Gladiatus Arena bot settings

Gladiatus Arena priority controls, player lists and highscore options with the module off

Screenshot: released extension version 2.4.6, captured on 25 September 2026. The Arena module is off and the player lists are empty in this example.

Overview

The Arena tab in Arena Settings lets you order target sources, manage priority and ignore lists, and configure highscore-board targeting. The separate Settings tab contains the daily attack limit, maximum level difference, and quest-only option; Provinciarum has its own targeting controls.

Use this guide when you want the Gladiatus bot to handle Arena attacks with clearer target rules instead of manually choosing every opponent.

Features

🎯 Player Prioritization

Prioritize League Progress – Focuses attacks on league advancement.
Prioritize Players – Users can enter specific player names for targeted attacks.
Remove All – Clears the priority attack list.

🚫 Ignore Players

Auto Ignore Players – Enables automatic addition of players to the ignore list.
Manually Add Ignore Players – Users can enter specific names to avoid.
Remove All – Clears the ignore list.

🏆 Highscore Board Attacks

Attack Players Based on Highscore Board – Targets players listed in the highscore rankings.
Select Highscore Page (1-50) – Filters target selection based on rank pages.
Attack Highscore Board Players a Single Time Per Day – Ensures each highscore-listed player is attacked only once daily.

When To Use Arena Automation

Use priority players when you know which opponents are worth attacking for league progress.
Use ignore players when some opponents are too expensive, too risky, or not worth repeated attempts.
Use highscore-board attacks when you want a wider target pool without manually building a list.

Recommended Setup

Start with a short priority list of known targets.
Set the Attack first, Attack second, and Attack last order to match your intended target sources. Check the separate daily-limit and level-difference controls in Settings.
Enable ignore rules before broad highscore attacks.
Use Attack Highscore Board Players a Single Time Per Day to avoid repeating poor targets too often.
Review attack results and adjust priority and ignore lists after each session.
Pair Arena automation with Gladiatus healing rules so attack routines do not continue below your safe HP threshold.

Before turning the module on, confirm that the priority and ignore lists contain the intended names and that the selected highscore page fits your character. After a short run, review the actual battle results and adjust the rules. A configured target list does not guarantee a win or a particular number of attacks.

Common Mistakes

Running highscore-board attacks without an ignore list.
Targeting pages that are too strong for your character.
Forgetting to clear outdated priority players.
Treating Arena and Turma rules as the same routine even when your opponent pools differ.

Best Practices

✅ Use Prioritize Players to target key opponents for efficient progress.
✅ Configure Ignore Players to avoid unnecessary battles.
✅ Limit highscore attacks to one per day to prevent resource depletion.

FAQ

Can the Gladiatus bot attack specific Arena players?

Yes. Add those names to the priority player list so the bot checks them before broader targeting.

Can I avoid certain Arena opponents?

Yes. Use the ignore list manually, or enable automatic ignore behavior when the module supports it for your routine.

Should I use highscore-board attacks every day?

Use them carefully. Start with limited pages and enable the once-per-day option so the bot does not repeat the same broad target set too aggressively.