(Leadership, Trust, Heart, Discipline, Courage, Luck, Knowledge, and Ingenuity) are individually up for grabs in the mission. In an old "cat-and-mouse" style chase, the teams must take orange triangles from their opponent's basket and put it in theirs. In the end, even though the Green Team won, the teams split the amount of Pyramid Pieces at 4 each. The final count of pieces before the end was: Brown: 7 (Yellow's Commitment piece, the Strength piece, their Perseverance piece, the Luck piece, Gray's Heart piece, Blue's Trust piece, and Orange's Knowledge piece); Green: 5 (their Teamwork piece, the Courage piece, the Ingenuity piece, Purple's Leadership piece, and Red's Discipline piece). After receiving their pieces for the finals, J.D. gave the teams necklaces that look like the Temple (similar to the carved rocks of the first season) to remember their time at the beach, colored Green, Brown, and all of the fallen teams that left in order. This episode also segues into Finale 2. Finale 2 After the players say their goodbyes, the teams battle in the final challenge at the Temple of Fate, where the Brown Team wins it all and becomes the second Endurance champions. Best of Endurance 2: Desert This is another recap episode; this time, J.D. reviews the entire season. Endurance Season Three - Hawaii: 2004–2005 Episode description Casting Special A two-part special episode, where J.D. and the other Endurance crew members cast the contestants of Endurance 3: Hawaii. The Arrival 20 all new contestants arrive in Kauai, Hawaii, the location for the third season of Endurance. Once there, J.D. explains the rules to them and reveals a new twist: the contestants get to choose which guy and which girl gets a free pass on the right to stay challenge. After much debate, Reece Bors and Lindy Oest are the first two contestants to become Endurance players, though some of the newcomers feel this to be unfair since they were chosen entirely because of their looks. As for the other 18 newcomers, they are forced to face the right to stay challenge, where the contestants hang onto poles suspended over the water. As always, the first three girls and guys to let go and fall into the water are automatically eliminated, while the others become official Endurance players. This time around, though, the girls go first instead of the guys, and Eleanor Monahan, Vanetta Smith, and Taylor Madison