100th Hunger games

The 100th Hunger were the 5th Quinquennial Quell and were held in an arena known as "The American Nightmare" and lasted for 3 days. The main events were rotating weather. This year's victor was Tritica MacDonald, aged 17, from District 9.

## Pre-Games

### Quell Rules:

For this Quell all tributes were reaped from the victors (1 female & 1 male) from different reaping games that were held in each District. These reaping games took place in the weeks prior to the main games and lasted upmost of two days (starting on a Wednesday and ending on a Friday). To accomplish this, the reaping games included only 16 tributes (8 female & 8 male) instead of the usual 26 (whereas the main games still had 26 tributes). These Games started at 12pm on Day 1, with Horn of Plenty playing at 4pm, 8pm, 12am, and 6am, and they had to end before 12am on Day 3, therefore most games didn't last even 24 hrs.

All the Victors from the Reaping Games would be treated as regular victors and as such are entitled to receive the corresponding benefits which includes a house in Victor's Village for their family and a monetary prize. These benefits will stay after the main Hunger Games even for those who do not win.

## Summary

### The Arena

The Arena is called "The American Nightmare" and is an exact replica of the map of the USA. It is divided into 4 time zones running east to west with each time zone receiving a different weather hazard. Tsunami for Zone A, lightning storm for Zone B , tornados for Zone C and strong winds for Zone D. Zone A, the easternmost one consists of rocky mountains in the area of Maine; A sandy beach running through Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island; An oak forest with feisty red squirrels in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey; Then comes an area simulating the Rockies mountain range which covers Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, the Carolinas and Georgia; The last part of Zone A, is a jungle that covers Florida. Zone B follows next with a huge icy lake in Michigan, which is next to icy mountains over the area of Wisconsin and Minnesota; south of that is an open grassland which covers up the states of Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky; Finally the area all the way to the southern coast (Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama) is covered in a large swamp that contains alligators. In between Zones A and B lies the Cornucopia which is a circle in between the borders of Nebraska and Kansas which area a corn and wheat field respectively. North of the Cornucopia are the Dakotas which are covered in steep mountains; And to the south, Oklahoma and Texas which consist in arid hills. On the other side of the cornucopia is Zone C which is made up from a forested valley to the north (Montana and Idaho), a volcanic boiling water lake (Wyoming) a rocky mountain range (Colorado) a salt flat (Utah) and finally to the south and arid mountain desert canyon (Arizona and New Mexico). The last Zone, Zone D, is made up of sandy dunes (Nevada) besides the salt flats of Zone C, a red wood forest to the north (Oregon and Washington), a sparsely forested mountain range besides the dunes (Northern California) and finally a sandy beach to the south (Southern California).

### Ranking

* District Victors Mohammed Yousaf [18] and Sioned Thomas [16] were withdrawn before the games by European Forces when District 14 was attacked by other European Countries, therefore These District Victors were unable to compete hence being disqualified and tied for 26th place