Amazon Gladiatrix

The Amazons are a legendary warrior tribe—natural-born combatants, forged in fire and blood. While they hail from various races, all Amazons are bound by a singular trait: inhuman strength, a sacred gift passed exclusively through the female lineage.

Though now the subject of fascination, romantic fables, and songs of valor, the Amazons were once feared, ostracized, and exploited. In darker ages, many were chained and dragged into the great arenas, displayed like prized beasts and made to fight for the amusement of the bloodthirsty crowds. They clashed not only with other warriors, but with beasts and monstrosities, their survival and glory becoming the soul of legends whispered across the continents.

After centuries of captivity and spectacle, the Amazons rose in rebellion, turning their chains into weapons and seizing the arenas they once bled in. They freed all those in bondage, toppling their captors and claiming the sphere of gladiatorial combat as their own. To this day, many Amazons remain closely tied to the arena, where they dominate the sands and stage battles now on their terms. Some have risen so high in fame and fortune that they now rival even the nomarchs in wealth and influence.

Though they have access to some of the finest wargear in the world, most choose to retain their iconic gladiatorial garb—armor that exposes vital parts not in carelessness, but in challenge. It is a statement: of confidence, of supremacy, and of fearlessness. For in showing their most vulnerable, they signal absolute dominance.

Their enemies take one look and see their fate before the first strike is cast.