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Home to all sorts of galas and events, the lavish Conference Hall is presently off-limits to civilians while it is under use by Panem's Annual Peacekeeping Conference and the avoxes tending to it.
 
Home to all sorts of galas and events, the lavish Conference Hall is presently off-limits to civilians while it is under use by Panem's Annual Peacekeeping Conference and the avoxes tending to it.
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=== The National Hunger Games Museum ===
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With extensive archives that date all the way back to the original Hunger Games, visitors can tour galleries of original weapons, examine uniforms from throughout the decades, or view preserved mutts from up close. This is the largest collection of Games artifacts in Panem, boasting everything from Victor crowns of the finest gold to humble tokens from the lower Districts.
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Now presenting the special exhibition: ''Beyond the Broadcast!'' Meet tributes from throughout history and relive iconic Games moments from their personal viewpoints. Visitors can load up interactive holograms of any tribute, all fully programmed to respond based on their individual personalities, and learn about their experiences as never before.
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At the edge of the city circle lies a garden shrouded in mist.
  
 
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No one in Panem is more attached to the Games than the Capitolites who put them on. So absorbed do they become, in fact, that most of Panem's richest tier refuse to let their favorite moments go. Many reruns of Games past can be found in between regular shows- but for some, watching them on television isn't enough. These are the people who can be found at the sites of past Arenas, reenacting the most dramatic deaths and having picnics in the prettier regions. Zoos with examples of the muttations are quite popular, as are demonstrations of Gamemaker traps, and many people even enjoy dressing up as their favorite tributes.
 
No one in Panem is more attached to the Games than the Capitolites who put them on. So absorbed do they become, in fact, that most of Panem's richest tier refuse to let their favorite moments go. Many reruns of Games past can be found in between regular shows- but for some, watching them on television isn't enough. These are the people who can be found at the sites of past Arenas, reenacting the most dramatic deaths and having picnics in the prettier regions. Zoos with examples of the muttations are quite popular, as are demonstrations of Gamemaker traps, and many people even enjoy dressing up as their favorite tributes.
  
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Far to the north, the massive mountain that dominated the 54th Arena rises over the forests and wastelands that became so familiar to all of Panem that year. It's obviously unnatural, standing alone on the tundra as it does, but that doesn't stop people from visiting it any more than the temperature does. Almost all Capitolites have trouble with the cold, and the hardier types can find almost as much fun in giggling at their layers as they will in traipsing the paths of the tributes.
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To get to the archipelago that housed the 55th Arena, Capitolites must be flown in hovercraft, traveling further from home than many of them have ever gone: into the ocean once known as the Pacific. All the islands were restored after the fight that declared the victor, allowing visitors to travel between them and wander over each island. Every night at sunset one of the islands sinks to provide tourists with the full effect, but each is brought back to the surface before dawn the next day.
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Few Capitolites find any eeriness in walking on the same ground as dead children, but most find themselves affected by the atmosphere of the 56th Arena. There is a morbid fascination in everything, from the dead trees to the scarecrows that could move at any moment- and sometimes do, to simulate the events of the Games- to the ethereal mist that never quite leaves the lake. Once they get over the initial shivers, though, everyone has great fun smashing pumpkins and flinging shoes at each other.
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The first thing Capitolites can see from a distance when being carried to visit the 57th arena is the massive volcano, towering over the ashen arena. This monstrosity isn't the only unwelcoming thing in this place; to the right, an acid lake bubbles ominously and beneath the lies a mysterious labyrinth, one that was conveniently undiscovered by any tribute. These factors only make this place more inviting to Capitolites looking to spend a few fun-filled days reliving the gruesome battles and visiting the sites of tribute death. And then, of course, there are the mushrooms; Capitolites aren't officially permitted to consume them, but some of the more rebellious ones pluck a few from the ground anyway. Because who can resist?
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Not a single location in Panem resembles the sprawling plains, jungles, and deserts of Africa, so many visitors find themselves mesmerized by the wonders the 58th arena has to offer. People trek through the deserts to see the oasis and the ruins (with plenty of water, of course; can't have a parched Capitolite!) or hike through the jungle to see if they can spot familiar landmarks, but the favorite place is by far the elephant graveyard, where the infamous battle between Lethe and Razor is often reenacted. A rabbit trapping attraction has even been opened, much to the delight of fans who remember a certain tribute's infamous difficulty while trying to do so.
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The fact that an arctic jungle is a total natural anomaly has yet to stop masses of Capitolites from visiting the 59th arena; it is of little interest to them whether or not it's possible, as long as they can traverse the icy paths of their favorite tributes. A ferry tour of the famous iceberg on which the final battle was fought runs every few hours, and visitors can even venture into the black and crystal caves. Snowball fights often take place at the locations of famous battles, but everyone's favorite is the storm of falling penguins that occurs nightly; almost like the firework display of the 59th Hunger Games.
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A diamond located at the Capitol’s mountain base, the Saturn City was established after the Dark Days to act as a hub of extravagance. The now-neon city is known for its nightlife scene, with at least one private club or drag bar on every street. Most of the Capitol’s media industry has migrated their quarters here, being built along side whirring casinos and grand theaters.  
  
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Since the close of the 60th Games, so many Capitolites have ventured to visit the giant hourglass that served as the arena that Capitol officials had to set a quota for the number of daily visitors. Nobody can resist the chance to trek through the red sand in their complimentary red tube socks and baseball cleats, visiting all the towers on one level before they are corralled out a few hours later so the sand can rise and take them up to different ones. Favorite areas are the prehistoric jungle, the beehive, and the spooky graveyard of dead tributes; many find the gravestones of their former favorites and take pictures beside them. To top it all off, many visitors give the fake weapons for purchase in the gift shop names, just like the tributes.
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This is where the tributes first see the Capitol and all its glory and get to meet the adoring fans who await their arrival.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 08:17, 12 March 2022

The residents of The Capitol lead very privileged lives in comparison to the Districts that they rule over. Their standard of living is so high that they can afford to waste food by throwing it up and eating more just to taste everything, in comparison to the Districts where many are starving to death.

The Capitol
District Industry Dictatorship, Soft Grunge
Gamemakers

Dom Copperview - 55th, 57th, 60th, 64th, 68th, 71st
Verena Halitrephes - 56th, 63rd
Invidia Nox - 58th, 61st, 65th, 68th
Benson Tiero - 59th
Anarcha Bentley - 62nd
Glamour Kinkade - 62nd, 67th, 80th
Warren Whip - 63rd, 70th
Azure Herodotus - 66th, 74th
Jareth Amell - 66th
Cadence Fortisimo - 67th
Murdoch Fenn - 69th
Paul Smith - 69th
Charlie Garnet - 70th, 76th
Capricious King - 71st, 74th
Venus Azrael - 72nd, 77th
Vepar Azrael - 72nd, 80th
Ambrosia Fae - 73rd
Hazel Dalgaard - 73rd, 79th
Kyle Riverstone - 73rd
Zaya Reine - 74th, 78th, 81st
Cricket Antoinette - 75th
Hera Levelwright - 75th, 79th
Callienta Minorae - 76th
Amethyst Starfyre - 76th
Pidgory Blinkoe - 77th
August Reverie - 77th
Azazel Fenwick - 78th
Nilima Rao - 78th
Josiah Layton - 81st

Beatrix Alfray - 81st

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Contents

The City Circle

A large, bustling square in the center of the Capitol, the city circle is where most events and interactions take place. The opening ceremony for the annual Hunger Games is held here as well.

Executive Park

Contrary to the beliefs of many district residents of Panem, a fairly large percentage of the Capitol's citizens actually do work. Many of these jobs are administrative related in nature, as opposed to the labor-oriented jobs of the Districts, but still classify as work by Capitol standards. The vast majority of the Capitol's office buildings are found in this cluster of skyscrapers, just a few blocks from the center of the city.

The Conference Hall

Home to all sorts of galas and events, the lavish Conference Hall is presently off-limits to civilians while it is under use by Panem's Annual Peacekeeping Conference and the avoxes tending to it.

The National Hunger Games Museum

With extensive archives that date all the way back to the original Hunger Games, visitors can tour galleries of original weapons, examine uniforms from throughout the decades, or view preserved mutts from up close. This is the largest collection of Games artifacts in Panem, boasting everything from Victor crowns of the finest gold to humble tokens from the lower Districts.

Now presenting the special exhibition: Beyond the Broadcast! Meet tributes from throughout history and relive iconic Games moments from their personal viewpoints. Visitors can load up interactive holograms of any tribute, all fully programmed to respond based on their individual personalities, and learn about their experiences as never before.

Statue Garden

At the edge of the city circle lies a garden shrouded in mist.

Style Street

Residents of the Capitol love to decorate and adorn their bodies with outrageous clothes, makeup, and hairstyles. Here is where most of that is done, with clothing outlets, salons, and beauty parlors.

Residential Area

Most of the Capitol residents live in this area of the city.

Past Arenas

No one in Panem is more attached to the Games than the Capitolites who put them on. So absorbed do they become, in fact, that most of Panem's richest tier refuse to let their favorite moments go. Many reruns of Games past can be found in between regular shows- but for some, watching them on television isn't enough. These are the people who can be found at the sites of past Arenas, reenacting the most dramatic deaths and having picnics in the prettier regions. Zoos with examples of the muttations are quite popular, as are demonstrations of Gamemaker traps, and many people even enjoy dressing up as their favorite tributes.

Saturn City

A diamond located at the Capitol’s mountain base, the Saturn City was established after the Dark Days to act as a hub of extravagance. The now-neon city is known for its nightlife scene, with at least one private club or drag bar on every street. Most of the Capitol’s media industry has migrated their quarters here, being built along side whirring casinos and grand theaters.

Train Station

This is where the tributes first see the Capitol and all its glory and get to meet the adoring fans who await their arrival.

Training Center

Tributes reside and train in the training center before each games.

Dining Hall

Tributes eat their meals in the dining hall.

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