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 Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 12:33 pm
Announcer Larry Mooney="The following match is a Triple Threat Match and it is for the EEW Television Championship. It will be held under "First Blood" rules. Hitogoroshi's cane will also be on a pole for whoever grabs it first to use.
"Introducing first....."
Paul Heyman wishes all three wrestlers luck in their match tonight.
"As we have another First Blood match here at Living Dangerously I would like to see you guys do something different. Maybe there will be a race to see who can grab Hito's cane first? Whoever posesses it surely has a better chance of making their opponent bleed!"
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Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 6:57 pm
(Biohazard's "Human Animal" fills the arena as the lights fade out.)
"Introducing first..."
(A red fog fills the air in front of the entranceway. Hitogoroshi steps out just far enough to be shrouded in the fog.)
"...From Koto, Japan, standing 5' 11", weighing 217 lbs, Hitooooogooooroshiiiiii!"
Styles: "The Homicidal Hitogoroshi, more so than is typical, has murder on his mind tonight!"
(Hitogoroshi paces his way slowly and methodically to ringside.)
Tazz: "You ain't kiddin', Styles! He wanted this match, First Blood, and I think he considers the TV Title dessert compared to carving up Benoit!"
(He makes two clean leaps to the apron and then the top turnbuckle, and raises his arms to the sky in silent prayer.)
Styles: "True, but he's got Duke Matthias to deal with, too!"
(Hitogoroshi leaps from the top, turns 180 degrees in mid-air and lands in a squat at the center of the ring. He stands and stares with laser intensity at the entranceway.)
Styles: "He's a spectacular athlete, undoubtedly, and he'll need every weapon in his arsenal right now."
(OOC: I propose this match should be elimination-style, to eliminate arguments about "who busted open who."
I also suggest a percentage roll to determine whether or not an attack causes bleeding. Suggestion: Every possible bloodletting hit adds 5% or 10%, depending on the severity, to a total percentage. Each time, the player that was hit rolls 10 D10's against their cumulative percentage. If the roll exceeds the total, they bleed, and they're out...assuming, of course, the ref sees it.
Addendum: Each shot with the cane increases the percentage by 15%.
Make sense?)
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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 5:04 am
((Since Beniot's the champ, hes going to be the last entry, and can you explain that again?))
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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 1:05 pm
((Depending on the amount of damage taken and the lower the dice roll you get, the higher the chance of bleeding. If a powerful attack like a weapon shot connects then the wrestler who is attacked rolls the dice. If somebody uses Hito's cane then you add 30% to the total damage. I will keep an eye on this, like every match, to make sure it is fair!))
((Eve Ill, shall we say if somebody roles a number lower then 10, they bleed? After a cane shot the number will be higher, maybe under 20? It makes the cane a important part of the match.))
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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 5:18 pm
(I came up with the accumulated percentages to reflect the "wear down" factor.
Example: Benoit lays into Hito's forehead with punches. This starts off the chance of bleeding at 5%. He rolls 10 D10's (added together to make 100%), and gets a 74. No bleeding.
Benoit then hits him with a chairshot. It's a harder hit, so it adds 10%. Hito's chance to bleed is now 15%. He rolls, and gets 18. He barely avoids bleeding.
Benoit pulls down the cane and cracks Hito across the head. The cane adds, say, 20% to the total, making it one of the easiest ways to draw. Things like barbed wire, splinters of a broken table, a pizza cutter, or a cheese grater would also carry a higher chance of drawing, say 15-20%.
Hito's total would now be at 35%. He rolls, and ends up with a 27, causing him to start juicing and eliminating him.
Questions?)
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 9:08 am
((Ohh, I see, I get it now. Alright, waiting on the other entry before Beniot appears))
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 9:50 pm
(Well, we've been waiting almost five days.
Suggestions, fearless Guild leader?)
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 6:56 am
((Start without him, my loyal subjects! xd ))
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 5:11 pm
((My b! ))
Lazy Enterance
((aka: Music plays, he comes out, climbs into the ring, takes off cape, bears fangs at Hitogoroshi, and waits))
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Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 5:17 pm
Hitogoroshi glares back at him with narrowed, hateful eyes.
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Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 7:36 am
The crowd roars and leaps to their feet as Whatever by WWF hits the PA system and a few seconds later, Chris Beniot makes his appearence on the steel stage, big toothless grin on his face. The television title was around his waist and he patted the thing twice with a right hand before shaking his arms and begining to walk down the ramp. It was at this time that the announcer began to introduce him.
"And from Atlanta Georgia, Standing at height of five foot eight inches and weighing in at two hundred-twenty pounds, he is your NEW TELEVISION CHAMPION! HE IS THE RABID WOLVERINE! CHHHHHRRRRRRIISSSSSSSSSS BEEEEEENNNNNOOOOOOIIIITTTTT!"
Beniot, now at the steel steps, walked up them and got in the ring, eyeing his two opponents before climbing a turnbuckle and clasping his hands into fists, raising them above his head. He then leaped down from the turnbuckle and looked at his two opponents as his music began to fade out and he took off his belt, handing it to the ref.
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Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 8:48 pm
Before the bell sounds, Hitogoroshi makes an immediate run for the corner with the pole and the cane, looking to get a jump on climbing and retrieving his cane.
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 3:38 pm
Beniot, seeing the attempt, runs forwards and attempts to grab Hito by the tights and throw him out of the ring as he leaps up to the turnbuckle.
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Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 11:41 pm
Benoit's push-off was a success. Hitogoroshi's great agility allowed him to land on his feet on the outside.
From there, he attempts the reach in and pull Benoit out of the ring by his ankle. If successful, he will attempt to land a few hard chops on Benoit's chest.
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Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 6:54 am
They call me Speed.... Beniot feels a mysterious force tugging at his ankle and before he could react he falls to his back and is pulled to the outside, leaning against the ring. He takes a few chops from Hito before trying to deliver some of his own "Rabid Wolverine" chops. Think you can catch me?
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