| Episode | Task description | Time limit | Money earned | Money available | Running total | Shield winner(s) |
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| 1 | In rowboats, three teams of players searched for coffins floating on a lake with gold in them, transported them to shore and placed them in any of the graves named after contestants to add £1,000 to the prize fund. The players whose named graves remained empty were shielded from murder. | 45 minutes | £10,000 | £12,000 | £10,000
(of £12,000) | Amanda |
| Ben |
| Ellie |
| Harriet |
| Hugo |
| Jack |
| Jade |
| Jessie |
| Matthew |
| Roxy |
| Sam |
| Stephen |
| 2 | Three throne-bearing chariots were pushed to the castle from the hills above, stopping three times to collect gold or shield tokens. Players seated on thrones at the castle were protected from murder, but those with a shield token could swap places to claim immunity. | 45 minutes | £8,750 | £9,000 | £18,750
(of £21,000) | Amanda |
| Faraaz |
| Jade |
| 3 | The players were divided into two groups; twelve remained at the castle, with the remaining seven visiting the Old Gallery to compete for a shield. The castle featured six empty portrait frames, each with a descriptive plaque. The castle team had to recreate the scenes described, enabling the gallery team to identify the correct portraits. £1,000 was added to the prize fund for each correct match with one portrait concealing a shield. | 60 minutes | £5,000 | £6,000 | £23,750
(of £27,000) | Adam |
| 4 | The players who were shortlisted for murder were placed in cages, with the remaining players choosing who they wanted to save. One shortlisted player did not have anyone trying to save them. The players outside the cages had to find ten skulls hidden around the area, and then stack them on a pedestal in order to save their player from murder, and to add £2,000 to the prize fund. Up to five players could be saved. | 30 minutes | £10,000 | £10,000 | £33,750
(of £37,000) | Amanda |
| Faraaz |
| Jack |
| Jade |
| James |
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| 5 | All players had to search the forest for spears and use them to set fire to one of ten statues. When setting fire to a statue, the player doing so had to name a player who would then become eligible for murder that night. Players could name themselves but could not repeat a name. Each statue set on fire added £1,000 to the prize fund. | 30 minutes | £9,000 | £10,000 | £42,750
(of £47,000) | Adam |
| Harriet |
| Jack |
| James |
| Jessie |
| Rachel |
| Roxy |
| 6 | The players split into three teams; each team had to go through a forest and answer questions on mirrors that were based on questionnaires they had filled out the previous night. Correct answers added £500 to the prize fund. The team that got the most questions correct (if there was a tie, then the fastest answering team) won access to the walled garden, where each player selected a mirror to smash. Three of the mirrors would blow smoke after being smashed; the players who smashed the smoking mirrors won the opportunity to ask the traitors two questions each. | No time limit | £4,500 | £6,000 | £47,250
(of £53,000) | No Shield on offer |
| 7 | In teams, players had to find eight cherub statues and place them around the edge of a fountain. Cherub coins in the water revealed the location of the statues. Each statue came with a shield which could be taken, but doing so deducted £1,000 each time from the winnings. All eight cherubs had to be found, otherwise no money or shields would be awarded. | 30 minutes | £3,000 | £10,000 | £50,250
(of £63,000) | Faraaz |
| Jack |
| Jade |
| James |
| Jessie |
| Rachel |
| Stephen |
| 8 | The contestants were taken to a cabin in the wood, where they were tasked with solving cryptic clues while they were subjected to various jump scares. After the team had solved the puzzle, revealing a name, one player would leave the cabin and had one minute to search a nearby graveyard for the grave with that name. If they found the correct grave, £1,000 would be added to the prize fund. There was also a single shield on offer, which a player could look for instead of finding the grave. Having left the cabin, the player would not return for the remainder of the mission. | No time limit | £4,000 | £6,000 | £54,250
(of £69,000) | Sam |
| 9 | The contestants were placed in boxes and asked questions about what the traitors thought about their fellow players. The traitors would have to get out of the boxes to decide the correct answer before returning to their box to answer as individuals. Each player who answered the questions correctly added £250 to the prize fund. | No time limit | £3,250 | £9,000 | £57,500
(of £78,000) | No Shield on offer |
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