CHAMPIONS | Built For Battle

COMING SOON

Arena Champions are the future of the arena.

Cosplayers remain the soul of Built for Battle—real creators turned into fighters is what makes this game different, and that will never change. But to build an arena that can truly grow, we needed fighters with no limits.

Arena Champions are original warriors forged for combat, designed to battle alongside—and against—cosplayer fighters. They give the game freedom to expand, introduce new strategies, and keep the arena stocked and ready for war.

These champions appear more commonly in decks and packs, forming the backbone of battle, while cosplayer cards become more rare, more collectible, and more legendary when they enter the arena.

Different origins. One battlefield.
All of them are Built for Battle.

Crimzo

Qorren

Alias: The Techno-Sage

Starting HP: 125

Basic Attack: Pulse Strike — 35 DMG

Special Attack: Neuro Override — 80 DMG
Fighting Style: Adaptive strategist—tech-driven combat and defensive control
Signature Weapon: Plasma-infused staff (can split into dual staves)

Shield: Hexagonal energy shield with reactive tech

Origin Story:

Qorren was once a systems engineer who helped design the Arena’s combat AI—until he decided to step into it himself. Always underestimated for being quiet and cerebral, he turned heads when he outmaneuvered two Champions in a back-to-back showcase using nothing but timing and tech precision. He doesn’t talk much, but when he moves, the arena pays attention.
Strength:

Qorren doesn’t rely on brute force—he studies patterns, adapts mid-fight, and uses technology to counter and predict. His strength lies in efficiency, and his calm presence throws hot-headed fighters off their rhythm.
Weakness:

Low base power and over-reliance on timing make him vulnerable to pressure-heavy brawlers who don’t give him time to analyze.

Vexara

Alias: Lightning Strike
Starting HP: 100

Basic Attack: Flash Cut — 35 DMG

Special Attack: Blink Barrage — 80 DMG

Fighting Style: Speed assassin—misdirection, feints, and precision bursts
Signature Weapon: Dual energy daggers (strike-class)
Shield: Instant-summon retractable energy shield

Origin Story:

Nobody saw her coming—and that’s exactly how she likes it. Vexara
showed up mid-season during a Champion exhibition match, jumped the barricade, and won the fight that wasn't hers to enter. The Arena had no choice but to give her a spot. She doesn't play by the rules—she reprograms them, flips them, and laughs while you try to catch up.
Strength:

She’s all speed and sass, darting in and out with strikes too fast to track. Taunts mid-fight? Absolutely. Makes opponents miss on purpose just to embarrass them? Every match. Vexara doesn’t just win—she makes you wish you never stepped into the Arena.
Weakness:
Low armor and lighter strikes make her vulnerable in close-range power fights.

Crimso

Alias: The Unbroken Vanguard

Starting HP: 150

Basic Attack: Brute Edge — 50 DMG

Special Attack: Rage Breaker — 90 DMG
Fighting Style: Relentless power brawler
Signature Weapon: Heavy greatsword and reinforced buckler

Origin Story:

Crimso didn’t come up through any academy—he fought his way through the blood pits, where rules were optional and survival was the only victory. His legend began the night he took down five ranked fighters back-to-back in an unsanctioned match. No armor upgrades. No mercy. Just pure grit.
Strength:

He doesn’t care about honor or flair—just results. His style is raw, unpredictable, and designed to break through even the strongest defenses. If you’re standing when he’s finished, you weren’t the target.
Weakness:
His lack of defense and reliance on strength make him easy to exploit with well-timed counters.

Cobalt Knight

Alias: The Iron Strategist

Starting HP: 125

Basic Attack: Precision Slash — 40 DMG

Special Attack: Tactical Breakpoint — 80 DMG
Fighting Style: Precision-focused defender and tactician
Signature Weapon: Energy-forged longsword and tactical barrier shield

Origin Story:

A former elite from the Unified Skyguard, Cobalt Knight entered the arena
not for glory—but to prove that discipline and honor could triumph over brute force. Every strike he lands has purpose. Every move, a calculation. He doesn't shout. He doesn't boast. He executes.
Strength:

Cobalt's strength lies in control. He reads his opponents like a battlefield map and dismantles them step by step. He fights clean, precise, and without hesitation—which is exactly why Crimso hates him.
Weakness:
Too methodical—can be caught off guard by unpredictable or unorthodox fighters.

Vanquish

Alias: The Storm Unleashed

Starting HP: 125

Basic Attack: Blade Rush — 45 DMG

Special Attack: Overdrive Strike — 80 DMG
Fighting Style: Aggressive hybrid striker—speed, agility, and tactical bursts
Signature Weapon: Dual plasma daggers and energy lash

Origin Story:

Raised in the outer zones of the Arena Territories, Vanquish was trained by rogue ex-Champions who taught her how to fight every style—then break them. She mastered speed from watching elite soldiers, brutality from surviving street duels, and strategy by playing both sides. When the Arena opened its gates, she didn’t wait for an invite—she kicked down the door.
Strength:

Vanquish blends discipline and chaos into something entirely her own. She strikes like lightning, moves like a shadow, and always leaves a mark. She doesn’t care who you are—Crimso, Cobalt, or anyone in between. If you're in her way, you're done.
Weakness:
Her aggressive style can leave her open to counters if she overcommits.

Solaryx

Alias: Cosmic Enferno

Starting HP: 125

Basic Attack: Solar Flare Slash — 30 DMG

Special Attack: Supernova Drive — 70 DMG
Fighting Style: High-energy duelist—flamboyant, graceful, and power-focused
Signature Weapon: Telescoping energy sword
Shield: Summonable star shield

Origin Story:
Solaryx made her name in the performance circuit—arena-style exhibitions where flash mattered just as much as form. But when the real Arena came calling, she stepped up and proved she wasn’t just a show. With a crowd-pleasing style and knockout power, she became a top-tier competitor without ever losing her shine.
Strength:
She’s a natural performer, always looking to make a moment out of every move. Her attacks are fluid, flashy, and deceptively powerful. Fans adore her, and her opponents quickly learn there’s serious power behind the pageantry.

Weakness:
More focused on big finishes than tight defense—can be caught off-guard by calculated pressure or sustained attacks.

Thorak

Alias: The Mountain

Starting HP: 175

Basic Attack: Hammer Down — 50 DMG

Special Attack: Faultline Crush — 100 DMG
Fighting Style: Juggernaut—slow, unstoppable force with devastating strikes
Signature Weapon: Tower-class Warhammer. A massive warhammer that can shake the ground upon impact.
Shield: Heavy reinforced shield

Origin Story:

Before stepping into the arena, Thorak worked demolition—tearing down buildings with nothing but brute force and heavy tools. After surviving a catastrophic collapse and saving three crew members in the process, he became a local legend. Arena scouts saw potential. He saw a chance to hit harder than ever.
Strength: Thorak is the definition of durability—calm under pressure and built like reinforced concrete. He doesn’t flinch, doesn’t flail, and doesn’t fall until the other guy’s in the dirt.
Weakness: Slow movement and wide swings leave him exposed to faster, more agile fighters.

Grin

Alias: The Gambit

HP: 125

Basic Attack: Cheap Shot — 35 DMG

Special Attack: Wild Swing — 80 DMG
Fighting Style: Unpredictable brawler—mind games, wild swings, chaotic setups

Signature Weapon: Spiked mallet with erratic energy pulses
Shield: Scrap-shield reinforced with graffiti-tagged plates and crude spikes

Origin Story:
No one knows Grin’s real name—or if he ever had one. He appeared during a qualifier event wearing mismatched armor, wielding a homemade mallet, and laughing through the entire fight. He won. Then he won again. Now, he’s part of the Arena’s permanent roster… and no one’s quite sure how they feel about it.
Strength: Grin is impossible to predict. He doesn’t follow patterns, strategies, or reason. He thrives on throwing his opponents off balance, breaking rules (and bones), and turning fights into pure chaos. He might trip, laugh, and win all in the same move.
Weakness: Erratic and reckless—his lack of structure leaves him open to disciplined fighters whodon’t fall for his tricks.

Isolara

Alias: The Warden

Starting HP: 175

Basic Attack: Judgment Swing — 40 DMG

Special Attack: Hammer of Resolve — 80 DMG
Fighting Style: Defensive powerhouse—control, counters, and punishing strikes
Signature Weapon: Double-headed mace
Shield: Emblazoned tower shield with justice motif

Origin Story:
Isolara served as a city enforcer—part peacekeeper, part protector—until corruption in the ranks forced her to walk away. But she didn’t stop fighting for justice. The Arena gave her a new platform to protect those who couldn’t protect themselves. She doesn’t seek the spotlight—she stands in front of it.
Strength:
She’s measured, focused, and hits like a sledgehammer when the moment’s right. Her shield isn’t just for defense—it’s a wall between danger and everyone else. Every move she makes comes with purpose and principle.
Weakness:
Her high-guard style can leave her exposed to low, agile attacks that slip under her shield.

Zarek

Alias: The Stormbringer

Starting HP: 150

Basic Attack: Voltage Cleave — 50 DMG

Special Attack: Blackout Breaker — 80 DMG
Fighting Style: Wild bruiser—high-impact strikes and reckless aggression
Signature Weapon: Electrified battle mace

Origin Story:
Zarek was a lineworker-turned-combatant—trained to deal with high-voltage systems and high-stress situations. After a worksite meltdown that nearly took him out, he channeled his survival instinct into the Arena. He bring is “go big or go home” style into the each fight.
Strength:
Zarek hits like a shockwave—raw, loud, and impossible to ignore. His swings don’t just hurt—they disrupt. He charges forward with no hesitation and forces his opponents to either meet him head-on or get out of the way.
Weakness:
His wild, forward-heavy style leaves him open to counters from more defensive or
technical fighters.

Vira

Alias: The Ghostblade

Starting HP: 100

Basic Attack: Silent Edge — 35 DMG

Special Attack: Fade to Black — 70 DMG
Fighting Style: Stealth specialist—precision strikes and evasive movement
Signature Weapon: Phase sword

Shield: Reactive compact force-field unit

Origin Story:
Vira served as a covert infiltration specialist—trained to disappear into any environment, neutralize threats, and vanish before alarms ever sounded. When she stepped into the Arena, no one even saw her name on the roster—just the results afterward. She's not here for the crowd. She’s here to end the match before you even know it started.
Strength
Vira plays the long game—she waits, she watches, and she strikes when you're most exposed. Her fighting style is clean, efficient, and almost surgical. While others make noise, she makes her presence felt through silence.
Weakness:

Relies on timing and positioning—if caught early or cornered, she struggles to recover.

Magnus

Alias: The Unstoppable Titan

HP: 175

Basic Attack: Breaker Slam — 50 DMG

Special Attack: Titan’s Judgment — 100 DMG

Fighting Style: Relentless enforcer—forward momentum, crushing pressure, space control
Signature Weapon: Colossal energy hammer
Shield: Massive reinforced square shield, designed to absorb and redirect force

Origin Story:
Magnus spent years hauling freight and working heavy mech rigs in high-risk zones where failure wasn’t an option. He was known for one thing—never backing down, never taking a backward step, no matter the load. When he entered the Arena, that reputation came with him. Now, every match is the same: he moves forward, and someone ends up on the ground.
Strength:
Magnus isn’t built to wait—he’s built to close distance and break defenses. His attacks may be slow, but they carry enough force to end fights early. Once he gains ground, he doesn't give it back.
Weakness:
He commits hard to every swing—miss, and he leaves himself open. Agile fighters who can reset distance are his biggest challenge.