Difference between revisions of "71st Hunger Games"

The Seventy-First Hunger Games took its arena theme from Celtic mythology, giving it a very supernatural vibe only reinforced by the items provided to the tributes. It is notable for the Aibells, or protective spirits, provided to each tribute who survived the bloodbath.

Areas

Cornucopia

As the tributes ascend into the arena, they will at first rise to darkness. For a moment they will remain in their pitch black shoots, enveloped in inky dark. Slowly, it is revealed that they are not in a cave but rather surrounded by velvet curtains. These part simultaneously to reveal the twenty-four tributes arrayed around a wooden stage. In the center is a gleaming Harp, several granite boulders, and all the treasure anyone could want. The Harp chimes the countdown. When it sings its final note, the glass containers are opened for the tributes. The Harp begins to play a ghostly melody, mirroring the tributes’ actions. Deaths in the area:

Bloodbath

• Draco Wellings

Sea Cliffs

Overlooking the black rock beach, steep, rocky cliffs jut out of the ground. Though they are steep, surefooted tributes can find enough handholds to make their way up and down the rock face. It is a long drop to the bottom, however, so tributes are encouraged to be take care when scaling the slick rocks. The high winds and sea spray add an extra layer of difficulty to climbing, and one misstep is all it takes to send even the most careful tributes plummeting to their deaths.

Rolling Hills

As picturesque as any place in past arenas, the rolling hills are an oasis of gently undulating verdant waves. Weeping willows, giant-sized oak and bare birch trees dot the landscape. Small creatures, including rabbits, hedgehogs and badgers nibble at the flora. It is a quiet and peaceful place.

Peat Bog

Patches of decaying vegetation provide a stable path around the muck and creeks of the peat bog. The varied terrain is difficult to cross quickly — one misstep and it's your boot, your foot, your life trapped in the sticky jaws of the arena itself.

Wooded Glen

The Wooded Glen is home to Scots pine, fir and spruce trees. Much colder than the rest of the arena, the Glen always seems to be just one day shy of winter. The trees cluster together along the banks of a gently lapping stream. If you look carefully enough in the brush, you might discover some robust plants. The wind whistles through the trees, kicking up fallen leaves. This area has all the supplies you might need, but you are not the only one looking for something to eat in this cold and grey Glen.

Rock Beach

At the bottom of the sea cliffs, the rough waves of the cold sea meet land on a pile of black stones. Each rock is smooth and round, well-worn by the icy waves — some large as a head, others mere pebbles, and most falling somewhere in between. Between the dreary atmosphere and the dark stones, there is little color to be found on the chilly shore.

Basalt Column Causeway

Rising from the shore and waves like stone titans, the honeycomb towers of basalt dominate the misty seaside. Each column is a near-perfect hexagon, interlocking with its neighbors and reaching towards the sky like some mountain comprised of a child's blocks, perfect for climbing. The peculiar stones stretch into the water, providing a small passage into the sea for those brave enough to see what lies at the end of the gamemakers' brick road...

Sea Cottage

This quaint little stone cottage sits alone on an islet. The thatched roof is in sorry need of repair but the rest of it has been sturdily built. Inside of the thick wooden door, tributes will discover a fully furnished home, complete with a sitting room, kitchen, working bathroom and a king-sized bed in the small but well appointed bedroom. The copper plumbing is in good repair. Tributes may drink from the faucet or take a shower. The back porch has ends in a series of steep wooden stairs. These steps lead down to a dock, from which the tributes can fish.

This is a list of all the tributes that took part in the 71st Hunger Games.

^† Death due to inactivity.

Before the Bloodbath

Vandals

• Someith Krearns
• Saxton Hale
• Hannah O'Leary
• Annora Taylor

Bagpipe Bitches

• Daria Staite
• Tyler Westbrook
• Heather Tenley
• Rodrick Benstaloe

Blood is the New Black

• Paige Hope
• Jequirity Eckhart
• Leo Everitt
• Odile Quintanilla

Cat Pack

• Beretta Corléon
• Kitty Keeni
• Harbinger Rhodes
• Chloë Angor

Helter Skelter

• Dustyn Chase
• Draco Wellings
• Cody Bowers-Fox
• Leticia Tibideaux

RuNTS Compound

• Ruth Foster
• Septys Lexig
• Taurus Hawk
• Neptune Liefde

After the Bloodbath

Oilliphéists

• Leo Everitt
• Saxton Hale
• Jequirity Eckhart

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