"Okay, see what I do and try to do the same." The silvery she-cat wasn't used to quiet apprentices but she didn't mind it that much. Her odd eyes were fixed on a bunch of reeds that would be perfect for training. Crouching a bit, the warrior raised one paw quickly and slashed the plants with one unsheathed paw. Then, she returned to the usual battle crouch before turning her gaze to Orchidpaw.
"Now's your turn."Silverfang used Front Paw Strike, dealing 11 damage and costing 10 stamina.Silverfang60/60 HP
190/200 SP
Reeds???/??? HP (-11)
???/??? SP
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OOC:
Battle system is a bit more complex than hunting system. First of all, all cats and predators have
stats: HP and SP. Depending on the rank of your cat, you have more or less of these stats (if you want to check them, use this:
Rank System). As you might see, Silverfang has 60 HP and 200 SP because she's a Warrior. On the other side, Orchidpaw only has 20 HP and 80 SP because she's still an apprentice.
Now, let's go to the battle itself. This site counts with a lot of battle moves that you can see here:
Battle System. Each move requires a different amount of stamina and, depending on the rank, every battle move deals a certain amount of damage. For example, the move
Front paw strike can be used by apprentices and higher ranks and it only requires
10 stamina. However,
an apprentice can only deal 6 damage with that move while
an experienced warrior can deal 11 damage using the same amount of stamina or SP.
There are also
special moves that can be used by each clan. For example, Shadowclan has
Night Ambush and
Mud Slap while Riverclan has
Underwater Push-Off and
Underwater Clinch.Another important thing that you must know is that there are moves that cause the
"stun effect". For example,
Leap-and-Hold is considered a "stun/pin move". That's considered as a stunning or pinning move because it pins your opponent for a few turns and your enemy can't attack you while you're using it. In addition, the amount of turns while your opponent is stunned depends on the
Effect Dice. Remember when you selected the Hunting Dice before? Well, it's the same idea but instead of choosing the Hunting Dice, you choose the Effect Dice.
For more information, I recommend you to check the main rules during the fight:
Battle Rules. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me :3.