Post by barnestormer on May 19, 2024 20:23:20 GMT -5
I just recently ran a coffin match in Miami Valley Pro Wrestling. I've got a question for whomever it was that originally wrote the rules in the Rules Compendium Vol. 1. It doesn't state what to do when a wrestler rolls his PIN rating or his opponent hits his finisher, so am I supposed to assume that since the match cannot be one unless the wrestler on defense has a PIN rating of 10 whenever a successful finisher or PIN is rolled that I'm supposed to ignore rolling the pin and add 1 to the wrestler's PIN rating, or was I supposed to go ahead and roll the pin and treat the match like it's like an Iron Man match and start a new fall until the wrestler's PIN rating reaches 10? Also, it wasn't mentioned in the rules, but do I also assume that when rolling on the Coffin Chart "You" refers to the wrestler on offense? When I first started rolling on the chart during the match, I had thought that the wrestler who was thrown out of the ring or rolled (lv) was supposed to be the one who rolled on it, but it didn't make sense to me and later during the match, I had the wrestler on offense rolling on the chart instead.