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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 8:59:22 GMT -5
Battleground Match
Credit Squire
I have been thinking of a match that would be a nice
addition to my next PPV for one of the fueds going on.
It's a mix of War Games/Elimination Chamber with a rule
I like to call "The Dodgeball Clause" =)
1) Two teams (number of members is up to you) enter into
chambers within an enclosed cage. 1 member from each team
enters the ring to start.
2) After 5 rounds(minutes or whatever measure of time you wish
to use) a chamber from one of the teams is oppened and you have
a two on one match.
3) Repeat rule 2 until all members of both teams are in the ring.
4) The match continues until a member of one team is pinned or
submits. At that point, the first wrestler beaten returns to
the chamber.
5) A wrestler can be 'brought back' if a member of the opposing
team is pinned or submits. ((I call this the 'Dodgeball' clause)
6) The match continues until all members of one team are eliminated.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:00:03 GMT -5
Credit Sirbrak
Bear Trap on a Turnbuckle Match
In the “Bear Trap on a Turnbuckle” match, each turnbuckle has a bear
trap tied to it. Whenever a wrestler is whipped into a turnbuckle,
he is caught in the trap until he can free himself. Bear traps are
activated (tripped) one time apiece. After a trap has been tripped,
it acts as a hard steel turnbuckle for the rest of the match.
* Whenever a chart situation is rolled, roll on the “Irish Whip”
chart below. “You” refers to the wrestler that is being tossed into
the turnbuckle.
* Tripping the Trap: When a bear trap is tripped, Add 2 fatigue to
the character that tripped it. This represents the character getting
caught in the trap and his opponent taking advantage of his plight
with a savage beat down. Defender is hurt – 2. If you are playing
without the “optional rule”, the opponent gets 3 free moves (moves
that can’t be reversed, any reversal counts as a hurt – 2).
* Keeping Track of Trips: You’ll have to keep track of tripped bear
traps. Mark on a sheet of paper A, B, C, and D. When a turnbuckle
bear trap is tripped, cross off the letter. That turnbuckle becomes
a regular turnbuckle (see modifications below).
* Turnbuckle Chart Modifications: Whenever you roll an “into the
turnbuckle” on the “irish whip” chart and that turnbuckle has been
tripped already, roll on the “into the turnbuckle” chart. All moves
on the turnbuckle chart are +1 (2’s are increased to 3, 3’s are
increased to 3 Add 1, PIN is increased to PIN +2). This represents
the opponent being slammed into a closed steel bear trap.
*Optional Rule: With this rule, there can be no victory until all
traps have been tripped. Add 1 after any PIN attempt and continue
the match.
Irish Whip Chart (You represents the wrestler on defense).
1. You are thrown into turnbuckle A.
2. You are thrown into turnbuckle B.
3. You are thrown into turnbuckle C.
4. You are thrown into turnbuckle D.
5. Reversal! You are now the attacker. Roll again.
6. Roll on the normal chart (ring, turnbuckle, deathjump, or ropes).
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:00:34 GMT -5
Credit Jumbo Inoki
Beat the Clock
I saw this used on Raw to set up the Order of Entry for an
upcoming Elimination Chamber match. It can be used for any
number of events invlving multiple competitiors.
1. First determine who will compete in the future event.
2. Then schedule a series of singles matches for each
particpant.
3. The matches can be 'timed' either real time or through
total # of moves until completion. Use this as a standard to
compare and contrast by.
4. As an added twist, in the event of a loss the winner
takes the place of the wrestler he beat in the future event.
5. After the first match, the 'time' to beat is established.
Not only does the best time give the winner the best spot,
all times in subsequent order also determine each
corresponding placement in the event for each of the other
competitiors.
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Bed of Nails Match
Credit Brandon Strevel
BED OF NAILS CHART
In this match boards laden with 6 inch long nails are hung up in
all four corners of the ring. When you roll on "into the
turnbuckle" automatically roll on the chart below. Otherwise, You
only roll on this chart when you roll a 2 or a 4 on offense. "YOU"
refers to the wrestler on offense.
2: You attempt to irish whip the opponent into one of the beds of
nails placed in the corner! But the opponent reverses and sends you
crashing into the bed of nails!! You cringe in pain as the nails stab
into your flesh, opening several wounds that begin to bleed immediately.
The opponent rolls on level 2 offense.
3-4: You viscously rake the opponent’s forehead across the nails.
The nails cut into the opponent’s forehead opening a deep gash which
begins to gush huge amounts of blood! The opponent’s face is quickly
covered in blood as he clutches at the wound trying to stop the
bleeding. You roll on level 2 offense.
5: You take the opponent’s arm and repeatedly drive it into the
nails! The nails repeatedly stab the opponent’s arm, with one
nail even impaling the opponent’s HAND!!!! The opponent yells in
pain and blood pours from the open wound! The opponent’s entire arm
I covered in blood as he slumps to the mat in pain. Roll on level
2 offense.
6: You suplex the bed of nails down on top of the opponent! The
nails stab the opponent in the arms and in the chest, bloodying him
up real good! Roll on level 2 offense.
7-8: You place the opponent’s face down across the barbed-wire
board and VIOLENTLY stomp on it!!! The opponent’s face is driven
into the nails, causing one nail to come up and rip through the
opponent’s cheek!!! The opponent comes up screaming in pain, with
his cheek torn wide open, exposing his teeth inside!!!! Blood is
everywhere!! Roll on level 3 offense and Add 1 to the opponent’s pin.
9-10: The opponent makes a COMEBACK! The opponent surprises you
with a clothesline, sending you down to the canvas! The opponent
then lays one of the barbed-wire boards down on top of you and hits
a top rope legdrop onto the board sending the fans to their feet with
a massive pop!!! When you emerge from under the board your entire
upper body is crimson with blood! As you double over in pain the
opponent lays the board back on top of your slumped over body and
hits a baseball slide onto it, driving the nails DEEP into your
flesh! Opponent rolls on level 3 offense and ADD 1 to your pin rating!
11 : You take the opponent’s knee and drive it into the nails!
The opponent screams in pain as the nails STAB him in the leg! You
then send the opponent crashing down on top of the bed of nails with
a back body drop!!! The opponent’s back is ripped to shreds by the
nails and is drenched in blood as he rolls off the board! You then
irish whip the opponent into another board of nails in the corner
with such force the board is broken in half!!!! Bloody and cut up
the opponent slouches over in the corner with the broken board
hanging over him. Roll on level 3 offense. Add 1 to the opponent’s
pin rating.
12: You sandwhich the opponent between two beds of nails and then
go under the ring and produce a 15 ft. LADDER!!!!! You set the
ladder up and climb all the way to the top! The crowd begins to
stir as you go for an awesome suicide dive from the top of the ladder.
ROLL 1 DIE
EVEN : YOU CONNECT driving the nails into the opponent NEARLY
KILLING HIM!!!! You can hear the opponent moan in pain from under
the boards as the nails are sticking in him from BOTH SIDES!!!!
The opponent looks finisher, so you drag him out from under the
boards and roll him up! ADD 3 TO THE OPPONENT’S PIN RTAING AND
ROLL HIS PIN. If no pin, continue match as normal.
ODD : The opponent is able to get out of the sandwhich as you
leap off the ladder! You come crashing down on the boards with a
HUGE amount of force! You bounce off the ring mat like a super
ball. You lie on the mat hunched over in pain as the opponent
then hauls you up and HITS HIS FINISHER!!! ROLL YOUR PIN PLUS
OPPONENT’S FINISHER RATING. If no pin, continue match as normal.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:01:32 GMT -5
Credit Aaron H Chiu
Bed of Thumbtacks Match
Razorwire and Fishhook, Bed of tacs death match
In this twisted little creation, the ropes are replaced with
heavy cable. On two sides razor blades have been welded fast
and on the other two ropes, heavy gauge deep sea style fish
hooks. In the center of the ring a bed is placed and filled
with tacs. Use titan death rules. When wrestlers are outside
the ring, use falls count anywhere chart or similar(my out
of the ring chart would work). On rolls of 2 or 3 use the
following chart. All into the ropes moves become Into
razorwire 3. After the match both players roll 2 dice to
determine length of injury in weeks. Loser adds 5 to any
roll.
2-4. You belly to belly suplex the opp. into the razor wire,
neck first!! He is bleeding from an ugly open wound in his
throat area. Add 1 to opp pin and 1 to injury. Roll lvl 2
offence
5. The opp. backs into the fishhooks and you hit him with a
dropkick. He is snaired by the hooks and must tear himself
loose. Bits of flesh hang from the hooks. Roll lvl 2 off.
6. you pick the opp up to powerbomb him into the bed of
tacs, but he tries to block it. Roll:
Even: You spike powerbomb the opp into the tacs. His head,
back, and neck are are pierced with hundreds of tacs. Opp
adds 1 to pin. You roll on lvl 2 offense.
Odd: as you pick him up, he grabs a handfull of tacs and
slams you in the face with them. You scream out in pain and
stumble falling into the tac bed yourself inflicting more
damage. your face back and head are pierced. Add 1 to your
pin and opp takes over on lvl 1 offense.
7. You try to slingshot the opp into the razors but he
reverses and sends you crashing into them instead. Your left
arm becomes tangled in the razorwire. The opp rips you free,
peeling the skin away in several places. Your arm is a
bloody mess. Add 2 to your pin, 2 to your injury and opp
rolls lvl 2 offense.
8. You drape the opp. over the razorwire, then backup and
deliver a brutal running legdrop. The opp arms and chest are
shredded. There are several broken blades sticking out of
his chest!!! You follow up with a bulldog into the tacs. Opp
adds 3 to pin as you move in for the kill, roll lvl 3
offense.
9. You tear loose a section of Razor wire and wrap it around
a chair. Then climbing the turnbuckle you deliver a deadly
Arabian Facebuster. The opp is cut very badly, his lower lip
has been partially severed!!! Opp adds 2 to pin. Senceing
the end you try to finish him off. Roll lvl 3 offense.
10-11. You toss the opp. over the ropes in order to take the
fight out of the ring. Out of instinct he grabs the ropes,
with the Fishhooks!!!! He has now caught both hands and is
at your mercy as he struggles to get free. You stomp him
repeatedly untill he is forced free. The opp has lost alot
of blood and is in danger of passing out. Roll your
finisher.
12. you hit a short powerfull clothsline that sends you both
tumbling over the ropes. You land hard on the floor, but the
opp. gets his neck caught in the razor wire. You grab him
and try to yank him free but it only sinks the razors deeper
into his neck. Blood is squirting everywhere as it appears a
major artery has been cut. The opp has passed out. Emergency
crews restrain you and struggle to get the opp free. Add 10
to opp injury. The match is called and you are declared the
winner
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:02:13 GMT -5
Beer Hole Beer Match
Credit Bazzy
Finally its here . Mainly for Indie feds . Sponsorship is always
great and Black Hole Beer is willing to help you out . They will
back your fed if you allow them to sponsor the tag team division .
Before a match card any tag team matches roll on this chart . 2 x 6
sided dices
2) A Tournament ? 4 teams ? 8 teams ? special matches ? on a PPV ?
3) Challenge another indie federation to a 1 v 1 tag team match on
your next card or PPV ?
4) Triple Threat tag team
5) Titan Death match
6) Its okay but offering the winning tag team a few cases of Black
Hole Beer
7-8) You're tag division is okay as it is
9) A cage match
10) Losing team suffers (Before the match starts both teams want
something or if lose must suffer a punishment . You decide what .
Then grant the winning team their wishes)
11) Run a tag team gaunlet
12) A tag team battle royal . (When one member of the tag team has
gone . So has his partner)
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:03:39 GMT -5
Best 2 out of 3 Falls Match (classic)
Credit Soccerguru54956FALL ONE rules - 1.Cage ratings used<Assume its a pin-leads to longer matches>!! 2.Wrestler who wins first fall starts second fall on Level two Offense!!If winner gets first fall by DQ,the loser of the first fall starts fall two on Level Two Offense <assume winner by dq is still hurt from the DQ move>!! -- FALL TWO rules 1.All damages are kept from first fall!! 2.Use regular PIN ratings,remember to add any damage ratings from first fall!! 3.If a wrestler wins two falls but one of the falls is not a pin.Check arena chart below Arena location chart West-Title change! East-Title change,possible promoter overturn allowed! South-Match continues to see if a second pinfall can be scored in third fall!! North-No title changes.Match over if two pins are not scored!! Foreign-No title change,possible promoter continuation if home based star going for belt!! 3.Winner of second fall starts on Level Two in third fall.If wins by DQ,loser starts on level two offense! --- FALL THREE Rules 1.All wrestlers add one to PIN ratings!! 2.Title change rules!Roll arena location chart below Arena location chart West-Any two falls to one ok!Title change! East-Any two falls to one ok!Title change,possible promoter overturn allowed! South-Winner must have o two clean pins (or submissions),if not no Title changes!Speciality match signed for next card!! North-No title changes, two pinfalls needed to win Titles!!Cage match signed for next card!! Foreign-Two pinfalls needed for Title change!!Big supercard built around a rematch,a basic speciality match with one fall signed for mainevent!!!!!!!!
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:05:20 GMT -5
Biased Guest Referee
By Sheila
If part of your storyline involves use of a 'biased' Guest referee
you can use this element to add an extra dimension to the match. Note
the odds are stacked HEAVILY against the disadvantaged wrestler as the biased guest ref has ZERO intention of awarding the subject of his
bias a victory!
The impact of a biased ref comes into play during dq rolls, outside
interference & pin attempts.
Biased Guest Referee and Disqualification:
The disadvantaged wrestler could have his dq rating increased by plus 2
The favored wrestler would NEVER be disqualified
for any reason
Faked ref bump element:
Once per match (randomly chosen) the ref gets 'knocked out' while
disadvantaged wrestler is on offense, allowing the favored wrestler
to take over on level 2 offense in the course of the confusion
Outside Interference
The favored wrestler benefits from 'collusion' with the ref turning
his back to the effects of interference
The disadvantaged wrestler could have a ringside ally 'ejected'
or at the moment he would have scored a pin fall, you can inject
a 'perceived interference' dq roll to invoke a chance of
'reversed decision'
On Pin Attempts:
The disadvantaged wrestler faces fast counts (+1 on pin rating)
throughout the entirety of the match
The favored wrestler benefits from slow counts (-1)
Upon a rolled 'pin fall' on the favored wrestler...substitutes
the following element:
Biased Guest refuses to count three and ATTACKS disadvantaged
wrestler:
12 minus pin fatigue (disadvantaged) equals X
Rolls of X or BELOW means the disadvantaged wrestler comes out
ahead in the confrontation. A neutral ref comes out to officiate
the remainder of the match as disadvantaged now takes over on
level 3 offense
Rolls ABOVE X means the biased ref succeeds in the attack and
the disadvantage wrestler is knocked unconscious and pinned!
Notice a fresh wrestler would have a much easier time of thwarting
off the attacks of a ref than a wrestler with pin fatigue of 8.
This element is helpful when you want to create very difficult
circumstances stacked against someone with little chance of
victory.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:06:00 GMT -5
Credit Juston Sanudo
Big Man Battle Royal Chart
I have always hated it when a little guy throws out a
big guy with no problem in battle royals. In my recent
Galactic Royal Battle (Royal Rumble), Tristan threw
out Paralyze. That is when I desided to do a Big Man
chart for a battle royal. Use this card when someone
with less than a -4 pw tries to throw out a wrestler
with a -4 pw or greater.
2-3 The offensive wrestler has the big man on the
ropes, only if he could get some help to throw his
opponent out.
If there are 3 more wrestlers in the ring, the
offensive wrestler is able to throw out his opponent.
If there are not 3 more wrestlers in the ring, opponent
fingers him in the eye. Opponent takes over on level 2
offense.
4-5 The offensive wrestler has the opponent tangling
on the turnbuckle. Just a little more help and he can
toss the opponent out.
If there are 2 more wrestlers in the ring, the big
man goes over the top rope, hitting the floor.
If there are not 2 more wrestlers, the opponent is
able to get off the turnbuckle, wrestler on offense
rolls on level 2 offense.
6 With a great show of strength, the wrestler on offense
has the big man up. Can he finish the job?
If the offensive wrestler has -2 strength or better,
he picks up the heavyweight and is able to dump him
over the top rope.
If the offensive wrestler has strength less than -2,
then the offensive wrestler is unable to dump the
big man over. Offensive wrestler continues on
level 3 offense.
7-10 The offensive wrestler has the big man leaning
on the ropes. The offensive pounces off the opposite
ropes and hits a massive clothesline, sends the
heavyweight over the top rope and to the floor.
11-12 The offensive wrestler has the big man leaning
on the ropes. The offensive wrestler bounces off the
opposite ropes, looking to hit the heavyweight with
a massive clothesline. However, the big man ducks,
sending the offensive wrestler over the top rope
and hitting the concrete floor.
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:07:00 GMT -5
Blind Fold Match
Credit Jumbo Inoki
This match is unique in that both wrestlers are blind
folded. I use this as more of a comedy side show type
match, not one for serious competition.
* Ignore all Ropes, Turnbuckle, Death Jump and Out of
Ring scenarios. Replace with Battle for momentum roll:
Odd: Offensive wrestler maintains control, roll on
level 2 Offense
Even: Defensive wrestler gains control, roll on
Level 2 Offense
* Ignore and re-roll on all moves that require movement
calculation (such as a moonsault). Substitute a
'grabbing' type move with same level of consequence.
* The match ends by either pin fall or submission.
* The goal creatively is to have the match content be
unique with moves executed by 'feel'
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Post by LWPD on Feb 11, 2008 9:08:02 GMT -5
Blood & Guts Rules
Credit Jeff "Doc" Manjarrez
Under section 11 of the Champions of the Galaxy Instruction book,
there is a short description of how to determine when a wrestler
becomes bloody and battered in the game. This small rule’s supplement will, I hope, expand upon that idea and make bloody matches a little more entertaining and graphic.
Blood and Guts Rules:
Whenever a wrestler has accumulated 3 or more tokens (ie. Been covered at least three times), from any non-submission type maneuver, or has been hit by a weapon or ring object (such as the steel pole, or the ringside steel rail), then roll upon the Blood and Guts Chart below. The roll is two dice, minus any modifiers to the roll (see modifiers below). The end result is then cross referenced with the Blood and Guts Chart.
Blood and Guts Chart
Dice Roll Result
2 Major Gash
3 Deep Cut
4 Cut
5-6 Minor Cut
7-12 No bleeding - sorry
No Bleeding: The wrestler has weathered the assault and hasn't been cut open yet.
Minor Cut: The wrestler now has a minor cut. A little blood but
nothing spectacular or in any way harmful to the wrestler.
Cut: The wrestler is cut open and bleeding a bit. This cut is equal to
a 1 card cut injury after the fight.
Deep Cut: The wrestler is cut open nicely. Blood is flying. Add one
(1) to his agility for the rest of the match. After the match the deep
cut is equal to a 1-3 card cut injury (roll one die: 1-2: one card cut
injury, 3-4: two card cut injury, 5-6: 3 card cut injury).
Major Gash: The wrestler has a major bleeding wound. There's blood all over the place! Add one (1) to his agility, and worsen his
Deathjump rating by one (1) for the rest of the match. After the match the deep cut is equal to a 1-6 card cut injury.
Modifiers:
Ring Pole: Pw -1 to -2: 1
Steel Ring Rail: Pw -3 to -4: 2
Table: Pw -5 +: 3
Steel Cage Fence: 1
Chair: 1
Weapons: weapon pin modifier
Cut Injuries
1 Card: Roll 1 die before the match. 1-3: Add one to PIN/Cage
Rating, 4-6: No effects.
2-3 Card: Add one to PIN/Cage Rating and worsen Deathjump Rating by one.
4-6 Cards: Add one to Agility, PIN/ Cage Rating and worsen Deathjump Rating by one.
Cut injuries are not cumulative with regular injuries (or other cut
injuries). If a wrestler has a regular injury that is more severe
(ie. A greater number of cards) then disregard any cut injury effects.
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