Week 1: Decide who you might want to feud with. Send in ONE attack (or segment of some kind that relates to the person) using our forms. Watch it play out. Watch how (if at all) that victim reacts after the show.

Week 2: Depending on how they reacted, follow it up! Did they IGNORE you altogether and act like the attack never happened? Looks like now it's time to send in something twice as attention grabbing and brutal. Last time, was it an attack backstage? Ok, well this time send in a match-ending interference AND confront them backstage after to slap them in their face and tell them they better like it. Alternatively, if the person DID react and get upset (in character) about the attack, then I suggest sending another attack AND sending a counter attack to protect yourself if he's planning to return the favor this week.

Week 3: Now it's time to start requesting your first (if you haven't yet faced them) match with this person... make some challenges on the Fight forum or the news forum... start bragging about how you've been doing whatever you've been doing for the last 2 weeks to this guy. MAKE them have no choice but to address you now and accept a match, but keep it a simple 1 on 1 match... don't be pulling some crazy ass exploding ropes, lubricated canvas match out on your FIRST match... let it be a standard match but SEND IN STUFF for it!!! PLAN on having this be the setting where the next part of your feud plays out; don't look at it as a match. Put more stock into what happens right at the end or right after the match. Expect to be attacked, expect to be counter attacked... maybe even expect a friend of that opponent to come and attack you that night.

Week 4: This is where it really starts getting interesting. Now you're close to a month in, have gone back and forth with each other, and had 1 match that most likely only added gasoline to the fire. By now, if I have to keep laying out the exact details of what to do, there is a problem. The rest should take off from here naturally and you now have a feud that you can run for many more weeks or months to come IF you so choose.

Obviously there can be many variations of anything above, but that is all what came to me off the top of my head when I started typing. There are TONS of ways to force a feud to begin, and usually you DO NOT have to plan it OOC first. You aren't supposed to have to plan it OOC first.