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Introduction
In this mode, the player fights against other players around the world. Activity, skills, weapons and boosters are equally important.

World Champion
To reach 1-3 of the world ranking you need about...
Olympion at most from 100 to 200 wins.
Assassin at most from 1000 to 1500 kills.

Health
Health that you do not need can be placed in the arena and pick it up just in case of need. You should hide it well. To help you can place the health to walls or corners because it disappears almost there at certain points in the wall and can not be seen well.
Health is permanently until one dies.
You can collect multiple health.

Fame display
After each kill, and even after some hits you can cheer the mob and not only when the fame display gets gold or red. The following you can get in the arena...
After some hits = health or nothing.
Kills without fame display = health or nothing.
Golden fame display = spiculus sword or health.
Red fame display = spiculus sword.
The fame will be included in the next round after death.
You always get a fame display for performing an 9 hits combo even if some hits are blocked.

Spiculus sword
You can always get a mighty sword when you activate a red fame display. A powerful sword has a very good damage, a slow speed impact and can be quickly destroyed. You have to protect yourself!
Therefore, in addition you need a shield.
The shield can always block a spear.
A shield has high defensibility.

Spiculus sword practice
With red fame display and good health you can arm yourself with the shield at the weapon shop and then activate the red indicator and use the powerful sword in the arena.
If you have a red fame display and no health then activate the mighty sword after death in the next round. Before you arm yourself with the shield and go into the arena.
With golden fame display and good health you can activate the golden indicator at the weapon shop. With luck you get the mighty sword but the chance is not high. Do not use the sword. First equip the shield then the sword.
You should hurry because the mighty sword disappears after a short time.

Stake of Vengeance
A kill by Stake of Vengeance brings immediately fame display but only works for an stunned or already weakened gladiator.
If you want to use the kick, pay attention to the timing.
It is also possible with a stitch or shield bash.

Iron Vortex
Iron Vortex are very good to weaken opponents or kill weak enemies. One gets the kill and fame display. They make high damage.
An opponent in Iron Vortex should only be attacked with a powerful special attack or a stitch.
It is possible that you move into the Iron Vortex with normal attacks.
With little stamina you should wait 1-2 seconds.
It is possible to move out from the Iron Vortex, but that is only slowly. However, sometimes it saves you from death.

Flame of Hades
With the Flame of Hades you can disarm an opponent and attack in a short time. The enemy is out of control but gets little damage.
An opponent in Flame of Hades should only be attacked with a powerful special attack or a stitch.
It is possible that you move into the Flame of Hades with normal attacks.
With little stamina you should wait 1-2 seconds.
It is not possible to get control. The time you're defenseless.

Opponents
The enemy shows information. These details are important and you should be careful. This makes it possible to determine the tactics.
The Enemy display is in the lower right corner.
Visible is the level, health and active boosters.

Booster
The boosters are like rock-paper-scissors. What booster you should use depends on your own abilities, those of the opponents and which booster are activated. It also depends on how many booster you have and how to use the skill points.
A booster is only active for a short time.
Some booster have to recharge.
Some you can use immediately.
The duration of the effect varies with the arenas.
Use booster when you have the spiculus sword and a shield.
Use booster when you have already 2 stars in the arena.

Introduction
In this mode, you have several waves defending a statue, hold the score as much as possible and defeat the rival. At the end of all waves you get boosters as a reward and more boosters if one has surpassed his rival with points.

Best Shot
Each arena has 4 stages and after the 4 level all the points are added together. That's your best shot!

World Champion
To reach 1-3 of the world ranking you need about...
Best shot at most from 2.000.000 to 2.280.000 points.
Marathon at most from 2.000.000 to 5.000.000 points.
In each arena after the 4 stages about 500.000 - 570.000 points.

Introduction
In this mode, you have 10 minutes struggling to survive and thereby achieve the highest score as much as possible and surpass the rivals. In the center of the screen still fills damage barometer of stage 1-5. At the end of a round you get boosters as a reward and more boosters if one has surpassed his rival with points. Skills, the right choice of weapon and boosters are equally important.

Best Shot
Each of the four arenas has a single best score that can be achieved. So you have to try to complete all the arenas as good as possible to get maximal points.

World Champion
To reach 1-3 of the world ranking you need about...
Best shot at most from 110.000 to 130.000 points.
Marathon at most from 750.000 to 1.500.000 points.
In each single arena about 27.500 - 32.500 points.

...in progress!

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Lanista
The lanista was an owner-trainer of a troop of gladiators. He traded in slave gladiators, and rented those he owned out to a producer (editor) who was organizing games. The profession was often remunerative, but socially the lanista was on a par with a pimp (leno) as a "vendor of human flesh."

Murmillo
The murmillo (plural murmillones) or myrmillo wore a helmet with a stylised fish on the crest (the mormylos or sea fish), as well as an arm guard (manica), a loincloth and belt, a gaiter on his right leg, thick wrappings covering the tops of his feet, and a very short greave with an indentation for the padding at the top of the feet. They are heavily armoured gladiators: the murmillo carried a gladius (64–81 cm long) and a tall, oblong shield in the legionary style. Murmillones were typically paired with Thracian, but occasionally with the similar hoplomachus.

Samnite
The Samnite was an early type of heavily armed fighter that disappeared in the early imperial period. The Samnites were a powerful league of Italic tribes in Campania with whom the Romans fought three major wars between 326 and 291 BC. A "Samnite" gladiator was armed with a long rectangular shield (scutum), a plumed helmet, a short sword, and probably a greave on his left leg. It was frequently said that Samnites were the lucky ones since they got large shields and good swords and could kill the prince.

Thraex
The Thraex (plural Thraeces, "Thracians") wore the same protective armour as the hoplomachi with a broad rimmed helmet that enclosed the entire head, distinguished by a stylized griffin on the protome or front of the crest (the griffin was the companion of the avenging goddess Nemesis), a small round or square-shaped shield (parmula), and two thigh-length greaves. His weapon was the Thracian curved sword (sica or falx, c. 34 cm or 13 in long). They were introduced as replacements for the Gauls after Gaul made peace with Rome. They commonly fought Myrmillones or Hoplomachi.

Retiarius
The retiarius ("net fighter") developed in the early Augustan period. He carried a trident, a dagger, and a net. The retiarius wore a loincloth held in place by a wide belt and a larger arm guard (manica) extending to the shoulder and left side of the chest. He fought without the protection of a helmet. Occasionally a metal shoulder shield (galerus) was added to protect the neck and lower face. Retiarii usually fought Secutores but sometimes fought Myrmillones.

Secutor
The secutor ("pursuer") developed to fight the retiarius. As a variant of the murmillo, he wore the same armour and weapons, including the tall rectangular shield and the gladius. The helmet of the secutor, however, covered the entire face with the exception of two small eye-holes in order to protect his face from the thin prongs of the trident of his opponent. The helmet was also round and smooth so that the retiarius net could not get a grip on it.

Equites
Eques, plural equites, was the regular Latin word for a horseman or cavalryman. In early depictions, these lightly-armed gladiators wore scale armour, a medium-sized round cavalry shield (parma equestris), and a brimmed helmet without a crest, but with two decorative feathers.

Provocator
In the late Republican and early Imperial era, the armament of a provocator ("challenger") mirrored legionary armature. In the later Imperial period, their armament ceased to reflect its military origins, and changes in armament followed changes in arena fashion only. Provocatores have been shown wearing a loincloth, a belt, a long greave on the left leg, a manica on the lower right arm, and a visored helmet without brim or crest, but with a feather on each side. They were the only gladiators protected by a breastplate (cardiophylax) which is usually rectangular, later often crescent-shaped. They fought with a tall, rectangular shield and the gladius. They were paired only against other provocatores.

Hoplomachus
The Hoplomachus (Greek "armed fighter") wore quilted, trouser-like leg wrappings, loincloth, a belt, a pair of long shin-guards or greaves, an arm guard (manica) on the sword-arm, and a brimmed helmet that could be adorned with a plume of feathers on top and a single feather on each side. He was equipped with a gladius and a very small, round shield. He also carried a spear, which the gladiator would have to cast before closing for hand-to-hand combat. The hoplomachi were paired against the Myrmillones or Thraeces. They may have developed out of the earlier '"Samnite" type after it became impolitic to use the names of now-allied peoples.

Scissor
The scissor (plural scissores) used a special short sword with two blades that looked like a pair of open scissors without a hinge. It is speculated that they attempted to trap their opponents' weapons between the twin blades in order to disarm them.

Sagittarius
The sagittarius was a mounted archer, armed with a reflex bow capable of propelling an arrow a great distance.

Tertiarius
In some games three men were matched against each other. The first two would fight, with the winner then fighting the third man, called the tertiarius ("third man"). Tertiarii would also act as substitutes if an advertised gladiator was unable to fight.

Velites
The velites ("skirmishers") fought on foot, each holding a spear with an attached thong for throwing. Named for the early and similarly armed Republican army units of the same name.

Venator
The venator "("hunter") specialized in wild animal hunts instead of fighting them as the bestiarii did. As well as hunting they also performed tricks with animals such as putting an arm in a lion's mouth, riding a camel while leading lions on a leash, and making an elephant walk a tightrope. Technically they were not gladiators.

Gladiatrix
A female gladiator of any type.