A Few Helpful Pointers

If you are experienced at role playing for TWG, then you can just skip this. This is for the people who might need some tips on how to further advance their character description.

First thing is first. You already have a name, which honestly, I'm hoping isn't a John Cena or a Randy Orton. Does that name sounds evil or good to you? Maybe it's somewhere in between. Make sure to put that in your bio.

How tall is your person? How much does he or she weigh? Hair color, eye color, even what kind of clothes they generally wear can help people lead to what kind of character you have.

Does your character have anything that it hates other people doing? Maybe your character gets easily tricked when it comes to certain topic he or she might not know, like finances. I don't know how that could fit into a wrestler description, but if you can make it work, more power to you.

But most importantly, do you hate your entrance, because it doesn't have exactly what you want? Would you rather drive a 1999 Ford Taurus instead of a red Ferrari? Ok most people wouldn't do that trade, but if you're me and actually own that car, you might want to do that. And would you rather have just red flames instead of red and blue? Well if you add that into your bio, it will get added every time you are in a match.

And there is never any such thing as a complete bio. You can always add some type of dirty secret to your person that the wrestling world doesn't know about you yet. It could get into some very deep segments if used properly. Just don't let yourself do the talking for your character, have your character do the talking, and you're just simply the person who writes it all down.

But one thing is for sure. Never, eeeeeee-ever, do anything you don't want to, a-gain!! (You just can't use the Jericho quote I did though, he's WWE afterall.)