Filsinger Games Online Specialty Match Library

[LWPD]

Sandman Random Events Table

Credit Todd Holland (Holland227)

This came about from a discussion on The Deuce about
The Sandman. In my feds he would have one or two red
hot feuds then he would get lost into the pack looking
for a place to fit in. Well now he can come in anytime.
here is a chart to roll on anytime during a card to see
what the beer drinking lunatic The Sandman is up to:

2: Sandman sees what is going on in the ring and is disquisted. He
tries to get up but too drunk falls over and crashes through a
table. Sandman is out and unable to head to the ring. Roll 1die:

Even: Sandman is out cold and can not compete tonight- His matches
are forfieted

Odd: Sandman recovers but has a terrible headache and is dizzy-:
Add 1 to Deathjump

3-4: The Sandman decides to go out and get some more beer from the vendor because three 12 packs just isn't enough. Upon finding the Vendor the Vendor refuses sale to the Sandman because he can not serve someone who is intoxicated. Roll 1 die:

1-2: Sandman tells the vendor he understands and turns away. When the vendor looks relieved and off to finish his night The Sandman taps him on the shoulder and delivers a vicious Singapore Cane Shot... then takes all his beer to the back

3-6: The Sandman threatens the Vendor that if he doesn't give him
his beer that he will be very sorry and will learn what extreme is.
The Vendor, very scared gives The Sandman his beer and run away
crying like a baby

5-8: The Sandman has seen enough sissy crap and heads to the ring. He clears the ring out with a steel chair and his Singapore Cane. He then challenges the toughest SOB in the back to come out and have a hardcore match with him where the winner is the last man standing. Roll 1 Die:

1-2: Promoters Choice
3-4: Random Wrestler
5-6: No One Answers. The Commish or CEO or whoever is in charge
comes out and tells the Sandman if he wants a match to sign up for
one in the back. This makes the Sandman mad but he tells the person they are right and asks them to lead him to where the sign ups are.

While they walk to the office, The Sandman nails a White Russian
Leg Sweep on the boss and tell shim to make a match for him next
week and make it hardcore. The person in charge agrees and when
Sandman is walking away, the person makes it a special match!!! Up
to you promoter!!!!

9-11: The Sandman finds someone to do an interview with him.
Sandman is clearly drunk but wants the world to know what a bad a** he is. Suddenly a random wrestler comes out and attacks The Sandman and it degenerates into a brawl. The Commish comes out and orders a falls count anywhere match to begin. A ref comes out and takes control. Guy attacking Sandman rolls on lvl 2 offense

12: The Sandman begins harassing anyone who comes into his way and
this prompts the Commish to call the cops. Sandman tells the cops
he isn't drunk and he is fine. After a few minutes the officers
convince The Sandman to leave the building. While escorting him out
he attacks the cops and starts wailing them with his Singapore
Cane. Soon about 6 or 8 cops jump on Sandman and taser him and take him away to the drunk tank for the night!!! Sandman is off to jail and unable to compete tonight. He forfeits any matches he is in

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Scaffold Match

Credit Ty States

2 men or tag teams fight on a narrow scaffold extended 20 feet
above the ring! The only way to win, is by throwing the opponent
off the scaffold 20 feet down to the mat!

Titan Death match rules

Use Cage ratings in place of Pin ratings

Anytime "into the ropes, into the turnbuckle, out of ring, and
deathjump" are rolled, roll on the chart below

NOTE* The #'s on the chart refer to the #'s on the dice.
(e.g. If one die reads "2" and the other reads, "4", follow
the result of the "2-4" roll.)

**To locate the "result" faster, put the dice #'s in order
from lowest to highest.. (e.g. If you roll a "5" and "1",
put them together as "1-5", not "5?-". It'll be easier to
find on the chart.

ROLL RESULT
1-1 You stun gun the opponent on one of the steel railings!
He rolls around in pain and may fall off the scaffold!
Opponent rolls cage/pin. If unsuccessful, roll again on
this chart.

1-2 You yank a steel bar off from a part of the railing and
beat the opponent with it! Roll again on this chart.

1-3 The opponent makes a comeback and gives you a "Rocker
Dropper" on the steel platform! Opponent roll on this chart.

1-4 You climb the corner rails and attempt a risky moonsault
body press! The camera flashes from the stands blind you and
you miss! Opponent rolls on level 2 offense.

1-5 You the opponent off the corner rails right onto the steel
platform! Roll on offense 3

1-6 You attempt to body slam the opponent off the scaffold!
But he shakes furiously forcing you to slam him on the platform.
Roll on offense 2.

2-2 You climb to the top corner rail. You didn't realize your
fear of heights and you fall on the rail...groin first!!!
Opponent rolls on this chart.

2-3 You deliver a devastating running bulldog on the opponent.
Roll again on this chart.

2-4 You climb over the rails and slingshot yourself over them
with a flying clothesline on the opponent! Roll on offense 2.

2-5 You chokeslam the opponent on the platform. Roll again
on this chart.

2-6 You Belly to Belly the opponent. Roll of Offense 3.

3-3 You lift the opponent up in a suplex. You fall forward
to slam him face first to the steal but he rams you too! You
are both down. Both men roll 1 die. Highest roll rolls on
offense 2.

3-4 You piledrive the opponent to the steel! Roll on
offense 3.

3-5 You put the opponent in an airplane spin. You slam him
down to the steel but you are wobbling ! Roll your pin. If no
pin, opponent rolls on offense 1.

3-6 You trap the opponent in the corner and attempt a
shoulder block to his midsection. The opponent moves and
you go flying into the bars! Opponent rolls on this chart.

4-4 You whip the opponent into the corner rails. But he
jumps to the top rails and comes flying off with a spinning
body press and continuously punches you in the head! Opponent
rolls on offense 2.

4-5 You tie your own foot to the rail and attempt to push
the downed opponent off the scaffold without you going too!
He falls over the side but grabs on to your arm and pulls
himself back up! You're tied up and helpless! Opponent
rolls on this chart.

4-6 You climb to the top rail. The opponent sees you and
delivers a Frankensteiner on you to the platform and you
roll off the side! Luckily, you find something to grab
underneath the platform! Roll your pin. If no pin, opponent
rolls on this chart.

5-5 You both bang heads and roll off the platform! You
both find something to grab underneath! You start kicking
each other while hanging there! The crowd is losing it!!!
Both men roll pin. If both men fall, the match is a draw.
IF no one falls, you roll on offense 2.

5-6 You whip the opponent into the corner rail and charge
at him. He ducks and you go flying over the rail! But your
tights get caught on the scaffold somehow on the way down!
We can see EVERYTHING!!! Roll your pin. If no pin, opponent
rolls on this chart.

6-6 You both start a heated brawl! You rake the opponents
eyes and he steps back almost falling off. You think, "the
hell with it!", and execute a high cross body on the opponent
sending you both crashing down to the mat!!! You both get
up and deep brawling! You both demand to be allowed to
continue the match! Roll both dice. Odd-NO! Grogan won't
allow it! Even-YES! What the hell! Let'em go! (Start the
match over again!)

[LWPD]

Scrap Yard Super Death Match

Credit Aaron H Chiu

This is a match meant to settle all feuds once in for all.
Just about everything comes into play here, from running over
wrestlers with cars, to angry junkyard dogs. There are
even a couple of situation where death can occur. There are
a few simple rules:

-follow Titan Death Match rules.

-the first wrestler whose cage ratings reaches 20 can no
longer continue and is declared the loser.

-both men are automatically injured. Roll one die for the
winner and two for the loser. However, the winner always
takes the lesser value.

-on a roll that calls for use of any of the charts (i.e.
into the ropes, into the turnbuckle, out of the ring,
deathjump), roll on this chart instead. Take the values of
both dice, counting the lesser value first (i.e.
like the scaffold match,for those of you who are familiar
with it.)

(Check it out! There is a chance for something brutal to
happen on any roll of doubles.)

1-1 you both climb up a stack of cars until you reach the
top. You brawl savagely from your dangerous position many
yards above the ground. Roll one die.

1-3: your opponent decides against fighting in the
current location and climbs down from the cars. You follow
after him, but he reaches the ground first, and takes the
advantage. OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE.

4-5: you decide to step down from the stack, prompting your
opponent to fall into the same trap. ROLL ON LEVEL TWO
OFFENSE.

6: The both of you struggle up above, but as of result, you both fall off the stack of cars and hit the ground hard. Both wrestlers add 2 to their pin ratings and roll one die. The wrestler with the higher roll recovers first and rolls on level three offense.

1-2 you attempt to smash your opponent's head into a
windshield of a nearby car. roll one die. Odd roll: you smash
his head through the windshield. Add one to his pin rating, and
ROLL ON LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

Even roll: he reverses the move and smashes your face
through the windshield. Add one to your pin rating. OPPONENT
ROLLS ON LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

1-3 you attempt to go for the kill on your opponent, but he
grabs a tire iron and smashes it into your face unexpectedly.
OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE.

1-4 you take your opponent up on the hood of the car and
attempt to piledrive him on to the hood-3. Roll two dice.
The move works on a roll of 5 plus the opponent's cage rating
or less (kind of like the choice situations chart). If the move
fails, then your opponent backdrops you off of the car and takes
over on level two offense.

1-5 you knock your opponent down on the ground, and climb to
the top of a pickup truck. You measure your opportunities and
circumstances before leaping off of the vehicle. ROLL ON DEATHJUMP
CHART.

1-6 you look around for some items to use in the junkyard.
However, your opponent recovers, and charges at you from a
distance. Roll
one die.

Odd roll: opponent tackles you, ramming you into a pile of
cars OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE. Even roll: you
sidestep your opponent and slam the front door of a nearby car
into his face. ROLL ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE.

2-2 you try to whip your opponent into a stack of cars. Roll

two dice.
On a roll of 2-6, you continue your onslaught and roll again
on this chart. On a roll of 7-11, he reverses the move and
whips you into the stack of cars and rolls again on this chart.
On a roll of 12, not only do you successfully whip your opponent
into the stack of cars, you do so with such great force that
the stack of cars fall on top of him. Add three to his pin rating,
and at least two to his injury (it is possible for him to accumulate
more). Roll again on this chart.

2-3 you open the hood of a car and stick you opponent's head
into it. You climb on to the hood of another car and leap on
to the hood that your opponent's head is trapped in. Elbow drop
on to the hood-3. The move works on a roll of 9 plus or minus
the opponent's agility rating.

2-4 you smash your opponent's face into a steel fence. ROLL
ON LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

2-5 you kick your opponent into a car whose window has been
broken. However, your opponent reaches into the glove
compartment and conveniently pulls out a wrench which he smashes
into your face. OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

2-6 you hear the barking of the junkyard dog from a short
distance. He appears from around the corner, and does not look
to be very happy. Roll two dice. 2-6: the dog leaps and brutally
attacks you. Your opponent recovers as the dog retreats and
takes over on offense. OPPONENT ROLLS LEVEL TWO OFFENSE.

7-12: you kick the dog in the gut, and send him
wimpering away, as you go back to business. Roll again on
this chart.

3-3 you brawl on a conveyor belt as it inches slowly towards
the incinterator. Roll two dice. On a roll of 2-6, you
knock him off the conveyor belt, and jump off yourself,
continuing your attack. Roll again on this chart. On a roll
of 7-11, your opponent knocks you off and he continues his attack
on you, and he rerolls on this chart.

On a roll of 12, you get the better of your opponent, but he
sees what doom is coming, and leaps off the conveyor belt. You
are confused until you turn around and catch a glimpse of your
fate, as you are about to be demolished along with the other
broken cars on the belt. Opponent automatically wins. A
memorial card is held in your honor.

3-4 your opponent knocks you out cold with a baseball bat.
OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

3-5 you take the hook of a crane and smash it into your
opponent's face. ROLL ON LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

3-6 you brawl with your opponent on the hood of a car, and
attempt a hiptoss of hood-3. The move is successful on a roll
of 8 plus or minus the opponent's power rating. If the move is
not successful, opponent takes over on level two offense.

4-4 Your opponent climbs into a forklift, and you chase
after him, jumping up into the driver's seat of the forklift
as well. Roll two dice.

2-6: you knock him out the other side, and continue
your attack ROLL ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE. 7-11: He kicks you out,
and you fall hard on the ground. OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL
TWO OFFENSE.

On a roll of 12: You are thrown through the front by your
opponent. He starts the forklift and positions it to hold
you pinned to the ground. He finds every weapon available to attack
you with, and you bleed profusely. Add 3 to your pin rating.
You finally find a way to inch yourself out of your
situation, but the damage has been done. OPPONENT ROLLS ON
LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

4-5 Your opponent recovers and runs off into the maze of
cars in the junkyard. You take off after him. Roll again
on this chart.

4-6 You find an empty beer bottle and take possession of it.
Your opponent sees this and tries to take it for himself. Roll
one die.

Odd roll- you keep the bottle. Even roll- your opponent gets the
bottle from you. In either case, the bottle is broken open and
used on the unarmed wrestler. The unarmed wrestler adds one to
his pin rating, and the wrestler with the bottle takes over on
level three offense.

5-5 You brawl with your opponent underneath a car that hangs
precariously above the two of you on a crane. Roll two dice.

2-6: your opponent gets the better of you and advances on you.
OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE.

7-11: you deck your opponent with a vicious shot to the jaw
and as he backs up, you follow. ROLL ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE.

On a roll of 12: Your opponent gets a few shots in on you,
but you look up and see that the car is about to fall. You
dodge out of the way, but your opponent is slow to realize
the same. A memorial card is held in his honor.

5-6 you take an exhaust pipe and bust it over your
opponent's head. ROLL ON LEVEL TWO OFFENSE

6-6 you go off a distance and start the engine of a car. You
try to run over your opponent. Roll one dice.

1-3: you successfully hit your opponent. Add 2 to his pin rating
and roll again on this chart.

4-5: your opponent dodges your attack in the last second. You
give up the car, and go after him. Roll again on this chart.

6: your opponent suddenly gets possessed, and
decides to run directly towards the car. At the last moment,
he leaps off the ground and dropkicks through the winshield
and into your face. Both wrestlers add one to their pin ratings.
Both wrestlers also roll one dice. The wrestler with the higher
roll takes over on level three offense.

[LWPD]

Credit HercWad

Screamer Death Match

This is an awesome and yet truly dangerous match. This is
sort of based on the movie Screamers. In this match, the
ring has a special retrofit. The normal ropes and turn posts
are taken out. The ropes are replaced by special tracks.
Along those tracks, 2 circular saw blades (Screamers)
powered by motors, travel the perimeter of the ring on each
track, meaning that a wrestler would need to avoid 6 saw
blades in the match. The turn posts are actually canisters
which generate a highly concentrated electric current to the
tracks, and the buckles that would normally hold the ropes
to the turn posts are the conductors of electricity for the
tracks, and since the electricity is live, it makes
death jumps too dangerous to execute.

Rules:

1. Titan Death Match rules apply

2. All chart moves (ropes,ring,death jump, turnbuckle) become
"attempt to throw opponents at Screamer". Roll on the chart
below. "You" refers to the wrestler on offense.

3. The loser is automatically injured. Roll 2dice at the
end, plus any accumulated injuries.


2- You pick the opponent up into a suplex. You suplex him
right onto a Screamer. It slashes his back to the point
where he has been paralyzed. YOU ARE DECLARED THE WINNER.
YOU WIN THIS MATCH AS IF IT WERE A PINFALL.DOUBLE THE
LENGTH OF INJURIES.

3-4 - You whip the opponent into a Screamer, but he stops
himself. However, you come up to him and nail him with a
dropkick. He goes over the top track after both Screamers
slashed an "S" shaped cut on his back. ADD 1 TO INJURY.
ADD 2 TO PIN RATING. ROLL ON LEVEL THREE OFFENSE.

5-6 - You whip the opponent hard into a corner. No Screamers
cut him, but he hit the metal tracks hard, and he is
stunned. ROLL ON THIS CHART AGAIN.

7- You have no control over your opponent. The Both of you
whip each other into the tracks and a Screamer cuts the both
of you. Now it's a struggle to see who gets up first. ROLL 2
DICE. THE PERSON WITH THE HIGHER ROLL GETS TO ROLL AGAIN ON
THIS CHART.

8- The opponent slithers out of your grip outside the ring.
He then picks up a foreign object from the audience (trash
can, chair, etc.) and it hits you.ROLL 1 DIE. INCREASE YOUR
PIN BY THE NUMBER ROLLED. The opponent comes back into the
ring and pins you. ROLL YOUR PIN.

9- You lift up the opponent in an atomic drop, and you drop
him groin first onto the conductor buckle! He is getting a
bad shock, but his muscles tensed up and he cant get off. He
stayed on the buckle so long that the medical attendants
disconnected the power from the ring. The opponent is
quickly rushed out of the ring to a burn center. YOU ARE
DECLARED THE WINNER. YOU WIN THE MATCH AS IF IT WERE A
PINFALL. ROLL 2 DICE FOR OPPONENT'S INJURY AND SQUARE THAT
AMOUNT (For example, if a 7 came up, the opponent would be
injured 49 cards.)

10- The opponent reverses, and he gives you a suplex onto
the conductor buckle! You not only hit the buckle, but a
Screamer slashes your back as well.ADD 3 TO YOUR INJURY, ADD
4 TO YOUR PIN, AND OPPONENT ROLLS ON THIS CHART AGAIN.

11- You whip the opponent hard into the corner of the
tracks, and he goes over the corner much like Ric Flair goes
over a turnbuckle. He steps on the conductor buckle, gets a
big shock, and he flips backward, and you both knock
heads. You are both down! He's on top of you! The referee
begins to count 1.....2......3....! The opponent has just
pinned you! OPPONENT WINS THE MATCH BY PINFALL!

12- You go totally crazy on your opponent! You go outside,
grab a table and a chair and bring them in. You nail the
opponent with the chair, and he rolls backward, getting his
face, back, mouth, and stomach cut. One of his fingers
is even severed. You the set the chair underneath the table,
and give your opponent an atomic drop onto the conductor
buckle! He suffers a tremendous shock, and flips backward
through the table, landing head first onto the
chair. You have no trouble getting a three count on him. YOU
WIN BY PINFALL.FOR OPPONENTS INJURY, ROLL 2 DICE. THAT IS
HOW MANY MONTHS HE WILL BE OUT!
______________________________________________________

Credit Author Unknown

Shark Tank Match

This match takes place in a regular wrestling ring set on a small pedestal above a large tank filled with Tzangorian Raptor Sharks. The ring is surrounded on all sides by a 12 inch walkway then drops off into the water.

There are four walkways leading to the ring coming from each diagonal corner. No ringsides allies or managers are allowed in this match. When somebody rolls outside of the ring, roll on the chart below. Also if someone gets a successful pin, that means the opponent is weakened enough to be hurled out of the ring and they roll on the chart below. The match does not end until somebody goes into the pool

Into The Pool Chart

2-4 You are able to duck at the last minute causing your opponent to go over the ropes instead. Opponent then rolls on this chart

5-7 You are fortunate enough to land outside of the ring and not land in the pool. You slowly make your way back into the ring and opponent takes over on Level 2 Offense

8-9 You slide off of the walkway and manage to grab onto the ledge. Roll two dice subtracting either your Agility of Power from your roll (your choice): 2-6 You manage to pull yourself up but the stress weakens you. Your opponent is now on Level 3 Offense; 7-12 Your hands give out under the strain and you plunge into the pool

10-12 You are hurled out of the ring into the pool. Opponent is victorious. Whoever gets thrown into the pool is automatically injured for 2D6 fight cards from the shark bite

Optional Injury Chart

2-5 Miraculously you escape the shark tank with no injuries

6-8 The sharks were just fed. They take a quick nip out of you and leave you alone. You are injured for 1D6 fight cards

9-10 The sharks decide they need a quick snack. You are injured for 2D6 fight cards

11 The sharks are ready for dinner. You are injured for 4D6 fight cards and you come to loathe sharks

12 The sharks are ferociously hungry and leave nothing of you. Your next of kin will be notified

[LWPD]

Credit Chad Olson

Shootfight Match

Description: The rules of this match are similar to those used
in Pancrase, UWFI or UFC. This match emphasizes mat work and
submission but can include chokes and eye gouges here and there.

Rules:

1. Match can only be won via submission or knock out

2. Use Shootfight Chart instead of Ropes & Turnbuckle charts

3. Roll again in the event of Death Jump or Out of the Ring.
If rolled twice you must roll down to the next lower level of
offense

4. Only realistic moves can be used in this match. Examples of
banned moves include:

Flying body press
Piledrivers
Foreign objects
Hair Pulling
etc.

Use your best judgment when deciding which moves to use. If you
roll any two of these types of moves in a row, roll down on the
next level or some moves may be modified to fix the match context.
For example a body slam would be delivered while holding onto the
opponent with an attempt to drive him through the mat. Or an
elbow or knee drop might be a series of elbow or knee smashes
to a downed opponents body.

5. No (lv) option is allowed

6. No managers, valets, etc at ringside. No outside interference
of any type.

7. Ignore (Ch) options, use the stated move.

8. Use PIN rating for submission. KO's and submissions are
acceptable when a "realistic" finisher is delivered and the
opponent is KO'd or "Pinned" in the same manner.

Shootfight Match

This match takes place in an "Octagon" UFC type ring or a regular
wrestling ring. Use the outside PIN number for a submission
(Example 6(3) use the 6). When rolling submission or KO use
PIN rating. Use when you have rolled any of the chart situations.
You refers to the wrestler on offense.

Rating A 2 Rating B 2 Rating C N/A

The opponent unleashes a kick at you, but you grab the leg and
deliver a vicious leg whip takedown. You place the foe in a lower
body submission of your choice. Opponent rolls submission

Rating A 3-4 Rating B 3-4 Rating C 2-3

The opponent backs you into a corner, but you slip behind him
and deliver a German suplex. Roll on Level 3 Offense

Rating A 5 Rating B 5 Rating C 4

You and the opponent trade some thunderous punches in the middle
of the ring. You are both stunned, blood is starting to trickle
over the sweat that is already pouring. Once again you continue
this melee but both of you are stunned. To see who wins this
free for all roll one die:

Odd: You recover and roll on Level 2 Offense

Even: Opponent recovers and rolls on Level 2 Offense

Rating A 6 Rating B 6 Rating C 5

The opponent shoots in at your legs but you sprawl and lock
in a choke hold. Opponent rolls on Level 3 Defense

Rating A 7-8 Rating B 7 Rating C 6-7

The opponent comes out of the corner and tries to spear you.
Roll one die to see what happens:

Even: You block the opponents attempt, bulldog him to the mat
and repeatedly bash his skull into the canvas. You roll on
Level 3 Offense

Odd: The opponent gores you into the mat hard and begins fisting
your head like a piece of meat. Opponent rolls on Level 3 Offense

Rating A 9 Rating B 8-9 Rating C 8

You are tired and can't catch a second wind. Opponent rolls on
Level 3 Offense

Rating A 10 Rating B 10 Rating C 9

It's up to you! The opponent executes a deadly maneuver then
throws you down to the mat for more punishment. Opponent rolls
on Level 3 Offense

Rating A 11 Rating B 11 Rating C 10

The opponent comes at you with a leg sweep and then begins to
batter your body with quick elbows to your head and then some
devastating knee drives to your face. Add 1 to your submission
rating. Opponent rolls on Level 3 Offense

Rating A 12 Rating B 12 Rating C 11-12

It's up to you promoter! Imagine something truly devastating,
a punishing move to the opponent that could possibly end the
match. Add 1 to both of your submission ratings and roll for
knockout! If no KO continue on Level 3 Offense

[LWPD]

Credit Jumbo Inoki

Silver Dollar Challenge

This is a special challenge where two wrestlers agree to
hit each other blow for blow with rolls of silver dollars
until one of the wrestlers can not answer the ten count.

This is not a sanctioned wrestling bout, but more of a test
of wills. I've used this scenario to enhance feuds between
two heated rivals.

Rules

1. Always use The lower pin rating. For example a Wrestler
with Pin 5 (2) use the 2.

2. Roll to see which wrestler goes first, highest roll wins.
They will alternate in that order, going punch for punch
until one wrestler is unable to answer the bell.

3. For the first punch add the Power rating into the blow.
For example a wrestler with -3 power will add 3 into the
opponents pin rating. For each subsequent punch add 1 Power
rating lower to the pin rating.

4. Wrestlers with Power rating of zero or a positive number
add 1 AFTER each punch.

5. After each blow roll the pin rating. If the roll is at
or below that number, it means that the opponent has been
knocked down.

Then re-roll to see if the wrestler makes it up before the
ten count.

6. A wrestler wins when the opponent cannot answer the ten
count. If a wrestler reaches a Pin rating of 12, he is
knocked out and loses automatically.

[LWPD]

Singapore Cane Match

by Brian Hillhouse w/ minor editing by Tommy Brownell

From Violent Earth '96

This match is fought between two men with a singapore cane
laying on a table at ringside. Anyone who gets the cane can
use it against the opponent. After the match, the winner
gets to cane the loser a predetermined amount of time.

- Titan/Texas Death Match Rules

- Cage ratings in place of PIN ratings

- Before the match begins, roll both dice. That's the number
of times the loser will be caned. On a roll of 10 or more,
the loser will be injured. Rol 1 die for length.

- When a "1" is rolled (except the first roll of the match),
roll on this chart.

2 You stand over the fallen opponent and raise your hands
in victory. The opponent grabs the cane and jams it UPWARDS!
Add 1 to Cage rating. Opponent rolls on this chart.

3-4 You whip the opponent into the ropes and swing the cane
like a baseball bat. Roll both dice:

ODD ROLL - The opponent ducks and you hit the referee. Roll on
the "hurt referee" chart.

EVEN ROLL - You nail the opponent in the midsection. Roll on level 3 offense.

5-6 You clothesline the opponent over the top rope with the
cane. Opponent rolls on the "out of the ring" chart.

7 You whack the opponent across the back with the cane. Roll again
on this chart.

8-9 You attempt to cane the opponent but he kicks you and the
cane goes flying! Roll both dice:

ODD ROLL - You pick up the cane and roll again on this chart.

EVEN ROLL - Opponent picks up the cane and rolls on this chart.

10 You choke the opponent down with the cane. Opponent adds 1
to cage rating. Roll again on this chart.

11 You put the cane into the fallen opponent's hands and
slingshot him into the turnbuckle, cane and all! Roll
again on this chart.

12 You lie the cane across the fallen opponent's neck and
apply a deadly vertical legdrop on the cane and snap it
in half!! Roll PIN. If no pin, roll on level 3 offense. You
must wait 5 moves to get a new cane.

[LWPD]

Six Man Marathon Series

Credit Sheila

I created this event as a way to spotlight the importance of
six man competition. The idea of "working as a unit" is
something that has always appealed to me. Until recently,
"stables" of wrestlers have always played a major component
in the North American style of booking. With this event, I
emphasize the importance of each wrestler "pulling his own
weight" so to speak, in pursuit of a common. That goal
being, winning the Six Man Marathon Series.

In addition, the best performing wrestler is spotlighted by
winning the Six Man Marathon MVP award. This creates an
underlying competition, that rewards individual effort APART
from singles performance. It also results in the telling of
a more compelling in ring story. Most importantly, it's a
lot of fun!

Rules & Point System:

1. Each Marathon consists of two separate "lap" phases: The
first phase, the singles lap phase, features each team
member in a singles match. This lap consists of three
matches in total. For each successful pin-fall, one point is
rewarded to the winning team.

2. The second lap phase, is a series of "open ended" six man
tag match falls. Note that this phase incorporates the same
"advanced" tag rules as applied during the Kronos Legends
Tag League. These concepts include: Dead Man's Tag Rule,
Defensive Tag Rule, Tag Chain Wrestling Rule & Pin Saves
Rule.

3. The Six Man Match phase carries forward ALL fatigue
ratings suffered in the first phase for each team member.
This match continues UNTIL a total of five falls has been
scored by a given team. Once a team scores a total of five
falls, that team wins the series.

4. AFTER a marathon is concluded, the points are then
re-tabulated. For each loss, half a point (.5) is SUBTRACTED
from a teams point total at the CONCLUSION of a marathon. A
team that wins a Marathon 5-0 has a total of five points. A
team that wins 5-4 would score a total of 3 points (4 losses
would equal 4 losses multiplied by .5=2 Then 5-2=3) This
system makes each & every fall have a consequence, & gives
teams mathematically out of the competition, a chance to
play a spoiler role. Most importantly, it emphasizes the
importance of every member of the team being a contributor
to the outcome.

5. In addition, individual standings are kept, under the
same exact scoring system. The wrestler with the highest
point total is awarded the Marathon MVP. This is the most
objectively way of deciding which wrestler has contributed
the most to his team. Example, a wrestler with a record of
9 wins 1 loss would score 8.5 points,

* As always, feel free to adapt, change or experiment in
anyway, that would make you feel more comfortable.

[LWPD]

Slaughterhouse Annihilation Match

Credit poparuss

From the Popa Russ House of Pain here comes another match
from the playbook. Use this match when you want to guarantee
that the loser will be badly injured:

1. The match takes place inside a steel cage. Use cage
ratings.

2. The cage is lined with various weapons and there are no
ropes.

3. The turnbuckles have handcuffs attached to each corner.
The goal is to wear down the opponent, handcuff him to the
corner, and render him unconscious for the ten count.

4. On chart situations for into ropes, into turnbuckle and
out of ring, roll on this chart:
Grab Weapon Chart (roll 1 die):

a. Odd: Offensive wrestler loses control of the weapon. Roll
two dice for each wrestler. The wrestler with the LOWEST
number after combining the cage rating with the roll, takes
over on level 2 offense.

b. Even: Offensive wrestler successfully uses one of the
following weapons. He brutally beats down the opponent with
these consequences:

1-2 Steel Chair-3 (add 1 to cage rating)
3-4 Brass Knuckles-3 (add 2 to cage rating)
5-6 Chain-3 (add 3 to cage rating)

* Use your own imagination and have fun. Fill in the details
for yourself. Change the weapons to whatever you want but
keep the "add to cage rating" impact.

6. Deathjump attempts are a normal part of the match.

7. There are two ways to attempt to win the match:

a. When the offensive wrestler rolls finisher (add that # to
the cage rating)

b. When the defensive wrestler rolls pin.

* In both situations, you now attempt to drag the opponent
to the turnbuckle and "handcuff" him to the cage.

1. If the roll is HIGHER, the defensive wrestler escapes and
rolls on Grab Weapon Chart.

2. If the roll of two dice is the same or lower than the
cage rating, he is now handcuffed. Roll for ten count.

3. Roll for answering the ten count

a. If the roll is higher, the defensive wrestler barely
makes it to his feet, and is unhandcuffed by the ref and the
offensive wrestler takes over on level 3 Offense.

b. If the roll is the same or lower than the cage
rating, then he doesn't get up. The offensive wrestler wins.
Roll on the Annihilation Chart to attack the unconscious
handcuffed opponent.

* After the match is over, the losing wrestler is unconscious
and handcuffed to the cage. Roll Annihilation Injury Chart
if you want the winner to severely injury his opponent.

Annihilation Injury Chart:

* Roll one die

1-2 The winner beats on his opponent with repeated chair
shots. Injury time is the same as the losers cage rating.

3-5 The winner continues a vicious assault with a series of
weapons. Blood is everywhere. Injury time is DOUBLE the
losers cage rating.

6 The winner nearly ends the unconscious opponents career
before security stops the carnage. The loser is completely
out of action TRIPLE his cage rating.

Let the blood flow!

[LWPD]

Credit Tommy Brownell

Special Guest Confrontation Chart

Layin' Down the Law

Trent Lawless Interview Show

Using this chart

Trent Lawless has been replacing Qualitar as
the dominant CPC Media personality in recent
years and he’s now bringing his brand of
interviews to the CPC. The first chart is
used for interviewing those that Trent can’t
stand (like Talisman and the True Way) or
“goody two-shoes” like The Exiles or Savage
Kingdom. The second chart is used for “bad guys”
(like Brainstorm) and the “too cool to care”
types (Thayne and Viggo would use the second
chart, despite being “good guys”). Most of
the time, Trent’s reviews of the feuds in the
handbooks tell you who he actually likes or
dislikes, but when in doubt, use the rule of
thumb that the more heelish the wrestler, the
more Trent likes them and vice versa.

Interviewing “Goody Two-Shoes” (or wrestlers
Trent doesn’t like)

2 Sneak Attack! Trent draws the subject’s
attentions and allows their enemy to attack
from behind! Roll 1 die. Even, the interviewee
goes down, leaving Trent and the enemy to mock
him! Odd, the enemy adds injury to insult and
refuses to let up, injuring the opponent!
Roll 1 die for the length of injury.

3 He’s Gone Too Far! Trent pushes the wrong
buttons and the interviewee attacks him! Roll 1
die, on a 5 or 6, Trent convinces Prell to
consider the incident and the interviewee may
be suspended! Roll on Prell’s card to find out!

4-5 Surprise! Trent has something for the
interviewee! 1-2, Trent sets up an elaborate
sneak attack, helping the enemy humiliate the
interviewee by spray painting something
insulting on his back, shaving his head or
some other punishment! 3-5, Trent plays a
“This Is Your Life” video, highlighting
the lowlights of their career, causing the
interviewee to storm off. On a 6, Trent has
done something genuinely nice and organized
a #1 contender’s match between the interviewee
and the top contender to a belt!

6-7 Normal Interview. Trent throws in a few insults,
but the opponent keeps his cool and says his peace.

8-9 I’m Here To Tell You! The Interviewee takes
this time to issue a challenge! Roll the die, on
a 1-3, he challenges his archrival to a special
match on an upcoming show! On a 4-5, he calls
out a champion! Roll on Prell’s card to see if
he gets the shot! On a 6, Trent twists the
interviewee’s words and starts a fight between
him and an unexpected wrestler of your choice!
The offended wrestler shows up and a fight
breaks out!

10-11 I Don’t Think You Have The Guts! Trent
doubts the interviewee’s guts and/or skills
and tries to cause them to make an unwise
challenge to prove themselves! On a 1-2, the
wrestler shrugs Trent’s challenge off and
walks away. On a 3-6, they take the bait and
get in way over their heads! It can be a
challenge to someone who’s considered to
be tougher or better than them, or even a
handicap match challenge to a team! Use your
imagination!

12 Bored Now. Trent cuts off the interview
abruptly. The interviewee gets horribly
offended, but before he can do anything, the
entire rival group attacks and brutalizes him!
Roll 1 die, on a 1-3, the interviewee’s allies
hit the scene and a big brawl breaks out! Prell
signs a team match (such as Survivor or
Battlezone) for the next major show!
On a 4-5, damage is done, but the allies
show up before it’s too bad. Roll 1 die
for injury. On a 6, the attack is too sudden
and severe, and the interview is injured a
number of cards equal to the roll of two
dice! Prell responds by booking the attackers
in “revenge” matches with the allies of
the interviewee, and may even suspend
Lawless, blaming him for the attack! Roll
on Prell’s card for Lawless’ suspension!


Interviewing “Bad Guys” (or wrestlers Trent likes)

2 Devil’s Advocate! Trent decides the interviewee
is so great, they need a title shot! Select a
title that the wrestler is eligible for and roll
on Prell’s card to see if the Commissioner
agrees! Note: For managers, assume that Trent
is lobbying on behalf of one of their wrestlers.
3 Let’s Have A Party! Trent decides to
celebrate the interviewee’s accomplishments
on the air! On a 1-3, he airs a highlight
video showcasing the wrestler’s accomplishments.
On a 4-5, he holds a full on party for the
interviewee in which the guest of honor takes
the opportunity to challenge a CPC Title
holder for the next show! Roll on Prell’s
card. On a 6, the archrival crashes the party,
either disguised as the guest, hidden on the
cake or something else! The party is disrupted!
The guest of honor demands a match as soon as
possible!

4-5 Fisticuffs! The rival of the interviewee
interrupts and an argument breaks out! Trent
gets in the middle, allowing the interviewee
to attack his enemy! As a fullscale brawl
breaks out, wrestlers and security come
out to pull them apart, and a match is signed
for the next available card.

6-7 Normal Interview. Trent does kiss up a bit,
but the interview ends without incident.

8-9 Bo-Ring! The love fest on the set gets
under another CPC wrestler’s skin, and he
crashes the show! Trent tries to run him
off, but the wrestler nails Trent and brawls
with the interviewee! Set up a match as soon
as possible!

10-11 Put Up or Shut Up! The enemy of the
interviewee has heard enough and challenges
the interviewee on the spot! Roll the die!

Even, the interviewee accepts! An impromptu
match is on!

Odd, the interviewee backs down
as Trent gets security to separate the men.

12 Business Is About To Pick Up! Trent and the
interviewee keep ragging on the enemy, when
they’re interrupted by his music! As he heads
to the ring, roll 1 die. On a 1-3, security
stops him in his tracks! On a 4-5, the enemy
hits the ring and a brawl breaks out!
On a 6, it’s a trap! An ally of the
interviewee attacks the enemy, injuring
him 2 cards!