Twenty-four Games and 552 bodies dead on the ground. The Capitol now expects more than senseless killing, craving a show that ends with a star. Head Gamemaker Coriolanus Snow has kept them entertained thus far, and with a new trick up his sleeve, he'll dazzle them once more. This is the year he establishes himself as king. Welcome to the First Quarter Quell. [SYOT OPEN]

Rebuilding a life after everything was not an easy task. But with Peeta by her side, maybe. Just maybe, they will move onto to days that feel anything but blue.

Caspian Ashwood has never been one to think small. He's spent his entire life thinking bigger and bolder than everyone around him, and he's positive that's what propelled him to the very pinnacle of power in Panem. And now that he's there, he intends to reshape both the nation and the Hunger Games in his chosen image. Starting with the Fourth Quarter Quell! SYOT CLOSED!

After the Sixth Quarter Quell, the peace Panem has seen for the last 75 years has been shattered. Two leaders assassinated. A country on the verge of war. With a rebellion looming ever closer, the Capitol has one last shot to stop the renegades and keep the peace. Can the mistakes of the past be righted or will the Third Rebellion be ignited by the renegades?

Vencedores, vencidos, víctimas y verdugos, pero todos ellos héroes. Un drabble por cada una de las 75 ediciones de los juegos del hambre.

People really need to learn to mind their own business, don't they?

President Snow's death shocked the nation. And the 86th Hunger Games will be different in his honour. But the head Gamemaker is hiding something she doesn't want the country to know. And the horrors of an almost quarter quell will shape these games into something like no other. (SYOT now closed)

Effie Trinket has been training for the moment when she is to go to Panem, what was once North America, and gather more information about The Hunger Games to report back to her superiors. What she finds instead might not just help to gain intelligence on the Games, but put an end to them altogether.

What if Peeta had not won the games? What if just Katniss had won? How different would it be and who would have won the 75th Quarter Quell? Find out in the Victors Battle.

One more Everlark to wet everyone's whistle. I wrote a fic about Gale and Prim going into the Quarter Quell arena years ago, but I've never done one in which they are Reaped together for the 74th Games. Here is my best attempt at it. "The footsteps of the approaching Peacekeeper are still coming, almost at the corner, and Peeta gallingly dares to dip his hands lower, groping and ca

As the 74th Hunger Games approach, the idea of a free Panem is mere wishful thinking, but there are some who wonder how a country can recover from so many years of brutal dictatorship. Sooner than they ever dared to hope, they will turn their plans into reality and put a regime on trial, but the path to getting justice for an entire nation will be long and difficult. IPOAL prequel.

Hubo 75 ediciones de los Juegos del Hambre. En este fic encontrarás un hecho sucedido en todas y cada una de esas ediciones, desde la primera hasta el Tercer Vasallaje de los 25. [66/75]

Y cuando Valle Paraíso robó el orbe mágico, la maldición cayó sobre la Ciudadela, corrompiendo sus habitantes y sus tierras. ¡Que comienzen los 72º Juegos del Hambre!

When the sun sets on the Town of Shade you better watch your back. 24 will go in. 23 will die. The rebellion failed. Closed AU SYOT/Collab between Nautics and Team Shadow!

Who dare dances with the serpentine coil of pressure, twisting and winding until it causes all it's partners to break? [OPEN SYOT; 3/28 Tributes]

Exodus of gold and marble, bitter black skies and enough glittering lights to almost be seen from the Capitol at night, District 1 seems like a paradise of luxury in Panem. Affluent, well-trained from the Training Centres, classically beautiful, Cashmere's life seems perfect, but then why does she become a defector during the second rebellion?

Twelve districts surround a shining Capitol. This is Panem, where each year twenty-four children are chosen by lottery to fight to the death. Here are the stories of all the children who entered the Hunger Games and lived to tell the tale. The victors who – by strength, stamina, or luck – made it out alive. This is "Bread and Circuses". Please tune in.

Everlark family fluff. Toastbabies. Peeta and Katniss having their second child. From Tumblr Caring for Injured Partner Prompt #7 "you have the worst kind of luck"

Another year and 24 new lives for the capitol to bend to their will. No one survives the hunger games, but who will be the one to walk out of it? Syot closed

Marvel succeeds in spearing Katniss after using Rue as bait. The world keeps turning.

"What right do you have to determine what their lives are worth? What right do you have to label them, to kill them, to write them off as meaningless criminals, lost causes and basket cases? What right, Coriolanus? Tell me!" Part III of Dealing With Devils.

Clove and Cato are childhood friends and it’s only years later when they go to the 74 Th. Hunger games. Only the thing is that Clove is Pregnant and guess who the father is... you guessed right, Cato

In another world, Katniss Everdeen might have volunteered for young Primrose, but the baker's daughter beat her to it. Jaydah might have stood a chance against the other tributes, too, had her brother's name not been drawn and all reservations for her own life were thrown out the window. [Cato/OC]

After a horrific event, District 7 had created something deemed as 'the list'. It contained several names of children they knew would be reaped for the Games. Each year, two more names are crossed off, leaving the district more hopeless with every death. By the time the 69th Hunger Games rolls around, Halle Croft knows she is next...she's the only one left. - Eventual Finnick/OC

To be another perfect rose among a beautiful bouquet is hard; even more so when a deadly pageant is the crowning factor of if you're fit to behold the name and celebrate fame or be relegated to obscurity.