The Arena — Architecture of spectacle and control

Throughout history, arenas have embodied the balance between power and entertainment. From the Roman Empire to feudal courts, public spectacles served to display authority, resolve disputes, and shape collective identity.

This category includes modular arenas, amphitheaters, and coliseum-style structures designed for tabletop gaming in 28–32 mm scale. Whether used for gladiator fights, duels of honor, or ceremonial executions, these pieces recreate the architecture of discipline and performance.

Suitable for historical wargames, fantasy settings, or narrative campaigns, each model captures the weight and symbolism of stone-built authority. Designed for use in both STL (3D printing) and POD (ready-to-play) formats.

The empire may have fallen. The arena remains.