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Warrior cats power of three game ✅. Designed with the power of the symbol of Wicca Three and a pentacle in mind, this ring design was designed as a giftThe. The Power of Three game is the third game of the series. Note: Its pretty hard to find the lakeshore with or without the map tablet.) Your character awakens (to the ending part of the novella Leafpool's Wish) and sees his mother and another queen. Unlike the other two games, you don't have to.

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Three Arcs, Three Chosen Cats, Three Protagonists… Must Be A Coincidence
There will be three, kin of your kin, who hold the power of the stars in their paws..
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Warrior Cats: Power of Three is the third arc of the popular Warrior Cats series by Erin Hunter. Set after the events of the first arc and it's sequel The New Prophecy, Power of Three focuses on the kits of the heroes of The New Prophecy, who find the long-awaited peace the clans have been waiting for threatened by supernatural forces and secrets from the past.

The series stars siblings Jayfeather, Lionblaze and Hollyleaf. They are the grandkits of Firestar, leader of ThunderClan and are believed by him to be the three, cats said to hold power beyond anything the clans have ever seen. When Jayfeather accidentally obtains this knowledge, he makes it his life's mission to fulfill the prophecy. Meanwhile, vengeful cats from the past search for opportunities to obtain revenge, outsiders arrive to wreak havoc among the cats, and the secrets of the past come to light which could gravely affect the future..

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  1. The Sight
  2. Dark River
  3. Outcast
  4. Eclipse
  5. Long Shadows
  6. Sunrise

Power Of Three Provides Examples of:

  • Arc Words: 'There will be three, kin of your kin, who hold the power of the stars in their paws.' (First appeared chronologically in Firestar's Quest and continues through to Omen Of The Stars).
  • Ascended Extra: Nightcloud was a minor WindClan warrior in The New Prophecy. During the Time Skip, she's become Crowfeather's mate and appears much more frequently.
  • Affably Evil: Sol
  • Anyone Can Die: Not in effect, unlike it's predecessors, although this by no means there aren't deaths.
  • Berserk Button: Don't try to pity Jayfeather, don't tell Lionblaze that you were using him because of his power, and don't openly mock the warrior code in front of Hollyleaf.
  • Big Bad: Books 3-6 each have their own individual one, with Sol, the mysterious traveler as the overall villain.
    • Outcast: Stripes
    • Eclipse: Onestar
    • Long Shadows: Ashfur
    • Sunrise: Hollyleaf
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  • Blind Seer: Jayfeather
  • Break the Cutie: Jayfeather, Lionblaze and Hollyleaf, though arguably Hollyleaf gets it worst.
  • Chekhov's Gun: Jayfeather's stick saves his life twice during the climactic scene.
  • The Chosen One: Jayfeather, Lionblaze and Hollyleaf think that they are the three, but Hollyleaf turns out to not be a member.
  • Decoy Protagonist: Hollyleaf, if you think of Power of Three and Omen of the Stars as one arc in two parts.
  • Demoted to Extra: Brambleclaw, Squirrelflight, Hawkfrost, Tawnypelt, Stormfur, and Crowfeather among others all play a much less important role in this arc. Also, Cinderheart in the last two books.
  • Dropped a Bridge on Him: Rainwhisker dies in the Time Skip between Sunset and The Sight. Also, Ashfur in Long Shadows.
  • Department of Redundancy Department: Whenever they mention Lionpaw's paws.
  • Face–Heel Turn: Hollyleaf
  • Flat-Earth Atheist: Sol isn't one, but he temporarily converts Blackstar into one.
  • Freudian Trio: The three heroes are one:
    • The Id: Lionblaze
    • The Ego: Jayfeather
    • The Superego: Hollyleaf
  • Go Mad from the Revelation: Hollyleaf, after finding out her mother is Leafpool.
  • Heroic Bastard: Jayfeather, Lionblaze, and Hollyleaf.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Jayfeather
  • Last Episode, New Character: Dovekit and Ivykit are born in Sunrise, with Jayfeather realizing that one of them is the real third. They both are important in Omen Of The Stars.
  • Lighter and Softer: At first, it appears to be this, but then Outcast ends with a literal bloodbath and the rest of the series follows suit.
  • Love Makes You Evil: Ashfur
  • Nigh Invulnerable: Lionblaze's power as one of the three.
  • Meaningful Name: Jayfeather and Hollyleaf are named after Crowfeather and Leafpool.
    • Hollyleaf is possibly also named after holly bush growing on the border between ThunderClan and WindClan that Leafpool was always hiding in when she went out to meet Crowfeather.
  • My Friends.. and Zoidberg: In Outcasteverybody acts that way towards Breezepaw, even his own father. Heck, he was sent to the mission only because WindClan didn't want him.
    Lionpaw: This is my sister Hollypaw, and that's my brother Jaypaw, and that's Breezepaw.
  • No Antagonist: The first two books, The Sight and Dark River, don't have any villains, although Tigerstar and Hawkfrost do show up and hang out around Lionblaze.
  • Reincarnation: Cinderheart is a reincarnation of Cinderpelt.
  • Spin-Offspring: This arc is about the kits of Brambleclaw and Squirrelflight (or so they think - they're actually the children of two other second arc characters, Leafpool and Crowfeather).
  • Squishy Wizard: Unlike most of the medicine cats in the series, Jayfeather is useless in a fight. But don't say that to his face.
  • Sympathetic Murderer: Hollyleaf
  • Tomato Surprise: We spend two chapters with Jayfeather before we find out that he's blind.
  • Took a Level in Jerkass: Onestar already took one in The New Prophecy, but he gets much worse here.
  • Total Eclipse of the Plot: During Eclipse. It also works into the villain's plan, but not in the way that would be expected.
  • 'Well Done, Son!' Guy: Breezepelt towards his father Crowfeather, who neglects him.

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  • Pretty much every scene with Sol is a Moment of Awesome. Like Jayfeather getting Mind Raped when he detected his presence, how unbelievably calm and composed he is all the time, his deep, hypnotic voice, and this exchange:
    Firestar: 'Then why are you here?'
    Sol: 'I came because it was time.'
    Sol: 'Time to come.'
    • And let's not forget how he predicted a total solar eclipse and, knowing it would scare everyone shitless, used it as an elaborate metaphor to (sort of) explain his motives.
      • This troper firmly believes that he specifically convinced WindClan to launch their attack on ThunderClan so that his predicted solar eclipse would occur right in the middle of the battle and allow everyone to start taking him seriously (and it certainly works, in ShadowClan's case). This would also explain why the attack had no clear motive: can you imagine Onestar justifying himself with 'Well, Sol thought it would be a good idea'?
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    • Sol is capable of making the already confusing plot even more confusing in a single sentence:
      Sol: 'Are you sure you have found the three?'
    • And in Sunrise, when a ThunderClan patrol comes to take him prisoner, not only does he figure out exactly why they are after him in a matter of seconds, but him calmly agrees to go, offerring no resistance:
      Sol: 'You don't need to put me under guard, you know, I'm not going to run away.'
    • And when he forms his own Clan and later teaches them to fight just so they can fight off some dogs. When they eventually fight the dogs, most of the cats get ripped apart. Not only does he not help at all, but he calmly strolls in later and tells the survivors that it was their fault for wanting to fight, and then tells them to get him some food.
  • Lionblaze in the battle at the end of Outcast. He comes out absolutely covered in blood, and none of it is his.
    • At the beginning of Sunrise:
      Tigerstar: *Lionblaze's claws held at his throat* 'You'll never do it.'
      Lionblaze: 'No.' *backs away* 'You're already dead.'
  • Jayfeather when he leads his siblings in faking a sign from StarClan to restore Blackstar's faith after he'd been led astray by Sol.. and then the 'fake' sign gets hijacked by StarClan and turns into a real sign. From this, Blackstar's faith is renewed, he drives out Sol, and ShadowClan as a whole is saved from falling apart.
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    • Not just the idea of the fake sign, but the sign itself. As Hollyleaf said: 'Only Jaypaw would have thought of digging up trees as a message from StarClan.'
  • Even Leafpool (probably the last cat you would expect) gets one at the end of Sunrise when Hollyleaf tries to kill her, and she asks her whether it would be easier for her to die or go on living. The answer is obvious enough to Hollyleaf, and she lets her go.

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