I.  All wrestlers must be original.  There can be certain excepts, such as that, you may be allowed to use independent wrestlers gimmicks, but you must discuss such with the staff and get it OKed.

II. the staff reserves the right to terminate someone if they fail to role play 0n a consistent basis.

III. Profanity is allowed, but if it is overused, it will be seen as unoriginal and uncreative, and could easily result in the loss of the match.

IV. Be aware of your status in the federation.  Do not expect to win the world title in your first match.  Relatively, it is not impossible to win a title in your first match.  This is an angle fed.  There are times when someone will win when it looks like they should lose, but, it will be for an angle, and the person who is better at RPing, will always end up as the best.  If you lose two or three matches in a row, or lose a lower belt, even though it looks like you should have won, then it is likely it is because your angle is ending and you are being given a better position in the fed.  Such angles will most likely be discussed with the handler.

V. You will not be held down for signing up as a cruiserweight.  All wrestlers will have equal opportunities at all belts, regardless of that wrestlers size.  Likewise, bigger wrestlers, if they are not better RPers, will not automatically get shots at more prestigous titles.

VI. It is the quality of RPs, not the quantity that counts.  However, if someone does two good RPs, and his opponent does one very good RP, if those two RPs combine to be better than the one for his opponent he will win.  It is based loosely on quantity, but mostly on quality.  Also, in relation, within the last hour of the deadline, a handler is allotted  2 (two) Role Plays that count.  It is not legal to write many role plays and then post them with no time to reply to them.  This gives everyone a fair chance to reply to all RPs.  This limit pertains to the collective RPs, such as originals and replys, but not OOC posts.

VII. The deadline for RPs is 10 (ten) PM CST the night before a show for all shows.  In relation, if a match is announced for an upcoming show, RPs do not count for it until it is on the next show.  EX:  RPs for PPVs count only when the PPV is the next show, and no more FullHouses or Battle Grounds shows are scheduled to take place before it.  In reference, Saturday Night Battle Grounds will not have a show the Saturday before each Pay Per View.

VIII. Thats it, just have fun, and if you have a problem with the results, please talk to a member of the staff politely, and you have a very good chance to have your argument heard, instead of posting an OOC or yelling at a staff member.  If you just make grudges with the staff, well, we all know what may happen.