Rate the Warrior Name! { v3 ;; read rules. }

[c_hloeee]

Beetlecloud~~~ 4/10 Sorry but..... This name isn't really my style~~

Tiptail~~~ 6/10 nice! But the suffix is kind of common

Tigerfoot~~~ 7/10 I kinda like this one~~ Nice!


Random names that I came up with~~

~Rustletail
~Willowfrost
~Lightrose

[frankie (dup)]

You forgot your names.

(I'm going with two of my old ones if that's okay)

Poppyleaf, A torishell medicine she-cat with forest green eyes, she is a skilled medicine cat, but a HUGE worrywart.
Note. When the old medicine apprentice passed away from greencough, Poppyleaf's parents promised to give their first-born kit to the medicine cat.

Whispermoon, A white she-cat with dark grey spots and dark amber eyes, her parents didn't know what to name her, until they realized that while the rest of their kits were mewling for milk, Whisperkit was silent, she was mute.

And a new one...
Cedarwing, a brown she-cat with amber eyes, she was born to a rogue who gave birth to her under a Cedar tree, her mother died when she kitted her, and ThunderClan found her and named her Cedarkit, and then Cedarwing for her leaping ability.

[Antipathy]

Poppyleaf: 8/10

Whispermoon: 10/10, beautiful name!

Cedarwing: 9/10.

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Badgerface: Broad-chested black tom with white paws, tail tip, and white stripe down the middle of face, and green eyes. His faced is severely scarred, because of a badger that he drove off, attempting to save some kits, which is how he earned his name. He was born a rogue and abandoned by his mother to a queen in the Clan, but has never enjoyed life. He's very anti-social, and snappy most of the time.

Skyfall: Gray she-cat with white paws and blue eyes. Spunky and fun, she loves to talk to her Clanmates, and is easily distracted, but will fight to the death to save her Clanmates. She got her warrior name because, when she was an apprentice, she playing in a tree and trying to see if she could jump and touch the sky when she lost her footing and fell, breaking her leg. Though she still walks with a limp, she holds her warrior name with pride, as it shows her bravery, even after her accident.

[joji]

both 10 <3

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sandsong - a dull creamy colored she cat with a beautiful meow and dark brown eyes.

swallowfall - a dappled black, brown and white [much like a swallow] she cat with dark yellow eyes [hence look like yellow leaves]

thymenose - a gray tom with round green eyes and a round nose. [much like thyme leaves]

[TheWarriorsOfCats]

all 9/10 i like them c;

Mistpool~ grey shecat medicine cat

Flameheart~ ginger shecat warrior

[emoji movie]

Mistpool II 7/10 II Mist makes sense, but what does pool describe?

Flameheart II 10/10 II Very nice. c:

-X-

Goldenbreeze II A golden she-cat with white flecks who is quick and agile. She has green eyes and is somewhat hot-headed.

Mousestep - A dusty brown she-cat who is light, nimble, and quick on her paws. She is sarcastic and reckless one of those people who do before they think.

Ravenflight - A tom with green eyes and a black pelt. He is know for being good at climbing as well as being able to leap high.

[lady chocobo]

i'm a traditional rater and namer.

goldenbreeze - 7/10 -breeze is not a traditional suffix; i've seen it used before, yeah, but it just seems to be another suffix for -foot. if she's quick and agile, as you said, then -foot fits her better. i suggest goldenfoot.

mousestep - 8/10 i know people view the -step suffix differently. for me, the cat has to step exactly/almost exactly like the prefix. so, imo, if mousestep was quick and cautious, then it could work. but, how you view the -step suffix depends on you.

ravenflight - raven- works good for a cat with a black pelt, but -flight does not. since he's very good at climbing, -tail works. i suggest raventail.

cormorantcloud patient, unflappable black tom
deerfur brown molly with no outstanding skills
teaselleaf light gray tom who is an exceptional medicine cat.

[Tordier]

Traditional Opinion

Cormorantcloud's name makes perfect sense to me. The prefix, 'cormorant' is great for black cats, and 'cloud' as a suffix is meant for any calm Warrior without any outstanding skills that warrant mentioning. I should note, though, that 'cormorant' is only applicable if cormorants happen to live where your Warrior does. They're typically a coastal bird, if that helps. If they don't, then another prefix might suit him better. In light of the location-dependent nature of this name, I'm rating it a 9/10, but it's otherwise perfect.
Again, Deerfur seems perfectly coordinated. 'Deer' would note her brown fur, especially if it's a fairly even tone without many markings. Since she has no noteworthy skills, 'fur' would do nicely as a respectable suffix, expanding on her prefix a little. Deer tend to live in many places across the globe, so there is little worry that Deerfur might not know what a 'deer' is. 10/10
Teaselleaf was a little trickier, since I didn't know what 'teasel' was. I'm personally not a fan of obscure plant names as prefixes, but for the sake of traditional naming, I'll put that aside. After doing some research, Teaselleaf's light grey pelt could be comparable to the plant, and 'leaf' as a suffix for a gifted Medicine Cat is a good choice. Some people might not like repeated letters in names, but for traditional purposes, there's nothing wrong with it. However, you should keep in mind that Teasel is a European plant that grows commonly in England. If Teaselleaf lives somewhere else, I'd suggest another prefix. 9/10

Lyrical Opinion

Cormorantcloud sounds a little clumsy to say. It's long and there are a lot of syllables, but the alliteration with the letter 'c' is a nice touch. There are 'prettier' options out there, but this name isn't so bad. 7/10
Deerfur has the opposite problem, being a little short and simple to sound very nice. I think a two-syllable suffix with a little more 'serenity' in it's meaning would probably fix that. 6/10
Teaselleaf, with it's repeated letters and the similarity to the word 'tease' make it hard to take the name a seriously as it should be taken for a Medicine Cat. A more noble prefix, maybe tree-related, would sound nice with the suffix, 'leaf'. 3/10

Overall Opinion

I know you're more interested in traditional naming, so I gave a lot more detail in that section. All your names are great, traditionally, and as long as you keep locations in mind, they should work wonderfully.

Lyrically, they aren't the best names, but they weren't meant to be. I can tell you put thought into your names for traditional value and if they were meant to sound 'pretty' too, they would. Still, if you have any interest in that area, I'd suggest making sure the names are easy to say and well-balanced with an applicable overall meaning.

My Name

Ivypeak is a dark tabby tom who is exceptionally skilled at both hunting and fighting, earning him great respect in his native clan. He is known for his clever, but unconventional planning skills and his great respect for elder Warriors and other superiors in his clan. The clan's global location is unknown.
'Ivy' was meant as a nod to his dark fur.
'Peak' is a more lyrical suffix, noting his skill and achievements as a Warrior.

[frankie (dup)]

10/10 Well, someone's got a way with names, haven't they? I have nothing against this name :3

Ravenflare, A black tom with bright amber eyes, he is skilled and lying and detecting lies, and is a medicine cat due to his dreams that fortell the future, though he is an averagely skilled medicine cat. Despite being a medicine cat, he is a skilled fighter.
The preffix 'Raven' notes his dark fur.
The suffix 'Flare' notes his eye colour and battle skill, I left 'Blaze' alone as Ravenblaze didn't sound quite right.

Sandpool, A tan she-cat, medicine cat apprentice to Ravenflare, her first message fortold a prophecy that held the future of the clans, and it was told when she took a drink ffrom the water and saw the pebbles moving about on the riverbed to create a scene.
'Sand' is about her appearance.
'Pool' is about how she got the message.

Onefang, A brown tom with, guess what, you know how cats have those two large front teeth? Onefang only has one! He also has blue eyes, and is a good hunter and fighter.

Both 'One' and 'Fang' stand for him having only one fang, plus, 'Fang' is usually used for cats who are both a skilled hunter an fight so... yeah.

[Wolf Prints]

Ravenflare- I like this one, although I've never seen the suffix 'flare' used in cannon... Otherwise, beautiful name. 10 points.

Sandpool- Again, I really like this one, even more than Ravenflare. It seems so much like something a medicine cat would be named, especially with the history she has. 10 points.

Onefang: Surely this cat wasn't born with only one fang... But I suppose it cries "Rename," and is too close to windclan's Onewhisker for my liking... Still an interesting name. 6 points.

My cats:
Glacialfrost: a tall, muscled, lithe shecat. She is a good hunter, and also very charismatic, but can be a cold shecat until she warms up to you, which is pretty difficult. She has had a rough life, leading to her cold nature.

Mousefoot: A short, mouse-brown tom. He's exceptional at hunting, and he rarely misses a catch.