2nd Hunger Games
These are the 2nd Hunger Games, and the 32nd on the site. They were the second "Retro Games" on the site (ie. games that took place before our original 54th).
 The map of the 2nd Hunger Games arena. | |
| Theme | Abandoned Stadium |
|---|---|
| Victor | TBD |
| Length | TBD |
| Reaping date | January 15th 2020 |
| End date | TBD |
| Gamemaker | Aya |
| - | |
Contents |
Setting
After the 1st Annual Hunger Games had concluded, and a victor - Adder Ames - had been crowned, the Capitol set to work on building an arena specifically for the Games. Reapings were no longer random but mandatory, organised events. The children in each district were assembled in front of the steps of the Justice Building, where the first public reapings took place. The Treaty of Treason was read aloud and the names of the tributes are read off of paper slips drawn from glass bowls. The short ceremony was performed by the district's Head Peacekeeper.
List of Tributes
This is a list of all the tributes that took part in the 2nd Hunger Games.
| Place | Name | ID | Owner | Age | Killer |
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| 1st | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
| 2nd | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
| 3rd | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
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| 15th | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
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| 18th | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
| 19th | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
| 20th | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
| 21st | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
| 22nd | [[]] | [[]] | -- | ||
| 23rd | Tarquin Athenian | D6M | Kaplan | Harley Sinclair | |
| 24th | Iris Oak | D7F | Puppy | 18 | Ajax Craine |
† Death due to inactivity / 24 hour rule / filler.
^ Denotes a rebel tribute.
Arena
The 2nd Hunger Games took place in a colosseum built especially for the Games by the Capitol. A few elite Capitolites and 1st Victor Adder Ames sat in the stands, which were otherwise empty. Tributes were kept in cages until released into the arena. 24 gladiator swords were pierced into the ground.
The official arena description, written by Lalia, reads as follows:
- The newly built colosseum hardly looks new at all. Constructed from reclaimed stone to give it a feeling of historic grandeur, rebel prisoners of war comprised the majority of the workforce, humiliating an already defeated populace. Teams of Capitol engineers and artists undertook more specialized tasks to ensure that the colosseum's vision was achieved — a structure that implies that the Games are not something new and controversial, but an ancient tradition resurrected.
- From the tiered seating and presidential box far above to multiple levels of labyrinthine tunnels and dungeons below, the sunken arena is ringed by so much more than archways. This year the cushioned marble stands are occupied by peacekeepers in dress whites rather than riot gear, attending as spectators casually seated amongst a scattering of high ranking government officials. The familiar face of last year's Victor, Adder Ames, is unmistakable within the sea of uniforms. Everyone has taken a step back and expectation fills the air with faith in the tributes' will to live. This event no longer requires enforcement; it simply requires an audience.
- The wooden floor of the arena is covered by the palest of sand. It quakes and shimmers as cage-like medieval holding cells rise up from underground and settle into place, tucked within the shadows of twenty-four evenly spaced archways. When the heavy iron gates imprisoning the tributes open, there is nothing more than a gladiatorial sword on the other side, its blade stuck into the ground — waiting for them. Both the swords and the spectators share an eagerness to witness this: The Second Annual Hunger Games.
Bloodbath
The entirety of the 2nd took place in a bloodbath-style battle royale in the Coliseum. Tributes were given a gladiator sword pierced into the ground, plus the option of hand-to-hand combat if they wished. Rebel tributes were aided with in-character knowledge of battle, thus the additional ooc station rules of Self-Defense, Hand-to-Hand Combat and Blades were granted to said tributes.
