If I were picked for the games, what would I do?

Hello Ginger!

Getting picked for the Games can be an incredible thing, and I do hope you accept it if reaped, like you said. I'm sure you know that we pick tributes through a randomized picking, done by our admins.

Once each tribute has been picked and volunteering has been taken care of (Basically, once a final tribute list is set), then the training center will be opened for about two weeks (If i remember correctly, don't hold me on the two weeks thing though), before the actual Games begin. In the training center, members can roleplay with one another, making enemies or friends, alliances and what not as they see fit. I strongly recommend taking advantage of the training center if picked, because it is a great way to further develop your tribute before the Games.

Once the Games begin, we use a randomized attacking system, what we call the dice (Or other nicknames, depending on how your rolls are going). Although it can be a bit confusing at first, the dice are pretty easy once you get the hang of it, and I or any member of the site can show you how to use them, if you want ^^.

As each Games day comes to pass, each "day" lasting a week in real time, there will be an Anthem, held every Saturday morning to mark the end of the Games day. Posted by the Gamemakers, the weekly anthem is where you will find your "mandate", or fight for that Games day. Fights must be completed within the week.

That is, in simple terms (Or not so simple, if so i'm sorry omg) how the Games work. Basically, one follows the Anthem until their tribute perishes or, if you're lucky, wins!

If you have any more questions feel free to ask me, or anyone really, anything you need to know. We're happy to help!

EDIT: Totally forgot to mention training scores. Classic me.

Each tribute is required to write a "PTS" (Private Training Session) before a set date. In their PTS, tributes can do whatever they want, though it is usally beneficial to try and show off your characters' skills while staying true to that character as a tribute. PTS' are then sent to the Gamemakers, who judge them and give them a training score!