LIVE!! November 24, 2017. From You Know Where.... Inside a ring surrounded by the Lake of Fire! Bring some burn cream and sunglasses!

Opt-In to take part in Shove It: Where the Sun Don't Shine! This event will be ONE Royal Rumble over-the-top rope style match. Entries will be completely random and stamina bars will be used. This literally means that ANYONE can win.

Doctor Louis D'Ville will be sitting on a throne high up across the arena watching the action while demons and ghouls fill the audience cheering on their own favorite XWF stars. Last year, we crowned a NEW XWF Xtreme Champion. So who knows what the good doctor has up his sleeve THIS year!

Here are some details:

- First, here's laster year's: http://xwf99.com/showthread.php?tid=25470 Check it out. It's going to be the same format and you'll be able to refer to it as far as how things will go down.

- Entries will be done at random and not be revealed to any of the entrants. You'll find out when you come out for the match.

- With stamina bars in place, from the time you enter the rumble and as it progresses, you lose a small amount of stamina (starts at 100%) as competitors come out. As you make eliminations (which are also based on roleplays versus roleplays), you regain a small a bit of stamina.

Vinnie Lane 100% Doctor Louis D'Ville 22%

As competitors are added to the match, your stamina will drain so much over each time. Your roleplays come into play just like they would in a normal match. So don't think just because you're the first one to enter you have no chance of winning. It DOES come into play, but if you're putting out the best work it's definitely going to help keep you alive. Just because Doc is at 22% and Vinnie just entered the fight doesn't mean that he's going to come in and toss Doc right over. Doc is obviously better so he would definitely put up a strong fight. It may not lead to victory, but it definitely could depending on how bad Vinnie did that week.

- The normal roleplay rules will be in effect.

- 3000 Word Limit. A little bit more than the minimum we use, but not overbearing. And not to little. I think this is a good balance.

- Any questions regarding this, hit me or any of the GM's up. This was a lot of fun last year and I'm looking forward to hosting it again. Good luck!