1. I will not accept any racial words. That includes everything from 'dropping the N-Bomb', calling someone gay. You get the picture. I will give one warning, next time your application and employment will be terminated.
2. Keep the swearing to a realistic level. Remember, act like you are on TV when you are going to be roleplaying. Your not going to be able to swear like there is no tomorrow. Keep it real.
3. There is a limit to 3 roleplays on weekly shows, which is Warzone and Rage. On Pay Per View events 4 roleplays is the limit. I do it this way because then people actually take the time to write them and make them good. It's better than posting numerous 10 or 15 line roleplays.Basic Rules and Guidelines
1. HCW accepts only fantasy character. Sorry, but it's more interesting that way. It's alot easier to judge roleplays, more interesting to read than reading something you are going to see every Monday and Friday night on TV. Keep them created.
2. I will allow 2 characters per person. If anything depending on how well you are doing, and how committed you are, I may allow 3. But you have to have my permission before doing so.
3. You will not be able to roleplay until you see that you are accepted into the HCW.
4. Don't change your characters theme music, look, picture or moves. Make sure what you put on the contract page is final. Like I said, this is a fantasy wrestling website. Your character really isn't a character if you want to change everything about him.
5. Have a story with your character. This is not a rule, but most places I have seen there character with a story from childhood to present. Once you build a character like that and have a backstory for him, you will be able to roleplay a hell of alot easier, and it'll make them exciting to read. Nobody wants to see this. "Joe Schmo grew up on the streets. Had no parents and dropped out of high school. He grew up in the streets of Chicago so he has no problem wrestling and fighting people." That's boring, not interesting at all. Click