* I'm doing this for fun. I'm not about fancy websites or high tech stuff, just a "back to the basics" fed, really.
* Results will be written by me and several other WCF wrestlers. Writing matches is encouraged; contact me on the board if you'd like to participate!
* That said, I'm aiming for results to feature either short or summary style matches. We don't want every show to be novel-length to read.
* We have one show a week, Slam, which is on Sunday.
* Pay Per Views will be held monthly, as it is in most feds. They are the last Monday of every month.
* Fake wrestlers only! I will make the final decision on originality.
* Two characters per person, or one singles character and two tag team characters. Make sure to fill out a Tag Application for a team.
* If you get fired for any wrongdoing of your own, your characters will be taken out in a way that makes sense for storylines. This means losing titles, putting someone else over, getting injured, etc.
Messageboard Rules
* Register to post with the name of your character, or otherwise make sure your RPs are marked as to what character the RP is for.
* Post roleplays in the Roleplay board, and Out Of Character comments in the OOC board. Common sense.
* No flaming on any of the boards. If you have an OOC grudge against someone for some reason, contact me, and I'll try to solve it.
Roleplaying Rules
* For regular matches, there is a 1 RP limit for Slam, and 2 RP limit for PPVs. If you do more than the limits, I will judge based on the best of your RPs you posted. Remember, though, some Title matches (World, Hardcore) may have special RP limits (see Title Details).
* For team matches, the RP limit is 1 for each character involved (2 if it is a PPV).
* The interviewer to use in your roleplays is Hank Brown. Do NOT seriously injure him, unless you talk about it with me.
* You must roleplay at least once for every match you're given, per character. If you have 2 characters, RPs using one character do not count for the other and vice versa, unless it's a tag. Again, make sure you specify who you are RPing as in your subject, if your username is different than your character name.
* If you don't roleplay for your debut match, you're going to be removed from the roster. I'll let you rejoin ONCE after that, but if you fail to roleplay again, then you're out for good. For existing members, you can miss 2 matches without giving me an excuse before you're fired. All of these kinds of things are my final judgement.
* Roleplays will be judged on content, writing style, innovation.. to put it plainly, "entertainment value." A super long RP won't win you a match here, I'll basically judge on what was more enjoyable to read.
* Remember! Good and bad roleplays are subjective. Strive to please yourself in your writing and have fun. Don't be insulted if you don't win.
* Deadline is 6 PM eastern time on the day of the show, unless otherwise noted.
* This is very important: On the day of the show, if you're involved in a match where multiple RPs count, RPs MUST be spaced three hours apart to count. This is to avoid someone waiting until the day of the show and posting a bunch of RPs at once.
* Writing segments for the show will not help you win matches and will not be used to determine winners.
* Seems obvious, but don't use anyone else's characters in anything you write without their permission. Fakes of their characters are fine, but it has to be explicitly obvious that they're not the real thing.
Storyline Rules
* If you have a storyline you'd like to do, contact me and the person(s) you'd like to do it with. If I, and the other people involved, agree to it, we can plan it out more. Interferences, promos in the results, etc.
* For the most part, wins will NOT be decided by storyline, although it may happen occasionally. Don't get worked up over this. You will be told beforehand and talked to about it.
Title Details
* The World Title is, of course, the highest Title in WCF. All World Title matches on Slam will be judged based on a 2 RP limit, while PPV World Title matches will be a 3 RP limit.
* The US Title is the secondary Title in WCF, and is meant to be a stepping stone towards the World Title. This is for up and coming main eventers.
* The Hardcore Title is a Title for people who don't want to be bound by the RP limits; Hardcore Title matches will have NO RP limit. The three hour rule does apply, however.
* The Tag Titles are, of course, for teams of two.
* The Television Title is a Title for rookies and WCF newcomers. It must be defended on every single show, and will be judged by one RP by each participant only. It can also change hands on a disqualification.
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