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🏆 Championship Titles

Championship Titles

Titles are your strongest storytelling tool. Book them with intention and they make everything feel bigger.

What Titles Do

Create clear goals for your roster.
Build feuds that feel important.
Anchor your main-event scene.
Give your promotion identity.

Building a Healthy Title Scene

Keep a clear pecking order (world, secondary, tag, etc.).
Give champions regular meaningful defenses.
Build challengers before the title match.
Avoid nonstop hot-shot title changes.

🧩 Divisions and Eligibility

Every title has a Division — its personal contender pool. Open any belt to reach its Title Details screen and you'll find the Division card sitting right below the champion hero.

Singles titles take wrestlers; tag and trios titles take teams. Flip a belt to a team format and the picker swaps to your stables automatically.
A stacked division books your future: when the title is on the line, the match wizard pushes division members to the top of its suggestions, and autobooked defenses pull challengers from the division. Leave it empty and the whole eligible roster stays in play.
One chase at a time: a wrestler can only sit in one division per promotion. Anyone already claimed by another title is hidden from the picker — and the card tells you that's why they're missing.
Injured stars keep their spot. Hurt wrestlers can be added to (and stay in) a division, so a sidelined contender doesn't lose their place.
If a division member leaves your promotion, their slot sticks around flagged as no longer on your roster. Hit remove and the spot is free — nothing breaks.

Show-Focused Titles

If you run multiple shows, you can:

Keep some belts tied to one show.
Let some belts float across shows.
Save cross-show title clashes for special events.

Championship Booking Tips

Champions should feel hard to beat.
A long reign needs strong challengers to stay interesting.
Big title changes work best on big cards.