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Rules
1:
{Fighting}
NEW will not tolerate any public OOC fighting, this
is an efed based on the essance of fun, but we'd
still like to keep a professional attitude towards
everything. Everything here is fake nothing is real,
meaning that it's just a game so don't take offence
to losses and don't be a poor loser, or a poor
winner. The first offence will just be a warning,
but the second time we see the same activity from a
wrestlig will result in an immediate termination,
and all titles will be stripped due to violation of
contract.
2: {Roleplays}
There is a two roleplay limit every week, this
includes Pay Per Views. In the interest of fairness
we try to keep the total amount of roleplays down,
that way everybody has the same oppertunity to match
their opponants roleplay total. Do not set your
roleplays during a show, the show hasn't even
happened yet so how can your wrestler be in the ring
talking towards the fans. You can however do a
roleplay that shows your wrestler arriving at the
arena before a show, in their locker room, and even
walking the arena while the NEW Crew is still
assembling the ring, these are all fine roleplaying
methods. However, you can submit a promo/interview
for the show, see rule 3 for more info. All
roleplays are due by Midnight United States Central
Time on Friday.
3: {On-Card Promos/Interviews}
You may
send a Promo/Interview to be put on the card. The
promo basically counts as another roleplay. When you
write a promo you must do all the html coding to
match our layout for the event before you send it to
us. The NEW Staff reserves the right to change your
promo, in spelling or in clarification. For an
interview you must follow the guidlines set down in
the interviewer's bio on the staff page. Meaning you
must keep the person interviewing your wrestler in
character just like you would your own wrestler,
violating this will not be strictly punished but may
result in your promo or interview being discarded.
Furthermore NEW holds the right to discard any promo
for any reason, however there will be occasions
where the show is just too big and we can't fit all
the promos into the show, in this case you will
still recieve credit for submitting a promo, but it
just won't be in the results. There is a limit of
one oncard per week however you may send in a
correction to your strat anytime before the
deadline. All oncards are due by Noon United States
Central Time on Saturday along with Strats {See rule
Four}.
4: {Strats}
Strats are your strategy for the event in question.
Lets say normally your wrestler is a brawler, but
this week your wrestler's opponant is a high flyer
so you want to keep him down on the mat using holds,
submissions, or mounted attacks, then send us a
Strat telling us how you want to act this week. If
your wrestler is normally cocky and arrogent but
something happened this week to make him sad and
sulky, send us and tell us how you want him to act.
Strats deal with every aspect of your wrestler and
their personallity. Strats will also count towards
your total score for this week, and like Oncards are
due on Noon Saturday and there is only one per week.
Also, like oncards Strats can be changed anytime
before the deadline. Finally NEW holds to right to
not put a strat into effect if we think it's not
realistic to your or your opponants wrestler.
5: {Match Judging}
Matches are judged as follows. 60% of the score is
based on roleplays, the higher quality of the
roleplay the higher the score. 20% of the score is
based on current angles, if the score is really
close then the person with the push or title will
win the match, sorry but it just keeps things fair
to the storylines this way, matches however will
never be solely based on storylines unless both
parties agree. 10% of the score will be based on
total effort, meaning if you submit two roleplays,
an oncard, and a strat you'll probably get full
credit. The final 10% is left open for everything
not listed above, whatever impresses the staff that
week can be put towards the score here. For example
this week you greatly improve upon your roleplaying
or such then we can opt to give you credit here and
boost your score. Or over the past few weeks you've
give good effort and haven't ever complained when lossing or bragged when winning we may give you
sportsmanship awards here. The final 10% is left
open for those very reasons, maybe to try and keep a
little order to the federation and to reward those
who are making an impression on the staff with their
character.
6: {Violations}You
may not, I repeat may not! use another wrestler in
your roleplays without their premission. That means
no attacking, no spitting in their face, not even
just passing them in the hall and saying "hi." If
somebody comes to us stating that you used their
wrestler without premission then you will
automatically lose your match, unless you can bring
us substancial evidence that they indeed gave you
premission.
7: {FUN!}
Have some freaking fun for the love of God! I'm
serious, it's so sickening to see efeds fall apart
because people take things too seriously and I know
I've said this several times already but it is the
absolute most important part of any efed.
Pic Bases
If
you don't know, a pic base is the picture of the
person you want to represent your wrestler. A pic
base can be anybody it can range from real life
wrestlers to movie stars, former or current
Presidents, or even yourself. Basically if you tell
us a person or give us a good picture to cut out
then that is your pic base. We simply ask you to
give a description on the join form of how you want
the particular person to look. For example if you
choose Jeff Hardy you can tell us "new look" Jeff
Hardy or Hardy with blue hair or something along
those lines. Pic bases should match your wrestler
and personality, if you are a 355 lbs. there will be
no Jeff Hardy as your pic base.
F.A.Q.
In
the FAQ section you will find the answer to a lot of
questions that I may have forgotten above or a
subject that might need further explaining. All the
answers in this FAQ are considered official rules
too, that must be obeyed as if they were written
above in the Rules section.
Q: What
is the NHB Division?
A:
The EWA No Holes Barred Division is basically NEW's
Xtreme division, EWA's NHB division helps get
developmental talent ready for the high flying and
extreme action of the Xtreme division.
Q:
So what exactly are the rules for a No Holes Barred match?
A:
The
matches anything goes, but the pinfall has to be
made in the ring. There are no submission wins, and
no countouts. Xtreme matches don't premote the use
of foreign objects {except in certain matches},
where Hardcore matches encourage the use of weapons.
Q:So
what does it take to be in the NHB Division
A:Your
wrestler must have an Xtreme rating of atleast 7.
Q:
I want a specific entrance, how can I have this put
into the show.
A:Send
in a strat telling what you want your entrance to
be. Strats are the cure all of the efeding world.
However you must write your own entrance exactly as
it should appear, and you should also state if you
want the announcers to have any kind of special
emotion towards your wrestler's appearance. For
example if you want the announcers to commit on how
your wrestler looks depressed, then tell us. Strats
can be almost anything as long as they don't start
falling into the lines of an oncard.
Q:
What if I write only one roleplay and my opponant
does two, can I still win or is it over.
A:
We do not judge on volume of roleplays, strats, and
oncards. It may sound confusing, our point system
isn't really points as in a score it's more of
guidlines to help us choose the winner with less
bias or distraction. If you only submit one roleplay
and your opponant does everything extra, there is
still a chance you can win the match, however your
chances do slim. If your one roleplay is great,
where as your opponant appears to have just done
everything extra to try and out match your total
with less quility, then you can still win. It's
better to do one good roleplay then one great
roleplay and one terrible roleplay. In the end our
decision is still based on who we think deserves the
win, remember that.
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