Gwen Stacy (Nivel 2) mail warning

*About Me:(in character) *
Hi! I’m Gwen. I’m… uh… pretty new to this whole fight-ring scene. I mostly signed up to test myself and see what I’m capable of. I’m not some famous masked hero or anything like that—seriously. I’m just a regular girl who happens to be a little quick on her feet and maybe slightly competitive. Also cosplayer, definitely not Spider Girl. What am I doing here in erocity? You know you perves like doing a girl in costume. I like roleplaying in DMs too or somewhere else if you want. I like cheating or non con roles.

People keep saying I remind them of someone, but that’s totally a coincidence. Lots of people can dodge well or climb things quickly… right?

Rules I play with

Bondage and/or hypnosis move is played on you, you have roll a 5/6 to resist. If failed, perform action as below. Re-roll at the beginning of each turn.

Hypnosis Your opponent chooses an action

If both you are both hypnotized and bound, then you break both with a 6, or first try to break hypno with a 5 then roll again for bondage.

3 turn max for both. (depends on when each action started)

Backstory
In her world, Spider-Gwen wasn’t supposed to be the hero. She was just Gwen Stacy—a drummer, a student, and the best friend of Peter Parker. But when the radioactive spider bit her instead, everything changed. Peter later transformed himself into the Lizard in a desperate attempt to become strong, and he died during their confrontation. The city blamed Spider-Woman for his death. Ever since, Gwen has carried that guilt while hiding her identity from the police—especially from her own father, George Stacy.

Gwen told herself the underground ring was about answers.

For months she’d been tracking whispers about a broker in the criminal underworld known only as “The Promoter.” Rumor said he arranged more than fights—he connected crime bosses, smugglers, and experimental tech dealers through a secret audience of wealthy spectators. If Gwen could find him, she might uncover the people responsible for supplying dangerous tech that kept showing up in super-villain attacks across the city.

The only place his name consistently appeared was in a strange, invitation-only fight circuit hidden beneath the city’s nightlife.

So Gwen joined.

She entered under a simple name—just Gwen—and built a persona that made people underestimate her. She played the part of a shy rookie who wasn’t quite sure she belonged there. She blushed during interviews, acted uncertain before matches, and insisted she was just trying something new.

But when the fights started, her reflexes betrayed her.

She moved too quickly.
Recovered too easily.
Escaped holds that should have ended the match.

The audience loved it.

What surprised Gwen more, though, was how the atmosphere affected her. The crowd’s attention, the theatrical closeness of the matches, the intensity of performing in front of people who expected spectacle—it created a strange energy in the ring. Sometimes she let herself get pushed around longer than she needed to, letting opponents think they had control while the audience roared.

Part of it was strategy.
Part of it was the investigation.

But another part of her had to admit something she didn’t fully understand yet: being watched, playing the role, and walking the edge between control and vulnerability made the fights feel strangely addictive.

Meanwhile, Gwen kept searching the crowd every night for one face—the mysterious Promoter who ran it all.

Because if she could find him, she might finally uncover the network she’d been chasing.

And if she couldn’t…

Then at least the ring gave her somewhere to put the guilt she carried every day. 🕷️