The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Arena Raiment (Heavy)

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

Arena Armour is part of the standard gear assigned to all Arena combatants in the Imperial City. It comes in two basic styles -- Light and Heavy -- and three colour schemes -- Blue, Yellow, and the very different predominantly red Raiment of Valor worn by the Arena Grand Champion.

There are many similarities to Pit Armor, but there is no helmet or shield, and the armor is a one-piece -- it covers the locations for cuirass, greaves, gauntlets, and boots and these parts cannot be worn separately.

Unlike other ensembles in Colourwheel's Sexy Stock Armour and Clothing Replacer, Heavy Arena armour received a disappointing makeover with the loss of the overall red-and-white colour scheme from the original Raiment. Instead, the only red in evidence is the now exposed micro-panty.

1: Male Version (Raiment of Valor)

2: Female Version (Black Raiment from Armamentarium)

3: Modded Female Version (Heavy Arena Armour and Raiment of Valor from Colourwheel's Sexy Stock Armour and Clothing Replacer)

4: Picture Slideshow

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