This playbook would represent the moves and abilities that your "Superstar" (wrestler) would be capable of pulling off in the ring.

These Momentum types were called Agility, Technical, Strength, Strike, Knowledge, and Attitude.

Attitude Momentum was a fluid resource that could be gained and lost by playing pages or utilizing a wrestler's special ability.

The retail version came with a redemption code for a William Regal starter playbook.

Players could purchase additional pre-constructed playbooks for superstars consisting of complete selections of plays for US$10.00.

Booster packs were also available for US$3.00 that include an assortment of random individual pages to accentuate your existing playbooks.

This feature was to discourage players from terminating the program to avoid taking a loss.

It was developed during the show itself, with designers at the event taking notes then scrambling back to implement, code and test the set.

The "Tables, Ladders and Chairs" expansion greatly increased the number of hardcore and illegal moves and special cards available to players.

This set marked the return to themes that were based more on card mechanics and less on storyline development.

Rey Mysterio and Tajiri and their trademark moves were put on sale in Limited Edition form.

[3] There was also a WWF collectible card game released at about the same time entitled Raw Deal, which was considered to be a better alternative to the online version.