War Games was must-see from start to finish as 24 of the top names from around the industry squared up to see who could survive the night. In the end, it was an XWF homegrown talent in the form of Prince Adeyemi that took home the victory as the sole survivor. With War Games in the books, we turn to the holidays, the new year, and the Great White North as the XWF heads toward Snow Holds Barred!

the X-treme Wrestling Federation. Since 1999 our community has built a fantasy wrestling universe that is shaped by the decisions they make as writers (role players) for the characters they control. Some of you might know this as E-Fed, E-Wrestling, or Fantasy Wrestling. If you've competed in e-wrestling before, the basic idea is the same as it's always been; competitor A's role plays versus competitor B's role plays where the quality of story and trash talk determines the match or storyline outcome.

If you're new to professional wrestling, XWF is still a place where you can have fun without keeping up with the sport. In pro-wrestling, in addition to the athleticism that comes with the matches, you also have the writing aspect of it where they create larger than life characters like The Undertaker. Obviously we don't have a ring to put our community members in, so we go all-out with the writing side of the competition.

The best place to start if you're new is the FAQ which will answer a lot of your questions and explain how our community works in greater detail. Even if you've participated in e-wrestling before, you should take a look because we do have some features that you won't find in most traditional e-feds.

We have fully integrated our forums right into our site so everything works as one. The xwf99.com homepage (the page you're seeing right now) will always serve as the "base" with occasional updates but for the most part, everything happens on the boards. Enter the boards here: XWF Boards

The XWF has connections across the scope of the industry!