Welcome to Rush Town!
So you're new around here, eh? Well let me give you the low down.
Rush Town isn't really a normal place. It plays host to around 50 of the country's greatest non professional fighters. The rest of it is your regular township, shops, food, malls, whatever you want! But, I digress. These 50 or so fighters compete with one another in one on one matches until one admits defeat.
For a victory, a Rusher, that's what we're called, gains an experience slot. Once you gain ten of them, you move up a rank. Lose a match, and you lose four slots. If you lose three matches in a row, you drop a rank. The exception to this rule is the champ. He or she must stay undefeated. You can only challenge someone one above your rank or your equal.
There are 7 ranks: newbie, scrapper, bruiser, brawler, berserker, elite, and champ. For each rank you are, you receive weekly check to find your training. With the champ receiving the most.
Matches take place any time any where. If a Rusher issues a challenge to you, you either forfeit the match or accept. Your call.
So, I'm guessing you've heard enough about this place. You want to sign up, right? Just fill out the following Rusher card info.
Name:
Age: (16-20)
Weight:
Gender:
A photo of you:
Rank: (You'll start as newbies)
Personalities:
Bio
And a list of your fighting traits: (1-4, 4 being the highest. Try to keep it well balanced. You all start as newbies.) newbies have a maximum of 13 points and gain one point per rank.
Power:
Speed:
Skill:
Stamina:
Toughness:
Here's an example of mine:
Name: Conor Andheim
Height: 6'0
Age: 17
Weight: 178 pounds
Gender: Male
Photo:
Rank: Elite
Personalities: Conor is driven, he wants to be the best at everything in fighting. He generally tends to be brash and eager to fight whenever the opportunity presents itself. His love of martial arts drives him to continually practice every day for around 6 hours at a time.
This love also causes him to be a bit awkward. All he's really interested in is martial arts, so that's what he talks about. This can come across as annoying to people because it makes him sound arrogant and annoying. However, upon moving to Rush Town this no longer became a problem.
Conor quickly became popular among the pre existing rushers for his work ethic and passion for his sport. Over his six month period of living in rush town he also became a bit of a ladies man.
History of character/ fighting styles: Conor was born into a family that valued determination and persistence above all else. When he turned 6 he was told he must chose one occupation and stick with the said occupation for the rest of his pre-adult life.
So, knowing his family valued determination, he chose something that would require all of his persistence. He chose martial arts. From that day forward, he was enrolled in rigorous training courses and martial arts programs. By the time he was twelve, he had mastered two martial arts: Tae Kwon do and Muay Thai boxing. These two martial arts would become the foundation for his fighting style. He won numerous tournaments and prizes for his prowess in these two forms. He then retired from competitive Muay Thai and TKD, and moved on to eskrima, filipino stick, staff, knife, and hand to hand fighting, Brazilian Jui jitsu, and boxing.
While he excelled in boxing and eskrima, yet Brazilian Jui jitsu held challenges for him. It was the first martial art he had no natural talent in. That was where his greatest attribute, persistence, came in to play. Through his determination he mastered BJJ in just two years, and seized the world MMA title belt from ages 14-16 through use of BJJ mostly.
While his martial arts career was fantastic, his social life suffered. He was always came across as arrogant and annoying because all he knew was martial arts. His training and school left no time for friends and growth.
So, he dropped out of school began traveling, for six months he wandered from arena to arena, winning multiple fights, but still experiencing the same issues with people. Finally he stumbled in to Rush Town, thinking it was a regular town until he witnessed several highly skilled street fights in the same day.
Upon asking one of the victors he discovered what the town truly was. He immediately enrolled in the program. In the six months he lived there, he is rose to an elite status in just under two months. He is currently content holding his spot, as he wishes to train further before challenging the champ.
Power: 4
Speed: 3
Skill: 4
Stamina: 3
Toughness: 4
(Keep in mind I am an elite; your stats will grow too.)
So you're new around here, eh? Well let me give you the low down.
Rush Town isn't really a normal place. It plays host to around 50 of the country's greatest non professional fighters. The rest of it is your regular township, shops, food, malls, whatever you want! But, I digress. These 50 or so fighters compete with one another in one on one matches until one admits defeat.
For a victory, a Rusher, that's what we're called, gains an experience slot. Once you gain ten of them, you move up a rank. Lose a match, and you lose four slots. If you lose three matches in a row, you drop a rank. The exception to this rule is the champ. He or she must stay undefeated. You can only challenge someone one above your rank or your equal.
There are 7 ranks: newbie, scrapper, bruiser, brawler, berserker, elite, and champ. For each rank you are, you receive weekly check to find your training. With the champ receiving the most.
Matches take place any time any where. If a Rusher issues a challenge to you, you either forfeit the match or accept. Your call.
So, I'm guessing you've heard enough about this place. You want to sign up, right? Just fill out the following Rusher card info.
Name:
Age: (16-20)
Weight:
Gender:
A photo of you:
Rank: (You'll start as newbies)
Personalities:
Bio
And a list of your fighting traits: (1-4, 4 being the highest. Try to keep it well balanced. You all start as newbies.) newbies have a maximum of 13 points and gain one point per rank.
Power:
Speed:
Skill:
Stamina:
Toughness:
Here's an example of mine:
Name: Conor Andheim
Height: 6'0
Age: 17
Weight: 178 pounds
Gender: Male
Photo:
Rank: Elite
Personalities: Conor is driven, he wants to be the best at everything in fighting. He generally tends to be brash and eager to fight whenever the opportunity presents itself. His love of martial arts drives him to continually practice every day for around 6 hours at a time.
This love also causes him to be a bit awkward. All he's really interested in is martial arts, so that's what he talks about. This can come across as annoying to people because it makes him sound arrogant and annoying. However, upon moving to Rush Town this no longer became a problem.
Conor quickly became popular among the pre existing rushers for his work ethic and passion for his sport. Over his six month period of living in rush town he also became a bit of a ladies man.
History of character/ fighting styles: Conor was born into a family that valued determination and persistence above all else. When he turned 6 he was told he must chose one occupation and stick with the said occupation for the rest of his pre-adult life.
So, knowing his family valued determination, he chose something that would require all of his persistence. He chose martial arts. From that day forward, he was enrolled in rigorous training courses and martial arts programs. By the time he was twelve, he had mastered two martial arts: Tae Kwon do and Muay Thai boxing. These two martial arts would become the foundation for his fighting style. He won numerous tournaments and prizes for his prowess in these two forms. He then retired from competitive Muay Thai and TKD, and moved on to eskrima, filipino stick, staff, knife, and hand to hand fighting, Brazilian Jui jitsu, and boxing.
While he excelled in boxing and eskrima, yet Brazilian Jui jitsu held challenges for him. It was the first martial art he had no natural talent in. That was where his greatest attribute, persistence, came in to play. Through his determination he mastered BJJ in just two years, and seized the world MMA title belt from ages 14-16 through use of BJJ mostly.
While his martial arts career was fantastic, his social life suffered. He was always came across as arrogant and annoying because all he knew was martial arts. His training and school left no time for friends and growth.
So, he dropped out of school began traveling, for six months he wandered from arena to arena, winning multiple fights, but still experiencing the same issues with people. Finally he stumbled in to Rush Town, thinking it was a regular town until he witnessed several highly skilled street fights in the same day.
Upon asking one of the victors he discovered what the town truly was. He immediately enrolled in the program. In the six months he lived there, he is rose to an elite status in just under two months. He is currently content holding his spot, as he wishes to train further before challenging the champ.
Power: 4
Speed: 3
Skill: 4
Stamina: 3
Toughness: 4
(Keep in mind I am an elite; your stats will grow too.)
