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Post by LWPD on Feb 20, 2008 20:13:12 GMT -5
Credit Coheed
Tables, Ladders & Chairs
This match can be used in singles, tag or triple threat matches.
When you roll on any chart situation roll one die.If you are pinned
assume you climbed a ladder and grabbed the gold! “You” refers to
the person on offense.
1 or 4 roll on chair chart.
2 or 5 roll on tables chart.
3 or 6 roll on ladders chart.
Chair Chart
2-You go outside to grab a table but as you turn around the opponent
throws a chair at you wrapping it around your head! You go down
hard. The opponent goes for the ladder. Roll on the Ladder chart.
3-You grab a chair and smash the opponent over the head bending the
chair! The opponent is bleeding and in trouble. Add 1 to pin.
Opponent roles on level 3 offense.
4-You put the chair on the opponents face in the corner. Getting a
full head or steam you baseball slide into the opponents face! Roll
again on this chart or level 3 offense.
5-You and the opponent both have chairs and start dueling with them.
The wrestler with the better power rating kicks the other in the
midsection and smashes the chair over the opponents back. Roll
again on this chart or level 3 offense.
6-You close a chair on the opponents leg and smash it with another
chair! Ouch. Roll on level 3 offense.
7-You pick up a chair but the opponent is waiting for you! As you
turn around you are viciously attacked by the opponent. You are down
and in trouble. The opponent sets up a table! Roll on tables chart.
8-You set the opponent in the corner. Grabbing a chair you take a
running start and dropkick a chair into the opponents face! The
opponent is bloody and in trouble. Roll on level 3 offense.
9-As you grab a chair the opponent grabs a ladder and rams you in
the gut with it. Roll on the ladders chart.
10-You work the opponent over with a chair beating him to a bloody
pulp! The opponent is lifeless and in trouble. Add 1 to the
opponents pin rating and roll on level 3 offense.
11-You use one of your signature moves on the opponent using a
chair! Add 1 to the opponent’s pin and roll again on this chart.
12- You wrap the chair around the opponents head and climb to the
top rope. You jump off the rope with a vicious leg drop almost
decapitating the opponent! Add 2 to the opponents pin rating and
roll pin.
Tables Chart
2- You set the opponent on a table outside the ring. You go back in
the ring and climb a ladder. When you get to the top you dive off
with a huge leg drop. If your agility is the same or better then
the opponent you connect and break the table! Add 1 to the
opponents pin rating and roll on this chart or level 3 offense.
If it’s worse the opponent moves and you crash threw the table!
Roll on level 3 defense and add 1 to your pin.
3- You set up a table in the corner but as you turn around you
are speared threw the table by the opponent! Opponent rolls on
level 3 offense.
4-You suplex a table onto a downed opponent. Roll again on this chart.
5-You set up a table in the middle of the ring and go for a power
bomb! If your power rating is the same or better you execute a
monster power bomb threw the table! Roll on level 3 offense.
If it’s worse the opponent back body drops you onto the table,
picks up a chair and whales you with it! Roll on chair chart
6-You whip the opponent into a table stood up in the corner
sending him crashing threw it! Roll on level 3 offense
7-You stand a table in the middle of the ring. You set the opponent
on the turnbuckle planning to superplex him threw it! If your
power rating is the same or better then it works! Add 1 to the
opponents pin rating. If his is better he reverses the move
and sends you threw the table! Add 1 to your pin and roll pin!
8-You ram the opponents head repeatedly into a table leaving
him a bloody mess. If Opponent was already bleeding add 1 to
your pin rating and roll again on this chart or level 3 offense.
9-You use one of your specialty moves on the table sending both
of you threw it! Roll on level 3 offense.
10- You and the opponent are fighting on top of a table. Roll
one die to see who wins odd- you. Even-opponent. Whoever wins
the brawl DDT’s, pile drives, or pedigrees the other threw
the table (your pick) Roll on level 3 offense.
11-You set the opponent on top of the table and climb the ladder
with a chair in hand! You jump off the ladder with a leg drop
with the chair (Arabian face buster) driving the opponent
threw the table! Add two to the opponents pin rating and roll pin.
12-You start to climb the ladder for the belt. As you reach the
top the opponent tips the ladder over sending you over the
ropes and crashing threw a table! Add 2 to your pin rating
Opponent rolls on level 3 offense, chairs, ladders, or table
chart! Your pick.
Ladders Chart
2- You climb the ladder for the win but the opponent recovers
knocking you off the ladder out of the ring and onto the floor!
You are badly hurt. The opponent now trys to climb the ladder
for the title! You roll your pin. If no pin you miraculously
stop the opponent. Opponent rolls on level 3
3-You use the ladder as a battering ram hitting the opponent
in the face and splitting him open. If this is rolled again
add 1 to the opponents pin rating. Roll on this chart again
or level 3 offense.
4-You catapult the opponent into a ladder standing in the
corner. Roll on this chart again or level 3 offense.
5-You try to suplex the opponent onto a ladder. It works
if your power is the same or lower than the opponent. If
it’s higher the opponent reverses the move. Roll on
level 3 offense or this chart.
6-As you set up a table in the ring the opponent grabs a
ladder and rams you in the stomach. The opponent sets you
up on the table. Roll on table chart.
7-You place a ladder on top of a downed opponent. You climb
the ropes and jump off with a splash, moonsault, or frog
splash (your choice). The opponent may move. If your
agility is the same or lower you hit the move! Add 1 to
the opponents pin rating. If the opponent is better he
moves and you crash onto the table. Add one to your
pin rating. Roll on level 3 offense.
8-You dive off the ladder with a huge elbow to the
opponent. Roll on this chart again or level 3 offense.
9-You try to climb the ladder for the belt but the
opponent grabs another ladder from under the ring
and rams it into the ladder you’re on knocking you
off and leaving you hurt. Opponent rolls on level 3 offense.
10- You try to climb the ladder to grab the belt but the
opponent dives off the turnbuckle nailing you with a chair
to the back! You fall off the ladder and are hurt. Opponent
rolls on this chart or level 3 offense.
11-Both you and the opponent are climbing opposite sides
of the ladders and start fighting at the top! Roll one die.
1 or 4 you suplex the opponent off the ladder threw a table!
Add one to the opponents pin rating. Roll opponents pin.
2 or 5 the opponent choke slams you off and you land on
top of a chair! Add one to your pin rating Roll your pin.
6 Both of you are trading punches rocking the ladders back and
forth till one tips over onto the other! Opponent with the
better pin rating rolls on level 3 offense.
12-You choke slam the opponent threw a table at ringside.
Sensing victory you try to climb the ladder and grab the
belt. Opponent rolls pin. If no pin the opponent stops you
from climbing the ladder. Roll on level 3 offense
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Post by LWPD on Feb 20, 2008 20:14:00 GMT -5
Credit Brandon Strevel
Tag Out of the Ring Chart
Use this chart when Tables “R” Us wrestles a match, or any
team that will resort to “Hard-Core” Antics inside the ring.
When the opponent is tossed out of the ring or the opponent
leaves the ring on an (lv) option, roll on the following
chart. YOU refers to the wrestler on offense.
2-3 : You partner slides a section of the guardrail into the
ring, and you go to work hot shoting the opponent onto it!
The opponent gasps for breath as you scoop him up and
deliver a piledriver onto the rail busting him open! ROLL ON
LEVEL 2 OFFENSE.
4 : You set up a table at ringside and then slam the
opponent onto it. You then mount the ring apron with a steel
chair in hand and scale the ropes hitting a devastating
chair first elbow drop through the table! ROLL ON LEVEL 3
OFFENSE!
5 : You and the opponent fight your way over to the stage
area. You finally get the upperhand and plant the opponent
with a DDT, laying him out. You then find yourself a folding
table and set it up next to the stage. You haul the opponent
up onto the stage and go fetch a ladder. You set it up and
climb to the top, and take hold of the opponent and try to
bring him onto the ladder. But the opponent fights back and
pushes the ladder over sending you crashing down through the
table to the floor below! The crowd pops big time and begins
a “Holy Shit’ chant that rocks the arena. ROLL ON LEVEL 3
OFFENSE.
6 : You drop the opponent with a clothesline, and your
opponent slides you in a steel chair! You take to the steel
chair and as the opponent rises to his feet you plant him
with a STIFF CHAIRSHOT!!! The opponent slumps to the mat
with the chair wrapped around his neck! You pull the chair
from around the opponents head and scoop him up and hit your
finisher onto the chair! ROLL OPPONENT’S PIN PLUS YOUR
FINISHER!
7-8 : Your partner slides a ladder into the ring, and the
crowd pops like mad. You bridge the ladder in the corner on
the second rope. You then pull the opponent to the top rope,
so as you are directly above the ladder. You then leap off
the top rope with a power bomb sending the opponent head
first onto the steel ladder!!! The opponent is hurt and
busted up, you go for the kill. ROLL ON LEVEL 3 OFFENSE.
9 : You take the section of guardrail and lean it up in the
corner! You then haul the opponent up and hit a running
power bomb onto the guardrail! The opponent’s head hits the
railing and is busted open! The opponent is juicing as you
and your partner hit the ring and lay on a double team. The
opponent’s partner hits the ring and a wild brawl erupts.
Roll for initiative. Winner rolls on Level 2 offense.
10 : Your opponent gets the crowd worked up and they begin
to toss chairs into the ring! Soon there are 7 or 8 chairs
scattered in the ring, and you pick one up, as does your
opponent! You and the opponent begin to dual with the
chairs. The opponent is able to catch you in the gut with
the chair and then dropkick your chair into your face! The
opponent then piles up the chairs and hauls you to the top
rope, where he hits a top rope tombstone piledriver onto the
steel chairs! The crowd pops as you then lay one of the
chairs over the opponents face and again ascend the
ropes and hit a top rope leg drop onto the chair!! OPPONENT
ROLLS ON LEVEL 3 OFFENSE!
11 - 12 : Your partner slides a table into the ring and you
set it up. Your partner hits the ring and takes a sac of ten
penny nails and dumps them onto the table. You spread them
out across the table before then grabbing the opponent and
slamming him onto the table! He cringes in pain as the nails
pierce his back! His partner rushes into the ring to help,
but gets leveled by your Partner! You partner then scoops up
the opponent and you and your partner hit a double power
bomb onto the opponent onto his partner! The crowd pops as
both crash to the floor! The opponent’s partner rolls out of
the ring as the opponent rolls around on the mat in pain!
The Nails have bloodied his back and he is hurting. You then
cover the Opponent! Roll Opponent’s pin.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 20, 2008 20:15:43 GMT -5
Credit Big Bri
Tag Team System
I've collected these from various promoters over time, although
I didn't keep track of what I got from who so I'm unable to
give credit where credit is due. So, if you see something that
you came up with, I thank you for improving my playing experience.
TAG TEAM RULES
First of all, you need to determine what category the team
falls in. Look at the following chart:
CATEGORY D (0-10 Matches)
Defensive Tag: 4 (need to roll a 4 or lower to make a succesful
defensive tag)
Offensive Tag: 9 (need to roll a 9 or lower to make a successful
offensive tag. If unsuccessful, roll on same offensive level again)
Pin Saves: 0
Double Team: Add 2 to all Double Team Chart rolls
CATEGORY C (11-30 Matches)
Defensive Tag: 5
Offensive Tag: 10
Pin Saves: 1
Double Team: Add 1
CATEGORY B (31-60 Matches)
Defensive Tag: 6
Offensive Tag: 11
Pin Saves: 2
Double Team: No Change
CATEGORY A (61 Matches & Up)
Defensive Tag: 7
Offensive Tag: Whenever You'd Like
Pin Saves: 2
Double Team: -1 from all Double Team Chart rolls
This system simulates a teams improvement as they spend more
time in the ring together. When a new team is formed, add the
total number of (tag) options on both partners’ cards to get
the starting match total. This the official number that will
be used to determine the category from this point forward.
PIN SAVES, INTERFERNCE, DISTRACTIONS
-These only come into play when a wrestler has to roll a PIN
rating of 5 or higher (6 for babyfaces)
-If a wrestler is appearing in someone’s corner, his Distractor
Rating is automatically 5.
-A team may attempt 1 distraction, 1 interference, and no more
than 2 Pin Saves per match/fall (depending on what category the
team is in).
RECOVERING FATIGUE
-Whenever a tag team partner is on the apron waiting to be
tagged in, he may recover any added fatigue PIN tokens on him.
Each time there's an unsuccessful PIN attempt on his partner
(in which one token is added to his PIN, even if a successful
Pin Save is made), 1 fatigue token may be subtracted from the
outside wrestler's PIN Rating until his original PIN Rating is
reached.
SPECIAL SINGLES & TAG MOVES
-A move on offense followed by “tag” means the move only works
in tag team matches. If the wrestler is in a singles match and
you roll a “tag” move, roll again. If you roll the same move
again, assume that your opponent reversed/countered whatever
you were trying to do and he takes over on whatever offensive
level you were on. This works the same way with “sing” (singles)
moves and tag team matches.
TAGGING OUT ON DEFENSE
-No matter what category your team is in, if you roll a 12
while trying to tag out on Defense, your partner comes in at
Level 2 Offense.
-Also, if you roll a 2 while trying to tag out on Defense,
your next attempt to tag out on Defense will be at +1 to
the dice roll.
-If you are DOWN and try to make a defensive tag, subtract 1
from the roll
FACE HOT TAG
-This allows a face tag team to come in with a vengeance
ONCE per match (or fall if it’s a multi-fall match). Take
the number of fatigue tokens a wrestler has received since
the last tag and when he finally gets to tag in his partner,
add that number to ALL of his normal rolls on Offense until
the heel team regains control. (example: 1 becomes 3, 2
becomes 4, etc.). 6 is still the highest roll possible.
HEEL DEVASTATION
-Heels are allowed to cheat for a devastating double team ONCE
per match (or fall if it’s a multi-fall match). For this rule,
the heel team makes use of a distracted referee to destroy
the face. Under this scenario, the heel team tempts the face
partner into the ring. The referee tries to get the face back
into his corner. In the meantime, the heel team hits a double
team on the face. This double team is at –2 to the double
team number above. Also, the face partner, who has just left
the ring, doesn’t get to use a PIN save or interference afterward.
DEAD MAN’S TAG RULE
-If somehow a wrestler reaches a pin rating of 12 or higher,
& finds a way to tag out, he is considered "knocked out" for
the remainder of the match. The "dead man" is now unconscious
on the floor, unable to either tag back in, interfere, or
attempt pin saves. The match, from this point on, is a two
on one situation. If a tag finisher is rolled, assume that
it is some form of pin attempt (Example: roll-up, backslide
(Add 0 & roll pin, Add 1 if unsuccessful)). In other words,
the "dead man" is incapable of assisting in any form of double
team move.
MULTI-FALL MATCHES
-When changing falls, the winning team starts on Level 2
Offense. The choice of which member of the winning team
starts is optional. The losing teams pinned wrestler must
start the next fall. All fatigue tokens are carried forward
throughout the course of a multi-fall match, although 1
fatigue token is subtracted between falls to simulate a
one-minute "rest period".
ELIMINATION MATCHES
-After a fall has been scored, roll 1 die:
1: The new wrestler charges at the current wrestler, but
the current wrestler surprisingly takes the new wrestler
down/blocks the charge/etc. and takes over on Level 2 Offense.
2: The new wrestler enters and locks up with the current wrestler.
The current wrestler takes over on Level 1 Offense.
3-5: The new wrestler enters and locks up with the current
wrestler. The new wrestler takes over on Level 1 Offense.
6: The new wrestler charges at the current wrestler, knocks
him down to the canvas, and takes over on Level 2 Offense.
*All fatigue ratings are carried forward throughout the course
of an elimination match.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 20, 2008 20:18:48 GMT -5
Credit zanysteve
Tex-Arkana Television Title Matches
Larry Sweeney never defends his Tex-Arkana TV title without his Sweet N Sour Inc members at ringside.
1.Larry Sweeney uses CAGE rating!
2.Opponent uses PIN rating (regular pin rating)!
3.Larry is allowed TWO Outside Interference attempts :
1 Wrestler Interference , & 1 Group Interference!
4.If Larry happens to be the challenger , he can win the title on a DQ or Count-Out!
5.Any time Larry is thrown Out Of The Ring or Leaves the ring , roll on the Sweeney Out Of Ring Chart
SWEENEY OUT OF RING CHART
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2: The Opponent grabs a chair and starts hitting th Sweet N Sour Inc members at ringside. THE OPPONENT ROLLS DQ:7!
If No DQ , Sweeney adds +1 and opponent rolls on l.3 Offense
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3.A Sweet N Sour Inc member attacks the the opponent! SWEENEY ROLLS DQ:5
If no No DQ , the opponent adds +1 and Larry rolls on Level 3 Offense
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4.As Sweeney distracts the ref , Sweet N Sour attack the opponent with a double team move.
The Opponent adds +1 and Larry rolls on Level 3 Offense
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5.Larry hides behind his Sweet N Sour and gets a breather.The referee starts the out of ring count.Larry just slides into the ring in time.
The Opponent rolls on Level 1 Offense!
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6-7.Larry's' Opponent grabs him by the hair and pulls him back into the ring!!
The Opponent rolls on Level 3 Offense!!!
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8-9. Sweeney uses his stable mates to get in a breather.The referee makes a fast out of ring count and Sweeney barely makes it inside.
The Opponent rolls on Level 2 Offense!!
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10. As Larry distracts the ref , Sweet N Sour members attack opponent and then toss the sucker back into the ring.
The Opponent adds +1 and a weary Larry rolls on Level 2 Offense !!
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11. Sweet N Sour members attack the opponent with objects..did the ref see it? SWEENEY ROLLS DQ:5
If No DQ , The Opponent adds +2 to rating , and a menacing Larry rolls on Level 3 offense !!!
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12.All hell breaks loose as Sweet N Sour members blatantly attack the opponent! AUTO DQ !!
SWEET N SOUR INC THE DECIDE TO TAKE CARE OF BUSINESS AND INJURE THE OPPONENT!!!
Roll on The TCOB Attack chart
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TCOB ATTACK CHART
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2-3.Sweet N Sour Inc decide to teach this punk a lesson.
THE OPPONENT ROLLS TWO DICE FOR INJURY (MINIMUM 6 CARDS)
ONE SWEET N SOUR MEMBER GETS SUSPENDED 1-6 CARDS!
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4-6.Sweet N Sour attack the opponent and the opponent feels the pain of TCOB !
THE OPPONENT ROLLS ONE DIE FOR INJURY
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7-9.Sweet N Sour are only able to injure the opponent slightly!
THE LUCKY OPPONENT IS ONLY INJURED 1-3 CARDS before being saved by security (or stable mates)
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10-11.Sweet N Sour attack the opponent and teach him a lesson in pain!
THE OPPONENT ROLLS TWO DICE FOR INJURY (Minimum 6 cards)!
SOMEHOW SWEET N SOUR INC. ARE ONLY HEAVILY FINED FOR THE TCOB ATTACH!!
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12.Sweet N Sour Inc. TCOB on the hapless opponent!!
THE OPPONENT ROLLS TWO DICE AND MULTIPLIES IT BY FOUR FOR LENGTH ON INJURY !!
ALL SWEET N SOUR INC MEMBERS INVOLVED ROLL SUSPENSIONS.
NO MATTER THE RESULT LARRY SWEENEY GETS AN AUTOMATIC ONE MATCH SUSPENSION (PLUS ANY ADDED CARDS DECIDE BY THE COMMISSIONER)!
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Texas Bullrope Match
Credit Ty States
TEXAS BULLROPE MATCH
Two wrestlers have one end of an 8-ft. bullrope tied to their
wrists. A cowbell is tied to the center of the rope, which either
wrestler can use as a legal weapon.
Rules:
1. No D.Q. or count-out.
2. In order to win, a wrestler must touch all 4 corners. The
defensive wrestler rolls up to 4 pins, using his Cage rating.
3. Ignore (lv) option.
4. Whenever OUT OF THE RING is rolled, substitue HEAD INTO
TURNBUCKLE - 2.
5. Whenever © or (ch) is rolled, use the Bullrope chart below:
2-3 You throw your opponent into the ropes, then as he comes
off the ropes you choke him with the bullrope. ROLL ON
LEVEL 2 OFFENSE.
4 You throw your opponent into the ropes, then smash the cowbell
into his abdomen as he comes off. OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL 3
DEFENSE.
5 You wrap the bullrope around your opponents neck and throw
him over the top rope, then yank the rope hard, choking him.
Then you pull him back into the ring. ROLL ON LEVEL 3 OFFENSE.
6-7 You clothesline your opponent to the mat, then grab the
cowbell and deliver a falling fist drop, driving the sharp
edge into his forehead. OPPONENT ROLLS UP TO 4 PINS (+4).
8 With one hand you place the cowbell on the top turnbuckle,
and with your other hand you slam your opponent’s head into
the cowbell repeatedly. ROLL ON LEVEL 3 OFFENSE.
9 Your opponent shoves you into the referee, knocking him
out, then takes the cowbell and shoves the sharp edge of
the bell into your groin. YOUR OPPONENT RECEIVES 10 FREE
LEVEL 3 MOVES.
10-12 You grab the cowbell and jam the sharp edge of
the weapon into your opponent’s forehead. OPPONENT ROLLS
UP TO 4 PINS (+3).
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Post by LWPD on Feb 21, 2008 2:57:08 GMT -5
Texas Death Match
Credit poke30
TEXAS DEATH MATCH
* No DQ, NO Count out
* No one is allowed at ringside
* This match will continue until one man cannot continue
* Done two ways, once opponent gets 10 tokens, he loses
* Or, once the opponent gains 10 tokens, you have to pin him.
2 You grab a bullrope with a hangman’s noose on the end. You put the noose over your opponent’s head and sinch it closed. You then attempt to toss your opponent over the top rope. Roll 1 die: 1 or 6 - you are unable to get your opponent over the top rope. Add 1 to his pin and continue your attack on L-3-O or again on this chart. 2 – 5 you hang your opponent mercilessly. Add 3 to his pin and roll pin. If no pin, continue your attack on L-3-O or again on this chart
3 You flapjack your opponent through a table. Add 1 to your opponent’s pin rating and roll again on this chart or on L-3-O.
4 You grab a bullwhip and begin to mercilessly choke your opponent with it. Add one to your opponent’s pin and roll again on this chart or on L-3-O
5 You pick up a 2 X 4 and swing it at your opponent. Roll 1 die: Odd – You KO him with the board, breaking it in two pieces. Opponent goes down. You roll on L-3-O or again on this chart. Even – Your opponent ducks and lunges with a wicked spear. Opponent rolls on this chart again or on L-3-O.
6 You pull off your boot and begin beating your opponent with it. You roll L-3-O
7 The two of you brawl tooth and nail. Roll again on this chart!
8 Your opponent picks up a cowbell and clocks you with it. Your opponent rolls L-3-O
9 The two of you battle over a branding iron. Roll one die: odd- you win the battle and crack your opponent in the ribs with it. Opponent goes down. Roll again on this chart or L-3-O. Even – Opponent wins the battle and cracks you in the midsection with the branding iron. You go down in a heap. Opponent rolls again on this chart or on L-3-O
10 Your opponent reaches into his pocket for a roll of quarters and lands a vicious blow to your jaw. Down in a heap you go. Add 1 to your pin. Opponent rolls on L-3-O or again on this chart.
11 Your opponent bulldogs you onto a board covered in barbed wire. Add 1 to your pin. Opponent rolls again on this chart or on L-3-O
12 You are choking your opponent with a piece of rope when he grabs a spur and stabs you in the forehead with it! Blood is gushing! You take 3 fatigue tokens, your opponent goes for the kill, he rolls on L –3- O
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Post by LWPD on Feb 21, 2008 3:00:56 GMT -5
Credit Graymar
Business Model One: Guaranteed Contract Structure
COTG Business Model
Goals:
I have wanted a way to reproduce the business aspect of the
COTG game. From my discussions with other promoters, some have
wanted that as well.
What goals would you have for a business model? First, the model
should be simple. I have seen models that had multiple layers of
calculations that seem to work. But, one quickly gets bogged down
in the detail and the record keeping. So, our first goal – SIMPLE
IS BETTER!
Secondly, I wanted a system that could put restrictions on an
organization if it didn’t handle itself appropriately. What
is the real determination of a federation’s success? For
this model, we will assume that the quality of matches is
the determination. Therefore, match quality determines worth
of the organization.
Lastly, should a federation do well in its match booking, what are
the rewards? The federation should work toward something. That
something may be wrestling domination, better wrestlers, a gigantic
federation, or other goals. So, any system should allow the federation
to work toward its goals.
Continuous Costs:
In order to simplify record keeping, the costs utilized, contracts for
example, will be continuous until stopped. This means that you will not
subtract contract costs each week, month, etc. Instead, the costs are
subtracted from the MegaCredit balance until the contract is stopped.
The opposite is also true in that the revenues that offset these
costs are continuous as well, thereby ‘paying’ the expenses.
MegaCredits
The standard monetary unit that we will be using is a MegaCredit.
A MegaCredit is roughly equal to $10,000 today. If we spend 10
MegaCredits on advertising, it is the same as $100,000 today.
(10mc * $10,000 = $100,000)
All discussion will be based on a MegaCredit. While Credit denominations
less than a MegaCredit exist, we will only deal in MegaCredits for
simplicity sake. We will not want to keep up with partial MegaCredits.
Contracts
You will need to sign wrestlers to contracts. The rate at which
each wrestler will sign is dependant on his/her PIN rating. The
rate is 10mc – PIN. Therefore, a PIN(1) will sign for 9mc while
a PIN(5) will sign for 5mc.
The standard contract length is based on weeks. For each signed
wrestler, the length is 3d6 + PIN. This means that the higher
the PIN is, the longer the wrestler will be signed. You can add
or subtract 1d6 week for each additional MegaCredit you sign
the wrestler for. For example, a PIN(1) will sign for 5d6 + PIN(1)
for 11mc. Alternatively, you could sign a PIN(5) for 1d6 +PIN(5)
for 3mc.
All wrestlers sign at these rates. I have yet to institute any
negotiation calculation to the signing.
The MegaCredits are applied continuously not additionally.
Therefore, when a wrestlers contract is up, you can sign him
again WITHOUT SPENDING ADDITIONAL MEGACREDITS. This is already
figured into the system. If you choose to not renew a contract,
you receive those MegaCredits back. This will keep us from
‘accounting’ for each dollar and cent.
So, you sign a Captain Fear at PIN(1). This costs you 9mc and he
signs for 3d6+Pin(1). His initial signing reduces the MegaCredits
that you have available by 9. At the end of the contract, he will
resign for the same rate. This does not affect your MegaCredit
balance. If you choose not to sign him, your balance increases
by 9, thereby freeing up funds to sign additional wrestlers, pay
off debts, etc.
While the wrestlers will sign automatically, you cannot end the
contracts early! So, before you tie up wrestlers for an extended
period, beware that you may need these funds in the future.
(see optional rules – contracts)
Match Rating
The profit/loss and ratings of each show are based upon the
quality of matches. The matches will be graded on a standard
DUD to ***** system. ½* are available with * and higher. *****
is the highest a match can go.
In order to establish a fair system of grading matches, all
matches will be based on the Fatigue Tokens that each wrestler
sustains, and final Pin or Count out. This total is divided by
two to determine rating.
For example, Star Warrior and Thantos square off. Star Warrior
hits two NOVA BLASTS on Thantos (2), while Thantos throws Star
Warrior to the outside where Star Warrior sustains a +1 from
a possible count out (1). Thantos also hits a Skullcrusher that
Warrior kicks out of (1) before he is locked in the MASTERLOCK
for the win (1). Thantos sustains 2 Tokens. Star Warrior sustains
2 Tokens plus the MASTERLOCK finish for an additional point.
Match total is 5 points divided by 2 or **1/2. Divide tag matches,
triple threats, etc by two as well.
The only match that doesn’t compute easily is Royal Rumbles and
the like. For these, assign ** to the match. In gauntlet type
matches, calculate each match individually. Elimination matches
are one match.
As you can probably guess from this, it is more likely that a
PIN(1) will have a ***** match than a PIN(5) will. However, a
PIN(1) can produce a DUD on occasion particularly in a squash match.
(see optional rules – match rating)
Profits/Losses
Remember that we are looking at the increases or decreases over
an expected level, not revenues minus expenses. For each match
on the card, add up the rating of each match and calculate the
increase or decrease of the MegaCredits.
For each match MegaCredits
DUD -2mc
* -1mc
*1/2 or ** 0mc
**1/2 or *** +1mc
***1/2 or **** +2mc
****1/2 or ***** +3mc
The total of all the MegaCredit changes from a card increase
(or decrease) your MegaCredit balance thereby, either allowing
you to sign additional wrestlers or possibly letting someone leave.
You run a six-match card. There is a DUD, a *, 2 **, a ***, and
a ***** match. The DUD match reduces your balance by 2, the *
by 1. The 2 ** matches do not change your balance. The ***
increases your balance by 1 and the ***** increases your balance
by 3. The total effect of the card is +1mc. Hopefully, you can
see that the changes will be slow as you build up funds to
allow federation expansion. It would take 9 cards like this
to sign that PIN(1) superstar you want!
Pay Per Views:
PPVs are where you can really make, or lose money. All changes
to the MegaCredit balance are DOUBLED for a PPV. You have a
good match, everyone sees it. You have a bad match, everyone
sees it. The doubling of MegaCredits makes for a good reason
to build a feud during the month for a PPV blow off.
(see optional rules – match ratings)
House Shows / Dark Matches:
Any MegaCredit changes from a house show or dark matches are
halved. Remember that we do not account for partial MegaCredits,
so drop any 0.5s. You have a good match, not as many people see
it. But, if you have a bad match, not as many people see it.
Broadcast Ratings:
House Shows / Dark Matches:
Since neither of these are broadcast, these rules do not apply.
Broadcast Shows:
These are the most common broadcast shows on ‘free’ TV, cable,
holovision, etc. This is your RAW, Nitro, etc.
Like the continuous costs, ratings are based on a standard
that you have already obtained. The starting base for these
shows are an initial investment that the federation makes.
This investment is for the building of a broadcast organization.
Buying cameras, securing knowledgeable personnel, broadcast
quality, advertising all determine this base investment.
Base investment in these services, and to some extent ratings,
are purchased. Every 10mc is equal to .1 in broadcast rating.
So, to launch a show with a 2.0 base rating costs an investment
of 200mc.
Final ratings are a combination of the base rating and the
match quality. Base rating is increase or decreased by ten
percent of profit/loss calculated above. For example, an
organization that has a base rating of 2.0 has a card that
generates –9 on profit/loss. The final rating for the show is 1.1.
(2.0 +(-9*.1))
PPVs:
PPVs are still calculated in buy rates. Buy rates run much less
than normal broadcast rates. Buy rates are the base rating
* .25 plus the profit/loss for the PPV * .05. The same 2.0
base rating for a PPV with +20 profit/loss would give a buy
rate of 1.5. ((2.0*.25)+(20*.05))
Example
Initial Startup:
You decide to start a new mid-sized federation. You limit the
initial size to 24 wrestlers. We’ll use the 2087 GWF set for
this example since everyone is reasonably familiar with it.
The federation will have a weekly holovid show which you start
at a 2.0 base rating. To start this league you have 400mc
($4 million).
Wrestler Contracts:
Let’s start with Wolf. Wolf has a Pin(2). Therefore, he will
sign for 8mc for 3d6+2 length or 3 months using the optional rules.
Star Warrior will sign for 8mc using his PIN(2). However, you decide
to extend his contract to 6d6+3 (or 6 months using optional rules).
This costs an additional 3mc.
Death Knight is next. His Pin(6) earns him 4mc. But, you only want
to sign him for 1d6+6 or 1 month. That reduces the cost by 2mc.
Total cost for Death Knight’s contract is 2mc.
Here is the roster, costs, and length:
Wrestler Cost Length
Actagon 8mc 3d6+2 (3 months)
Beast-Rider 5mc 3d6+5 (3 months)
Brute 8mc 3d6+2 (3 months)
Commander Sam 6mc 3d6+4 (3 months)
Comrade Terror 7mc 3d6+3 (3 months)
Death Knight 2mc 1d6+6 (1 month)
Executioner 6mc 3d6+4 (3 months)
Exo-King 7mc 3d6+3 (3months)
Ghengis Khan 5mc 3d6+5 (3months)
Kraken 6mc 3d6+4 (3months)
Killer Queen 4mc 3d6+4 (3months)
Lord Nexus 7mc 3d6+3 (3 months)
Massacre 6mc 3d6+4 (3 months)
Massif 7mc 3d6+3 (3 months)
Mutant 6mc 3d6+4 (3 months)
Omega (as a former GWF Champion, I increased his cost)
6mc 3d6+5 (3 months)
Put Viper 6mc 3d6+4 (3 months)
Proteus 7mc 3d6+3 (3 months)
Pulsar 4mc 3d6+6 (3 months)
Renegade 7mc 3d6+3 (3 months)
Star Warrior 11mc 6d6+2 (6 months)
Thantos 8mc 3d6+2 (3 months)
Vanity 6mc 3d6+4 (3 months)
Wolf 8mc 3d6+2 (3 months)
Total 161mc
Signing this group of wrestlers would take 161mc of the
400mc we started with. When these wrestlers resign, assuming
they resign at the same rate, will not cost any additional
from the 400mc. However, you could not resign them allowing
the MegaCredits to be used to fund other things or take into
account the losses from bad cards.
Match Ratings:
You run you first broadcast card. We’ll use the sample card
from the 2087 book for an example.
#1 #2 Type Fatigue Other (see optional rules) Match Rating
Vanity Omega Opening Match Vanity gets a quick win with a
Pulverizer No Feud DUD (1 fatigue /2)
Renegade Death Knight Opening Match DK hits a Death Ride that
Renegade kicks out of. Renegade wins with a Spinecraker No Feud
(2 fatigue /2)
Wolf Executioner Opening Match Wolf takes three foreign
object blows before Wolf wins with a sunset flip Feud (1 feud) **1/2
((4 fatigue + 1 Feud) /2)
Society of Death Flying Titans Three-Man Tag Wild match…7 fatigues
before a double DQ Feud
(You can reduce the feud and increase the match rating. In this case,
we reduce the feud by 1 and increase the match by 1) **** ((7 fatigue
+ 1 Feud ) /2)
Commander Sam Comrade Terror Cosmic Cage Match Sam is devastated
with a scoring Terror Face Claw and two ATOMIC WARHEAD’s before
Terror climbs from the ring. Feud (1 reduction) ** ((3 fatigue +
1 Feud) /2)
The Greek Gods © Gladiators of Aethra Galaxian Tag Title Match
Total of five fatigue suffered before the Gladiators win by DQ
when Wolf entered the fray. Feud (1 reduction in Greek Gods &
Gladiators)(+1 in Wolf & Gladiators feud) Minor Title +1 ***1/2
((5 fatigue + 1 Feud + Minor Title) /2)
Thantos© Star Warrior Galaxian Title Match Star Warrior was not
ready for this match as Thantos ended him with a MASTERLOCK after
Warrior suffered two fatigues Feud (1 reduction) Major Title +2
***((3 fatigue + 1 Feud + 2 Major Title) /2
Profits/Losses:
For the matches above, Profit/Loss calculations are below:
Match Match Rating Profit/Loss
Vanity v Omega DUD -2mc
Renegade v DK * -1mc
Wolf v Executioner **1/2 +1mc
Society of Death v Titans **** +2mc
Commander Sam v Comrade Terror ** 0mc
The Greek Gods v Gladiators of Aethra ***1/2 +2mc
Thantos v Star Warrior *** +1mc
Card total +3mc
We gained 3mc from the card…a good night. If this same card
had been run as a PPV, all amounts would have doubled and we
would have added 6mc to our funds. If this had been a house
show, we would have gained 1 mc (3mc /2 and drop the .5) The
3mc could be added to the funds, used to hire another wrestler,
increase ratings, etc.
Overall profit/loss and ratings as we will see in a moment, are
dependant on match quality, feuds, and title bouts.
Ratings:
During the initial startup, the federation made a 200mc investment
in equipment, airtime, etc. to obtain a base rating of 2.0. Here
is what happens to ratings over a period of time.
Month Card Base Rating Card Profit/Loss Holovid Rating Other
January 2087
Card #1 (above) 2.0 +3 2.3
Card #2 2.0 -3 1.7
Card #3 2.0 +4 2.4
Card #4 2.0 +3 2.3
Spend 10mc to increase the base rating by .1
February 2087
Card #5 2.1 +1 2.2
Card #6 2.1 +2 2.3
Card #7 2.1 +3 2.4
Card #8 2.1 +1 2.2
Spend another 10mc to increase the base rating by .1
March 2087
Card #9 2.2 -3 1.9
Card #10 2.2 -4 1.8
We have a decent first month. At the end of the month we
have a decision to make on Death Knight. Remember, we only
signed him to a 1-month contract. We decide to resign him
for a 3-month contract. His old contract was at 2mc. The
increase from 1 to 3 months on the second contract costs
4mc for the contract of a net effect to our funds of 2mc.
We also use some excess funds to increase our advertising
and thus our ratings. February is a very good month for us.
However, the first two cards in March are not good. Most
of the rest of the wrestler’s contracts are up at the end
of the month. We will have some serious decisions to do at
the end of the month to renew these contracts.
Fund Balance:
These are the fund balances after certain events:
Month Event Increase (Decrease) Fund Balance
January 2087
Initial Funding 400mc +400
Contracts -161mc +239
Base Ratings -200mc +39
Card #1 +3mc +42
Card #2 -3mc +39
Card #3 +4mc +43
Card #4 +3mc +46
Increase Base Ratings by .1 -10mc +36
Death Knight contract is renewed and increased to
3 months -2mc +34
February 2087 Card #5 +1mc +35
Card #6 +2mc +37
Card #7 +3mc +40
Card #8 +1mc +41
Increase Base Rating by .1 -10mc +31
March 2087
Card # 9 -3mc +28
Card # 10 -4mc +24
So, we leave the league here with falling ratings and decisions
to be made.
Optional Rules
Contracts:
Contract Length:
Alternatively, contract length could be based on months as
opposed to the 3d6 role. Therefore, all contracts are signed
with a base 3-month length as opposed to a 3d6 length. Also,
contracts can be extended by months or decreased by months
with +1mc or –1mc cost.
Rookies:
Rookies could be signed for a reduced investment. Rookies sign
for –1mc than expected. This only applies to contracts in their
first year. This investment could be further reduced by a
training facility. (see optional rules – other expenses)
Champions:
Current or former champions could ask for increases at
signing. I would start with a current minor champion at
+1mc, a current major champion at +2mc, and a former major
champion at +1mc.
Females & Minis:
Sorry to say, wage differences still exist. The PIN ratings
for signing are against MALE wrestlers. Therefore, Females
and Minis get the adjustments you would make if they were
facing a male. For example, a female PIN(1) would sign
for 7mc not 9mc.
Tag Teams:
Tag teams are expensive to sign in this plan. To sign two
tag wrestlers at PIN(2) each would cost 16mc. So, to give a
bit of a break, any tag move (Finisher, +1 move, etc.) reduces
the signing amount by 1mc. To sign Vindicator, a PIN(6) would
normally cost 4mc. However, his two tag Finishers reduces
that to 2mc. His partner, Tusk has a PIN(4) with one tag
finisher. The cost on Tusk would be 5mc. The Beasts of
Brymstone together could be signed for 7mc.
Signing as a team, the contract length would be based on
the LOWER PIN rating of the individuals. In the above,
the Beasts of Brymstone would sign together for 3d6+
Tusk’s PIN(4). That helps keep from tying up credits when
one of the tag partners is released before the other.
Managers, Valets, Bodyguards, and Part-timers:
All non-wrestlers can be signed at 1mc…Solaris for example.
Other associates that may wrestle part time are signed at
½ their normal rate based on PIN rounded up.
Trainer Jim would sign for 2mc. He can appear at ringside
anytime, but can only appear in matches on a part time
basis. For Reynard B. Guile, his PIN(5) and managerial
talents would cost 3mc.
Competition:
If you are running more than one comparable in size
federations, increase all signings by 1mc for each of
these feds to simulate the salary competition.
Additionally, the feds are likely to sign these
wrestlers to longer time periods. So, there may be
additional costs in signing 4d6, 5d6, etc. to tie up the talent.
This may, at some point, run one or more feds out of
competition. Alternatively, the fed may shrink to avoid
the competition.
Match Rating:
Title Matches:
Increase each title match by 1 for minor titles and 2 for major
titles BEFORE YOU DIVIDE BY 2.
Feuds:
Increase each feud match by 1 BEFORE YOU DIVIDE BY 2. Or,
check out the feud grading below.
Feud Grading:
This area significantly complicates the system and is
not really part of the Business Model but presented here
for your consideration.
Each feud increases or decreases in intensity before it
is blown off. Each altercation, challenge, humbling,
injuring, etc. increases the grudge rating for the grudge
itself. Deliberate injuries increase the feud by 1 per
level of injury. A moderate injury would increase the feud by 2.
For example, Thantos issues a challenge to Star Warrior.
The feud between Thantos and Warrior increases by 1. Thantos
beats on Warrior after Warrior’s match against Exo-King. The
feud increases by 1 again. The next week, Warrior faces
Killer Queen. Thantos and Comrade Terror storm the ring
injuring Warrior for 4 weeks. Feud increases by 2 for the
Warrior-Thantos feud and the Warrior- Terror feud is created
at a 2 intensity. The Warrior-Terror feud is blown off with
a cage match. The Warrior-Terror feud is now 0, and the 2
is used to increase the match rating BEFORE DIVIDING by 2.
So, what may have been a ** match between Warrior and Terror
is now a *** match. The same with the Thantos-Warrior feud,
which is now at 4. All, or part of the feud could be reduced
by using the feud intensity to up the match rating. The four
points in intensity could be used to increase the match
rating by up to 2 *’s with a comparable reduction in the
feud intensity. The entire 4 in feud intensity between
Thantos and Warrior does NOT have to be used in the one
match. Some of the feuds intensity could be held over to
another time.
Time dissipates a feud. For each month that goes by that
the feud intensity did not change because of no challenges,
matches, etc., the intensity is reduced by 1.
This does allow for something that is not included in the
Business Model and that is off camera action. However, if
the feud intensity increases the match rating, then we
have a reason to promote feuds and other off camera action.
Other Expenses:
Your funds can be used for things other than what we have
described. This is limited by only your own imagination.
We have talked about signing contracts and increasing
rating with advertising, new cameras, etc. Here are some
other uses.
Training Facility:
Training facilities can be purchased and ran for 100mc. Each
100mc up to 500mc spent will reduce the cost of rookies
contracts above by –1mc per 100mc spent on the facility.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 21, 2008 3:03:25 GMT -5
The COTG Business Model Version Two
Credit Graymar w/ Paid Per Appearance Structure
Differences between versions:
The primary difference between versions, are the wrestler pay
system. In the first version, wrestlers were contracted. In
this version, wrestlers ‘eat what they kill’. In other words,
their performance determines their pay.
Wrestler Draw:
The first step in the new version is determining wrestler draw.
In doing this we again want a SIMPLE system, that can be
implemented at anytime. This system will focus on two issues
W-L record and titles.
Wrestlers will draw 20 fans per each win and 10 fans for each
loss. Additionally, they will accumulate fans by titles won or
currently held. For each minor title held in the past, add 125
fans to the fan base, 250 if they currently hold the title.
Major titles are 250 and 500. However, multiple wins of the
same title DO NOT ADD to total. So, if your wrestler has won
the IP title 5 times but does not currently hold it, he gains
125 fans to his base. On the other hand, if you have a wrestler
that has held the IP and the Holovid title, he adds 250 to his
base, 125 for each minor title.
Using my 2087 GWF, first generation, numbers to demonstrate:
Star Warrior has a record of 23-5. He has won the Galaxian
Title twice and currently holds it. His fan base is as follows:
Measure Number Fans
Wins x 20 23 460
Losses x 10 5 50
Minor Titles 0 0
Major Title 1 (Still Held) 500
Total Fan Base 1,010
Let’s check another example, Thantos:
Thantos has a 26-8 record. He has held both the Heavy Metal
and Galaxian titles, but holds neither now. His fan base
is as follows:
Measure Number Fans
Wins x 20 26 520
Losses x 10 8 80
Minor Titles 1 125
Major Title 1 250
Total Fan Base 975
Since these two guys are close, let’s try another for good measure:
Death Knight is 2-20 with no titles. His fan base is as follows:
Measure Number Fans
Wins x 20 2 40
Losses x 10 20 200
Minor Titles 0 0
Major Title 0 0
Total Fan Base 240
All numbers for tag teams are halved between the two wrestlers.
I fwrestleing singiliy, half of their tag team fan base are
included.
Determining Attendence:
Total attendence is the fan base of each wrestler appearing on
the card limited by the arena size.
Going back to the card presented in the 2087 guidebook and
using figures from my GWF:
#1 Draw #2 Draw Match Draw Cumulative Draw
Vanity 180 Omega 325 505 505
Renegade 404 Death Knight 280 684 1,189
Wolf 1,075 Executioner 675 1,750 2,939
SOD 1,168 Titans 1,893 3,061 6,000
Com. Sam 321 Com. Terror 590 911 6,911
Greek Gods © 1,035 Gladiators 589 1,624 8,535
Star Warrior© 1,010 Thantos 980 1,990 10,525
Total attendence for the card is 10,525. But, don’t forget
that this would be the GWF’s first year and is still building crowds.
Arena Size:
The arena size will determine the ‘take per head’. Larger venues
will draw a larger ‘take’. Alternatively, the size of the facility
also dictates the cost of rental for the facility.
For both take and cost rates, see the following chart:
Size Cost/Seat Ticket Price
0 – 2,000 1 3
2,001 – 5,000 2 5
5,001 – 10,000 4 10
10,001 – 20,000 6 15
20,001 – 35,000 8 20
35,001 – 50,000 10 25
50,001 + 12 30
Let’s look at some example arenas:
Venue Size Cost Ticket Price Max Take (after Arena Cost)
Diemos Intergalactic Arena, Mars
Morning Star Remple, Venus
203,438 2,441,256 30 3,661,884
Morning Star Temple, Venus
37,000 370,000 25 555,000
Chariot of the Gods, Auriga
25,144 201,152 20 301,728
Mizar Solar Sphere, Ursa Major
17,944 107,644 15 151,156
Glacier Sound Pluto
9.050 36,200 10 54,300
The Max Take (after Arena Cost) column is the profit after
paying for the facility assuming a sell-out.
Paying the Wrestlers:
As we mentioned earlier, this in not a contracted system but
one that the wrestlers pay is based upon performance. Wrestlers
are paid for their evening work based on the following:
Merchandising:
Merchandising is a high consideration in this plan. Merchandising
is based upon the product, and the wrestler(s) draw.
First, design the product. No products can be sold under this
scenario that do not have a them. You cannot just say that you
are releasing Thantos shirts. They must have a them. For
example, Thantos, Masterlock on the Title shirt, would be a
valid product. The Gladiators, “Prepare to be Decapitated”
shirt is another example. Both Massacre and Brute would share
the wrestler take from the product.
The descision to place a product on , or off the market happens
once at the beginning of the month. As we look at profit or
loss, that will be on a monthly basis only.
For each product, roll on the following table to determine
number of product. When utilizing this chart, increase rolls
by one for a current minor champion and 2 for a current major
champion:
Roll Results
1-3 League takes a bath on product. League loses 3*wrestler(s)
fan base. No loss to wrestler(s) League discontinues product.
4-5 Unused stock. League loses 1*wrestler(s) fan base. No
loss to wrestler(s)
6-7 Total take is .5* wrestler(s) fan base. Half goes to
league and half goes to wrestler(s)
8-9 Total take is 1* wrestler(s) fan base. Half goes to
league and half goes to wrestler(s)
10-11 Total take is 2* wrestler(s) fan base. Half goes to
league and half goes to wrestler(s)
12+ Total take is 3* wrestler(s) fan base. Half goes to
league and half goes to wrestler(s)
Total profit or loss is the product sales from above times one
half the product saleing price. For example, a T-shirt may
sale for $20. $10 times the product sales is the take on the
product after the cost of making the product. This is the
money that may shared between the wrestler(s) and the league
(or lost by the league).
Using the Star Warrior information above, we produce a Star
Warrior “Feel the Blast” T-shirt. Fan base for Warrior is
1,010. At the end of the month we roll on the table above
and hit a 7. We add two because he is the current major
titleholder for a 9. This indicates 1*fan base (1,010) for
product sales. Total product sales for the month would be
1,010. The sales times the take, $20 shirt so, 10 * 1,010
is 10,100. The league gets $5,050 and Star Warrior gets
$5,050. If we had rolled a 2 plus 2 for current major
champion, the GWF would be stuck with 1,010 shirts and
lose $10,100.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 21, 2008 3:04:36 GMT -5
Credit Arnaldo Colado
The COTG Career Performance Tracker
I use this to help with rankings and measure the overall
of the guys in my fed. It's not just based upon straight
wins and losses, but on factors like how they are booked
and how the wins and losses come about. It's fun to keep
up with if you love stats.
I keep a running tab after each match but run the scores
every 3 months game time. I tabulate scores both quarterly
and life time. You can use them as often as it works best
for you.
The Colado COTG Career Performance Tracker
* Add points for everything that applies to a wrestlers
performance during a card. Also keep track of overall
record to give this more perspective.
* A multiple fall match (ie 2 out of 3 falls) is scored on
the basis of each fall counting separately.
* Championship matches have separate stats but are still
scored cumulatively for over all performance
Scoring System
Being Booked on a Card (+1)
Each Promo or Skit Apearance (+2)
Competing in a Match (singles or tag match) (+3)
Appearing/Interfering in a Match (+1)
Winning Any Match by DQ/CO (+3)
Winning a Singles Match by Pinfall (+5)
Winning a Tag Match by scoring the pin (+4)
Winning a Tag Match w/o scoring the pin (+3)
Draw (+1)
Wrestle in a Specialty Match (+1)
Win a Specialty Match (+2)
Being Booked in the Main Event (+3)
Being Booked in the Semi Main Event (+1)
Being Booked on a PPV (+3)
PPV Victory by Pin Fall (+2)
PPV Victory by DQ/CO (+1)
Champion Specialty Scores
Win GWF Title (+50)
Win IP Title (+30)
Win Tag Title (+20)
Retain Any Title by Pin Fall (+10)
Retain Any Title by DQ/CO (+5)
Seperate Contender Stats
# Galaxian Title Shot (+7)
# IP Title Shot (+5)
Separate for each title and Subtract for cumulative score:
# Winning by DQ (-1)
# Draw (-2)
# Losing by DQ (-3)
# Losing by Pinfall (-5)
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Post by LWPD on Feb 21, 2008 3:05:56 GMT -5
Credit Graymar
The Draw System
Okay…So I finally get to…DRAW!
Some time ago, I wanted to develop a system that showed what
each wrestler was ‘worth’ to the organization. Something that
went beyond yearly ranking. I have cobbled this system together
from advice and ideas from others. Unfortunately, I can’t
remember everyone that helped….but, thank you.
Draw is how many people want to see a wrestler. Simple, huh?
Well, it pretty much is.
A wrestler starts with a beginning draw of 10 – PIN rating *10.
Algebra scare you? Okay, try this…for each PIN rating this
is the starting Draw:
1 = 90
2 = 80
3 = 70
4 = 60
5 = 50
6 = 40
7 = 30
8 = 20
After every card, adjust each wrestler’s Draw as follows:
Singles win +40
Singles Loss –20
Major Singles Title Win +50
Minor Singles Title Win +30
Tag Win +20 for each man
Tag Loss –10 for each man
Tag Title Win +20 for each man
Attendance is the total of all draws on the card with any tag
teams draw averaged. For example, if the Glads are on the
card. Brute has a Draw of 600 and Massacre of 620, the Glads
would be figured at 610.
Unlike rankings that may ‘reset’ from year to year, Draw
never does. Therefore, over a period of years, some wrestlers
could draw over 2,000 on a card.
If you already have w-l records and title history, you can
calculate Draw at anytime.
The negatives are an interesting situation. Firing is one
alternative. Death Knight (in 2088) is at -160. That reduces
the total attendance when I use him. So, I have used him only
on house shows in tag matches to hopefully reduce his negative!
For Feuds, Stipulation Matches, and Titles remember that all
wrestlers appearing in matches are added together to determine
attendance. Okay, let’s say that Pit Viper is facing Ghengis
Khan. Pit Viper’s heat is 53 and Khan’s is 16. Together the
match draws 690 (53+16)*10. Since this is a feud, I would
increase attendance by 5 times the feds heat.
Any stipulations would increase the Draw as well. I use 5 times
the Fed Heat per stipulation. Some matches have more than one
stipulation. A Cosmic Cage match has 2 Stips. Title matches
add 5 for a major title, 4 for a tag title, and 3 for a minor
title. All multiplied by the fed heat of course. So Viper –
Khan would draw 690 plus 50 for a feud, plus 50 for a Titan
Death Match, and 30 more for a Holovid Title. A nice little
820 fans in the seats!
I think PPVs would automatically increase whoever appears’heat.
I would suggest by 2. So even if a worker lost a PPV match
which would usually decrease his heat by 2, the fact that it’s
a ppv would add 2 back for a total change of 0 while the winner
would increase heat by 4 for a win and 2 for a PPV match for a
total 6 increase. For House shows/Dark Matches, all heat changes
are 1 less than expected. Win a singles dark match increases
heat by 3 instead of 4 while losing only loses you 1 heat
instead of 2.
As far as overall card quality, I could see that if the GWF
had a month of cards where the matches averaged 3* or better,
increasing the fed heat (and therefore the multiplier for Draw)
by 1. So the next month, the attendance would be the workers
heat times 11 instead of 10. Alternatively, should the match
quality average less than 2, you would DECREASE fed heat and
thereby decrease the multiplier. But again, it depends on a
match rating system.
For House shows/Dark Matches, all heat changes are 1 less than
expected. Win a singles dark match increases heat by 3 instead
of 4 while losing only loses you 1 heat instead of 2.
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Here's an alternative method from the same thread from a poster
named Joe:
I came up with what I think is a good idea for a little randomness
as well... once you come up with the draw, roll 3 dice, then divide
by 10. This is the "popularity factor" of the card. To figure
actual attendance for the event, you would multiple draw by
this factor.
I.e for 820 fans
Roll of 13 : 820 fans * 1.3 = 1066 attendance
Roll of 8 : 820 fans * .8 = 656 attendance
As far as heat goes, I could see adding 1 for a good match
(a 3* match, or so).. I consider a "good" match one which
both wrestlers have some time on offense... both men would
have at least 1 pin token, with 3-5 overall, then 2 for a
Great match...these would be ones that just beg to have a
re-match.. with both men having at least 2 tokens, and more
than 5 overall. In addition I give a match of the year award
in my fed.. the winners of this would get 3.
I like the idea of a fed rating... I would think you could
tie this into actual attendance as well i.e a few lousy draws
in a row might lower it by one, while good ones would increase it
Maybe there could be a standard increase of 1 or 2 for
giving a promo, then an adjustment of some sort either based
on a chart, or based on what happened later in the card.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 21, 2008 20:00:50 GMT -5
Credit Brian Barrow
The Elimination Chamber
Here are the rules I use for the elimination chamber match. If
you don't know what the elimination chamber is, go to the WWE
website, they have pictures of it all over the place.
RULES
1. You will need a 1d4 to play this match!!-You might also
need Tirion Triple Threat match rules during parts of the match.
2. Two men start in the ring, the other four are sealed inside
the side pods. After 15 offensive moves, roll the 1d4 to see
which pod gets opened next (if that pod is empty, re-roll until
you get a different pod). This wrestler attacks anyone he wants
at Level-1 Offense.
3. Use Cosmic Cage rules.
4. "Out of the Ring" becomes a choice of three options:
*Whip opponent into cage bars-3. Works on rolls of 7 or
lower, +/- opponent's pw.
*Whip opponent into plexiglass pod-3. Works on rolls of 7
or lower, +/- opponent's pw.
*Scoop slam opponent into cage floor-2. Works on rolls
of 9 or lower, +/- opponent's ag!!-If you fail, opponent
rolls on Level-2 Offense.
5. All other charts (ropes, turnbuckle, deathjump) are used
as normal.
6. Last man in the ring wins!
CAUTION! This match often gets brutal and bloody! While there's
no real threat of injury coming out of it (like the Torture
Chamber or Barbwire Cage), it does leave a lasting impact on
all the wrestlers involved. However, if you want to combine this
with a barbwire cage, GO FOR IT! Brutality rules in the GWF!
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