The FWW is a roleplaying based federation. This means that you need to write roleplays addressing your match in order to win matches. We encourage other non-match related roleplays in order to develop your character but if you do not post roleplays concerning your matches, you will most likely not win.

You must roleplay once a week in order to remain active and booked in events. If you do not roleplay for four consecutive weeks, the FWW will contact you requesting a reason. If you fail to reply, you will be put on the inactive list for a period of one month. After that period, the FWW will contact you again. If there is still no response, your character will be discarded from the FWW roster and you will need to reapply if you ever decide you want to return.

The deadline for all weekly events is 12:00am US Eastern the day before the event. You should assume the deadlines stay the same unless otherwise stated by the staff.

Inactivity

If you find that you cannot roleplay for the FWW due to any constrains, please contact the FWW. Failure to do so may result in your termination. The FWW is very flexible and absolutely no requests are rejected.

If you fail to inform the FWW of your leave of absence and then decide to return, please be sure to notify of your decision to return so that we can adjust cards and events. Failure to do may result in delay of being booked in matches.

Rp Help

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Roleplays can contain anything you so desire as long as it is kept realistic, reasonable, and it does not venture from the subject of wrestling.

The FWW looks for: orginality, creativity, content, depth, and display. Originality refers to different approaches. Creativity is how you capture the reader's attention. Content refers to how relevant the roleplay is to the matter (subject). Depth is the effort put into the roleplay which is extracted from the overall aspect of the roleplay. Display is the look of the roleplay. HTML comes in handy here but we are not too critical on looks since we are aware that not everyone is familiarized with HTML. Spell check your roleplays and make them look good. A mispelled roleplay with improper grammar and punctuation won't attract many readers. In other words, put time into your roleplays.