Frequently Asked Questions:

1. I just lost a match, what should I do? - Well, tough luck this week.  Before your roleplay for your next match make sure the person you're going to fight isn't a lot tougher than you.  Can you imagine Road Dogg trying to beat Stone Cold?  If the guy you'd planned on fighting is a lot tougher than you, try to find someone more at your level and work up to the bigger guys.  Also, try to make longer roleplays that include character devlopement and more settings than just walking down into the ring and insulting the other guy.  As we'll explain more in FAQ number three, there's also a bit of luck involved in winning and losing, so don't discount that even if you had a great week of roleplaying.
   
2. Another wrestler just called my character an idiot, should I send him a death threat? - TXW is, believe it or not, a game. What that means is that in the real world it doesn't make much of a difference, and is only something we do for fun. Please don't let feuds in TXW follow you into the real world. Sadly, we've had a few problems with this in the past.  Also, if you're not having a good time in TXW, contact me and maybe we can fix whatever's bothering you.
   
3. How matches are run? - All matches in TXW are run on a wrestling simulator called Zeus Pro. How well your character does is based on how their attributes, moves and push compares to their opponent. A Push is based on your roleplaying each week.  After Zeus gives the outline for a match, we look it over and try to fix any grammar problems and write in witty, yet insightful commentary.  It can be a long process, but the results are well worth it when compared to what Zeus spits out.
   *Please bare in mind, even if you have a higher push you still may lose thanks to the amount of random luck that seems to go with the simulator (you could go 0/10 with somebody and then all of a sudden beat the heck out of them).
   
4. I'm really enjoying myself here in TXW, can I have more characters? - While TXW does not restrict the number of characters each player has, I will ask you to only increase your characters by one at a time. This will ensure that you don't get too many and are unable to keep up with all of them. TXW doesn't need to be full of characters that are never used, if you decide not to use one anymore, please let me know so they can be taken off the site. (there's no need for anyone to challenge somebody who isn't going to answer)
   
5. Damn bitch, I do love to cuss, is that fine with you? - TXW is not too concerned with cussing, if you don't like it, you can kiss my... um, that is to say... as much as we're sorry if this offends you, it's the way we are here in TXW, and if you are uncomfortable with this, just skip over it when reading other peoples posts. However, if you make a post that's just swearing, it probably won't earn you a lot of push, so find a balance.
   
6. I saw a listing of stables at the bottom of the roster, how can I start one, too? - Each Stable has a total of ten points. It costs two points to have an active wrestler in your stable and one point to have a manager or valet who does not enter the ring on a regular basis, just to interfere or for special matches.  If you would like to start your own stable you will have to fill out the stable application form, which be reached from the join page.
   
7. So now that I won a title at TXW, does mean it belongs to me? - No, much like FAQ number 2, this was a problem that popped up unexpectedly, forcing us to make another rule we thought was just understood all along.  The belt itself belongs to TXW, when you win a match, you earn the right to carry that belt around under the condition that when you are asked to defend it, you will.  If you give the belt away to someone not recognized by TXW, it means nothing more than if you'd taken a folding chair that belonged to TXW and gave it to them.  The belt is not the part that matters, it is only an object, the real thing you are competing for is the honor to have TXW acknowledge your skills.
8. Ok, so I can't take the title away from TXW, but I only have to defend it at pay per views, right?  Yes, the only matches title holders are required to participate in are the monthly pay per views.  However, if a title holder goes into the show having slacked off the whole month and avoided the roleplaying board, we reserve the right to lower his or her push by 25%.  This prevents people from showing up a week before the show, pumping out a brilliant feud, retaining the title then shutting up for another month.

Check back every now and then, I may have added a rule that you are not aware of.

I would welcome any suggestions for other rules, or if you want to make a run-in e-mail me at txw@leftmoon.com.