Speed and Agility Battle Moves
Graywing created many battle techniques especially for WindClan. He came up with these tactics using small stones and marks on the floor of his den.
Approach from Above Your Enemy
-Gain high-ground.
-Wait for the leader of the patrol to give the Attack Tail Signal.
-Charge down your high ground; your enemy will be weakened by having to fight uphill.
-Use the Light from the Sun
-Attack your enemy with the sun behind you, which should dazzle the enemy and block his view.
-Know Where the Wind is Coming From
-If there is a strong wind, it should blow from behind you; that should hold them back and blur their vision with dust. However, if stalking, make sure the wind is blowing toward you, as it could give away your scent if blowing toward your enemy.
-Conceal the Size of Your Force
-Have your attackers in sight from a distance.
-Avoid bundling; this will appear as a small attack force and encourage the enemy to be overconfident. If wanting to intimidate, spread out your Clanmates into single file, which will appear as an impenetrable border of warriors.
-Attack the enemy.
-Attack Both Ends of the Enemy Line First
-Attack both ends of your enemy's line, leaving the middle cats to fend on two fronts; this will leave them outflanked, vulnerable, and in disarray.
-Attack the rest of the enemies until they run.
-Keep Fresh Warriors in Reserve
-Always keep strong, fit warriors to replace injured ones.
-Feigned Retreat and Ambush
-A group of strong cats screech and attack the enemy line.
-The group of fit cats retreat; repeat this until the enemy line breaks.
-Other warriors, usually tunnelers, jump out of rabbit holes and dips in the round on the other side of the attackers.
-Attack from both fronts until the enemy surrenders.
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