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002 - Analysing The Bugs

With the bugs which had plagued the simulation still eluding them for the moment, the duo decided to forge on regardless in the hopes that continuing to make the bugs arise would provide further insight as to their cause.

Even this early on, the seven-match card became something of a staple; allowing the Convergence to run for two-hour stints seemingly an ideal data-collection method for the regular shows.

With the bug occurring during a match in which she wasn't involved, Rhaeadra was able to evade suspicion for another episode. But this anonymity wasn't going to last forever...
MNR/TPW Casual Championship

1

**Bjorn Stonekin**  **<< 004 - Rise Of The Casual Hero** *to* **010 - Corrupted >>**
Winning out over Sastri Rae'lyn, Veyl Wraithbane and Raelithen to claim the belt, Bjorn's only title defense was against two competitors at once in a triple threat before he lost it in Episode 10.

*Defended against:* **Sorrowmire**/**Raelithen**

2

**Baelung**  **<< 010 - Corrupted** *to* **Current >>**
With a 2-1 record going into Episode 10, Baelung forced Bjorn to *pick on someone his own size* in a 13-minute title match; one which resulted in him taking the belt in brutal fashion after hitting him with a *Ragnarok* and spearing Bjorn's head into the ropes.

*No title defenses...*
Carter Hall

**Hawkman** (real name **Carter Hall**) is a fictional character in DC Comics. The character was created by Writer Gardner Fox And artist Dennis Neville and debuted in *Flash Comics* #1 (January 1940). According to legend, Carter is a reincarnation of Prince Khufu, both he and his lover will be reincarnated every century or so.

After being killed by Vandal Savage, for the 207th time, he currently is reincarnated as someone else from the 23rd century and married to Kendra Saunders, with one daughter, Alda.
Brawler Knights

*"The ring's ours. We just let you play around in it."*

The **Brawler Knights** are an MNR/TPW tag team consisting of Neïva Dawnblood and Kori Raine. One of the original sixteen teams that formed the promotion's Duo Division, they currently stand at the head of the women's tag division; a pair of nigh-unassailable musclebound women who demolish their opponents with raw power.

## Trivia

Effectively the Bruno Sammartino of AWGP - the "sequel promotion" to *Tyrian Professional Wrestling* which is a monthly fixture of Argent Dawn's roleplay community - Kori Raine held the promotion's main title for 1,024 days, defending the belt a total of nine times before she was finally dethroned.

Behind the scenes, after pitching the idea of the 2/3-Falls match during the Saved State Premiere between the two *Brawler Knights* members, an idea formed: if Nei was to win the match, she would be given an AWGP contract; finally transitioning her from someone who had fought Kori once simply due to being of comparable size to an official roster member. Nei won the match, two falls to zero, and the rest was history. Due to Nei and Kori not (yet) being a duo in AWGP, she took the *Brawler Knight* moniker for herself.

## Career

From the very beginning, Kori and Nei made it abundantly clear to the rest of the women's tag team division that they were there to win and nothing else. Through a combination of fortuitous match-ups and overwhelming power, the Brawler Knights laid waste to the *Premiere's* Tag Tournament; initially being drawn against the Golden Hunters before meeting the relatively waifish Model Team and winding up pitted against the Maywinds in the final.

With the titles in their grasp, the muscular duo felt unbeatable. However, in *Episode Three*, they finally met the team the Dandy Lions had beaten to reach the finals: Death Harmony. Owing to Rhaeadra's newfound ability to attempt to alter the course of events, the Knights were finally given their first loss.

They wasted no time in reclaiming their place at the top of the division, however. Just two episodes later, they faced off against The Arch Avengers in their first title defence. Although one half of their opponents was the Women's Solo Champion, Nei and Kori were unfazed by the Tyrians' assault.

Nor were they concerned with Hrona and Hisako lasting for almost an hour. After over fifty-six minutes - during which Kori fought both Avengers alone for the final fourteen - Kori was finally able to lay Hisako low with a *Black Sails At Midnight* for the three-count.

Their next match, which was also a title defence, took place at the *Corrupted* show against the Order Of Whispers. Despite their best efforts - and a somewhat unwieldy costume change by Nei - the mercenaries couldn't stack up against the champions, with Nei countering Laura's *Bowstringer* before casting her into the *Wake Of Ashes* for the win.
Revision Instability

A **revision instability** is the in-universe explanation for WWE 2K19's habit to run into a CTD (*crash-to-desktop*) error when a tag team made entirely of CAWs is in the ''Player Two" position with a specified tag finisher, necessitating a restart of the match that was interrupted. Because the first of these crashes occurred during the first round of the Women's Tag Tournament at the *Saved State Premiere* - between Death Harmony and the Order Of Whispers - while Rhaeadra was one of the legal competitors, her being responsible became the swiftly concocted rationale; a notion only cemented by the fact that her next match was the victim of three of them.

The final official instability occurred during the Episode 003 main event, when The Ebon Blades' first tag title defence against the Shadowbreakers was interrupted.
Tharg Axebinder

*"For the Horde!!"*

**Tharg Axebinder** is an Orc Warrior from Darkmoon Faire (EU) in World of Warcraft.

## Career

The promotion's first episode - the *Saved State Premiere* - served as a showcase of the initial, fifty-strong roster, in which every wrestler (and their tag teams) participated in at least one match. Being one of The Prime Four, Tharg's debut match kicked off the Premiere's mammoth card. Despite putting in a decent showing, his first effort was a losing one, with a momentary alliance between Varyss Mardian and Raelithen keeping him out of the ring long enough to prevent him affecting the match's result.

Despite his slogan boasting otherwise, Tharg didn't do much better in the Men's Title Rush. Being drawn into Group Two, Tharg found no shortage of worthy warriors. After taking a mammoth top-rope leg drop from Magnadon and being lured into Veyl's *Ghost Illusion*, he wound up being busted open by Falarion's *Magic Bullet* DDT and eliminated; the first victim in the mesmer's short-lived rampage. Later in the *Premiere*, his tag-team debut - reviving The Rough Riders from Monday Night Raid - also resulted in a loss, being knocked out of the tag-team tournament in the first round.

The next episode saw the MNR stalwarts quickly rectifying their tag-team misstep, their cohesion outclassing Zee'ce and the now-youthful Pah in the ring. Tharg's winning ways then began to cross over into his singles career, beating Kalthoren Stonewall in a *Hell In A Cell* match in Episode 003 and, garnering himself an element of revenge from the *Premiere* in the following episode, managing to put Firion through a table.
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Veyl Wraithbane

*"You know it's hard to beat up something that can walk through walls, don't you?"*

**Veyl Wraithbane** is a Charr from Piken Square (EU) in Guild Wars 2. Something of an outcast among his own kind, Veyl - rather fittingly, given his name - is a self-styled "Spirit Hunter", having first cut his teeth on quelling the Ascalonian ghosts in his homeland before learning of similar beings around the world and realising he could make something of a living out of doing what he'd trained to do.

## Outside MNR/TPW

One of the lesser-known debuts in *Monday Night Raid*, Veyl proved to be a rather middle-of-the-road competitor in the promotion's roster, eventually ending his twelve-match run with the company with a 6-6 record. Despite this, he did enjoy some success, managing to win the *2v2 Championship* alongside fellow MNR alumnus, Falarion Silverwind.

## Career

Premiere / Title Rush: 3rd to be eliminated. Eliminated by Magnadon after taking an Earth Shock
Episode 4: Faced off against Rae, Sastri and Bjorn in an attempt to claim the new Casual Title. Knocked the ref down at one point! Despite trying to pin Bjorn on multiple occasions and coming close to winning himself, even the second-biggest competitor wasn't enough to withstand a headbutt from an angry Norn. Helped by Raelithen being too dazed to break the pin.
Episode 5: Beat Der'ek in a singles match. Despite being bloodied by the Sith mad scientist, Veyl was able to bait him into the Ghost Illusion before cracking his skull with a Splitblade to finish off the match/
Men's Solo Championship

1

**Pah**  **<< 001 - Saved State Premiere** *to* **010 - Corrupted >>**
The inaugural holder of the Men's Solo Belt, winning the final of the Title Rush against Bjorn Stonekin, Firion and Daemus Renn.

*Defended against:* **Zee'ce**

2

**Daemus Renn**  **<< 010 - Corrupted** *to* **Current >>**
With his 3-3 record going into Corrupted, Daemus was the defacto #1 contender for Pah's title and, after enduring multiple hits from *Stolen Youth*, put Pah down after 17 minutes with a *Mind Blast* to take the win.

*No title defenses.*
Arrenduin

*"I do what needs to be done. Don't kid yourself otherwise."*

**Arrenduin** is a Sylvari Guardian from the *Piken Square (EU)* server of Guild Wars 2.

## Outside MNR/TPW

Although affiliated in some fashion with the Sylvari Nightmare Court - specifically, the *Canticle Of Thorns* - Arrenduin was never corrupted by them, still retaining much of his connection to/status as a "Dreamer", the name given to uncorrupted Sylvari.

This storyline was reflected at least partially in his time in Monday Night Raid, where many of his last matches in the promotion had him tag-teaming with members of the *Canticle* stable (Noctaemis and Ramus) while never formally joining them.

## Career

Despite making it to the final four in his debut, Arrenduin's route through the Men's Title Rush tournament was quickly brought to an end by eventual group winner Daemus Renn; one of multiple competitors to be brought down by a *Hail To The Hat!*. With no tag-team to join in order to continue his presence in the *Premiere*, Arrenduin took to skulking around the arena, surveying his competition.

It was there that he discovered that fellow Monday Night Raid mainstay and hated nemesis Raelithen had also been drafted into the new roster and, in that instant, the old rivalry was very much rekindled. The relatively short, but brutal fight between the blue Dreamer and the technologically inclined Nightmare Courtier came to an end after Arrenduin took a direct hit from the *Rae-Gun*. A stumbling block, perhaps, but not an untenable one.

Returning to his roots of specialising in combat against magic users, Arrenduin spent another three episodes choosing his next target: the newly-debuting Sothos Voidstar. Although the "reformed" criminal Ren'dorei put in a valiant effort for his first in-ring outing; a match lasting the better part of twenty minutes during which he hit the Sylvari with the best he could muster, Arrenduin showed him just why his signature attack was dubbed the *Mage Eater*.
MNR/TPW: Block One

**Episode 001 :: Saved State Premiere**

*Where the entire thing began. Fifty wrestlers, sixteen tag-teams. In the first episode, everyone had to fight. Those four title belts weren't awarding themselves...*

*As with any other new hyper-realistic simulation, problems have already started to arise. The bugs from the Premiere continue to persist in the multi-person matches, but the observers remain silent.*

*The promotion's first title defence takes the main-event spot here and, following the first women's debut in the previous episode, the first new male competitor makes their entrance... but they look pretty familiar.*

*Settling the cliffhanger that the instability left unresolved in Episode 003, this episode also reveals the brand new Casual Title!*

*With the outcome of the Brawler Knights' non-title match seemingly influenced by Sylvari magic, the creators of the Convergence finally break their silence. Having implemented a fix to the issue, their attention finally shifts fully to the one they deem responsible.*

*Two new competitors appear inside the Convergence, though their arrival is soon overshadowed by someone forcing themselves into the main event...*

*Both the Women's Solo champion and Casual champion find their belts under attack by not-insignificant opposition while the previous interloper's hubris quickly comes back to haunt them.*

*For the entertainment of the Convergence's creators, every single competitor yet to find victory inside the ring is pit against one another.*

*Estelar's words start to get to his superior as the "Winless Club" matches continue, driving her to - for a moment - demonstrate just who is in charge.*

*With the orchestrators of the Convergence refusing to take things lying down any longer, they decide to take matters into their own hands. Meanwhile, Arginin sets out on his quest for redemption, all of the titles are contested and a certain Sylvari reveals she knows more than she's letting on.*
Sothos Voidstar

*"My business? None of yours."*

*Sothos Voidstar* is a Void Elf Mage from Argent Dawn (EU) in World Of Warcraft. Formerly a criminal antagonist for the Stormwind City Guard, Sothos partially reformed to the point where he joined a mercenary group led by - and had a short-lived relationship with - Kamrynn Tailor, one of the people who originally arrested him.
Illusion Inferno

*"And you thought it was bad enough facing off against just one of us..."*

**Illusion Inferno** are an MNR/TPW tag team consisting of both versions of Varyss Mardian. The first named tag team to be formed following Saved State Premiere, they are largely a part-time affair, due to the Azerothian Varyss' prior commitments to The Red Mages.

## Trivia

It's two instances of Varyss from two different games! What more do you want?

## Career

Forming largely in response to Estelar Ruinstrider's minute-long dismantling of Raelithen as a measure of revenge, the two Varysses set aside the differences of both opinion and multiversal circumstance to fight as a team. Although it took a dozen times longer for them to beat the co-orchestrator of the environment than he had taken to beat the technologically-inclined Sylvari, the Tyrian Varyss was the one to deliver the final blow, deeming his own *Coma Machine* a far quicker end than waiting for anything his Azerothian counterpart could have done.
Men's Duo Championship

1

**The Ebon Blades**  **<< 001 - Saved State Premiere** *to* **004 - Rise Of The Casual Hero >>**
 **<< Feonyr Sunsorrow** *&* **Melovaiek Star-Scarlet** >>
The inaugural holders of the Men's Duo belts, facing Arbiters Of Spirits and DragonForce in the Premiere's Tag Tournament before defeating the Shadowbreakers in the finals.

*Failed to defend the title against...*

2

**Shadowbreakers**  **<< 004 - Rise Of The Casual Hero** *to* **Present >>**
 **<< Zayne Kelley** *&* **Firiten Duskrunner** >>
With their victory delayed by Rhaeadra and her powers of Revision Instability, the Shadowbreakers settled for taking the belts from the Death Knights at the beginning of Episode 4. Even after Firiten beat Arginin earlier in the night during Episode 10, they still had enough in the tank to defend their titles against DragonForce.

*Defended against:* **DragonForce**
TurboRef

*"I think you need a lesson in the power I wield. If an undesirable result occurs... it can simply be changed."* -REDACTED

**referee.hf**, also referred to as the **TurboRef**, is a fragment of modified code which makes up the Convergence; the partially-sentient simulation which houses the MNR/TPW wrestling promotion.

## Outside MNR/TPW

As nothing more than an element of Convergence code which was copied and modified as per the whims of its creator, the "TurboRef" simply does not exist anywhere else.

## Career

Created on a whim and implemented into the Convergence to rob Arginin of what would have been his first singles victory, the modified/superpowered referee file was forced into the role of Arginin's opponent, overriding the intended presence of Firiten Duskrunner in order to set an example as to what REDACTED was truly capable of.

Although this change resulted in Arginin's defeat, the Emperor's trusted servant put up a valiant fight against the blatant injustice, managing to last far longer than any thought he had a right to. Only after taking multiple finishers - as well as dishing out some of his own - from a vastly more powerful opponent did the Sith finally submit for the three-count.
Daemus Renn

*"Got a winning recipe here! The hat, the cane..! They took the rest, but who cares?!"*

**Daemus Renn** is a Forsaken Priest from the *Darkmoon Faire (EU)* server of World Of Warcraft.

## Outside MNR/TPW

To say that Daemus is unhinged is to considerably understate his fractured mental state. A*(n undead)* man who cares little for whatever he might have been in life, Daemus is purely out for personal gain, caring little for what people might think of either his desires or what he's willing to do to obtain them.

## Career

One of a startlingly small number of Monday Night Raid mainstays to retain some semblance of momentum following the transition to MNRTPW, Daemus' debut match - drawn into Group Three of the Men's Title Rush during *Saved State Premiere* - resulted in him eliminating half the group en route to his first round win. This booked him a ticket to the final where Pah showed the power of his *Stolen Youth*, even managing to make a Forsaken take a pin from it.

Daemus and his team Chaotic Science enjoyed rather less success in the *Premiere'*s Tag Team Tournament, when their first round match against DragonForce ended in a countout after Arginin repeatedly smashed Der'ek's head into the ring.

Not letting the defeat get him down (as if anything *could*), the *King of Swagstyle* returned in the main event of Episode 002, winning an all-World Of Warcraft Triple Threat by forcing Serafael Bloodstrider to *Hail To The Hat!!* However, not even Swagstyle was enough to content with both a Troll's regeneration and the conniving antics of a certain Sylvari Engineer, stalling his win streak before it had a chance to get going.
Women's Duo Championship

1

**Brawler Knights**  **<< 001 - Saved State Premiere** *to* **Current >>**
 **<< Neïva Dawnblood** *&* **Kori Raine** >>
The inaugural holders of the Women's Duo belts and a dominant force in the ring, Nei and Kori were only defeated once as a team in MNR/TPW's first ten episodes, successfully having defended their titles twice in that time.

*Defended against:* **The Arch Avengers** *&* **Order Of Whispers**
Zayne Kelley

*"We can fight if you want. It'll be over before you know it."*

**Zayne Kelley** is a Human Thief from Piken Square (EU) in Guild Wars 2. With a matching pair of daggers - and, occasionally, a pistol - his whole combat style is based around agility and quick, sharp strikes intended to disable an opponent - fatally or otherwise - before they even know what hit them.

## Outside MNR/TPW

Seemingly fused to his green fur-lined coat, Zayne is far from what some would consider the mercenary type. A fletcher by trade, Zayne found his way into the mercenary business in the wake of his younger sister Laura doing precisely the same. Having developed something of a protector complex since their teens, Zayne saw the switch from supplying her with munitions to fighting alongside her as a natural progression.

## Career

In a stacked first episode in which everyone got their debut, it was inevitable that many would walk away from the *Premiere* without an intact record. Zayne was no exception in this regard when, having been drawn in Group Three of the Men's Title Rush, he was eliminated by a *Roll The Bones* from his Shadowbreakers teammate, Firiten Duskrunner.

Shadowbreakers fared much better during the Tag-Team Tournament. Though, despite knocking out The Red Mages in the first round by flattening Varyss Mardian with the *S3* and dropping Firion with the *Wisecracker* to knock out the Canticle Of Thorns, they fell short at the final hurdle, losing to the Monday Night Raid veterans and inaugural Men's Duo Title holders, The Ebon Blades.

In the next episode, he was quick to prove the virtues of agility over brute force. Deciding to take on one of the largest competitors on the roster to make a point, the 5'6" Zayne took on the comparatively colossal Norn Bjorn Stonekin. With an answer for just about everything Bjorn tried to throw at him and effortlessly dodging whatever he didn't, a pinpoint-accurate *Wisecracker* to Bjorn's already bloodied skull was enough to keep him down for the win.

Wanting to get a measure of revenge on The Ebon Blades for their defeat during the Tag-Team Tournament, the Shadowbreakers secured themselves a rematch in Episode 003. Fighting valiantly from the opening bell - and even resorting to attacking the referee to break a pinfall - the match ended up being the final victim of a Revision Instability.

Picking up where they left off to start Episode 004, withstanding a *Dead Rock Ending* ***and*** fighting for a total of fifty minutes, Zayne's patented *Wisecracker* was enough to keep Feonyr down for long enough to sneak in a three-count.
Ruby Road

*"Nothing's stopping me on my Road To Ruin!"*

Sextant "Six" Harrow, competing under the ring name **Ruby Road**, is a Human Engineer from the Argent Dawn (EU) server of World of Warcraft.

## Outside MNR/TPW

An engineer and theatrical entertainer by trade, Six took to the performance-oriented aspects of professional wrestling like a duck to water. Rather than a hindrance, her prosthetic arm became an opportunity. With Ruby Road being an abrasive, often insulting heel to competitors and spectators alike, replacing her normally sleek metal arm with a bulkier, harsher-looking model was a fitting alteration; just as much a piece of her costume as the rest of her ring gear.

## Career

Being the first wrestler outside the initial 50 to make their debut, Ruby's first match - in Episode 002 - was a match against Iravell Sarava. More accustomed to the opponents in her native promotion, the former torturer's relentless offence took her by surprise, leaving her wide open for a *Personal Touch*, putting her down for the three-count.

Ruby beat Megrha - Episode 5

Ruby beat Nei - Episode 6

Ruby beat Bearclaw - Episode 7

Ruby beat Seabird - Episode 10 - becomes Women's Solo Champ.
Arbiters Of Spirits

*"Both the Ancients and the spirits guide our path. By their wisdom, do we act."*

The **Arbiters Of Spirits** are an MNR/TPW tag team consisting of Baelung and Dartall Blackstag and one of the original sixteen teams that formed the promotion's Duo Division.

## Trivia

Consisting of two Norn; colossal Norse-themed humans from *Guild Wars 2*, the Arbiters are - mostly by default - the heaviest combined tag team in MNR/TPW at 1,280 pounds; with 640 being the highest value that can be selected for a created wrestler's weight in WWE 2K19.

## Career

With the Norn, especially Baelung, also having sporadic singles exploits, the Arbiters have - as of Episode 009 - only had a single match together, where they lost in the first round of the Men's Tag Tournament to eventual winners, The Ebon Blades.
Zee'ce

*"If it's delicate you want, it's delicate you'll get. 'Course, it'll cost you extra."*

**Zee'ce** is a cybernetically-enhanced Human Bounty Hunter from The Progenitor (EU) in Star Wars: The Old Republic. An irreverent, yet infuriatingly proficient bounty hunter, Zee'ce sees no real drawbacks to his personality; allowing it to either weed out undesirable clients or to confuse his enemies, making them believe he's less skilled than he actually is.

## Outside MNR/TPW

When working on a contract, it's hard to tell which is louder between Zee'ce's blasters and his mouth. Where one gets him into trouble, the other is quite adept at getting him out of it. Caring remarkably little for what others think of him, he's more concerned with how much they're willing to pay him to fix their myriad problems.

## Career

Making his debut in Group Three of the Men's Title Rush in the Saved State Premiere, Zee'ce well and truly failed to find his footing in the ring, being the first competitor to be eliminated after taking a *Ride To Hell* from Amagh Sunwhisper. Finding himself in a strange and unfamiliar ring when he decided to try his hand at tag-team competition, his error of deciding to enlist the services of  the MNRTPW Solo champion was further compounded by picking a fight with MNR success story The Rough Riders.

Believing that the troll had somehow cheated him out of a victory, Zee'ce decided to set his sights on both Pah and his belt. Despite a valiant effort, during which he took a top-rope elbow to his ocular implants, a *Pah-werslam* was enough to put an end to his impromptu attempt at a title heist.

Taking a short break to regroup - and repair his cybernetics - Zee'ce returned to the ring in Episode 008 and, for whatever reason, the prospect of curing his winless record finally spurred the bounty hunter into life. In an evenly matched contest lasting over twenty minutes, Zee'ce proved that cybernetics and a *Rocket Boot* was better than anything the *Rockstar* could muster, finally earning him his first win.
Strike Chain

**Strike Chain** is one of X's special weapons in X2. When used, X will fire a chain from his buster, which can be used to either pull in foes or items, or latch onto the scenery. The charged version throws a longer-ranged chain which does more damage and fliches.

## Strategy

* In CTF, Strike Chain can be used by X while carrying the flag to latch onto scenery, which allows to carry the flag faster than usual.
Zyretha Snowdawn

*"Sometimes, the Snow Queen has to take the weeds out of her own garden."*

**Zyretha Snowdawn** is a Blood Elf Mage from Argent Dawn in World Of Warcraft and the creator of the  *Convergence*; the hyper-realistic simulation in which the entire MNR/TPW promotion resides.

## Outside MNR/TPW

A prodigious magic-user and scholar, the relatively diminutive Zyretha Snowdawn is a fixture of the Dalaran education system; tutoring novice mages in the ways of the arcane while her intellectually-enhanced mountain panda Antonidie marks her students' homework. In a three-way marriage with Neïva Dawnblood and  Amagh's sister, Aliana, the trio have been together for a number of years, facing their respective battles as one.

## Career

Along with Estelar Ruinstrider, Zyretha created the Convergence from parts of the shattered remains of both Monday Night Raid and Tyrian Professional Wrestling following Dereck Hellbourne's failed attempt to amalgamate the two promotions during the  *Collision* event.

With all the tests showing no issues, fifty competitors were chosen for the Convergence's initial iteration and Zyretha allowed the simulation to run without supervision. But, all too quickly, things began to unravel. Events began to  repeat themselves; an unforeseen interaction between the simulation and Rhaeadra's unique brand of necromancy as she tried to utilise it behind the scenes in order to create a more favourable environment for herself and her Death Harmony teammate, Rakshasi.

Rather than enact vengeance personally or, like her colleague, venture into the simulation for some sadistic fun, Zyretha initially tried to fix the problem from the outside. Patching the simulation and blocking off the interaction she felt was responsible seemed to work at first. But, as time went on, it seemed that the Sylvari *also* knew what had happened and had elected to taunt her; using her magic in mostly inconsequential ways.

Finally, at  Corrupted, Zyretha could take no more. Having seen Estelar try to take his own revenge against  the Tyrian Varyss earlier in the night, her anger at the necromantic Sylvari had finally pushed her over the edge. Finally revealing herself, she forced Rhaeadra into a one-on-one match, where she - after delivering a savage beating - caused the Sylvari to submit after showing her the power she could muster.
Rhaeadra

*"Did you honestly think you could contain me and all I've learned?
I know what this is. What I don't know is WHY."*

**Rhaeadra**, the former *Knight of Corruption* is a Sylvari Reaper from the *Piken Square* server of Guild Wars 2. A reclusive member of the Nightmare Court - a sect of corrupted Sylvari who renounced the teachings of the Grove - Rhaeadra became known as a violent torturer who revelled in the pain of others. Her academic and studious nature became a near-psychotic hunger for power; learning one technique after another through which she could inflict more harm.

## Outside MNR/TPW

Despite playing along with the *Canticle Of Thorns* and gradually ascending their ranks until she claimed a knighthood, Rhaeadra's willingness to adhere to such structure, much like other facets of her psyche, gradually unravelled. This continued beyond the point where she spurned her sole acolyte until, one day, she vanished from the Canticle's sanctum without speaking a word to anyone. For all anyone knows, she's still out there, terrorising innocent Sylvari with her unique breed of necromantic magic.

## Career

Just as with the rest of the roster, Rhaeadra's first in-ring appearance was during the Title Rush that formed much of the *Saved State Premiere*; a single-elimination contest that whittled all of the competitors down to a Triple Threat match. Drawn into Group Two, her elimination came at the hands of eventual group winner Cherry Cotterill.

Seeking to redeem herself, she formed Death Harmony with Seong-Jae, the former Rakshasi from TPW, in an effort to claim the Women's Duo titles. It was here that the arena was subjected to certain instabilities, resulting in temporary collapses of the environment. Realising that she couldn't overtly use her magic to maim or even kill her opponents, Rhaeadra decided to try and use these instabilities to her advantage, hoping to "rewrite" events in her favour and even taking credit for their occurrence.

Following the first of these "rewrites", Rhaeadra and Rakshasi were able to emerge victorious over their first round opponents, the Order Of Whispers, by delivering a *Tenebrous Spire* to Aliana Meridan. However, in the semi-finals, despite "rewriting" events *three times*, they lost to the more experienced Dandy Lions after a drained Rhaeadra found herself victim to Niva Maywind's *Carnival Rules* while Dawn Maywind kept Rakshashi at bay.

Realising her inherent physical weakness compared to many of her fellow roster members, Rhaeadra continued to try and find ways to exploit her environment. Not caring that it would earn her the ire of whoever was in charge - not that she ever did - she used her very next match against the Brawler Knights in Epsiode 003 to test out her new theory. Although the cameras couldn't actually *see* her magic at work, giving the impression that she had hit Neïva Dawnblood with nothing at all, Rhae found it an inconsistent trick to continue to use. Nevertheless, the trick was enough and, after finishing Nei off with a *Tenebrous Spire*, they were able to hand the *Knights* their first loss.
Melissa Lang

*"I'm the most electrifying 'smol Blue' in Seattle!"*

**Melissa Lang** is an Gaia-enhanced Human and member of the Illuminati from Secret World: Legends. Brought into the secret society because of her then-recent status as a near-immortal "Bee" and used as part of the *NullVoid Project*, Melissa spent six weeks in isolation before being formally inducted as a field agent of the Illuminati.

## Career

Just as with the rest of the roster, Melissa's first in-ring appearance was during the Title Rush that formed much of the *Saved State Premiere*; a single-elimination contest that whittled all of the competitors down to a Triple Threat match. Drawn into Group Three, she was the first of the eight-person contest to be eliminated, courtesy of a suicide dive from Aliana Meridan.
MNRTPW Championships

MNR/TPW Men's Solo Championship
*Current Champion:* **Daemus Renn**

MNR/TPW Men's Duo Championship
*Current Champion:* **ShadowBreakers**

MNR/TPW Casual Championship
*Current Champion:* **Baelung**

MNR/TPW Women's Solo Championship
*Current Champion:* **Ruby Road**

MNR/TPW Women's Duo Championship
*Current Champion:* **Brawler Knights**
003 - Episode Of Firsts

* The last time Rhaeadra and Rakshasi participated in a match before changing their tag name to Death Harmony.
* The first Hell In A Cell match.

With the bugs which had plagued the simulation still eluding them for the moment, the duo decided to forge on regardless in the hopes that continuing to make the bugs arise would provide further insight as to their cause.

Even this early on, the seven-match card became something of a staple; allowing the Convergence to run for two-hour stints seemingly an ideal data-collection method for the regular shows.

With the bug occurring during a match in which she wasn't involved, Rhaeadra was able to evade suspicion for another episode. But this anonymity wasn't going to last forever...
Sorrowmire

*"Your problems are not mine. I'd advise ceasing to think otherwise."*

**Sorrowmire** is a Sylvari Revenant from the *Piken Square (EU)* server of Guild Wars 2.

## Outside MNR/TPW

An aloof and well-spoken Sylvari, *Sorrowmire* took up his current name following the awakening of Mordremoth, the Elder Dragon of Plant and Mind. Managing to barely stave off full-on corruption and eventual transformation into one of the dragon's *Mordrem Guard*, the ordeal compelled him to shed his former life, instead trying to exist burdened neither by the Pale Tree or the Nightmare Court.
DragonForce

*"Blasting on at the speed of light! Tearin' up the highway to oblivion!"*

**DragonForce** are an MNR/TPW tag team consisting of Arginin and Kyle Mardian. One of the original sixteen teams that formed the promotion's Duo Division.

## Trivia

As well as being named in reference to the British power-metal band of the same name, *DragonForce* is also a play on the allegiances of its component members; Kyle being drafted into the service of a secret society in *The Secret World/Secret World: Legends* known as the Dragon while Arginin, being a Sith from *Star Wars: The Old Republic*, draws much of his power from... well, you get the idea.

Their finisher - now a lesser-used double-team grapple - also stems from this link to the band; "Highway To Oblivion" being a song from their 2019 album, *Extreme Power Metal*.

## Match Record

 Saved State Premiere | The Ebon Blades | Normal Tag Match
 Saved State Premiere | Chaotic Science | Normal Tag Match
Kaji

## Kaji: a Juanjo´s Friend

Kaji was a normal boy with a guilty taste in playing MMXO, but one day the Soviet government kidnapped him to be part of an experiment to make him the greatest dictator on the Internet, using a little DNA from Stalin and Hitler.

A few years after the experiment came to light, he returned to discord only to know that he would meet one of his best rivals called Chungus, who was one of the most violent techniques since the X2 version came out, to fight He had to learn the art of Bando's patented fire wave and storm tornado combo.

Currently he became very close friends with Chungus being that he was part of the organization called "Team whatszap" together with Juanjo the best zero and people with good potential like Cristo, mimicru and Ax.

Team whatszap won the second mmxo tournament, the reason Chungus and kaji wanted to play healer and the other to zawaduro, but juanjo injected them with "monkey dust" so they took out the most evil part and broke the "team seyro" and "team masko "With the power of the pro meta (which was just tornado walls + charged fire wave spam, so people didn't consider this team as a true winner by good reasons), so Chungus in the last asked GM19 to nerf the fire wave knockback.

now kaji is learning the axl way from yoh and chungus his rival and his friend is on the strongest reploid way
Varyss Mardian (WoW)

*"Gettin' hot in here, right..?"*

**Varyss Mardian** is a Human Mage from Earthen Ring (EU) in World of Warcraft. Canonically specialising in fire magic, Varyss is distinguished chiefly by the lengthy scar down his right arm and his rural, working-class upbringing.

## Outside MNR/TPW

Amnesiac mercenary, vessel for an elemental, Marine Sergeant, destitute from the Cataclysm... a mercenary again. Over the better part of the last decade, Varyss Mardian has been a great many things and travelled the world of Azeroth a good deal more.

## Career

The promotion's first episode - the *Saved State Premiere* - served as a showcase of the initial, fifty-strong roster, in which every wrestler (and their tag teams) participated in at least one match. Being one of The Prime Four, Varyss' debut match kicked off the Premiere's mammoth card. Despite putting in a decent showing, his first effort was a losing one; Kalthoren Stonewall's *Stonedriver* managing to put the fire mage down for the three-count despite a weary Raelithen's attempts to stop it.

In the *Saved State Premiere*, this was only the start of Varyss' misfortune. In addition to being knocked out of the Men's Title Rush in the group stage, his tag-team debut - reviving The Red Mages from Monday Night Raid - also resulted in a loss, being knocked out of the *Premiere'*s tag-team tournament in the first round.

Varyss' first win didn't come until Episode 003 and his opening bout against Noctaemis, where not even a bloodletting *Briarthorn Piledriver* was enough for the Nightmare Duke to avoid one last *Final Meteor*.
Megaman X Online: Deathmatch

Official logo from the game's website

*This page is about the online-multiplayer desktop version. For the web browser version, see Megaman X Online: Deathmatch (web browser)*

**Megaman X Online: Deathmatch** is an online multiplayer Megaman X fangame developed by Gamemaker19. It allows for multiple players to fight each other online.

## Gameplay

The gameplay is mostly similar to the classic Snes games, although many tweaks were made for balance/QOL reasons. As of April 19 2021, four different classes are available to play: X, Zero, Vile and Axl, each with their unique mechanics and strategies. Four gamemodes are also available: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Control Points. The game can also be played offline against bots.

## External Links

* The game's official website: https://gamemaker19.github.io/MMXOnlineDesktop/
* The developer's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCETpT-tLYC0dLmMbMNGjlLw
* The game's community Discord: https://discord.gg/kP9XtVU
Warrior555

Warrior555's current Youtube pfp.

> "soon"
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> Warrior555 when asked about the release date of a feature in MMZOnline

**Warrior555** (generally shortened as **War555**, full name **Warrior555MainsGanon**) is a player that is mostly active on the Discord server. While this user has never been seen as an above-average player, he is recognized for leaking the X2 update, being a god-tier shitposter, and being the developer of Megaman Zero Online. He is the owner of this wiki.

## List of games

* **Matt's Adventure** (2018-???, on hiatus)
* **Warrior555's Obamium Journey** (2020, cancelled)
* **Megaman Zero Online** (2021-2022, currently in active development)

## Trivia

* Warrior555 goes by a lot of names on Discord, the most famous ones being "**fast man**" and "**pee**". His current username is "**average rat race enjoyer**".
Jape

Jape's Discord pfp.

**Jape**, also known as Traweezie or RollingShieldGod was a player and moderator of the Mega Man X Online: Deathmatch Discord server, he was also the responsible for the tournaments of the game. Jape was a longtime X main, but liked using other characters for fun whenever he streamed, he also streamed fighting games like Super Smash Bros Crusade and Capcom Universe.

Jape did not play the game as often, but when he did, he usually streamed the matches, those matches were regarded as high level MMXOD gameplay. Although self proclaiming to be the Rolling Shield God, he has become known for his proficiency with the weapon and pioneered many techniques and strategies involving it, such as using it along with Max Armor's Hyper Charge Buster to deliver constant charged attacks while still being under the protection of his trusty shield.

He became a meme in the Discord server after user Bruh resurfaced a print screen of him saying the n-word.
Said print went on to become an emote commonly used on the server, and lead to many people indiscriminately using the racial slur as a means of light and friendly banter, often referencing the emote.

**On June 26th, 2022, Travon High (known as Traweezie/Jape) sadly passed away.**

All the communities he was in paid their respects to the legend, and GM19 himself showed up to pay his respects to him. The MMXOD member **Metsu** made a **statue** of Jape, honoring the legacy of Jape.

Later on, GM19 released 16.0, introducing custom maps and adding an "Official Map" section, on one of the official maps section, GM19 made a tribute to Jape by adding a 1v1 map of him, and his Rolling Shield X, he also added the previously mentioned **Jape Statue** made by **Metsu** to the Official Maps, one of them being Gallery, Jape's personal favorite.

Jape was one of, if not, the most important member of the MMXOD community, and if it wasn't for him, this game wouldn't be at where it is right now, especially on how far we have gone, all the way from the browser version to the 16.2 version we're in now.

*He will never be forgotten by this community, and may his legacy prosper for all the eternity*

***Rest in Peace, Jape.***
Scraps

**Scraps** are a currency earned ingame by killing people and used for various things during a match.

## Gameplay

Everyone starts with 3 scraps, and can earn more scraps by killing people at the rate of 1 scrap per kill, although you earn more scraps if you are behind. Scraps are displayed below the player's health and weapon energy bars.

### Uses

#### As X

* X can use the scraps to buy armor parts, at the cost of 2 scraps for the head parts, 6 for the body parts, 4 for the arm parts, and 3 for the leg parts. (15 scraps for a full armor)
* With all the Light armor or Giga Armor parts, X can perform the Hadouken and the Shoryuken techniques respectively for 3 scraps.
* From 5.0 to 6.7, X could refill weapon energy for 3 scraps by pressing the special button.
* X, with a fully equipped Max armor, can spend 10 scraps to upgrade it into the Gold Max Armor.

#### As Zero

* Zero can transform into Black Zero for 10 scraps.
* From 9.0 onwards, Zero can use his Z-Buster for a price of 1 scrap per shot.

#### As Vile

* Before 9.0. if Vile's ride armor was destroyed, he could call a new one for 10 scraps.
* After 9.0, Vile can summon a new ride armor for 5 scraps, but only once per life.
* That same update also introduced Vile MK-II, a transformation for Vile after he dies, costing 5 scrap.
* From 9.0 up to 9.9, players could respawn as MK-II Vile with the Goliath Ride Armor at the cost of 10 scrap.
* 10.0 changed the cost of Goliath to 10 scrap after Vile becomes MK-II Vile, effectively increasing its cost to 15 scrap.

#### As Axl

* Axl needed 3 scraps to use a transformation.
* If disguised, Axl can use the Assassination ability introduced in 10.0 at the cost of 1 scrap.

## Update Log

 6.7 | Removed the ability for X to refill his weapons for 3 scraps.

## Trivia

* Scraps may be a reference to Vile's catchphrase in X1: "You worthless piece of scrap metal, did you think you could defeat me?"
* On the 3.0, X could Refill ammo with 3 of scrap, however, this was confusing for some players
Spin Wheel

## Overview

**Spin Wheel** is one of X's special weapons in X2. When used, X will fire a saw-like disc that will roll along surfaces, it can also destroy breakable walls. The charged version shoots 8 spikes in different directions.

The range of the wheel is approximately one and a half screens.

This weapon cannot gain assist kills.

## Strategy

* The long distance range of this weapon makes it an ideal tool for open maps with large flat ground sections such as Highway, Central Computer, Energen Crystal or Hunter Base.
* Spin Wheel is extra effective against big and slow moving targets, such as Puppeteer Sigma or Vile's Ride Armors.
* If used in the air, Spin Wheel will drop to the floor and then continue its regular trajectory once it touches the ground. Use this to your advantage to hit grounded targets while jumping or climbing a wall.
* Spin Wheel's charged variant is best used at point blank range, where all 8 spikes will hit the target, dealing great damage in an instant.
* This weapon's charge shot is best used when paired with the MMX2 buster upgrade, for the ability to use it twice in a row to deal an enourmous amount of damage that can quickly defeat most foes, or the Hyper Charge (the MMX3 buster upgrade), for the ability to shoot instantly with no charging required.

Spin Wheel is a versatile weapon that can be used in many weapon sets, but it is especially useful when combined with tools like Crystal Hunter or Shotgun Ice to immobilize a target so the wheel can hit the enemy more times, or weapons with high fire rates like Fire Wave, Bubble Splash or Ray Splasher to injure enemies while Spin Wheel acts as a secondary source of damage.

It synergizes greatly with Strike Chain, a weapon that is not only good for uncharged combos, but can also be used in conjunction with the MMX2 buster upgrade to perform a combo that deals heavy damage and pulls the enemy into you to make landing the charged Spin Wheel shot easier.

Spin Wheel's hitboxCharged Spin Wheel's hitbox
Megaman Zero Online

Official logo

***This topic is covered better by the Megaman Zero Online official wiki. See: https://mmzonline.fandom.com/wiki/Megaman\_Zero\_Online***

**Megaman Zero Online** is an online multiplayer Megaman Zero fangame developed by Warrior555. It is very similar in premise to Megaman X Online: Deathmatch except it takes place in the Zero series.

## External Links

* Official website
* Official Discord server
List of Youtube channels of MMXOD players

This page lists all Youtube channels for known players of Megaman X Online Deathmatch.

## The list

OldGsU

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWr9wQ7aDEhUtEekZ13R2Aw

Samuel Higino

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgFe37Dteu7xRIuXVr58dlw

Los Hermanos Kura (Chungus)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6h4fj7dGU819pd8SNqypAw

Cokeyro

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrc3sqWogEmYGtk90ga4GSg

Seyro

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpHI3blsb\_lMS-DPbkB7UQw

Renko

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyT266DflP6e7Vzh0mNMaqw

P.J

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5-6BFz6NY44PUnTwAQPhZA

DaMasko

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3roT-fZ0EMTZXl-n5tKFvQ

R-Titan

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpq4vzAhvJDy6MoIJyqzWhg

Hatkid

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe3cfn2ytANr1ugp8uFzHdQ

Warrior555

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPg6O-LH\_r4oJY0Y4qV5kTA

Extreme

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpQRoEAGhcZm9-PL5Zve1bA

BorisTheBlade (Borna)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWr9wQ7aDEhUtEekZ13R2Aw

Forte

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYU52fOYlz2btPASRDluHsQ