CREATE A

Wrestler
1. Give yourself a cool wrestler name.

2. Describe what you look like.

3. Describe your Wrestling Style:

• American (grappling, suplexes,

takedowns, throws)
• British (joint locks, holds, very technical,
striking with forearms and knees)

• Catch As Catch Can (strikes, kicks, joint-

breaking and choking techniques,
grappling)

• Shoot (combining Judo, Catch, Karate

and Muay Thai)
 • Garbage (brawling, risky stunts like falls
from great heights, weapons; disregard
for own health and safety)

• Hardcore (weapons and other available

tools to hurt the opponent)

• Backyard(Garbage and Hardcore

wrestling combined)

• Lucha Libre (crazy aerial maneuvers,

daredevil stunts. Wearing a mask is
mandatory. Power moves are rare.
Rapid sequences of locks, moves and
spectacular high-flying moves. Bad boys
are „rudos“, good boys are called
„técnicos“)

• Rasslin’ (old American style; stiff

technical moves, folksy antics)

4. Before you became a wrestler, what job did

you have?
5. Write down two or three things you are good
at, outside of the ring.
HOW TO DO
STUFF
When you try something risky or uncertain (jump off the
top rope, leap from one rooftop to another, fight, make a cool stunt with
your car and similar things):

1. Tell the other players what you’re trying to do,

and how.

2. Roll 2d6.

3. Add +1 to for each Advantage you have.

• Experience in that type of thing
• A tool or skill that helps you
• The surroundings help you
• Cover
•
4. Subtract 1 for each Disadvantage you have.
• You have no clue what you’re doing
• Inappropriate equipment
• You’re injured
• The opponent wears armor
•

5. If your total is 8 or higher, you succeed. If it’s

lower, something bad happens.

Referee: Give the players a problem and ask: „What

do you do?“ Let there never be a dull moment. If in
doubt, have a bunch of goons crash through the
windows.

Sometimes it can be hard to do all the heavy lifting

alone. If you have trouble coming up with a good
idea, just ask the other players.
CREATE YOUR
GIMMICK
Your wrestler needs a gimmick, the cliché s/he plays
in the ring. Here’s a list you can pick from.

• Coward, Cheat
• Clown
• Anti American
• High Flyer, Dare Devil
• Promiscuous Woman
• Gang Leader
• Dark, Psycho
• Sexual, Vulgar, Controversial, Politically Incorrect
• Bounty Hunter
• Yuppie
• Pack Of Wolves, Safety In Numbers
• American Patriot
• Snob, Aristocrat
• Monster/Weightlifter Face
• Flamboyant Showman
• Supernatural, Mysterious, Ghostly
• Black American Stereotype
• Monster Heel
• Military
• Gold Standard, All Rounder
• Mat Technician
• Martial Artist
• Strong Foreigner
• Tough Guy, Brawler
• Country Boy
• Ethnics: Indian With Turban And Broken English
• Ethnics: Middle Easterner With Keffiyeh
• Ethics: Mwexican with Sombrero
• Freak
• Cocky Heel
• Filthy
• (Dark) Barbie Doll
• Athlete
• Police Officer
• Entertainer (musican, dancer)
• Indy, World Traveled Underdog
• Pretty Boy/Girl
• Rebel
• Incompetent, bumbling
• Biker
• Insane
Wrestling
Event
The Big Event is coming up! Generate its title here,
with 3d6.

3 Slaugher Brawl D-Day

4 Blitz Rumble Dominance
5 Royal Agony Danger
6 Sunday Holiday Zone
7 Instinct Thunder Destruction
8 Judgment Day Fall
9 Anarchy Smackdown Final Chapter
10 Backstreet Way Out Darkness
11 Bad Blood Halloween
12 Barbwire Backlash Havoc
13 Beach Company Hell
14 Bash Karma Highway
15 Battle Moon Rising Survivor
16 Bloodsport City King
17 Buried Blast Ring
18 Code Destiny Rampage
ADventure
title
Your wrestler will have adventures outside of the
ring, too. Roll 3d6 for inspiration.

3 Assault Bone Hunter

4 Beast Battle Body
5 Revenge Breed Chaos
6 r
Executione Kraken Killer
7 Terrible Diabolical Giant
8 Operation Legend Plague
9 Avalanche War Bionic
10 Damned City Empire
11 Forgotten Android Claw
12 Gore Volcano Vigilante
13 Cyborg Trooper Blood
14 Island City Alien
15 Master Blind Hell
16 Pit Despair Magic
17 Eyes Blackout Controller
18 Monster Ressurection Deadly
Adventure
locations
Every brawl is better in an exotic locale.

1. Abandoned Tenements 20. Hospital

2. Airport Terminal 21. Hotel
3. Arcade 22. Ice Rink
4. Asylum 23. Laboratory
5. Bank 24. Library
6. Bar 25. Mall
7. Brothel 26. Mansion
8. Casino 27. Monastery
9. Castle 28. Morgue
10. Church 29. Movie Studio
11. Cinema 30. Museum
12. Circus 31. Nightclub
13. Dojo 32. Old Peoples Home
14. Embassy 33. Palace
15. Factory 34. Police Station
16. Fireworks Factory 35. Printworks
17. Garage 36. Prison
18. Gymnasium 37. Restaurant
19. Hardware Store 38. Sauna
39. School 70. Martial Arts Tournament

40. Sex Shop 71. Netherworld

41. Slaughterhouse 72. Outer Space
42. Strip Club 73. Peaceful Protest
43. Take-Out Restaurant 74. Riot
44. Temple 75. Sky Diving
45. Theater 76. Storm
46. Toy Store 77. Street Festival
47. TV Studio 78. Underwater
48. Warehouse 79. VIP Visit
49. Waxwork Museum 80. Volcano
50. Arctic Station 81. Wedding
51. Airport Flight Line 82. Jungle
52. Amusement Park 83. Junkyard
53. Beach 84. Landmark
54. Boat City 85. Military Base
55. Bridge 86. Mine
56. Building Site 87. Mountain
57. Caverns 88. Oil Rig
58. Chemical Plant 89. Parking Garage
59. Docks 90. Plantation
60. Fairground 91. Power Plant
61. Farm 92. Rooftop
62. Forest 93. Sewage Treatment Plant

63. Garden Maze 94. Sewer

64. Arctic 95. Ski Resort
65. Concert 96. Skyscraper
66. Convention 97. Street
67. Costume Party 98. Swamp
68. Fashion Show 99. Swimming Pool
69. Funeral 100. Zoo
PICTURE THIS.

You are one of the chosen few. One of those who

have been raised in squared circle. As long as you
can remember, wrestling runs in your veins, the
lucha makes your heart tick.

At first you thought, what a wonderful sport. What

a feeling when the adrenaline rushed through your
body. What a kick when you pulled off that Suicida
Somersault Splash from the top rope. And the fans
were going crazy!

Then you saw one masked man against many,

fighting in that back alley, and all he used were
those over-the-top high-flying moves you knew
from inside the ring. As you ran into that battle,
preparing yourself to help him, your eyes locked
with his. And you knew: you had an ally, no, a
brother, connected with you across many
generations of your families.

And you understood that pro-wrestling had two

sides: the public one, with cheering fans and
spotlights and pops and heels and babyfaces. And
the real one, here in the world, where wrestling is
real and the costumes have power.