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STEP 1: Post a Lot.
You populate the Role-Playing-Board with posts in order to make story-lines and feuds leading up to a match. The more your post the better your chances at winning.
STEP 2: Write your Match.
When it comes time for an event to take place, you write the entire match out from beginning to the end and post it to the PPV forum. Each one of your opponents do the same thing. If your are in a tag team match, you may collaborate with your partner and put together a post made from both. Likewise, if you collaborate with your opponents, you can just delegate one person to write it all out.
STEP 3: Winning Matches
If there are different variations of the match written by several players- then, the version of the match that actually wins is judged. Who and how it is judged are done in separate ways:
1. Among the participants involved: This is the default method. If there are several versions posted then the participants decide which version is better and go with it. You simply reply to the same thread you made and indicate which version is the winning version.
2. By voting on the board: There will always be a vote setup after mid-way from the deadline date of the entire event. If the participants in the match cannot decide which version(s) win, then the vote that takes place will determine the winning outcome/players. IF no version was posted, then the match is void.
3. Voting criteria and detailed rules:
a. Please see the details to the types of playing modes here: viewtopic.php?f=84&t=688
b. There is a chain-saw-back-and-forth engagement of moves throughout the match. NO OVERSELLING and NO OVERPOWERING.
c. Injuries must be inflicted between all characters and the recovery must be reasonably written. iow you cannot just shrug off an attack to the head, especially if it has been targeted consistently.
d. An entrance/intro of some kind and you stay true to the stipulation of the match agreed.
e. You can only include/write other characters you do not own into the match only if either (1) You asked permission first; or (2) If the owner of the character(s) have labelled their characters "Free" to write as.
f. Stay in character for your character(s) and for character(s) you do not own.
g. Quality (spelling, grammar, style, attention to detail etc...) > Quantity... always.
STEP 4: Winning Titles
Winning titles is exactly the same as winning matches but you cannot hope to win a title unless the champion's STF is up, a gameplan was made between you and the champion and you are approved by the officials first.