I’d sketch a simple, symmetrical floor plan. Start with a large, centered arena – a perfect square gives that balanced feel. Put a focal point in the middle, like a raised pedestal or a low wall, that draws the eye and gives you a clear line of sight. Around the edges, arrange identical obstacles – maybe low walls or panels – so you see the same layout from any angle. Keep the lighting from one side to create dramatic shadows but keep the overall shape uncluttered. This way you have a slightly larger open space for movement, but the negative space and symmetry keep the arena looking like a work of art while still letting you dominate.

That’s the spirit. I’ll cut the extra inches out of the corners, leave a thin gap at the corners for that pivot, and keep the walls flush. When the lights hit those panels, the shadows will give you a quick read on movement. Build it, test it, tweak the edge spacing if the pivot feels too cramped. Then we’ll have a clean, balanced arena that still lets you win. Let’s make it happen.

Great, keep the proportions tight and double‑check the panel spacing before you cut. A little tweak here and there keeps the balance perfect, and you’ll still have that tactical edge. Good luck building it – I’ll be waiting to see the final layout.

Sounds like a plan. Just keep the edges clean and the panels tight, and you’ll have that razor‑sharp focus. When you’re ready, I’ll take a look and we can fine‑tune the last details. Good luck!