The Chiefs pride themselves on their depth and that will be tested after making eight changes to the side facing the Bulls tomorrow morning.
Having turned in perhaps their worst performance in three seasons against the Force last weekend, coach Dave Rennie showed his disappointment with wholesale changes to his run-on XV. Only one of those adjustments was as a result of injury, with Tim Nanai-Williams moving to the bench after tweaking a hamstring in Perth.
Nanai-Williams' absence hands Andrew Horrell his first start of the season at centre, where he will link with Tasman's Tom Marshall.
The other change in the backline sees 18-year-old Anton Lienert Brown set to make his debut on the wing, with Mils Muliaina moving to fullback in place of Gareth Anscombe.
Versatility is among the Chiefs' strong suits - Aaron Cruden is the only back to start all four matches - and assistant coach Wayne Smith is confident another new centre combination will cope well at Loftus Versfeld.