#warriors kit

[whipedcream]

for a toyhouse game

[florathecoralien-archive]

NOO ISN'T KITTENCOUGH USUALLY FATAL PONDKIT WAS MY FAV-

AND WHISTLEPAW WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU ADOPTING KITS YOU'RE AN APPRENTICE

[random-warriors-thoughts]

This one is probably more obvious, but one I’m not sure everyone believes:

A six-moon old apprentice is not the same as a six year old human.

This can be argued because apprentices and students both start learning around the age of six, but that’s pretty much where the similarities end.

I’d say that it’s much more realistic that a six-moon old apprentice is equivalent to a 18-year old human (or maybe around sixteen or something). Here’s why:

--A six-month old cat is about the same height (if a bit skinnier) as an adult cat, so it doesn’t seem likely that they represent kids.

--Although young apprentices aren’t often sent into battle so early, they’re still old enough to potentially fight in battles where they could die, something that’s plain inhuman if they were six, or even seven, eight, etc.

--apprentices often become warriors at 12 moons old. Like the previous comment, the thought of a 12-year old completely trained warrior is weird.

--Older kits are way more mature than human kids. That’s not to say that little kids can’t have their moments of maturity, but when you also remember how most kids that age act (4-6), it’s another odd thing (think of what Hollykit says here for example)

--A young apprentice dying is upsetting, almost as much as a kit dying. But so is a young adult/teenager. They may not be a kid, but it’s still sad that their life is cut short.

Again, this one is probably pretty obvious, but it has been nagging at me, so I had to write it down.