What are the current, up to date differences between Madness and Warfare?

Madness Is slightly more geared toward newer people, to help them settle into the federation. It's the home of the Hart Title, and is a great starting point for people like you, who have just joined. Depending on the "hour" of the show, the rules can vary. In the "Traditional Hour", you're expected to RP realistically, like the old rules of Madness, meaning crazy shit like unexplained murder isn't allowed. Which also means you can't go around travelling all the planets, going back in time machines, all of that jazz. All of this is null and void in the "X-Treme Hour", where anything goes and is basically Warfare Rules. You can do anything you want, so be creative in these situations. If you're unsure of what hour you're booked in, be sure to check the card, and if you want a SPECIFIC hour on Madness, specify it in the booking thread!

Madness also only has a three role-play limit, which helps people who're strained or time and is also a bit of an enforcer in one of our big rules here when it comes to judging, "quality over quantity", be sure to not go over that three RP limit should you be booked on Madness.

Warfare has none of these restrictions, there are no "hours" on Warfare, meaning that all matches are fought under regular XWF rules, no role-play limit, anything goes, meaning you can do as you please! Warfare is home to the Intercontinental Title, and is sort of looked upon as the show for more established stars, but feel free to come on over if you wish to! Just keep in mind it may be a little harder to settle in, which is why I suggest you stick to Madness and perhaps try out both the "Traditional" and "X-Treme" hours, and perhaps later down the road you could even end up going for the Hart Championship!

Any other questions, feel free to ask any members of management.

And speaking of management... anything I missed?

Thanks man. In this case I think I'll stick to being ok with being booked on either show anytime like my roster page indicates. I like variety.