• What is E-Wrestling?
  Like D&D, Wizardry, and Final Fantasy, E-Wrestling is basically a fantasy Role Playing Game based on professional wrestling. You have to make up a wrestler, write interviews for him, and have him wrestle matches.

• What is an E-Fed?
  An E-Fed is the actual wrestling organization you belong to like the WWF or the WCW. They are usually started by E-Wrestlers that want more of a challenge. They give you the matches and decide the outcomes. They usually run a home page for the fed.

• Creating a Character
  The first thing you have to do is create a character. Your character needs to be realistic and someone you can write intervues for. When you first start making the wrestler you need to know his physical apearance, wrestling style, if he's a good guy or a bad guy, and what his personality is like.

• Writing Intervues
  The most important part of E-Wrestling is writing intervues or Roleplaying. The only limit to what an intervue can contain is your own imagination. What you put into an intervue will depend on your character and who you are facing. The outcome of most matches will be determined by the quality of your intervues.

• Wrestling Matches
  You've come up with a great wrestler, you've written killer dialog for him, now it's time for the best part...WRESTLING! The matches are usually decided by the quality of your Roleplays and sometimes your stratagies. Writing the matches is usually done by the head of the E-Fed. Whether you win or lose, it's always fun to see (actually read) your wrestlers in action.

• Writing Stratagies
  A Stratagy varies from E-Fed to E-Fed but usuall contains what the wrestler will do in a match and if he will interfere in any other matches. Not every E-Fed requires stratagies but they are a great way to plan a match.

Character Creation

• Originality
  Many E-Feds let you use real wrestlers but most of them want you to use original wrestlers. An E-Fed with ten Rocks and Undertakers and a Stone Cold Alex Austin won't be much fun. I suggest that if you have the option, go with original. That makes it a lot more fun in the long run.

• Be Realistic
  Lets face it, 500 pound giants don't do 450 flips and Rey Mysterio Jr. won't gorilla press Yokozuna. If your character isn't believable he won't be successful. When you Create your character make sure you keep how big and what style he is in mind. His finisher should also be humanly possible. No real person can flip thirty feet in the air and land an elbow drop on an opponent!

• Personality
  Before you do anything else get a mental picture of what your wrestler will be like. Think of what he will look like and most importantly what he will act like. The rest of creating a wrestler will be easier if you already have the wrestler in your mind.

• Heel, Face, or Neutral
  The most important part of making a good wrestler is deciding what his alignment will be. This will decide what kind of intervues he has and how he wrestles his matches. Once you have decided on an alignment be consistent. Don't have your wrestler sneak attacking faces and then acting like the greatest guy in the world the next day.

• Wrestling Style
  Wrestling style is basically how he wrestles in each match. For example, Sabu is a Suicidal wrestler, Rey Mysterio Junior is a Luchador, Bret Hart is a Technical Wrestler, and Hulk Hogan is(was) a Powerhouse Brawler. Your wrestler's finisher should also be the same style as your wrestler. A powerhouse would use a powerbomb not a corkscrew plancha.

• Managers and Valets
  In E-Wrestling you are your own manager but having someone come to the ring with you is a definite advantage. They are very useful in filling space in an intervue and can help out during a match. For years Ric Flair wouldn't be seen coming down to the ring without a female escort. She would add to his entrance and also supply a distraction during the match. Managers can also act as the main speakers in an intervue, for years Paul Bearer would do all the talking for the Undertaker.

• Background/Bio
  Your wrestler has to have a background. This will usually include what he did before he came to the current E-Fed, other E-Feds he has wrestled in, and his personality. Many idea's for intervues come from a wrestlers background. Just about anything can be used in his background but again, be realistic!