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

[Ɽotten Ⱡegacy]

Badgerfrost ~ 8/10 ~ I like the name. I use 'frost' as both a prefix and a suffix quite a lot, and I like the prefix 'badger' for multiple reasons.

Patchtooth ~ 3/10 ~ The prefix 'patch' isn't a bad one, but followed by 'tooth' it sounds really strange.

Cedarlight ~ 6/10 ~ It's a nice name. I don't use 'cedar' that often, but it has a nice ring to it in my opinion.

MY NAMES

Stormfire ~ Gray tabby she-cat with white paws, chest, belly, and tail-tip. Ice-blue eyes. Reason for prefix: Color. Reason for suffix: Fiery personality.

Shark ~ Gray tom with black paws, ears, and tail-tip, and lighter muzzle, chest, and belly, green eyes.

[maplefoxie]

Stormfire, 9/10, Great name! I had this name in mind
Shark, 4/10, Ummmmm What?
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Snowblossom, White she cat blue eyes
Skystream, Light grey she cat with Darker grey spots on her back with all her paws whit except the front left
Maplesky, Light orange tabby with white paws and white underbelly

[Antipathy]

Brindleheart: 10/10. This is so pretty! I definitely like her personality as well c:

Dandelionwhisker: 7/10. I'm not a fan of long names like this; I do like the idea of the cat, though. I find it funny that I have a she-cat who is also designed similary to yours, only with a different personality/name.

Mudtail: 10/10. Simple but sweet! I like it. You don't see too many simple cats these days, and this is a well-developed one, where they're not just a background character, but they aren't up front, either.
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Reasons, please (:

Torrentheart: a light grey spotted tabby with dark grey markings and sea-green eyes --- Prefix: Her pelt, that looks like a "torrent" of rain --- Suffix: Her tendency to speak her mind bravely, even if others can't handle the truth.

Daywatcher: a pale yellow mackerel tabby with amber eyes --- Prefix: Her pelt, that is the same color as the light when the day begins --- Suffix: her observant - and sometimes nosy - personality.

Mapleshine: a white harlequin she-cat with patches of brown on her back, face, and tail; she has strong blue eyes --- Prefix: The patches of color on her otherwise white pelt --- Suffix: Her bright personality, often making others happy, thugh she can be tough on herself.

[Sylvatica]

Torrentheart: 8/10. I really like the prefix, but I think the suffix -heart is overused.

Daywatcher: 7/10. I would recommend changing her prefix to Dawn, as day could be taken to mean any time of day.

Mapleshine: 9/10. I really like this name! It's simple yet sweet!

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My names:

Sparrowstep: A small brown tabby tom with a white underbelly. He is extroverted and loves to gossip about other clan cats, for which he is not very well liked.

Poppy: She was taken in by the clan after escaping from her owners and running across the Thunderpath, obtaining a broken leg in the process. She is a medicine cat apprentice, and while her leg will never be fully healed, she doesn't let that stop her.

Ratface: A thin Siamese cat, whose mother was dumped in the wild while she was pregnant. Although he is one of the best hunters in the clan, he is very vain and only thinks of himself.

[Kazin]

[Side note, I am not traditional in the slightest so if you are a traditional rater, please keep that in mind ^_^]

Sparrowstep - 7/10
Nice name, but why -step? There should be some kind of reason for it, because with his small stature and high energy to talk, he doesn't really suit the suffix to me...
Poppy - 0/10
This is for warriors, not for Kittypet names.
Ratface - 8.5/10
I see where you were going with this name, and I think it works well for the cat.

Squirrelnose - 9/10
I like the name, and it suits the cat (:
Littleclaw - 10/10
Even though this name is kind of common, I find it adorable and really great for a name for any cat. Though you didn't give this specific cat a gender, and I kind of wish you did, but it wouldn't have affected my rating at all
Ploverpelt - 8/10
Eh, it just seems like a weird name to me, though it works here. I think it is just 'plover' that set me off to it being weird, at first, since it's uncommon to hear. I also don't know how going from warrior to medicine cat would work, necessarily, but I could foresee a couple of situations, so I like the uniqueness behind this name.

Blossomshine a pretty, rich brown and white she-cat, bright green eyes. Is usually high-energy and ends up scaring more prey than she catches by accident, though she has a great heart and wants to help all cats in every Clan, no matter what.
Brokenleaf a ginger and black patched tom, scars on his ears and legs, and amber eyes. Used to be a rogue with a band, with the name Broken. He had a mate named Leaf who died in a large battle with another group of rogues, and Broken was one of the only survivors; he and the others searched out Clans for safety.

[dejun.]

Blossomshine: 8.5/10!
I love the name! I think the two words fit each other very wellc:

Brokenleaf: 6/10
The name is pretty good, but I don't think it fits warrior cats.


Flintblaze
- A smoky black tom with yellow eyes. He's very aggressive and short-tempered -

[paranoid_products]

Flintblaze: 9/10
Not a personal favourite, but it sounds like a great name. I love that you incorporated his suffix with both his physical features and his personality.

Chalkfrost
- white-and-gray tom with blue eyes. Snarky and a bit of a recluse.

[frankie (dup)]

Hello there, everyone! I am a semi-tradition namer, I normally use traditional prefixes and suffixes, but will occasionally sheen away from the methods. Ex: Sometimes I'll use -blaze or Wolf- but very rarely ones like Soft- or Sweet- I will not rate traditionally if the name is non-traditionalThis is a really nice purple!!

I.C: Thank you! I'm constantly afraid to use prefixes like Frog- Slug- and Snail- because I'm afraid the names will be bashed.

Name Rates

Chalkfrost, 8.5/10, I don't mind Chalk- so much, as it's a mineral, but what does bother me a little is that chalk is dark white/very light grey, and it wouldn't be a problem if he had a few grey markings here and there, but he's white AND grey, so Chalk- may not be the best for him. I'm in love with -frost, though I usually associate it with a sleek or fast cat, but I sounds nice, and still makes sense.

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My Names

Egretnose, a white molly with blue eyes. She is deaf, but she has learned to adapt, and the clans have come up with some ways to communicate with her. She has a good understanding of body language, and tries to do the right thing, whether it be good or bad by clan standards. Being deaf, she has increased skills in other senses, especially tracking. She is a bit full of herself.
Egret- for her pelt, -nose for her tracking skills.
Traditional

Darkstorm, a brown tabby tom with green eyes. He is a little naive and impulsive, and is optimistic most of the time. However, when it gets dark enough, he will be a realist. His personality and attack patterns border on unpredictable, which can be harmful and helpful.
Dark- for his dark pelt, -storm for his personality
Traditional

Troutheart, a tortoiseshell molly with green eyes who is brave and does the right thing- at least, what she thinks is right. To most cats, her sense of judgement is a little bit off but to her, it’s perfectly fine. She dislikes half-clan cats and outsiders, and has little patience for elders.
Trout- for her pelt, -heart for her sense of judgement
Traditional


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Important! Please read if you know genetics! These cats are from a fanfiction, and I want to maintain a sense of realism, so if there is anything wrong with the genetics, PLEASE tell me! Ex: Torties are hardly ever male, and if they are, they usually have 'problems' that could interfere with clan life, same with calicos, ect.

Also, if any of the descriptions are a little awkward, that is because they are taken from my fanfiction, some were loners and rogues and have been edited to receive a clan name

[Ɽotten Ⱡegacy]

Egretnose ~ 4/10 ~ The name isn't too bad, but the prefix 'Egret' doesn't sound like it would be used in Warriors. I like the suffix 'nose', though.

Darkstorm ~ 8/10 ~ I love the name, but I personally think both the prefix and the suffix would be better for a dark gray cat. But that's just my opinion.

Troutheart ~ 7/10 ~ The name could be a bit better, but I do like her personality.

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Silversnow ~ A white she-cat with dark gray and lighter gray spots, green eyes ~ Reason for prefix: Coloring. Reason for suffix: Her older sister Snowpaw, who died in battle.

Tigerfrost ~ White she-cat with black stripes and ice-blue eyes ~ Reason for prefix: She looks like a white tiger. Reason for suffix: Coloring. ~ Side note: She is in a Clan called WildClan, where every cat represents a wild animal of some sort. She represents the White Tiger.

Pinewhisker ~ Reddish-brown she-cat with blue eyes ~ Reason for prefix: Coloring. Reason for suffix: She has long whiskers.

[Silxe]

Waspnose : Big fan of wasp-, and nose fits him nicely. 10/10

Minnowpelt : Flows quite fine. Nothing wrong here. 10/10

Cloverwhisker : HUGE fan of when people use the clover- prefix right. Suffix is good, too. A bit of a mouthful, but I won't dock it any points for that. 10/10

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Blackleaf : A fluffy, elderly molly with black fur and green-yellow eyes. Previously a skilled medicine cat. She is snappy, insulting, and has strong opinions on how something should be done.

Hawktail : Brown tabby with white. They are very agile and good in the trees. Very social, has no sense of privacy.