WeWA: World e-Wrestling Association

Location, Location, Location

For me, description and setting are two of the most important parts of any roleplay. Settings, in particular, have become notably more important in e-Wrestling over the past few years as evidenced by the number of promotions that have banned “in-ring promos.” Personally I don’t think in-ring promos should be banned because they’re easy or boring; in many ways they are an excellent way for the youngest and greenest roleplayers to learn the ropes. (more…)

Written by Chris McGowen

First and foremost let me just say that there is no set in stone way to try to take your game to the next level and this is not a process that is going to be overnight. This is something that you’re going to have to dedicate yourself to try and do. You might not see instant results from trying to make your rps better but if you continue and persist I can almost guarantee you that you will succeed. Remember “Success comes before work only in the dictionary.” (more…)

by Michael Cavenaugh

There was a time in ewrestling when “trash talking” roleplays were the favored style. Over time, trash talking and simply discussing your opponent and the match has taken a back seat to the story driven, or character development based, style of writing. Even if your writing style leans towards character development, though, a dose of smack can spice up a story. (more…)

by Robert Chauncey

Let me start by saying that you are facing an uphill battle. Seriously! Wrestling as a whole has a diminished fan base which keeps new people from joining the hobby, while veterans are either loyal to where they are or starting to drop out of the hobby altogether. (more…)

by Marcus Staples

I’ve noticed that some guys either get burnt out or looking for ideas to re-energize some creative ideas and I wish to share some things I do when that sort of thing happens to me (everyday).

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