Barbed Wire Out on Apron Chart

[mrbeefy]

I like barbed wire matches but wanted to have charts for each chart situation. So for out of the ring I thought I'd have a chart where the wrestlers are put on the apron out side the ropes and then roll to see if they are tossed down onto the barbed wire floor. Feel free to criticize and give feedback.

OUT OF RING ABOVE BARBED WIRE FLOOR
OUTCOME	Rating A	Rating B	Rating C
You grab the opponent by the hair and pull him out on the apron with you. You pick him up and powerbomb him right off the apron onto the barbed wire floor. You untangle his bloody body and throw him back into the ring and go for the cover. OPPONENT ROLLS PIN.	2-4	2-3	2
The opponent approaches you and you grab and drag him out onto the apron with you. You then struggle to suplex him off the apron. ROLL 1 DIE*. 1 – Opponent gets the upper hand and suplexes you onto the barbed wire then throws you back into the ring OPPONENT ROLLS LEVEL 2 OFFENSE. 2- 3 – You successfully suplex the opponent off but you fall onto the barbed wire as well ADD 1 TO BOTH you recover first and throw the oppenent back in the ring ROLL ON LEVEL 2 OFFENSE. 4-6 – You german suplex opponent onto the outside, you grab the opponent’s and throw the bloody body back into the ring ROLL LEVEL 3 OFFENSE	5-6	4-5	3
The opponent dropkicks you and you fall back onto the barbed wire floor. You bloodily crawl back into the ring where the opponent is waiting for you. OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL 2 OFFENSE..	7	6-8	4-7
The opponent stuns you with a thunderous punch. He then trys to lift you up for a drop forward suplex. ROLL 1 DIE*. 1 – You get the upper hand and suplex the opponent onto the barbed wire then throws him back into the ring ROLL LEVEL 2 OFFENSE. 2-3 – Opponent successfully suplexes you off but he falls onto the barbed wire as well ADD 1 TO BOTH he recovers first and throws you in the ring OPPONENT ROLLS ON LEVEL 2 OFFENSE. 4-6 – Opponent Release Tiger Suplex you onto the barbed wire ground, skin tears as you are picked up and thrown back into the ring, where the opponent plans to finish you off OPPONENT ROLL LEVEL 3 OFFENSE.	8-9	9	8
The opponent follows you out to the apron where you both start punching each other. In the ensuing fight both of you lose your balance and fall back onto the barbed wire floor. You both are bloody messes and crawl back into the ring. You are both out of it and try to get up first to take advantage. ROLL 1 DIE EACH**.	10-11	10-11	9
The opponent comes out on the apron with you. The opponent lifts you up and piledrives you from the apron down onto the barbed wire floor. You are bloody and not moving. The opponent throws you back into the ring and goes for the cover. ROLL YOUR PIN.	12	12	10-12

**Each wrestler rolls a die. The one with a higher number gets up first. Then take the higher die
and subtract the lower. If there is a one number difference the winner rolls on LEVEL 1 OFFENSE.
If there is a two number difference the winner rolls on LEVEL 2 OFFENSE. If there is a difference of
three or more the winner rolls on LEVEL 3 OFFENSE.

[Knapik]

How do you decide if someone goes out of the ring or just out to the apron? Really cool chart and a big part of barbed wire matches!

[mrbeefy]

I replace the out of the ring chart with this one.

[mrbeefy]

knapik said:

How do you decide if someone goes out of the ring or just out to the apron? Really cool chart and a big part of barbed wire matches!

Just thought of something. I guess you could assume that there are open spots on the outside where there isn't any wire so when an 'out of the ring' situation is rolled, you could roll one die and like 1-3 would be regular out of ring chart 4-6 apron chart or vice versa. Just a thought???

[LWPD]

Excellent concept...and not one I've ever seen addressed as a stand alone. One thing I'd suggest altering would be the damage levels. In theory a barbed wire match should be a high fatigue energy draining blood bath. The scenarios you list reflect that...but I'd throw in more add 1 (and a few add 2) consequences to reflect the elevated physicality involved. Perhaps even add a post match injury roll to reflect residual damage due to blood loss.

Another concept would be to highlight 'blood loss' itself as an isolated measurement. Say that at a certain point a wrestler would 'pass out' and the officials would call the match. You could even do this with a generic accumulated damage number isolated from the Cage/Pin Rating just to throw in another modality.

[mrbeefy]

lwpd said:

Excellent concept...and not one I've ever seen addressed as a stand alone. One thing I'd suggest altering would be the damage levels. In theory a barbed wire match should be a high fatigue energy draining blood bath. The scenarios you list reflect that...but I'd throw in more add 1 (and a few add 2) consequences to reflect the elevated physicality involved. Perhaps even add a post match injury roll to reflect residual damage due to blood loss.

Another concept would be to highlight 'blood loss' itself as an isolated measurement. Say that at a certain point a wrestler would 'pass out' and the officials would call the match. You could even do this with a generic accumulated damage number isolated from the Cage/Pin Rating just to throw in another modality.

I thought about adding more add 1's and possibly add 2's I just havn't played a match enough to see how it would go. The blood loss idea is a really cool idea because in my barbed wire matches i have this chart, into a barbed wire turnbuckle and barbed wire ropes. And if the wrestlers hit the barbed wire alot I usually will roll for injuries.

[Holland227]

Chart looks great. I agree the add 1's and a few 2's would help it out. Also the roll to see which out of the ring chart to use could add to the match.

[mft]

I like it...the original Barbed Wire match...just didn't have alot of action. I may try it out.

[mrbeefy]

mft said:

I like it...the original Barbed Wire match...just didn't have alot of action. I may try it out.

If you do tell me how it works out and any other suggestions you might have.