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The Alley Cat was introduced in May 2006. There is a Lil'Kinz version. The Alley Cat has been April 2009's Pet of the Month. The Alley Cat's special food is the Spiced Salmon Strudel and its special item is the Big City Window. Alley Cat ist ein Jump ’n’ run Computerspiel von Bill Williams, das 1983 von Synapse Software für Atari 800-Heimcomputer veröffentlicht wurde. Eine Version für PC erschien 1984 bei IBM. Der Spieler steuert einen streunenden Kater (engl. "alley cat") und muss versuchen, diverse Minispiele zu beenden. __NOEDITSECTION__ A quintessential loner of the streets, Alley Cat embodies the cleverness of feline kind to survive in the urban dwellings of Man without ever being chained down. Reliance on others is not his forte; he is his own fighter, his own playmaker, his own judge, jury and executioner. Alley Cat hides in the dirty shadows and stalks his prey with razor sharp wits and claws. Not very many Garou see reason to follow what traditionalists call a “weaker” version of feral Cat. Packs who follow Alley Cat will find little solace in each other's company, but their cunning and streetwise will keep them alive. Alley Cat is a fictional competitor robot in the game Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction. It is a heavyweight class robot with a square wedge body. Its weapons are an axe and some rear spikes and it is armoured in titanium. It can only self-right if it lands on its axe. It costs 8,380 credits to buy.

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* One pack member at a time may use the Gift: Eyes of the Cat. * Alley Cat is a definite opportunist. Often that means getting away if things are bad or getting the jump on things if they’re too good to pass up. To do this, followers gain the ability to stalk and hide better through the shadows . * Understanding that losing a fight can be very detrimental to one’s survival, each member of Alley Cat’s favor gains razor sharp claws help ensure the victory of his followers in a fight. * Wits and streetwise keep a cat alive in a tough situation. Alley Cat’s followers gain +1 Streetwise and potential initiative bonus when dealing with a potentially messy situation.

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* Those who follow Alley Cat must never harm a feline, even those tainted by the Wyrm; in such instances, there must be an attempt to cleanse the feline. * Territory is a difficult subject for Alley Cat’s followers; as solitary a creature as Alley Cat is, packs will find it difficult to share territory with others, and often the pack’s ‘territory’ is, in reality, individual territories bordering or slightly overlapping each other. * The aloof and selfish nature of Alley Cat winds up affecting his followers. Unless convinced or bribed into it, a Garou must draw upon his will to act on the behalf of others selflessly. * Traditional Garou will not see followers of Alley Cat as particularly honorable nor glorious because of their selfish nature. * Followers of Rat and Dog are often at odds with followers of Alley Cat given the clashing nature of their totems. They still may attempt to follow him, though.

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A quintessential loner of the streets, Alley Cat embodies the cleverness of feline kind to survive in the urban dwellings of Man without ever being chained down. Reliance on others is not his forte; he is his own fighter, his own playmaker, his own judge, jury and executioner. Alley Cat hides in the dirty shadows and stalks his prey with razor sharp wits and claws. Not very many Garou see reason to follow what traditionalists call a “weaker” version of feral Cat. Packs who follow Alley Cat will find little solace in each other's company, but their cunning and streetwise will keep them alive. Source: Mekoides

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The Alley Cat was introduced in May 2006. There is a Lil'Kinz version. The Alley Cat has been April 2009's Pet of the Month. The Alley Cat's special food is the Spiced Salmon Strudel and its special item is the Big City Window. __NOEDITSECTION__ A quintessential loner of the streets, Alley Cat embodies the cleverness of feline kind to survive in the urban dwellings of Man without ever being chained down. Reliance on others is not his forte; he is his own fighter, his own playmaker, his own judge, jury and executioner. Alley Cat hides in the dirty shadows and stalks his prey with razor sharp wits and claws. Not very many Garou see reason to follow what traditionalists call a “weaker” version of feral Cat. Packs who follow Alley Cat will find little solace in each other's company, but their cunning and streetwise will keep them alive. Source: Mekoides Alley Cat is a fictional competitor robot in the game Robot Wars: Arenas of Destruction. It is a heavyweight class robot with a square wedge body. Its weapons are an axe and some rear spikes and it is armoured in titanium. It can only self-right if it lands on its axe. It costs 8,380 credits to buy. Alley Cat ist ein Jump ’n’ run Computerspiel von Bill Williams, das 1983 von Synapse Software für Atari 800-Heimcomputer veröffentlicht wurde. Eine Version für PC erschien 1984 bei IBM. Der Spieler steuert einen streunenden Kater (engl. "alley cat") und muss versuchen, diverse Minispiele zu beenden.