Making your way into the Imperial City to become champion once and for all, kinda like a Pokémon game. In Arena, you play as a gladiator, which means that aside from defeating monsters in dungeons, you'll also have to face different fighters in arenas of the many cities on the map. Sounds crazy? Imagine having that in 1994. Just imagine a map in a modern game with around 400 cities to explore. Sure, they may not be as detailed or even as big, but it was nearly impossible to explore it completely, not even to walk from one corner to the opposite. Believe it or not, the map includes all of Tamriel, which means all 9 provinces, including Skyrim, are present in the game. Creating a massive world is huge even by today's standards. Keeping all the basics of the dungeon crawler games, Arena was, gameplay-wise, pretty average for the time.īut it took things to the next level, or probably even a few levels further. And in a way Arena is no different from that. The usual dungeon exploring, treasure hunting, killing monsters and completing tasks was what these games were all about. Then I glued the bride down and posed her arm like she is showing off her ring.Released in 1994 for the MS-DOS, The Elder Scrolls Arena was like most other RPG titles of the time. I hot glued that in place, made sure his suit was spiffy and then I glued his feet to the spot on the topper. The groom's top hat was from the cake store, I think it was a Thanksgiving decoration for a pilgrim, hahah. It's a Morganite - or pink ruby.) The little wired flower bouquet was glued into her other hand, to make it look like her flowers! :D I used the beads/pearls on a string to give her a look of a pearl necklace and I used swarovski crystals from Michaels to decorate her veil and I glued a single crystal on her hand to make it look like a ring. The veil was poofy, draped all around the side and I tacked it under the edge of the topper. I used the veil from the wine bottle's outfit, it worked really well. My bride didn't use the wine bottle dress, my mom had some vintage crepe paper garland and it looked frilly and it was naturally that tall, so I just cut some of that off and hot glued the paper shut in the back. If you choose not to, you can just hot glue the clothing to him. Just center the tux, decide where to cut, and then sew the back onto him.
It's not going to matter that he or she doesn't have a fully detailed dress.
Take the wine bottle clothes, cut them to size and just worry about covering the torso of your bride and groom. One of my cosbaby - (alien) came shipped with his head detached. Give them a little tug, if they come apart, just use a spot of hot glue, so that you can rest assured that your cake topper won't fall apart during transport.
Make sure that your characters have their body parts intact and well-attached.
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