When Ice Clashes With The Blizzard [Closed]

Blizzardshine looked inside the apprentice’s den, wondering if Icepaw was already awake. It was time to start training her on the ways of the warriors and she just hoped she wasn’t as nervous as she was during her ceremony.

Icepaw opened her eyes and jumped to see Blizzardshine's face peeking in. "Training?"

Blizzardshine chuckled softly and nodded “Indeed, come with me” She padded out of the apprentice’s den and then out of camp, going slow enough to make sure that her apprentice was following her without actually having to run. She stood silent until they reached the area where she had planned to train the apprentice on that specific day “Today I’ll teach you how to fight like a real warrior, so pay attention to what I do and say, are you ready?” Her words were calm and gentle as she turned around to face the younger cat.

Icepaw trotted behind Blizzardshine and nodded. "I'm ready."

OOC: I’ll go Out of Character for a bit to explain this to you, if you have questions or get confused, just ask. I'll be as detailed as I can:


The battle system is what you’ll use in any serious battle here. In the rank system (Link to Rank System) you’ll see that each rank has an HP number and an SP number:

-HP stands for “Hit Points”, or, in other words, your cat’s “life”. Now, if your HP hits “0” you won’t die, you simply get KO’ed, what means that a medicine cat can’t heal you and you can’t battle anymore. You can see how much damage each move does depending on your rank below the SP cost and effect Move Chart.
-SP stands for “Stamina Points”, now, the battle system (Link to Battle System) consists on many moves, some general for all the cats, others exclusive for each clan. Each move has a certain cost of SP, and if your SP hits “0” your cat is considered to be too tired to keep fighting anymore.

There are two kind of moves: The regular moves, that have no effect, and the special moves, in which you can find certain restrictions or effects where you have to roll a dice (You can find this option under the post area when making a regular post, so if you need to roll a dice you can’t just use the quick reply system) and, depending on the dice, it is how long the effect lasts. You can see which effect each move has, if any, and the numbers that you need to get from the dice roll so it lasts a certain time. Remember to read the rules above the moves as well.

Let’s try a regular move first, to see if you grasp that. Then we can try a dice-roll move so you see how it is done. I'll also use italics on the battle system I use to let you know what is each thing. Also this is only a “Battle System Training”, so the HP and SP refill themselves after each turn, given that Blizzardshine isn’t trying to hurt her apprentice and vice-versa. This won’t happen on a real fight though, so keep that in mind

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Blizzardshine smiled and nodded “Watch closely then” She purred, she decided to use her most basic move on her arsenal and was careful to keep her claws sheathed and be as gentle as possible to not harm her apprentice.


Blizzardshine used Front Paw Blow on Icepaw, dealing 12 damage and using 5 stamina <~ (You must state which cat uses which move, and who are they attacking. After that you must first state the damage dealt and then the stamina taken away through the use of said move)

Icepaw: <~ (The opponent/s usually go on top)
8/20 <~ (Opponent’s remaining HP Vs. Original HP, you must subtract the points of damage dealt on the left side)
80/80 <~ (Opponent’s SP, you can’t modify this)

Blizzardshine: <~ (Your attacking cat usually goes on the bottom)
100/100 <~ (Your HP, you can’t modify this)
275/280 <~ (Your remaining SP Vs. Original SP, you must subtract the SP used on the left side)

OOC: Most members just take for granted that their cat went back to full health between the fight and the next thread. However, if you want your cat to be healed or actually stay wounded for the next thread for whatever reason, like character development or a plot, you’re free to do so. Also, you can chose to run away or faint when your HP or SP hit “0”, it isn’t mandatory for you to just lose consciousness.

Okay, now comes a more tricky part, though fairly simple once you get used to it: The dice roll attacks. These attacks are in the special attack rank, but what differences them from the rest special attacks is that the effects these can inflict on the opponent vary depending on the number the dice gives to you, you can check the effects on the Battle System as well. Here are the steps you need to follow to use them:
-Click the “Preview” button instead of the “Send” one after typing your post
-Right under the post box you'll see the "Dices Roll" one. In the Blank box, pick "Effect Dice"
-Click "Send"

You'll see that there will be an automatic generated post right after yours, there you'll see the number you got from the dice roll. Compare it with the Battle System table and you'll get the number of turns that the opponent will be under such effects. When a cat is under the effects of one of these moves they can't attack until the number of turns is up, meaning that if they are stunned for one turn, they must post but can't do anything to harm your cat or any other cat during that post (1 Post = 1 Turn). Remember that moves that leave a cat defenseless like this one can't be used in succession, this is to avoid stunning a cat over and over again, winning the fight because you didn't allowed them to hit back.

Since this isn't a real battle the effects from the dice get nullified, meaning that you're allowed to attack on your next turn regardless of what I may get in the Dices Roll.

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Blizzardshine let out a pleased chuckle when the apprentice hit her, glad that she was understanding “Very well, time for a more complicated move” With that, she quickly got on an offensive position, ready to continue the training. Blizzardshine used her strong legs to spring onto the apprentice’s back, careful to keep her claws sheathed even if it caused her to not have a stable hold. She preferred to fall off because of that than scratch her, even if in the end it didn’t happened and she successfully pinned her to the ground.

“With this attack you’ll be able to keep attacking and not receive damage for as long as you keep the cat pinned down, it’s a bit tricky to use and you can get tired easily struggling to keep the opponent pinned down, but it can give you a guaranteed win if you know when and how to use it” After those words she got off Icepaw’s back, freeing her from her grasp and getting on a defensive position again so the apprentice could try the move as well.


Blizzardshine used Leap-and-hold on Goldenpaw, dealing 14 damage and using 10 stamina. Icepaw is pinned down for 2 turns <~ (The number of turns your opponent is affected must be edited in at the end of this phrase after you get the dice roll numbers. In this case I got a 6, what means that in a real battle your cat would be pinned down for two full turns)

Icepaw:
6/20
80/80

Blizzardshine:
100/100
270/280

The member 'Ink' has done the following action : Dices roll

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'Effect Dice' : 6