Fantasy Romance · Free kit
Fourth Wing
Violet Sorrengail was meant for the Scribe Quadrant — until her mother, General Sorrengail, forces her into Basgiath War College's deadly Riders Quadrant. Frail joints, brilliant mind, and a target on her back, Violet must survive conscription, dragons, and classmates who want her dead. Among them: Xaden Riorson, wingleader, rebellion's son, and the last person she should trust. Bonded to Tairn and Andarna, torn between Dain's protecting and Xaden's gravity, Violet learns Navarre's war stories are missing entire monsters.
“A dragon without its rider is a tragedy. A rider without their dragon is dead.”
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Plan your meeting
Fourth Wing Hosting Guide
A free, printable-minded plan for hosting Fourth Wing.
Invite hook
“What if your mother enrolled you in the deadliest school on the continent — for your own good?”
The question you’re arguing about: If you had to pick a quadrant tonight, would you choose knowledge, healing, combat — or whatever keeps you alive?
Shopping list
- □Dark berries / pomegranate / "dragon fire" spicy snacks
- □Black napkins or deep red accents (#4a1c2c nod)
- □Printed CW note (violence + spice) by the snacks
- □Bingo cards + pens
- □Optional: paper "relic" stamps or stickers as favors
- □Tea/coffee for a long plot debrief
Day-of timeline
- 0–10 minIcebreakers + CW reminder
- 10–25 minTrivia (easy → hard)
- 25–60 minDiscussion (save ending bombs for last 15)
- 60–75 minWould You Rather: Xaden secrets vs Dain rules
- 75–90 minBingo, ratings, next book (Iron Flame or cleanser?)
Surprise touch
Make two bowls labeled WARDS and OUTSIDE THE WARDS. Guests drop anonymous takes in each: what they want protected vs what truth they're ready for. Read a few aloud to open deep-dive questions.
Wrap-up
- □Vote: best dragon, best betrayal, best training sequence
- □One-word rating + spice-tolerance check for next pick
- □Series voters vs standalone voters — democracy with snacks