The Road To Glory Challenge

sanityisforbidden · December 20, 2012

Closing in on my first year, going to run my Season Finale in March next year, what do you guys think about running back to back shows on a Friday and Saturday or just place my monthly event on dormant when March rolls around?

MaxxHexx · December 20, 2012

I have done double shots before, just make sure you can afford it.

Jennie Bomb · December 20, 2012

So, I've decided to give this a go. I believe everything is in order here.

Irish Wolf · December 20, 2012

Year 3

Lobo Solitario

Year 1 roll: Nose to the grind (+5 to Aerial)

Year 2 roll: Where There’s A Will (+56,609 Cash)

Year 2 roll: Hit The Bricks (+10 to Stamina)

Mask 30% (+12%) Prestige

Brawling 12 (+5)

Puroresu 23 (+1)

Hardcore 12 (+5)

Mat Work 21 (+3)

Chain 24 (+6)

Submissions 25 (+3)

Aerial 36 (+4)

Flashiness 41 (+4)

Microphone 48 (+9)

Charisma 80 (+0)

Acting 44 (+7)

Announcing 0 (+0)

Athleticism 78 (+0)

Toughness 48 (+1)

Stamina 69 (+15)

Power 19 (+0)

Basics 46 (+4)

Psychology 48 (+2)

Safety 37 (+5)

Consistency 36 (+4)

Selling 37 (+5)

Respect 24 (+9)

Reputation 74 (+4)

Sex Appeal 42 (+0)

Star Quality 77 (+0)

Menace 5 (+0)

Resilience 100 (+0)

Refereeing 0 (+0)

AWE

Money 101,061 (+21,475)

Prestige 16 (+13)

Momentum 28 (-15)

Tri State 20 (+9)

NYCW declared their dislike for me in a formal letter which was very nice of them. Followed soon by FCW who said they were only acknowledging my hostility toward them, problem is I don't remember being hostile with them. Oh well seems they're hostile with all the other feds the show in the Tri-State area, altough oddly they have a working agreement with CGC.

Ace McQueen (Quentin Queen) resigned with ELITE where he is now being pushed as a Lower Midcard

Sterling Whitlock did two tours with PGHW and although he’s mostly lost he’s becoming increasingly popular in the land of the rising sun.

Ace Reed signed for both NYCW and CZCW, his signing for NYCW was a bit awkward in the locker room as tey had just recently declared hostilities on AWE.

XWA went out of business setting Outlaw Wes Revell free to work only for me

Zak Johnson has been getting on very well with Josh Jones

Ace Reed has claimed his loyalty to Paradigm

Outlaw Wes Revell has claimed his loyalty to Taylor Kidd

Worker Overness in Tri State

Ace McQueen 12 (+7) – Formerly Quentin Queen

Ace Reed 14 (+6) – Formerly Mercutio Sleep

Cip Conduit 3 (+3)

JOJI 9 (+14)

Josh Jones 15 (+2)

Lobo Solitario 6 (+3)

Outlaw Jeremy Jazz 4 (+10) – Formerly Jazz Funk

Outlaw Wes Revell 3 (+8)

Paradigm 4 (+10)

Paradox 7 (+8)

Paralax 7 (+8) – Formerly Phobia (gave him a new AWE owned mask)

Paranoia 4 (+11)

Sterling Whitlock 14 (+11)

Taylor Kidd 4 (+11)

The Pilgrim 0 (+17)

Zak Attack 6 (-4)

Tag Teams

Double Shot (26) – Taylor Kidd & Zak Attack

Lost Cause (22) – Josh Jones & The Pilgrim

The Exiles (25) – Cip Conduit & Lobo Solitario (Great Chemistry)

The Modern Dragons (10) – JOJI & Sterling Whitlock

The Outlaws (24) – Outlaw Jeremy Jazz & Outlaw Wes Revell

The Paratroopers I (26) – Paradox & Parallax (Great Chemistry)

The Paratroopers II (24) – Paradigm & Paranoia

Two Aces (20) – Ace Reed & Ace McQueen

Titles

AWE Inspired Championship – Sterling Whitlock (16 Defense)

AWE Dynamic Duo - Lost Cause (4 Defenses)

The Paratroopers I (14 Defenses)

Jaded · December 20, 2012

AWE Dynamic Duo - Lost Cause (4 Defenses)

The Paratroopers I (14 Defenses)

This makes me INCREDIBLY happy.

Just finished Year 1, dice roll was 54, giving me a younger sibling who I'll create tonight. I'll update properly then.

Caninrok · December 20, 2012

Ok, I finished my first year as Christian Long, booker of Glory Road Wrestling and things went pretty well.

Just a few highlights, because I think before I go any further with this I'm going to go turn this into a dynasty.

Profit! GRW made $10,049 in 2013.

Quality! Our lowest rated show was an E, our highest was a D and the rest were 7 D-s and 3 E+s. Our best match was a D+ and we managed 10 Ds and 7 D-s.

Popularity! Our lowest attendance was a 9 but we ended the year with 78 people at GRW Fallout. We're still local, but at F+ popularity we're very very close to crossing over to small.

Look for more in the dynasty section soon.

CactusDude · December 20, 2012

Just finished my third year of the Road to Glory Challenge, forgot to update after year two so all stat increases encompass two years of progression. I seem to have stalled a little bit on skills for my user character, but popularity is strong (E+ in home region, good enough for main event and a justified title run). Meanwhile NCW is at E- popularity in home region, increased in size to Small, and is making enough of a profit to be able to afford a larger and more talented roster. I've enjoyed five D rated events, two D+ matches (Don Henderson over Nigel Svensson, and Russell T. Glory over Nigel Svensson), and my last two events have sold out the 300-capacity venue.

Bonus rolls:

2013 (26): +5 basics for Russell T. Glory

2014 (47): +10 popularity for Brilliant White (no longer with promotion), +2 popularity for NCW in Northern England

2015 (4): Strong friendship with Hiroyasu Gakusha, Gakusha active in British Isles, job offer

In-ring:

Brawling 8 (+6 in two years) -- Hardcore 8 (+6) -- Puroresu 7 (+5) -- Chain Wrestling 8 (+6) -- Mat Wrestling 8 (+6) -- Submissions 8 (+6) -- Aerial 61 (+4) -- Flashiness 32 (+5)

Performance:

Basics 67 (+5) -- Psychology 61 (+4) -- Consistency 61 (+4) -- Selling 61 (+4) -- Safety 63 (+6)

Physical:

Athleticism 62 (+8) -- Toughness 32 (+5) -- Stamina 63 (+9) -- Power 44 (+5) -- Resilience 100 (=)

Entertainment:

Microphone 67 (+1) -- Charisma 66 (+8) -- Acting 34 (+5) -- Star Quality 81 (+4) -- Sex Appeal 20 (+3) -- Menace 10 (=)

Other:

Announcing 0 (=) -- Refereeing 0 (=) -- Respect 14 (+10) -- Reputation 74 (+19)

Active wrestlers: Billy Robinson, Don Henderson (former champion), Hugh de Aske, Russell T. Glory (NCW champion), Nigel Svensson (former champion), Davey Celtic, Davey London, Genocide Agent (former champion), Suicide Agent, Beast Bantom, Johnny Highspot, Jonni Lowlife, Jon Michael Sharp, Martin Heath, Alton Vicious, Riddick Jordan, Mark Adonis, Mass Hulk, Michael Gregory, Gyula Lakatos

(I went a bit tag team mad once I made the jump to Small. I currently have seven established tag teams of whom five had already held either ROF or 21CW tag titles. )

Non-wrestlers: Simona Cox (face manager), Manny Morhan (announcer), Humphrey Woolsey (referee), Mike Peterson (road agent), Dunton Hall (owner, on-screen authority, part-time announcer)

MaxxHexx · December 20, 2012

Ok, I finished my first year as Christian Long, booker of Glory Road Wrestling and things went pretty well.

Just a few highlights, because I think before I go any further with this I'm going to go turn this into a dynasty.

Profit! GRW made $10,049 in 2013.

Quality! Our lowest rated show was an E, our highest was a D and the rest were 7 D-s and 3 E+s. Our best match was a D+ and we managed 10 Ds and 7 D-s.

Popularity! Our lowest attendance was a 9 but we ended the year with 78 people at GRW Fallout. We're still local, but at F+ popularity we're very very close to crossing over to small.

Look for more in the dynasty section soon.

What is your product? You seem to be doing quite well!

Fireonk · December 20, 2012

So this is my first version of TEW and played around a little bit before seeing this thread and decided to jump in head first. I'm sure it will end in massive failure since I really have no idea how the game works, but I seem to have actually gotten off to a good start.

I stole a lot of ideas from this thread on how to start, in terms of what product and which workers, but been playing pretty blind ever since.

I will update when I get home with some real info but in Feb 2014 I actually jumped up to small, and then bounced right back down again after coming in last place(out of 5) in the regional battle. Same thing happened in April. I'm guessing I have to splurge a little on talent to start putting on better shows so when I do bump up I can actually compete with the other feds in the regional battle?

Jaded · December 20, 2012

Overness:

I've reached F popularity in the Great Lakes despite running a product which favours popularity over performance.

Profit:

I've got a huge roster, with five managers, but am losing only about a hundred bucks a month (after making massive money for a few months with a smaller roster) because I'm hiring people who are cheap and good backstage rather than caring about whether they're talented. (90% backstage rating!) I made an overall profit of $12,108.

Relationships:

Chloe Dean is dating Nigel Svensson, Ant Man is loyal to Mallory Landry, Kid San Juan is friendly with Mercutio Sleep, and Mallory Landry is friendly with Paradigm.

My user character

Brawling 25 (+4)

Hardcore 6 (+4)

Puro 6 (+4)

Chain Wrestling 28 (+4)

Mat Wrestling 27 (+3)

Submissions 27 (+3)

Aerial 43 (+4)

Flashiness 45 (+4)

Basics 47 (+4)

Psychology 46 (+3)

Consistency 56 (+3)

Selling 36 (+3)

Safety 56 (+3)

Athleticism 75 (+4)

Toughness 33 (+2)

Stamina 76 (+5)

Power 25 (+4)

Resilience 100

Mic 14 (+2)

Charisma 13 (+2)

Acting 12 (+1)

Star Quality 76 (+1)

Sex Appeal 19 (+2)

Menace 27

Announcing 1

Refereeing 1

Respect 3 (+3)

Reputation 55 (+5)

Best matches:

Ernest Youngman vs Nigel Svensson (4 times - 3 D's, 1 D-)

Ernest Youngman over Remmy Honeyman (2 times - 1 D, 1 D-)

Island Boy Apollo over Ernest Youngman (D-)

Ernest Youngman over Mercutio Sleep (D-)

Yes, I have an MVP.

Inaugural Big Gold Champion: Ernest Youngman (Surprised?!)

Positive chemistry so far:

Tags include Buzz Reid/Austin Smooth, Bradley Blaze/Ant-Man, Mallory Landry/Mercutio Sleep, Paranoia/Zak Attack. Zak Attack and Ant-Man also have pretty good chemistry with their managers, Haley Buck and Isabella Encanta respectively.

Dice roll at end of 2012:

Create a sibling - stats shown below. He's called El Principe.

http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u566/Jaded2013/ElPrincipe_zps1cac9435.png

Caninrok · December 20, 2012

What is your product? You seem to be doing quite well!

My product is:

Key: Traditional, Heavy: Realism, Medium: Mainstream

Low: Modern, Hardcore

Match Ratio is 80%, T&A is Low, Face/Heel Divide is On

Intensity is 60% and Danger is 15%

I think it helps that I'm based in Canada and these settings are "Medium Positive" for the trends in Canada at the start of the game (though I didn't know that until after I had started).

LucianCarter · December 21, 2012

I'm in!

Lucian Carter

Brawling 10

Puroresu 0

Hardcore 0

Mat Work 10

Chain Wrestling 10

Submissions 10

Aerial 60

Flashiness 60

Microphone 40

Charisma 70

Acting 40

Announcing 0

Athleticism 35

Toughness 40

Stamina 50

Power 20

Basics 55

Psychology 45

Safety 50

Consistency 65

Selling 45

Respect 0

Reputation 50

Sex Appeal 5

Star Quality 30

Menace 0

Resilience 100

Refereeing 0

Babyface 90

Heel 10

Crazy, Comedy and Weird 100

Company: Ship of Fooles Wrestling

Owner: Larry Wood

Product: American Pro Wrestling

Fireonk · December 21, 2012

The promotion I went with is:

Key Feature - Traditional

Heavy - none

Medium - Mainstream, Modern

Low - Realism, Hardcore

Very Low - Comedy, Risque, Daredevil

None - Cult, Hyper-realism, Lucha Libre, Pure

Intensity - 50%, Danger - 40%

Face/Heel - on

T/A and Womens division off

The Gambler is my owner(copying a couple people in this thread since I didn't know who to choose.)

Starting Roster:

Acid II

Ant-Man

Ben Williams

Bradley Blaze

Cal Sanders

Charles Hapstander(ref)

Daredevil Aero

High Flyin Hawaiian

Marvel Malloy

Mercutio Sleep

Storm Spillane

Topher Smith

Zak Attack

Here is my user guy, Wayne Kipp, at beginning and after year 1:

Brawling 15 19

Puroresu 15 18

Hardcore 15 19

Mat Work 20 23

Chain Wrestling 20 23

Submissions 15 18

Aerial 35 38

Flashiness 25 28

Microphone 50 52

Charisma 60 62

Acting 30 32

Announcing 0 0

Athleticism 60 64

Toughness 25 28

Stamina 30 35

Power 25 28

Basics 50 53

Psychology 55 57

Safety 30 34

Consistency 25 28

Selling 30 33

Respect 0 4

Reputation 50 55

Sex Appeal 20 22

Star Quality 75 77

Menace 25 25

Resilience 100 100

Refereeing 0 0

Babyface 50

Heel 50 62

Cool 65 89

Cocky 75

Crazy 0

Legit 75

Comedy 10

Weasel 0

Brute 0

Weird 0

Wholesome 75

Mystery Box:

Year 1 - #37 and rolled for a +24 in Cool.

Things of note:

Mainly got Malloy and Spillane for their tag experience and of course they have awful chemistry.

Spillane also got caught with steroids...so he's been just swell.

The Gambler is having some morale issues because I don't use him since I don't want to pay his appearance fee.

Since the beginning I have added Philipe Lagrenier, Matt Hocking, and most notably Spencer Spade. Spade is currently gaining momentum and will be my champion going forward, which our current champion Daredevil Aero does not like one bit!

sanityisforbidden · December 21, 2012

http://i1337.photobucket.com/albums/o666/sanityisforbidden_gds/ForrestStephens_zpsff7bbba1.png

Forrest Stephens, Light Heavyweight using the Redneck gimmick rated C.

East Cost Wrestling out of South East.

Roster:

Andrew Harper

Ant Man

Chris Bane (Acid II under a Super Hero Villian gimmick D+ <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/frown.png.e6b571745a30fe6a6f2e918994141a47.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> )

Coach Norman (REF)

Davis Wayne Newton

Hugh De Aske

Jason Thunder

Larry Wood (Owner/Road Agent)

Lightning Lomas

Matt Hocking

Outlaw Wes Revell

Paradigm

Paradox

Paranoia

Regular Joe

Tennessee William

Whiskey Jack

Notable notes after first show.

Profit of 291

Matt Hocking and Regular Joe are now enemies (Strong Dislike)

Champions

ECW American: Whiskey Jack

ECW Tag Team: Harper and William

ECW Hardcore: Vacant

Key: Traditional

Medium: Mainstream/Modern

Low: Risque, Realism, Hardcore

None: Everything else

Equal Pop/Performance rating

Face/Heel Divide, Low T&A (with no women <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> ) Women will be their own division later.

Monthly Event: ECW High Voltage

Season Finale: July - ECW WrestlePalooza

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Too funny not to update... second month profit? $29.

sanityisforbidden · December 21, 2012

... Bankrupt in the third month... makes no sense, I was making profits. Who cares that I had -4000 average after each show. The end of the month finances showed profit! DANGIT... RESTARTING THAT!

CactusDude · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="sanityisforbidden" data-cite="sanityisforbidden" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>... Bankrupt in the third month... makes no sense, I was making profits. Who cares that I had -4000 average after each show. The end of the month finances showed profit! DANGIT... RESTARTING THAT!</div></blockquote> If you're running one event a month, try running it on the last day of the month so that sponsorship gets taken into account immediately. After a few months of profit you should be able to afford to move your schedule to wherever in the month you'd like. (I made the exact same error in my first game where one of my owner goals was to never fall into debt.)

Big Roguey · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="sanityisforbidden" data-cite="sanityisforbidden" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>... Bankrupt in the third month... makes no sense, I was making profits. Who cares that I had -4000 average after each show. The end of the month finances showed profit! DANGIT... RESTARTING THAT!</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="CactusDude" data-cite="CactusDude" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>If you're running one event a month, try running it on the last day of the month so that sponsorship gets taken into account immediately. After a few months of profit you should be able to afford to move your schedule to wherever in the month you'd like. (I made the exact same error in my first game where one of my owner goals was to never fall into debt.)</div></blockquote> I've set all my events on the third Saturday of the month and I've not once fallen into negative figures or went bankrupt. <img alt=":confused:" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/confused.png.d4a8e6b6eab0c67698b911fb041c0ed1.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png"> I'm now in August 2014 with the game and I've not seen any problems.

CactusDude · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="MichiganHero" data-cite="MichiganHero" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I've set all my events on the third Saturday of the month and I've not once fallen into negative figures or went bankrupt. <img alt=":confused:" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/confused.png.d4a8e6b6eab0c67698b911fb041c0ed1.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> I'm now in August 2014 with the game and I've not seen any problems.</div></blockquote> To have never gone below zero, you must have had excellent financial management from the very start of your game. I couldn't find any roster that would allow me not to lose money from the first show held in January. In the end that didn't matter, as without the 'never fall into debt' owner goal I could afford to lose money on the second Saturday and wait until sponsorship came in at the start of the new month.

Big Roguey · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="CactusDude" data-cite="CactusDude" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>To have never gone below zero, you must have had excellent financial management from the very start of your game. I couldn't find any roster that would allow me not to lose money from the first show held in January. In the end that didn't matter, as without the 'never fall into debt' owner goal I could afford to lose money on the second Saturday and wait until sponsorship came in at the start of the new month.</div></blockquote> Never sign a worker over $200 for roughly a year. The most expensive people on my roster were Rob L. Miskovsky, Rob Perkins and Jason Rogers at $618, $350, $710 respectively. I still managed to rake in about $2000 a profit each month. Also, I used my UC as CC.

mvargus · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="MichiganHero" data-cite="MichiganHero" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I've set all my events on the third Saturday of the month and I've not once fallen into negative figures or went bankrupt. <img alt=":confused:" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/confused.png.d4a8e6b6eab0c67698b911fb041c0ed1.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> I'm now in August 2014 with the game and I've not seen any problems.</div></blockquote> The bankruptcy the other poster encountered is a bit random. Basically the system will choose a random day of the month to perform the finance check. If your finances are negative at that time you get the usual debt warning. What the game isn't telling you is that it won't check again for a month. You can be profitable thanks to sponsor money, but its going to check again on the same week and day of the week and won't care that you spent 20 days in the black. So this is what can happen. Show Week 3, Saturday - finances now -$4000 System checks debt - Week 4, Tuesday - warning issued Month end Sponsor money - finances now $2000 Show week 3, saturday - finances now -$3500 System checked debt - Week 4, Tuesday - declares immediate bankruptcy and shuts down the promotion. It ends up feeling random, but the truth was that it was just the timing on the checks. IF the first check had been week 2 instead of week 4 you'd never get a message.

mitsukaikira · December 21, 2012

I'm in November 2014 and haven't gone negative once either. It's not really that hard as long as you make smart signings and don't sign people you won't use on each show.

Almost 2 years in and XFW has $45k in the bank and turns about an $4k profit each month. We're also small, finally.

MaxxHexx · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="MichiganHero" data-cite="MichiganHero" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Never sign a worker over $200 for roughly a year. The most expensive people on my roster were Rob L. Miskovsky, Rob Perkins and Jason Rogers at $618, $350, $710 respectively. I still managed to rake in about $2000 a profit each month. Also, I used my UC as CC.</div></blockquote> I don't think it is this clean cut. For example on my roster 10/12 guys cost me more than $200 an appearance. I make no profit (I get +/- 500 a month) but put on what I believe are better shows meaning more growth.

sanityisforbidden · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="CactusDude" data-cite="CactusDude" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>If you're running one event a month, try running it on the last day of the month so that sponsorship gets taken into account immediately. After a few months of profit you should be able to afford to move your schedule to wherever in the month you'd like. (I made the exact same error in my first game where one of my owner goals was to never fall into debt.)</div></blockquote> Yeah I just started that, the shows were on the first friday when I went bankrupt. Now they are on the 4th friday and I'm up 10k in the bank and am going to run 2 shows in July (my monthly show and season finale).

moon_lit_tears · December 21, 2012

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="CactusDude" data-cite="CactusDude" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34839" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>If you're running one event a month, try running it on the last day of the month so that sponsorship gets taken into account immediately. After a few months of profit you should be able to afford to move your schedule to wherever in the month you'd like. (I made the exact same error in my first game where one of my owner goals was to never fall into debt.)</div></blockquote> My show is run Friday weekn2. I'm averaging about 10 a show but have not gone bankrupt. I'm going into September of year 1 and before show I've got just over 6k. I built a small roster of 12 with cheap people. I've picked up more over the months. I try to get the new young guys who don't want much money. I've not signed much popularity, but I'm getting there slowly.

CactusDude · December 21, 2012

Year 4 in the history books and it's definitely the year of Beast Bantom. Undefeated in 14 matches including a tournament victory at Ring Kings III, two of the matches of the year with Hiroshi Gakusha (both graded C-), and ends the year with possession of the NCW Championship. Beast's accomplishments have helped NCW to impressive growth both financially and in terms of popularity (on the edge of E+ in home region). Meanwhile, user character Russell T. Glory seems to have stalled in performance and entertainment skills, though exposure to a wider variety of workers during his title reign has given his in-ring ability a bit more depth.

Pittsburgh Steel Wrestling (regional size) are looking for a new booker. It might be time to take a trip across the Atlantic.

Bonus rolls:

2013 (26): +5 basics for Russell T. Glory

2014 (47): +10 popularity for Brilliant White (no longer with promotion), +2 popularity for NCW in Northern England

2015 (4): Strong friendship with Hiroyasu Gakusha, Gakusha active in British Isles, job offer

2016 (16): +5 brawling for Russell T. Glory

In-ring:

Brawling 17 (+9) -- Hardcore 12 (+4) -- Puroresu 11 (+4) -- Chain Wrestling 12 (+4) -- Mat Wrestling 12 (+4) -- Submissions 12 (+4) -- Aerial 62 (+1) -- Flashiness 35 (+3)

Performance:

Basics 70 (+3) -- Psychology 62 (+1) -- Consistency 61 (=) -- Selling 61 (=) -- Safety 67 (+4)

Physical:

Athleticism 66 (+4) -- Toughness 34 (+2) -- Stamina 69 (+6) -- Power 45 (+1) -- Resilience 100 (=)

Entertainment:

Microphone 68 (+1) -- Charisma 68 (+2) -- Acting 38 (+4) -- Star Quality 81 (=) -- Sex Appeal 22 (+2) -- Menace 10 (=)

Other:

Announcing 0 (=) -- Refereeing 0 (=) -- Respect 19 (+5) -- Reputation 89 (+15)

Active wrestlers: Beast Bantom (NCW champion), Don Henderson, Hugh de Aske, Russell T. Glory, Nigel Svensson, Genocide Agent, Davey Celtic, Davey London, Alton Vicious, Riddick Jordan, Billy Robinson, Hiroyasu Gakusha, Jon Michael Sharp, Martin Heath, Joel Petruzelli, Suburban Legend, Gyula Lakatos, Molokai Milk, Michael Gregory, Grave Digger, Alfred Reinhardt, Matty Wills, Cain Carlisle

Non-wrestlers: Simona Cox (face manager), Manny Morhan (announcer), Humphrey Woolsey (referee), Ali Bloxsome (road agent), Dunton Hall (owner, on-screen authority, part-time announcer)

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