* Used a Legacy Advantage or 50-50 Coin advantage, which when played acts as an idol.

# Dan's and Janet's second idols were each played correctly, and would have voided 6 votes (giving Dan 8 total) or 4 votes (giving Janet 6 total), respectively, if not for the idol nullifier.

† Dean and Kellee each get credit for the 5 vote-voiding Ep.7 Island of the Idols idol play: Kellee's idea and idol, Dean's play.

(There are clearly too many special cases)

This should be a fairly straightforward list (see also the idol-specific glossary below), but a few notes:

• Players are ranked by idols found, then by idols held, then by idols played, then by votes voided.
• We only listed people who actually played their hidden idols. Sorry, Yul. Doubly sorry, James.
• Special note: Gary Hogeboom (S11), Ben Driebergen (S35), Drea Wheeler (S42), and Maryanne Oketch (S42) all played one idol before the votes were cast (Gary had to, as those were the rules at the time). In each of those cases, it was impossible to void any votes with the idol, but they all kept the player in the game.

• IF: Idols found. In cases where multiple people find an idol together (Nicaragua, Caramoan, etc.), the person who keeps it gets credit for finding it.
• IH: Idols held. Generally only relevant if someone is given an idol by someone else (such as Russell from JT in HvsV, Sash from Marty in Nicaragua).
• IP: Idols played. (Newly revised, 8/19/17) In response to comments in Shirin Oskooi's guest post at PRP, we've changed our criteria here. The credit for playing (and voiding votes) should go to the person who first reveals the idol at Tribal Council, whether they hand it to Probst themself, or hand it off to someone else, who then plays it. Idols handed off at camp, however, become credited to the person wielding them at Tribal. So when Russell hands over JT's idol to Parvati (in camp) in Heroes vs. Villains, he and JT have both relinquished their claim to that idol. In contrast, Malcolm gets credit for both idols played after handing Eddie his extra idol at the Three Amigos Tribal in Caramoan.
• VV: Votes voided. When an idol is played, the number of votes against eliminated by the idol.