Filsinger Games Online Specialty Match Library

[LWPD]

Credit Switchfoot

Hell in the Cell

This match was introduced in the WWF (now WWE) in October 1997. It features a cage that surrounds not only the ring, but a majority of the outside of the ring as well. Unlike a normal steel cage, this cage has a top, and the object of this match is to win or make the opponent submit.

- Pinfalls and Submissions are the primary ways to win the match, though special conditions (as seen on the charts below) can also end the match..

- Use Cage Ratings

- Whenever the 'Out of the Ring' chart needs to be used, roll on the 'Out of the Ring' chart below

- Any wrestler on Level 2 or 3 Offense may leave the ring at will. Roll on the Out of the Ring Chart.

- Wrestlers can have one ally attempt Outside Interference once per match.

Out of the Ring Chart:

2 – 4. A, 2 – 3 B, 2 C: The wrestler on defense is sent into the cage like a battering ram. The wrestler on offense follows up with one of his favorite moves. Add one to cage rating, roll on Level 3 Offense.

5 A, 4 – 5 B, 3 C: The wrestler on defense is whipped into the cage, but reverses the attack, sending the wrestler on offense into the cell. Roll on Level 2 Offense

6 - 8 A, 6 B, 4-7 C: The wrestler on offense attempts a plancha (if the wrestler is not capable of a plancha, then assume he tries a dive off the apron), but misses and slams into the cage. The defending wrestler rolls on Level 2 Offense

9 A, 7-8 B, 8 C: The wrestler on offense lifts the steel steps and charges at the opponent. Roll one die

Even Roll: The wrestler on offense smashes the defending wrestler with the steps, bloodying him and sending him back into the cage. Add 1 to cage rating, roll on Level 2 Offense.

Odd Roll: The wrestler on offense throws the steps at the defending wrestler, but he ducks just in the nick of time, and the steps hit the cage wall, breaking it open! Roll on Out of the Cell chart.

10 A, 9-10 B, 9C: The wrestler on offense grabs a steel chair from under the ring. Roll one die:

Even Roll: The wrestler on offense blasts the defending wrestler with the chair. Roll on Level 2 offense.

Odd Roll: The defending wrestler kicks the opponent in the gut and blasts him with the chair! Roll on Level 2 offense

11-12 A, 11-12 B. 10-12 C: The wrestler on defense climbs back on the apron. Just then, the opponent hits him with a spear, sending them both to the outside and through the cage wall! Add one to both cage ratings and roll one die

Even Roll: The wrestler who connected with the spear attempts a cover. Roll Pin.

Odd Roll: The wrestler who received the spear somehow recovers first! Roll on Out of the Cell Chart.

Out of the Cell Chart:

2 : The wrestler on defense climbs to the top of the cell to get away from his opponent. The two battle on top of the cell, and the defender tries to climb back down. The wrestler on offense stomps on his fingers, causing him to lose his grip and send him plunging down through the announce table! The wrestler on offense takes the opponent back into the cell. Add two to cage rating and roll on Level 3 Offense.

3: While on top of the cell, the wrestler on defense makes a comeback and hits one of his favorite moves, sending the opponent through the cell and to the mat! Add one to cage rating and roll on Level 3 Offense.

4: The wrestler on offense attempts a pile driver, but the wrestler on defense back body drops him, sending him through the roof of the cell and through the ring below! Add two to cage rating and roll Pin.

5 – 6: The two wrestlers are brawling on the outside. The wrestler on offense grabs a monitor from the announce table. Roll one die.

Even Roll: You blast your opponent in the face with the monitor, sending him back into the cell. Roll again on this chart.

Odd Roll: The opponent evades, and blasts you with a steel chair! He then takes you back into the cell. Opponent rolls on Level 2 Offense

7 – 8: The wrestlers brawl over to one of the announce tables (if none are left standing, re roll on this chart), roll one die:

Even Roll: The wrestler on offense executes one of his signature moves through the announce table! Add one to cage rating, and roll on Level 2 Offense.

Odd Roll: The wrestler on offense is tripped by the defending wrestler, and the defending wrestler executes a sling shot, sending his opponent into the cage, and through the wall, back into the ring! Roll on Level 2 Offense.

9: The wrestlers have brawled to the top of the cell, and are going back and forth. The wrestler on defense begins to fight back, and throws his opponent from the cell to the announce table below! Roll one die

Even Roll: The doctors come to the ring and conclude that the wrestler can not continue the match! The wrestler is stretchered to the back and injured for four fight cards.

Odd Roll: The doctors come to the ring and conclude that the wrestler can not continue, but as he's being stretchered out, he gets off the stretcher with a sick smile on his face and begins rushing back to the ring! Add one to cage rating and roll on Level 3 Offense.

10 – 11: The wrestler on offense has the opponent near defenseless on the top of the cell. He picks up a chair and attempts to swing it, only to be met with a low blow from the opponent. They eventually find their way back to the ring. Defending wrestler rolls on Level 2 Offense.

12: The wrestler on offense has the opponent laid out from a signature move through the top of the cell. Just then, one of the defending wrestler's allies rips the door off the cage, and hits the opponent with a pile driver. Add one to cage rating and roll Pin.
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Hell in the Cell
Credit Dan Schwent

This match originated in the late 20th century as an upgraded version
of the cage match. A large cage is lowered around the ring area,
enclosing it, complete with top. Here are the rules.

1. Cage rating is used

2. The winning wrestler either pins the opponent, or pummels
him until his Cage rating reaches twelve, when he is then stretchered
out of the cage.

3. The losing wrestler is injured for 1-6 cards.
New charts are used. They are the HITC Hurt Referee Chart, On Top
of the Cage Chart, and HITC Out of the Ring Chart:

Hell in the Cell Hurt Referee Chart:

2-4 - The referee is unconscious. The match continues for 7
offensive moves until the wrestlers make their way out of the
cage when the referee is being removed. The wrestle on defense
climbs to the top of the cage, with the wrestle on offense hot
on his heels! Roll on the On Top of the Cage Chart! At this
point, the referee regains his senses.

5 - The referee is unconscious. The match continues for three
offensive moves, until the downed referee is replaced. Continue
the match normally.

6 - The referee is unconscious. The match continues for three
offensive moves, until the downed referee is replaced by Scourge.
Continue the match normally.

7 - The referee is unconscious. The match continues for ten
offensive moves, until an enemy of the wrestler on offense enters
the cage after cutting a hole in the side with wire clippers.
The enemy attacks the wrestler on offense from behind with a chair,
and then uses his finisher on him. The referee regains
consciousness. Wrestler on offense rolls his Pin, plus his
enemy’s finisher rating.

8-10 - As the referee is being stretchered away from the ring
area, the battling wrestlers spill out of the cell into the
entranceway. Roll 1 die.

Odd roll, the wrestles are surrounded by security and forced back
into the ring. Even Roll, the wrestlers end up on top of the cage.
Roll on On Top of the Cage chart. At this point, the referee
regains consciousness.

11-12 - The referee recovers almost immediately. Continue the
match normally, with the wrestler on offense rolling on level
3 offense.

Hell in the Cell On Top of the Cage Chart:

2-3 - The wrestler on defense reaches the top of the cell first.
He bombards his opponent with punches before executing one of his
favorite moves, sending his opponent off of the cell, and through
an announce table, increasing his Cage rating by 1. The wrestler
on offense climbs down and security forces both wrestlers back
into the ring. Roll on level 3 offense.

4-5 - The wrestler on defense makes a comeback and powerbombs
his opponent onto a weak section of the cell roof. The section
gives way, and the wrestler plummets back into the ring, adding
one to his pin rating. Roll on level 3 offense.

6- After several minutes of furious brawling, both men scale the
side of the cage and reenter the ring. Roll on level 3 offense.

7- Both wrestlers are slugging it out on the corner of the cell.
One grabs the other, and the two are battling to execute a suplex.
Roll one die.

Odd: The wrestler on defense executes the suplex, sending his
opponent through an announce table. Even: The wrestler on offense
executes the suplex, sending his opponent through an announce
table. Both wrestlers are forced back into the ring by security.
Roll on level 3 offense.

8- After several minutes of dangerous and exciting maneuvers,
the wrestler on defense makes a comeback, and both wrestlers
climb back down the cage and reenter the ring. Roll on Level
3 offense.

9-10 - The wrestler on offense gives his opponent a suplex.
Upon landing, a section of the cell collapses, sending the
wrestler on defense falling back down into the ring, adding
one to his cage rating. The wrestler on offense climbs down
into the ring, and rolls on level 3 offense.

11-12 - The wrestler on offense clotheslines his opponent,
sending him tumbling off of the cell and through an announce
table, adding 1 to his Cage rating. The wrestler on offense
climbs down, and security forces both men back into the cell.
The wrestler on offense rolls on Level 3 offense.

Hell in the Cell out of the Ring chart:

2-4 A, 2-3 B, 2 C: You drag your opponent out of the ring,
Irish whip him into the cage, and then slam him head first
into the post before throwing him back into the ring. Roll
on Level 3 offense.

5A, 4B, 3C: The opponent comes out of the ring to finish you
off and a bloodbath ensues. The wrestler with the better Ring
rating wins the brawl. If the ring ratings are the same, roll
one die.

Odd roll: You slam your opponent with a chair and roll him
into the ring. Roll on Level 3 offense.

Even Roll: Your opponent suplexes you onto the steps before
rolling you back into the ring. Opponent rolls on level 3 offense.

6A, 5B, 4C: The opponent comes out of the ring, but you grab
him and drop him neck first across the steel guard rail. You
throw him back into the ring and go in for the kill. Roll on
level 3 offense.

7A, 6B, 5C: The opponent comes out of the ring, and lifts
the steel steps to slam you with. You try to block the move.
Roll one die.

Even roll: You slam the steel steps across you opponent’s
head and back. You throw him back into the ring and take
over on level 3 offense.

Odd roll: Your opponent slams the steels steps into your
chest and face. He throws you back into the ring and takes
over on level 3 offense.

8-9A, 7-8B, 6-7C: Your opponent comes out after you and
proceeds to slam you against the cage, ring posts, floor,
steps, and guard rails before throwing you back into the ring.
Opponent rolls on level 3 offense.

10A, 9B, 8C: Your opponent comes out of the ring
and piledrives you onto the steel steps, increasing your PIN
rating by 1. You manage to ooze your way back into the ring
where he resumes the torture. Opponent rolls on level 3 offense.

11-12A, 10-12B, 9-12C: Your opponent looks as if he is going
to Irish whip you into the post, but he unexpectedly spins around,
slamming you into thecage instead, smashing the referee in between
you and the cage. Roll on the Hell in the Cell Referee Chart.

[LWPD]

Credit Baby Cindi

Highs and Lows

These rules were designed to add more variance to game-play. It
rewards you for rolling the best result possible during a match
and sometimes adds insult to injury when you roll the worst.

Initiative

Traditionally, we have both wrestlers roll a single die (d6)
before the match begins to determine who goes first. If there's a
draw, re-roll until someone wins.

If the character wins initiative by rolling a 6, he comes out
strong from the get-go! He rolls on Level 2 Offense instead of
Level 1 Offense.

Disqualification

If the character rolls double 6's when checking for DQ, he may
ignore the next DQ roll he is called upon to make. This does not
carry over from one match to the next.

Tag

When a character rolls double 6's while trying to tag out on
defense, the character he brings in rolls on Level 2 Offense
rather than Level 1 Offense.

On the other hand, if you roll double 1's, the opponent manages
to cut off the ring effectively. This means that your next attempt
to tag out on defense will be at +1 to the die roll. This does
not carry over from one match to the next.

Pin

If the character rolls double 6's while trying to kick out of a
pin, he "kicks out with authority" and takes to the attack at
Level 1 Offense.

[LWPD]

Hog Pen Match
Credit CrazyPat

In this match their is a hog pen outside the ring.
The match ends when one man gets dumped into pig slop.

Rules

1. No dq, pin fall or submission

2. Only after a wrestler has reached a pin rating of
6 or higher do you make use of the Hog Pen Chart

3. For all Out of the Ring & Death Chart scenarios
after Pin of 6 substitute Hog Pen Chart. Use 1D6

4. For all successful pin rolls substitute after Pin
rating of 6 substitute Hog Pen Chart.

Hog Pen Chart

1-2 Tied in ropes as opponent rubs slop in your face.
Add 1 to pin rating and roll for dropped into hog pen
based on Pin Rating roll. If unsuccessful, opponent
takes control on Level 2 offense

3 You are almost back dropped into the Hog Pen but
barely grab a hold of the railing before your feet
touch. Add 1 to pin rating. Opponent maintains
control on Level 3 Offense

4 You drop an elbow from the top of the hog pen
railing. Adding 1 to opponent pin rating. Re-roll
of Hog Pen Chart

5 The opponent reverse and rams you head first into
the hog pen rail. Add 1 to your pin rating. Re-roll
on Hog Pen Chart with opponent on offense

6 You back drop a charging opponent into the hog
pen and a pile of pig shit! You win!

[LWPD]

Credit Poke30

Home Run Derby

This match has all kinds of “bats” in the ring (barbed wire bat,
kendo stick, kendo stick lined with carpet tacks, water cooler
bottles on a rod, bats wrapped in light tubes, etc). Definitely not
for the weak hearted.

* NO DQ

* USE CAGE RATINGS

* NO ONE IS ALLOWED AT RINGSIDE

* ROLL ON THIS CHART FOR INTO THE ROPES, INTO THE TURNBUCKLE
AND DEATHJUMP.

* YOU REFERS TO THE PERSON ON OFFENSE.

2 Your opponent is down and as you come in behind him, he grabs a
barbed wire bat and blindly swings upwards, smashing you in the
head! Your forehead is spilt open from the blunt force trauma and
barbed wire. Add 2 to your pin rating and roll Your pin. If no pin,
your opponent continues his assault on L-3-O.

3 Your opponent swings wildly and lands a solid shot to your jaw. You drop to the mat seeing stars. Your opponent then grabs and kendo stick and gives you a stiff shot to your groin! Add 1 to your pin rating. Opponent rolls on L-3-O.

4 You opponent DDT’s you out of nowhere onto a bat wrapped in light tubes. Blood begins streaming over your face! Add 1 to your pin
rating. Opponent rolls on L-3-O.

5 You attempt to hit your opponent over the head with a bat covered
in tacks, but he kicks you in the gut, picks up the bat and imbeds
20 or so tacks into your scalp. Opponent rolls again on this chart
or L-3-O.

6 You attempt to whip your opponent into the corner with a bat
wrapped in light tubes! Move is successful if your turnbuckle
rating is equal to or greater than your opponent. If not, opponent
whips you into the corner. The wrestler who gets thrown into the
light tube bat adds 1 to his pin rating and his opponent rolls on
L-3-O or again on this chart.

7 You grab a water cooler bottle on a stick and thump your opponent
on the head with it! A hallow WHOMP fills the arena. Roll again on
this chart or on L-2-O.

8 You attempt to whip your opponent into the ropes. This works if
your rope rating is equal too or better than your opponent’s. If
you are the aggressor, you whip your opponent into the ropes and
smash a light tube across his chest. Roll again on this chart or
L-3-O. If opponent’s rating is better, he comes off the ropes and
spears you. Opponent rolls on L-3-O.

9 You grab the plastic bat covered in thumb tacks and hammer your
opponent’s back. His back is now covered in tacks! Roll on L-3-O.

NOTE: Now anytime your opponent is slammed to the mat Isuplex,
bodyslam, ect) it is automatically a L-3 move

10 You begin whipping your opponent with a kendo stick covered in
carpet tacks! Hundreds of pinholes are open up across your back!
Opponent rolls again on this chart or L-3-O.

11 You execute a Side Russian Leg Sweep with a light tube bat on
your opponent. The shards of glass slice open his chin and
neck. Add 1 to your opponent’s pin. Roll on L-3-O.

12 You hammer your opponent with your best home run swing with a
barbed wire bat to the ribs. You then DDT him onto a pile of light
tube shards. Add 2 to your opponent’s pin rating and roll pin. If
no pin, continue your assault on L-3-O.
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Credit Various Authors

House Rules For Champions

1. Champion pin attempts require two rolls

2. Reduction of Champions Pin rating

3. Challenger cannot offically use his 'finisher' only he
pushes the Champion's pin fatigue to 5 or higher. Substitute
zero add 1 moves (use you imagination)

Credit Calsnowskier

For a PPV defense, it is a streight up match, no advantages or disadvantages given.

For or a weekly show, I go off the following shart...

---Major Title---

If challanger is a former champ, the current champ get -1 to pin rating, and +1 to DQ rating

If challanger is a top 10 contender, champ gets -3 pin.

If challanger is a TOP contender (2 or 3, whatever), the champ gets -2 pin and +1 DQ

---Mid Title---

Former champ, +1 DQ

Top 10, -1 Pin, +1 DQ

TOP contender, -1 Pin

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Credit Various Authors

House Rules for Manager Distractions

1. Official Filsinger Games Rule Revision: DISTRACTION
RATINGS (2117 booklet): Distractor Ratings for ANYONE
appearing at ringside are “5”. If a wrestler appears at
ringside, then his Distractor Rating is “5”. A wrestler,
manager, or valet may attempt to distract the referee ONCE
during the match. Only ONE person may try ONE distraction
during a match.


2. Roll after a pin attempt and play retroactively

3. Roll before a pin attempt and negate even making the
attempt if necessary

4. Use the Manager Interference chart first if the manager's
wrestler needs to roll on his PIN rating if the PIN rating
is 6 or higher. Once using the Manager Interference, THEN
roll for a distraction in the event the wrestler needs to
roll his PIN rating again.

5. Establish set rules of at what pin fatigue level, how
many times a distraction can be attempted and how many moves
must occur before another distraction attempt is made

6. Add consequence of effective distraction: Once a tag
partner or manager uses the saves up, assume that either the
manager is ejected by the ref or the tag partner of the
wrestler on offense attacks the defensive partner to prevent
more saves.

7. Credit Azaroth:

The manager starts off at being able to distarct at 10 or
below on two dice. The opposing wrestler can smack the
manager around by ignoring the guy he's fighting. If the
manager is a wrestler i use their card. If not the manager
is not a wrestler then the guy fighting him makes a choice
at which level to fight him with.

If attacking at level one offense the managers wrestler
"heals" one level (like form level 3 to level 2) If the
attacking wrestler attacks at level two the managers
wrestler heal two levels. Same type thing for attacking at
the third level.

If the healing pushes a wrestler beyond dazed they take over
on offense. For each level the manager is attacked by they
get a like number of fatigue tokens that are subtracted from
the manager roll. So a level 3 attack would bring the
distactor rating to 7 or less.

Finisher attacks add their rating to three for number of
fatigue tokens. I am trying to make each manager roll
different by haven't come up with a good rule. I am thinking
that a manager can boost his original 10 or less roll by
however much their distractor rating is above 5 (that being
what the average dude has).

8. Default Distractor Ratings: Credit Brian Barrow

Unless a wrestler/manager's Distractor Rating is listed on
their card (or in the Description Book), then they have a
"default" Distractor Rating equal to their DQ rating.

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House Rules for the Start of a Match

Credit Multiple Authors

Instant Kill Rule

Credit Unknown

When you start the match, if one [wrestler] rolls 12 and the
other rolls a 2, then the wrestler that rolled a 12 can go
for instant kill on Level 3 Offense. When rolling the
opponent’s PIN, if your PIN rating is at 2 and you roll a
12, your guy starts shaking like Hogan and you become
invincible and can come back on Level 3 Offense.
At the start of the match rules: : Both wrestlers roll d6
and add their best stat


Attack Before the Bell

Credit Brian Barrow

At the beginning of the match, the wrestlers roll two dice
to see who goes first (i.e. "the hook-up"). If a wrestler
rolls a 5 or less (feud match), or a 3 or less (non-feud
match), he can attack the opponent before the opening bell.

Keep in mind that if both wrestlers roll a tie on the
hook-up, this rule no longer applies for that match. Before
the opening bell sounds, you charge the ring, and level the
opponent with combo punches! The opponent is unprepared for
this attack, and the crowd either cheers or boo's loudly
(depending on if he is Hero or Villain). ROLL ON LEVEL-2
OFFENSE.

Adjusting Chart Rolls

Credit Azarthoth

Difference of one letter: Go up one or stay - the better
wrestler chooses

Difference of two letters: Go up one or go down one or
stay – the better wrestler chooses


Choice Chart

Credit Azarthoth

* Wrestler chooses a stat and adds or subtracts the
difference from the other wrestler’s same stat and adds or
subtracts that number to seven.

* If the wrestler rolls that number or less the move
succeeds.

* If the wrestler rolls six than the number the move goes up
one damage level. 2 to 3 – 3 to add one

Match Placement

Credit Graymar

I used to use my DRAW system to determine placing so that a
match with a total draw of 500 would be before a match with
a total DRAW of 1000.

After I shifted my ranking system to a modified STROKE...I
use the total STROKE for the match from lowest to highest
being the main event to determine card placement.

[LWPD]

Credit David Basnett

Hospital Brawl Match

"A Hospital Brawl match " created by my bootleg wrestler Mr ill
and his female valet Mad Matron . Mr ill was getting sick of people
saying he was not really ill , only faking injuries . This match
there is no ring just two , three or four wrestlers brawl through
an hospital . There is no ring . Just keep going until 1 of the
wrestlers pins reaches 12 . They are the loser and end up staying
in hopsital . How long ? roll a 6 sided dice . I hope you like
this hardcore classic .

When ever you roll on any (c) charts roll 3 x 6 sided dices,
on to this chart

(3) Laundry cupboard - You hide from your opponent in the cupboard
and take a rest -1 token from pin ratings . Roll on level 2 offence

(4) Choke opponent with stethoscope-3

(5) Bedpan full of urine in face-1

(6) Ram bed into leg-2

(7) Coke opponent with crutch-2

(8) Trap opponent's arm in lift-2

(9) Bedside drink - Throw fruit juice into opponent's face-2

(10)Smoke room - Brawling into the room . Roll 1 dice Odd You
grab another patient's cigarette and stump it on opponent-2 .
Even Opponent grabs patient's cigarette and stumps you-2

(11) Stab opponent with needle in the arm-1

(12) Strangle opponent with bandages-2

(13) Mortuary - Throw opponent into freezer door-2

(14) Meal time - Choke opponent with hospital food-2

(15) Clipboard to face-1

(16) Crash recovery - You use electric shock treatment using
heart recovery machine . Roll 1 6 sided dice

<1-2> Opponent suffers +1 to Pin ratings

<3-4> Opponent suffers +2 to Pin ratings

<5-6> Oppoent suffers +3 to Pin ratings

(17)Operating Theatre Roll 1 x 6 sided dice

<1> Wrestle with best pw (if pw is equal . The wrestler on offence
continues) Bodyslams opponent onto operating theatre table-3

<2> You headlock submission on opponent-2

<3> Choke opponent on table-2

<4> Wrestler with best ag (If equal wrestler on offence continues on) .
Does a running knee drop from table onto opponent-3

<5> Opponent eye pokes you with unidentified object-2

<6> Scaple blade Roll 1 x 6 sided dice
Odd You slash opponent in leg-3
Even Your Opponent slash you in the leg-3

(18) Mad Matron (Mr ill female valet)(If not using wrestler Mr ill .
Use any other wrestler's manager / valet \ alley etc) appears .
Roll 1 x 6 sided dice

<1> Matron kidney punches Mr ill opponent-2

<2> Mad Matron kicks your opponent in the back of the legs-3

<3> What me referee ? Mad Matron does nothing just watches the action . Carry on as normal

<4> Your opponent nails Mad matron with a clothesline from hell .
Opponent rolls on level 3 offence

<5> You get your opponent in a one legged boston crab submission .
From top of a table Mad Matron leg drops you . Opponent rolls on
Level 3 defence

<6> Mad Matron & wrestler attempt a double running splash . You move out the way just in time . Your opponent rolls on Level 3 offence .

When ever you roll on (ch A , ch B etc) roll 3 x 6 sided dices,
on to this chart

(3) You chase your opponent to the outside enterance .
Roll 1 x 6 sided dice

<1> You catch up to your opponent with a charging knee in
the back-3

<2> You catch up to your opponent with a thump in
the back-2

<3> You trip up on kerb and opponent rolls 1 6 sided dice again

<4> You run into a parked ambulance-2 <5> Your opponent who you
are leading opponent stops and turns around and kicks you in
the leg-2 <6> Disaster an approaching ambulance , Oh No !
Roll 1 dice odd You dont see it and get knocked down +3 tokens
to your pin . You roll on level 3 defence . Even You see it
but opponent doesn't and gets knocked down +3 to pin tokens .
Opponent roll on level 3 defence ,

(4)You see the hospital cleaner and low blow your opponent
with her mop-3

(5)Wrestler with best agility (If equal the wrestler on offence
carries on) . You do a running jump across 3 beds then do a
flying clothesline on to your opponent-3

(6)Porter is cleaning away some hospital rubbish .You throw
your opponent into the dumpster-2

(7) Portable phone on ward - You choke opponent you telephone cord-2

(8) TV Room - A patient is watching G*W*F on telly . You push
opponent into telly-2

(9)You try to nail your opponent with a chair in A+E department.
But for security reasons the chair is screwed down . You opponent
nails you with a left hook -2

(10) Suffocate your opponent with bed pillow-2

(11) Onto the car park - Throw your opponent into a parked car-2

(12) Face rake on hot radiator-2

(13) Throw bedside flowers at opponent-1

(14)Fire extinguisher across the opponent's back-3

(15) Top of 2nd floor stairs . Tug of war to see who can throw
who down the stairs .Odd - You win and throw your opponent down
the stairs-3 Even No Your opponent wins and down the stairs you go-3

(16) Ram trolley into opponent's knee-2

(17) In the toilets - You ram opponent's head down the toilet
bowl-2

[LWPD]

Hurt Referee Chart

Credit Captain X

I use this chart to spice up some of my grudge and title matches.
Use this option ONCE per match after a wrestler has rolled either
his PIN or his finisher. It's up to you promoter!

Hurt Referee Chart

2 The referee takes a vicious fall to the arena floor, busting
him open and knocking him out. Paramedics rush the ring from the
back and the State Athletic Commission orders the match a
No Contest!

3-4 The ref takes a nasty bumped as he's accidently sandwiched
into the corner. Match continues with no pin attempts or
submissions checks for 5 fight moves.

5-6 The ref takes the brunt of the damage from the offensive
wrestlers execution of a certain move. Roll one die to determine
how many moves he is unable to respond to.

7-8 The ref is down but not out. Roll both wrestlers DQ ratings
to see if he calls for the bell. If not the match continues
normally.

9-10 The ref takes a bad bump and is knocked out cold. Roll two
dice to determine the number of moves he is out for. When he wakes
up, the match continues as is. No DQ roll.

11-12 The referee gets in the middle of the action and is knocked
unconscious from behind. He is out for a total of 15 fight moves.
When he recovers he is furious. Roll both wrestlers DQ ratings
to see if someone is disqualified
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Credit LuigiSpice

Hype The Crowd Chart

Here is a chart we created back in the day. It allowed for another element of strategy, and also helped to move character development forward based on how the crowd reacts to different wrestlers. Each wrestler was allowed one roll on this chart per match. If a match took place in a location with no crowd, there is no Hype the Crowd opportunities. You must roll on this chart BEFORE your opponent rolls on his offensive move.

I may redo this chart and have characters with lower DQ rates have a better chance of something good happening. Just a thought. Let me know what you think.

Hype the Crowd

Roll : Outcome

2: Crowd viciously boos you. You turn to yell at them and your opponent uses his finisher on you. Roll your pin + opponents finisher rating

3-4: Crowd boos you. Opponent gets charged and moves in for the kill. Opponent rolls on Level 3 defense

5: Crowd boos you. You turn and look at them in shock. Opponent comes from behind and puts you in a small package. Roll your pin.

6-8: There is no response from the crowd. Continue match.

9-10: Crowd cheers giving you the strength to turn the tide. You roll on Level 1 offense.

11: Crowd cheer loudly angering your opponent. While he's distracted you take advantage. You roll on Level 2 offense.

12: A deafening cheer comes from the crowd as they chant your name in unison. Revitalized, your opponents attacks have no affect you. You block his last attempt and apply your finisher. Opponent rolls PIN + your finisher rating.

[LWPD]

I Quit Steel Cage

Credit Soccerguru54956

As Gordon said .. Five Letters ,One Word ..I Quit!!

+Based on the classic Blanchard-Magnum T.A cage match...

"I QUIT" STEEL CAGE MATCH
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Rules :
A.Normal Steel Cage rules ,adjust cage rating to the
following :1= -5 / 2= -4 / 3= -3 / 4= -2 / 5= -1 / 6= 0
This allows a longer more realistic cage match.

B.When a defensive wrestler rolls Pin (cage) assume the
wrestling on offense has microphone and is asking for him
to say I quit!! You can also make the I quit happen when a
wrestlers cage rating gets above 10!!

C.On any chart roll ,wrestller rolls on chart below...
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2. You place wrestling on defense into between cage and ropes
then bounce off of opposite ropes towards him...(roll odd or
even)

EVEN=You crash into opponent who rams against cage.Opponents
adds +1 to cage rating.You roll on this chart again!!

ODD=Doh!!Wrestler on defense moves and you ram into cage!!
Opponent rolls on Level Three Offense!!
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3. The wrestler on defense grabs some powder and throws it your
face.Oppent rolls on Level Two Offense!!Each wrestler can try
this only once, on second time just reroll!
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4. You grab opponent and Catapult him facefirst into the
cage!!Ouch!!Wrestler on Defense Adds +1 to cage rating and
you roll again on this chart!!
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5. Holy Cow!! The crowd are stunned as you suplex the opponent
over the ropes and into the cage!! The opponent adds +2 to cage
rating and rolls against I Quit!!
If no I quit ,you roll again on this chart!!
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6.
You take opponents head and ram in into the cage.You can

roll on Level
Three Offense or Roll again on this chart!!
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7- You grab opponent and try to whip him face first into
the steel cage.Check both wrestlers cage rating...
YOURS LOWER/SAME=You whip opponent face first.Opponent adds
+1 to cage rating!!You roll again on the chart!!
YOURS WORSE= The Opponent reverses the move and ou go flying
into the steel cage!You Add +1 to cage ratng and opponent rolls
on Level Three Offense!!
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8. You grab the microphone from referee and .Roll Odd or Even

EVEN=Choke opponent with the microphone cord.You roll on
Level Three Offense!!

ODD=Take microphone and wallop it over the opponents
head!!Opponent adds +1 to cage rating!!You roll on Level
Three Offense or Roll again onthis chart!!
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9*As you approach the opponent ,he grabs a foreign object of
some sort and blasts you with it!!You go down like Joe
Fraizer!! You Add +1 to yur cage rating !! Opponent rolls on
Level Three Offense or rolls again on this chart!!
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10.
You grab opponents hair (or mask) and grind his face into
the hard steel cage!! The opponent adds +1 to his cage
rating!! You roll again on this chart!!!
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11.As you stand over opponent ,he grabs your tights and
leverages you into the cage!Sucker!! Opponent rolls on Level
Two Offense!!
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12.. Things get nasty as you somehow bring in (or are handed)
a wooden chair!! You take the woooden chair and break it over
the opponents head!! The opponent adds +2 to his rating and
rolls against I Quit!! If no I Quit ,you roll again on the
chart!! NOTE : IF THIS INSTRUCTION IS ROLLED A SECOND TIME
IN THE MATCH THIS ROLL CHANGES DUE TO THE WOODEN CHAIR BEING
BROKEN.

12. You amazingly grab a part of the broken wooden chair and jab
into the face (or damaged) area.The opponent screams in
pain!! Will he say it??

The Opponent adds +3 to cage rating and rolls against the I
Quit !!

If no I Quit ,You roll again on chart or Level Three
Offense!!

[LWPD]

Credit David Basnett

Ice Pick Match

This match can be 1 v 1 more 2 v 2 etc. The rules are
simple whenever you roll on (c) or (Ch ?) you can roll
(2 x 6 sided dices) chart

(2) A voilent knee smash (Roll 2 x 6 dices again (2-3)
a sickening smash your opponent is screaming in agony.
The ref asks him 'Do you Quit ?' Roll your pin + 3 (If
Pinned here roll again for Injury

(2-8) No Injury

(9-11) Minor injury roll 1 dice

(12) Bad injury roll 2 dices) (4-9) just add 1 and oppoent
roll on level 3 defence (10-12) add 2 and you move in for
the kill with a one legged boston crab on that bad knee leg
Roll Pin

(3) Face rake with pick

(4) Roll Deathjump chart (ignoring Dqs)

(5) Low below from behind with pick-2

(6) Smash onto hand (ouuucch)-1

(7) Tug of war for pick . Wrestler with best power rating
wins . If equal roll one dice Odd You win Even your oppoenent
wins (whoever wins rerolls on this chart)

(8) Jab into arm-2

(9) Place the pick at one corner of the turnbuckle . Throw
opponent into turnbuckle chart (play normally)

(10) Choke with pick-3

(11) Violent smash in the back-3

(12) A sickening smash to opponent's skull
(Roll 2 x 6 dices)

(2) Blood everywhere , your opponent goes down like a ton of
bricks (+3 Finsiher) (If pinned here roll 2 x 6 dices again

(2-7 No injury)

(8-11 Minor injury roll 1 dice for injury

(12) Bad injury roll 2 x 6 dices)

(3-5) add one and opponent rolls on level 3 defence

(6-10) not as bad as first look oppoenent rolls on level 3
defence

(11-12) You are badly cut open (add 2)

[LWPD]

ILLEGAL TAGGING CHART
by David Barnes

In tag team matches, if a wrestler rolls (c) or (ch), the le-
gal wrestler has the option of doing one of 4 things:

1. Using the stated move
2. Rolling again if (c) is rolled,
3. Using the Choice Situations Chart if (ch) is rolled,
4. Distracting the ref long enough to make an illegal
switch.

This chart deals with option 4. First things first, pick your
two starting wrestlers and roll both dice to see who goes on
offense. Now, look at the offensive wrestlers Ring rating to
determine which referee is officiating the match:

A. "STRICT" SAM--Use Chart #2; +1 to all other DQ's
B. "HONEST" ABE--Use Chart #3; no change to all other DQ's
C. "LENIENT" LARRY--Use Chart #1; -1 to all other DQ's

The referee designated by the beginning offensive
wrestler'sRing rating officiates the ENTIRE match. Hero
tag teams subtract 4from their rolls on the designated
illegal switch chart. If the natural roll (one without
subtracting 4) is 4 or lower, the heroes cannot use the
designated chart at the prestnt time.

CHART #1 LENIENT LARRY

2 You throw your opponent into the ropes, and as he
comes off, you both clothesline each other. He tries
to crawl over to his corner to tag in his partner, but
you quickly regain your bearings and leap over and
elbow his partner off the apron. As he tries to enter
the ring, Larry tries to restrain him, giving you the
opportunity to make an illegal switch; however, Larry
may have seen you. ROLL LUCK 6. If the roll is 7 or
higher, you may be DQ'd because of the illegal switch.
ROLL DISQUALIFICATION 4. If there is no DQ, the illegal
partner may stay in the ring, and rolls on the same offensive
level as you were on before you made the illegal switch.

3-6 You throw your opponent into the corner, where your
partner grabs his arms, and you begin repeatedly
chopping his chest. His partner tries to enter the ring,
but Larry attempts to force him back out of the ring.
You and your partner try to make an illegal switch;
however, your opponent's partner turns Larry around in
time to see the illegal change. You look into the ring
and see Larry ordering your partner out of the ring.
You reenter the ring as your partner leaves. Roll on
Level 1 Offense.

7-12 You throw your opponent into the ropes, and as he
bounces off, you drop to the mat. He leaps over you
and collides with Larry, who just happened to be
there. You and your partner make an illegal switch as
Larry picks himself up off the floor. He could care
less whether or not there was an illegal tag. Your
partner rolls on the same level offense you rolled on
before the switch.

CHART #2 STRICT SAM

2-7 You grab your opponent in a front facelock. As he
struggles to his corner to make a defensive tag, you
turn around and slap his partner's face. While Sam is
putting the insulted partner back in the corner, you
and your partner place the opponent in a stuff piledriver.
You stand outside the ring as Sam turns around
and sees your partner covering the opponent, but he
doesn't believe a tag was made. ROLL LUCK 4. If the
Luck Roll is 4 or lower, your opponent rolls his PIN
+ 3. If the Luck Roll is 5 or higher, Sam may DQ you
for the illegal switch. ROLL DISQUALIFICATION 6. If
there is no DQ, Sam gives up trying to figure out if
there was an illegal tag and lets your partner stay in
the ring. Your partner rolls on the same level offense
you were on when you left the ring.

8-12 You back your opponent into the corner, where your
partner grabs him in a blatant choke hold in front of
Sam. As Sam tries to relinquish the hold, you run to
your opponent's corner and superkick his partner in
the face, knocking him off the ring. He tries to enter
the ring, but your partner successfully gets Sam to
see it, forcing him to restrain the other opponent.
You and your partner make the illegal switch just as
Sam turns around. He orders your partner out of the
ring and begins a 5-count, but your partner screams,
"STICK IT WHERE THE SUN DON'T SHINE!!", forcing Sam to
call for the bell. AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION, OPPONENT
TAG TEAM WINS.

CHART #3 HONEST ABE

2-4 You walk over to your opponent's corner and punch him
in the head. As Abe restrains the insulted partner
from entering the ring, you and your partner deliver a
double DDT on the opponent. Abe turns around and sees
your partner making an illegal cover. OPPONENT ROLLS
PIN + 2. If there was no pin, Abe realizes YOU didn't
make the cover. ROLL LUCK 5. If the roll is 6 or high-
er, Abe may disqualify you for the illegal switch.
ROLL DISQUALIFICATION 5.If there is no DQ, Abe decides
to let your partner stay in the ring. Your partner
rolls on the same level offense you were on when you
left the ring.

5-8 One of your allies comes down to ringside and dis-
tracts Abe long enough for you to make the illegal
switch. Abe turns around and sees your partner in the
ring, but decides not to ask if there was a tag made
because it would slow down the match too much. Your
partner rolls on the same level offense you were on
when you left the ring.

9-12 You back your opponent into the corner, where your
partner grabs him in a blatant choke hold in front of
Abe. As Abe tries to relinquish the hold, you run to
your opponent's corner and superkick his partner in
the face, knocking him off the ring. He tries to enter
the ring, but your partner successfully gets Abe to
see it, forcing him to restrain the other opponent.
You and your partner make the illegal switch just as
Abe turns around. He orders your partner out of the
ring and begins a 5-count, but your partner screams,
"STICK IT WHERE THE SUN DON'T SHINE!!", forcing Abe to
call for the bell. AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION,
OPPONENT TAG TEAM WINS.

[LWPD]

Credit Nemecys X

In-Match Injury Rule:

First, each wrestler has an injury rating, which is basically
their ability and desire to injure opponents. This rating is
either a 0, 2, or 2-3. This is based on the wrestler's fight
style, attutide, and intensity of his finisher.

Wrestlers with 0 injury ratings either don't have the capacity
to injure their opponents or go out of their way not to. Ursa
Major (who really can't hurt anyone with a Shotgun Cradle) and
most jobbers have 0 Ratings.

Wrestlers with 2-3 ratings are either vicious, malicious, or
have lethal finishers. Cypher, Disaster, and Murdock fit this.

Everyone else has a rating of 2.

These are all based on your judgement. If Ursa Major is a heel,
he may end up with a 2-3. It's all up to you.

Now, in the match, if, when rolling pin or count out, you roll
the opponent's injury rating, roll 1 die. If this number is
less than your total number of tokens (don't count pin or cage
ratings), then you are injured 1 card. If the opponent hit a
finisher, then the die roll will be less than the number of
tokens + the finisher rating. The injury number then is
1 + the finisher rating.

Add 1 moves are treated as +1 finishers.

For example, if Disaster (rating 2-3) is fighting Endgame
(with 1 token at the moment), and Disaster nails Rampage,
with Endgame rolling a 3, then the player would roll 1 die
for Endgame. If he rolls a 5 or lower (1 token +4 finisher),
he is injured 5 cards (probably a concussion from the blow).

Note, if the roll causes an injury but the match isn't over yet,
it's up to the referee and/or injured wrestler's manage to make
the decision to stop the match or not. Titles Can change hands
this way.