Rate the Warrior Cat/Name

As the name suggests, you must rate the above person's warrior cat(s) or names, if no description.

Please read ALL tabs!

Index

1. Index/Introduction

2. Example

3. Rules

Also, my name, to start it off!

Person A: Bramblefur?
Person B: 5/10, it's okay... Pebblestorm!
Person C: 8/10, love the etc etc.

[ Rules ]

1. Don't say you copyright your warrior name/start arguments with people who end up having the same name, as it's very easy for someone to come up with the same name as you!

2. Please limit yourself to asking only five names or less.

3. Not exactly necessary, but adding reasons to the ratings you give makes the game more fun.

5. You are allowed to write descriptions of your cat. This is not required, however. It can be long or short. If it's long, it might be a better idea to put the description in a spoiler!

6. Don't post names that end in "-kit", "-paw", or "-star".

7. Don't post loner/rogue/kittypet/etc. names (basically anything not a real warrior name).

8. If someone forgets to put names, just continue on with your own. If someone forgets to rate, either rate the person above them and theirs, or if you're really not in the mood just skip them and do the person whose names didn't get rated. We don't want anyone getting left out, but we need to contribute too.

9. You MAY say what kind of rater you are, but you may not say things like "Please don't rate my names in *any kind of naming style*" or asking to rate in a certain way. This is for people with different opinions.

10. Don't skip over descriptions! It is not very nice. :P

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I can't get links since I'm on a mobile but I think theirs a game similar to this

I could be wrong though

(If their isn't)

6/10

edit: I will post picture later but I feel lazy. At first her name was Flurryears but I liked Furryears better

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I am a traditional rater! Click here for traditional prefixes and here for traditional suffixes! Warning for some swearing on the website; there isn't much, though.You don't have to use my suggestions, of course!

Furryears: 0/10. All kittens will be furry, and cats are given prefixes at birth. Furry MIGHT mean a longhair kitten, but pelt color is much more noticeable. -ears doesn't say anything about skills or personality. (It might imply good hearing, but you can't tell if a call has good hearing)

{name}: /10. {reasoning}

{name}: /10. {reasoning}

{name}: /10. {reasoning}

{name}: /10. {reasoning}

My cats

Asterclaw: This tom has a blue-grey pelt that is quite light in color. This cat is highly adept in combat, and considered fierce and powerful on the battlefield.

Troutheart: This molly has a tortoiseshell pelt. This cat is self-confident and determined, and will do whatever they believe is right.

Ivypelt: This tom has a a dark brown tabby pelt. This cat has completed their training, but doesn't have any skills or personality traits that accurately match an existing suffix.

Whitecloud: This molly has a white pelt. This cat is remarkably patient and unflappable, even in a crisis

Sheepflower: This tom has a black-and-white pelt. This cat is passionate about raising kittens and young cats, and is accomplished at caring for them, even as a tom.

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