Ijesek's Stoa

History

Originally Ijesek's Stoa was a religious center and an administrative center. Eventually Yigarda built better administrative building and better temples.

The stoa became used as a market stoa. It was too large for local merchants and the place remained mostly empty for a century.

A nearby Warrior club burned down and its owners arranged to hold Fights in a corner of the stoa. This worked incredibly well and the empty parts filled up.

The Yigarda administration made arrangements with the fight club owner and a tradition was born. For over 150 years Ijesek's Stoa has been the center of the local community.

Size

The field is good sized despite being roofed.It has 4 fields for Warrior fights. It is licensed to hold all fights from Warrior to Front Warrior fights.

Authorizations

On open field days Authorizations are available. They cost 15 Silver. Arena officials oversee the fights and issue cards and medallions.

Vending

Many of the nearby booths cater to Warrior interests.

Numerous food related booths are under the roof.

Zones

There are bleachers around the field seating about 300. There are no zones..

Schedule

• Saturday:7am to 4pm-Open Field. 5pm to 12am, special Events held and is combined with music and dancing, local BBQ and a area social gathering.
• Sunday: 7am to 4pm-Open Field. 4pm and after, closed
• Monday:7am to 4pm-Open Field. 4pm and after, closed
• Tuesday: Closed or Private Use by arrangement
• Wednesday: 7am to 4pm-Open Field. 4pm and after, closed
• Thursday:7am to 4pm-Open Field. 4pm and after, closed
• Friday:7am to 4pm-Open Field. 4pm and after, closed