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YOUR PROGRESS

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Keep your current fighters, rules, belt designs, applied event names and schedules together. Apply individual event edits before saving the complete draft. Saving setup does not begin the universe or lock your belt.

A complete draft includes active and hidden fighter divisions. Named preset libraries and fictional conversation caches are not included. Browser saves stay on this device and browser address; download a backup to keep a portable copy. This is setup only—no completed events exist yet.

STEP 1 · YOUR UNIVERSE

Name your promotion and its events.

Decide how prospects enter your promotion.

You decide who gets an offer after the event. A qualifying fighter is a candidate, not an automatic signing. You can offer fewer contracts or none. Signed fighters join the reserve queue for a ranked opening; an offer does not immediately give them a ranking.

A prospect fallback must respect the same cooldown and eligibility rules. A top-eight fighter cannot face a prospect while another viable ranked opponent is available. This is a new optional rule; it is not an existing workbook shortcut.

Rename event types whenever you want. These names follow your calendar and setup descriptions; each card can also have its own title. Previously completed event names will remain part of history.

STEP 2 · YOUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Create the title everyone wants.

Choose one belt for all divisions. You can revise it during setup. When the universe begins with its first committed event, this design becomes permanent.

This prototype has not begun a live universe. The permanent lock will be enforced by event progression; saving your design here does not start the universe.

STEP 3 · CREATE YOUR FIGHTERS

Choose where every career begins.

Build legends, rivals and unexpected contenders. Be creative with names and personalities—then choose shared starting values or let chance shape your roster.

Each weight class has 12 fictional sample fighters. Choose a class below to edit its roster and view its belt. Set each fighter’s personality in the roster table below. Choose whether starting-value and personality controls apply to all active classes or the selected class. Retirement rules apply universe-wide; individual row edits affect only that fighter. These settings do not change your workbook.

Download starting setup saves your current fighter values and retirement settings as a JSON settings file. It is not a full universe save. This smaller starting-setup download cannot be imported. Use Download draft backup in Save / Restore for a complete, restorable backup. Saved presets below can be loaded in this browser.

Starting longevity is the exact number you choose. A 40-year-old assigned 100 starts at 100; future age penalties count only aging after that starting point. Initial setup will lock when the first event commits. Later rule changes apply prospectively.

STEP 4 · BEYOND THE FINAL BELL

The fights end. The stories continue.

After a Primetime Event, hear from your fighters and face the press with your promoter.

Available after a Primetime Event. Record the full card’s results, review them, then choose Move to Next Event. In the completed event’s recap, you’ll discover its interviews and press conference.

This planning prototype does not complete events yet. Conversations will become available inside your universe when event progression is connected. There are no sample conversations to reveal here.

Name and customize your events

Make changes here on this page. Select a dated event below or use Edit on its calendar card.

Each event series has its own chosen starting number and numbering style. Custom event names stay unchanged. This preview uses your selected starting number or random range. Continuous numbering across years comes with universe archives.

Choose a dated card—including any December card—to set its name, type and fight count.

Your chosen Saturday in each month is reserved for a Primetime Event. The remainder are Standard Events. Setting a total reserves your 12 monthly Primetime cards and adds any extra Primetime cards; use the event editor to change specific cards.

Give a particular card more or fewer fights. The annual bout target stays fixed; remaining cards and draft dates are recalculated. Changes apply to this preview and calendar download, and reset when you reload.

STEP 6 · PROSPECT FIGHTS

Build the next generation.

Your prospect showcase is the developmental route into the main promotion. Plan your prospect cards by weight class on Wednesdays. Its fight total is separate from the Saturday promotion and does not change your main annual target.

Edit the fights field on any dated prospect card to customize that card alone. There is no special finale. After every prospect card, review performances and choose eligible contract recipients. The gap to the next weight class starts after this class’s last card.

AFTER EVERY PROSPECT EVENT

Choose who earns a contract.

Contract offers: review the completed card, choose recipients within your per-event limit, then confirm your decisions with the event results. Nobody is signed just because the system recommends them.

Reserve queue: signed fighters wait for a ranked place in their weight class. They become eligible from the next event and must still finish their cooldown. A retirement or another vacancy can open a place. Receiving a contract does not remove an existing ranked fighter.

Minimum-fights route: the number you choose in Step 1 decides who can be considered. Completing enough bouts makes a prospect eligible for review; you still choose whether to offer a contract.

KOTN, SOTN and FOTN can inform your decision. The earlier engine’s automatic KOTN/SOTN contracts are a legacy policy, not a requirement for your player-selected route. Prospect cooldowns, reserve ordering and the final commit still need engine integration.

STEP 7 · PROMOTION RULES

Decide how prospects move up.

Start with your bottom-two finale rule or the workbook’s reserve-contract pathway, then make it your own.

This saves developmental rule choices in this browser, not a complete universe. Scheduling controls remain a separate draft. The results engine is not connected yet. Future changes apply only to uncommitted events; complete-event validation and Move to Next Event will be the sole point that moves fighters and locks history.

STEP 8 · CREATE YOUR FIGHT CARDS

Build the matchups.

Choose a main-promotion event, pair fighters within a weight class, and decide how each bout will be played. You can save an unfinished card and return to it.

These cards use the actual setup roster: 12 fighters per active class. The calendar’s planned roster count does not create additional fighters. Developmental prospect rosters and booking come separately. A fighter can appear only once on a card; retirement availability is checked. Recovery between events, rankings, title eligibility and results are not connected yet.

Player-controlled and CPU vs CPU record your choice for the external game. They do not run a simulation here. Saving or checking a card does not start the universe, lock your belt, reveal interviews or commit results.

THE TITLE THEY FIGHT FOR

One ambition. Become champion.

Every fighter wants to earn this belt. One design represents the championship standard across every weight class.

Your promotion. Your decision.

Review your setup before entering the event screen. Only the current event will be editable once the promotion begins. Matchmaking, results and permanent history belong there.

This opens a confirmation screen, then your promotion dashboard. You can explore your saved fighters, calendar and belt now. Live matchmaking and event progression remain unavailable until the audited engine is connected.