When I first thought of this idea I was thinking of helping the newcomers to Nippon Pro, I soon realised that the current roster could learn something and also newcomers to e-wrestling.

I am not saying you have to read and comply with this but if you want to win titles (and even matches) in Nippon Pro then reading this will defiantly help you.

'I wanted to be a part of a federation that has a good interaction with the Role Players' Vice President Mark

A bit about Nippon Pro

We use real and original wrestlers. We use a role-play board We write our own matches. The writers are:

• President (Allen Simmons) - venturaboy30@webtv.net
• Vice President (Mark Chadwick) - troobix@breathemail.net
• Commissioner (Matt Padgett) - bpadgett@bayou.com
• Executive (Jacob Conner)

'To be the MAN you got to role-play your ass off' President Allen

What we like to see:

• Good quality role-plays, I am not saying it has to be long, but it has to have a start, middle and ending. It also helps to have good grammar and spelling (although we understand that typing quickly does cause mistakes).
• Good well constructed feuds/angles. In other words build up feuds over time, don't have two matches against someone and say that you deserve a world title shot. For more information on angles vistit the e-wrestling zone http://ewzone.virtualave.net
• Interaction with other handlers.
• You can meet on the out of character message board, use ICQ, IM or e-mail. You might form a stable or an alliance, or even set up feuds and angles. Interaction with the staff.
• We don't know what you want your wrestler(s) to do unless you tell us. We are happy to help with any angles. We can help arrange matches, sort out run-ins, have your guy use foreign objects etc.
• Writing you own ring entrances. We write the matches, but we encourage you to write your own entrance, that way you have more control over what happens with the director of your character.
• You fill in as much of the Application that is given to you after you join. To see other peoples look at the roster page. This helps because it lets the match writers what your wrestler can do.
• We like to see people getting themselves into angles and feuds not just challenging the champion, remember the champion got to be there by getting into angles and feuds too.
• Describe the setting of the scene where the RP is taking place, what are the fans doing, how is everyone reacting, if you look at the current heavyweight champion this is what they will be doing
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'Federations that constantly job you for no other
reason than the committee of that fed owns all he winning wrestlers, I
hate that.' President Allen

What we don't like to see

• Three line role-plays. Sure we don't need long RPs, but we don't expect to see a small paragraph. You can't get quality in three lines. Do this and find your-self jobbed (losing matches).
• Using the RP board to post your views. We have an out of character board for this.
• Posting messages on the RP board out of Character referring to Role Playing, another handler etc. Again we have an out of Character Board for this
• USING CAPITALS. This is annoying and VERY difficult to read
• Whatever you do, don't complain all the time, this gets you nowhere, all that happens is the staff get pissed off with the handler involved, if you do have a problem in Nippon Pro, e-mail the president, or vice-president and they will try and sort out the problem