Showing posts with label PSW Powwow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PSW Powwow. Show all posts

Sunday, March 8, 2026

PSW Powwow #3 - Pump the Brakes

The date is January 18, 2031, in Sambuca City. Sanka Williams, CEO of Psycho Style Wrestling, is in his office in the Marina Quarter building. 

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He sits in front of his desktop, typing away, and checks his watch. 8:50 am. He types in some commands on his keyboard, which shut off the lights and closed the curtains.

He then taps a button on his desk, which then shoots up a bright blue projection light. The projection resembles a large flat-screen, dominated by the wide, toothy grin of Sara Williams, President of Talent Relations & Head of Creative.

"Hi, hubby!" she says, leaning back, "So, liking the new holoscreen?"

"It's a memory saver," He replies.

She points, "Exactly! Told you they'd be worth it."

He closes his eyes and nods, "Yes..." he opens them again, "They're certainly worth all that instant ramen you'll be living off the next 3 months."

Saturday, November 29, 2025

PSW Powwow #2 - Ascension

The date is December 9, 2030, at Marina Quarter. In 20 days, Psycho Style Wrestling will host its second-ever pay-per-view event, Ascension. Per Sara Williams' mail, it's time to go over some of the finer details.

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All the relevant PSW officials enter the scheduled boardroom in this shared office space. All except for Nalah Shabani, GM of the Madhouse, who keeps an eye out for...

Thursday, November 6, 2025

PSW Powwow #1 - Saturday Night Super Fight

It's December 2nd, 2030, in the bustling coastal city of Sambuca, situated at the very top of the northern island region of Vodka. A blue oasis in this sea of green, right next to the actual sea and home to the fearsome Cobalt Colliders rugby team and their massive stadium, the Cobalt Colosseum.

Not far from this arena is Marina Quarter, a modernist structure of black steel, blue glass and white lighting accents. It stands twenty stories tall and is shaped with jagged, asymmetrical lines that evoke the motion of a breaking wave.