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E-Fed and Wrestling Terms
Don't know what an E-Fed is? What's the defenition of a jobber? What's the difference between a face and a heel? This page will decipher all of the slamg terms used in E-Feds, and in wrestling.
E-Fed: E-Fed is short for Electronic Federation. As in an electronic wrestling federation that you can find on the internet.
Roleplay: The dictionary describes the word 'Roleplay' as, "to assume the attitudes, actions, and discourse of another, esp. in a make-believe situation in an effort to understand a differing point of view or social interaction." So in short, when you roleplay, you play the role of your wrestler in an interview, talking for him, moving him around, etc.
RP: Short for Roleplay
Jobber: In an E-Fed, a jobber is someone that doesn't roleplay or isn't a very established roleplayer. In the wrestling world, a jobber is a wrestler that is paid to lose.
Handler: A handler is the person controlling the roleplays of an e-wrestler.
Face: In the wrestling world, a face is better known as the "Good guy." A face is someone that always has the crowd appreciation.
Heel: In the wrestling world, a heel is better known as the "Bad guy." A heel is someone that always has the crowd booing him.
Neutral: In the wrestling world, a neutral wrestler is neither a good guy or a bad guy. He's there just to do his own business.
E-Wrestler: An E-Wrestler is a wreslter in an E-Fed. An E-Wrestler can be original (Mr. Sensasional Brian Golotta) or unoriginal (Stone Cold Steve Austin.)
Cards: In the wrestling world, Cards are the lineup of matches for a wrestling event.
That's all I can really think of right now.
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