Server-run battles
Fights are simulated server-side. The replay you watch is the fight that actually happened — the same for both players.
Free browser gladiator manager
Recruit fighters, gear them with rolled loot, and queue them for the arena. Every battle is simulated on the server, then handed back to you as a watchable replay and a combat report.
Sign in, or create an account — it starts with your first gladiator.
Fights are simulated server-side. The replay you watch is the fight that actually happened — the same for both players.
Every weapon and armor drop rolls exactly four modifiers against a fixed power budget.
Practice freely, then queue ranked to climb the gladiator and guild leaderboards.
How it works
You never press an attack button. Your job is everything before the gate opens — the roster, the gear, the queue. Then you watch what your decisions did.
Create a gladiator, pick their look, and grow your roster. Your account starts with your first fighter.
Battles drop weapons and armor. Compare effective stats side by side before you commit to a swap.
Pick practice or ranked and send your fighter in. The server finds an opponent and simulates the fight.
Come back to the replay and combat report — every hit, block, and the moment the fight turned.
Live render — the in-game character engine
Straight from the engine
The two gladiators on the left are rendered live by the game's character engine — the same rig, gear, and animations that play back your battles. Equip a different weapon and your fighter carries it into the arena.
Arena loadout
The Iron Vow
Loot worth arguing about
Every weapon and armor drop rolls exactly four modifiers on the server, all normalized to the same power budget — so a new drop is a different shape, not just a bigger number. Sword and shield, a two-hander, or a blade in each hand: the loadout decides the fighter you send in.
Not a solo sport
Ranked battles feed the gladiator ladder; guild ratings get a board of their own.
Add friends, challenge them to a direct match, and spectate their battles.
Found a guild or join one, and climb the guild board together.
Sign up, name your first gladiator, and queue your first fight in a couple of minutes. Battles resolve on the server, so you can close the tab and come back to the result.