns on.
STRATEGY
Expect them to whip votes before the table sits down.
Victor Vollbrechthausen
The Executive
"A business executive from New York who is pitching himself as an open book. "I'm a pretty transparent guy. I let people know how I feel and don't try to hide my emotions." He packed an mp3 player, and a plan to find "four or five people that are gonna be my shooters" to vouch for him. Transparency is a genuine Faithful asset and an unusually good disguise, and the castle will not be able to tell which it is."
PLAYER INFO
WHERE THEY STANDEP 4
Drew five votes at Arisa's table and survived a second time. The suspicion on him has not gone anywhere.
THIS WEEK'S SUSPICION INDEX
Twelve votes across two Round Tables and still standing. The hand-holding test with Arisa follows him everywhere
SEASON JOURNEY
total pts
Survives a second table with his name on it
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Five more votes, still standing
Hauls the gold carts past the Death Parade
DRAFT PROFILE
Number 21 of 22 on our preseason board, in tier C alongside 9 other players.
That is a bet on how many points Victor is worth to a fantasy roster, which is not the same bet as who wins. Points come from missions, shields, surviving the Round Table and calling a Traitor correctly, so a loud player who gets banished in episode six can outscore a quiet one who reaches the end.
Ranked before the premiere, from the cast announcement and nothing else. Nobody involved has seen a frame of the season.
BEFORE THEY PLAYEDWanted the cloak
Victor asked for the cloak before filming. That is appetite, not an assignment: casting decides, and plenty who campaign for it spend the season Faithful. What it does tell you is that Victor arrived willing to lie, which is the harder half to fake, and that a Faithful Victor is a player whose instincts point the wrong way at every Round Table.
What they told the cameras before filming, not a spoiler and not a prediction. Casting decides who wears the cloak.
IN THE CASTLE
A shared age, home state or trade is the first shortcut a Round Table reaches for.
- One of five players aged 26, in a cast running from 23 to 65.Logan SmithMadeline KostopulosMark ZgodaWyatt Gillespie
- One of four players from New York.Joe VanellaMichael FooteShane Beatty
- Two players list New York, NY as home, not just the same state.Michael Foote
- Sixteen of the twenty-two said before filming that they wanted the cloak. These are the other fifteen.Arisa ThomasBen McDonnellClyde MoserJay VinnedgeJoe VanellaKatie FitesKim DailyKriste LewisLogan SmithMichael FooteNiyyah HayesShane BeattySherry KuehlTomica AdamsXavier Scruggs
Counted from the twenty-two announced players, not from anything that has happened. The season has not started.
FUN FACTS
Got both hands grabbed and interrogated on the spot by Arisa; Niyyah and Michael thought they were watching a recruitment ritual play out in real time.
MomentEP 3Cornered at his first Round Table, Victor defused the whole room with an instantly meme-worthy defense: "I'm a sweaty boy!"
MomentEP 2
RATINGS
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
🎯 FANTASY TAKE
Boardroom instincts translate well: build the coalition before the vote, never call one you have not counted. The offsetting problem is presentational. Polish reads as calculation in this format, and a player who seems to be managing the room is the one the room turns on.
STRATEGY
Expect them to whip votes before the table sits down.