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Crystal of Atlan PvP Guide: Scytheguard Combo Mastery

Getting Started with Scytheguard PvP

If you're maining Scytheguard in Crystal of Atlan, this guide is built to help you improve your PvP performance. Whether you're climbing ranked or just want to fine-tune your combat flow, you'll find helpful strategies and tricks to gain an edge in battle. Let's jump in.

Current Rank and Build Overview

At the time of this guide, I'm currently pushing through Diamond 1 and approaching Master rank. With nearly 600 PvP matches played as Scytheguard, I’ve found a reliable loadout. For PvP, prioritize HP-focused gear for your Relic, Seal, and Talisman. My current setup includes skill damage traits due to not yet upgrading to pink gear, but this matches what top-tier players like Asia’s #1 Scytheguard (Crazy Solo) also use.

Essential Camera Settings for Better Visibility

Optimizing your camera is key. I use the 3D RPG Camera mode, which lets me look vertically and provides better tracking in combat. Set your camera distance to 100 to maximize field of view. I recommend turning off the lower UI toggles, which can clutter your screen during fights. One trick I use is angling the camera downward to widen your effective view. On PC, press Tab to lock onto targets while still aiming downward—keeping enemies clearly visible.

Start-of-Match Damage Buff Tip

When a PvP match starts, there’s a 10-second barrier phase. During this window, start charging Flurry, then cancel using the middle mouse button. Doing this on repeat builds stacks of New Moon. Three seconds before the barrier drops, trigger Flurry one more time and dash forward. This gives you an 18.9% damage buff for 20 seconds, which is huge for early pressure, especially when opening with high-damage combos like Soul Link into Arcade Cross.

Basic Attack Rotation and Knock-Up Mechanics

Scytheguard’s basic attacks follow a sequence. The first three hits won’t lift enemies, but the fourth one will knock them up. The key sign is your puppet executing a dash-style motion—that marks the end of the rotation. Try to land abilities right after this knock-up, as enemies will be briefly suspended mid-air.

Follow-Up Attacks After Basic Combos

After the enemy is airborne from your fourth basic hit, immediately queue strong abilities like Arcade Cross or Photon Blast. This timing improves damage output and consistency. These two skills can often chunk opponents down to their HP protection threshold. Using this window correctly can heavily tilt fights in your favor.

Energy-Efficient Skill Usage

Energy management is essential. Even if your bar is nearly empty, 1 energy point is enough to cast a skill. Save that last bit for finishing moves like Flurry, Photon Blast, or Arcade Cross. Your ultimate needs around 70 energy, so plan ahead. Chain basic attacks until you’re ready, then unleash it for a powerful finisher.

Triple Jump Combo Tech

One cool movement trick is the triple jump for aerial pressure. Charge your basic attack, then double-jump at the end of it. This lets you float mid-air long enough to regen dash charges, then dash in for aerial skills. From there, hit enemies with Soul Link or Photon Blast. Soul Link has a wider range and lands almost instantly, while Photon Blast has a slight delay when cast from the ground—but in the air, it becomes way faster.

Skill Combo: Aerial Soul Link + Photon Blast

Pairing Soul Link and Photon Blast in mid-air can land significant burst damage. When both are bound to your hotkeys, you can alternate quickly between them during your aerial approach. Soul Link hits fast and far, while Photon Blast has a bit of animation lag unless you’re airborne. This combo is best used for catching enemies trying to escape vertically.

Animation Cancelling with Jump

Most abilities can be animation cancelled using jump (spacebar) rather than dash. This saves your dash charges for evasion instead of cancelling skills. For example, Arcade Cross has a long wind-up, but if you jump right after casting, you exit the animation early. Flurry, however, is best cancelled with the middle mouse button to avoid putting it on cooldown.

Faster Cast: Photon Blast Cancel

When you jump right after casting Photon Blast, it almost eliminates the casting delay. This makes the projectile hit quicker and increases your chances of connecting before the enemy reacts. While Photon Blast doesn’t have huge range, it's still effective when used in close or mid-range combat, especially in combination with jump canceling.

Ancient Echo Combo Setup (Sol Tech)

Inspired by Crazy Solo, this technique leverages Ancient Echo as more than just a zoning tool. If used alone, enemies often avoid its damage zone. Instead, initiate a basic attack, then cast Ancient Echo, jump cancel, and resume basic attacks. This combo forces the enemy to stay in the hitbox and often pushes them into HP protection. For best results, try executing this near a wall to prevent knockback.

Close-Quarters Pressure After Combos

If your opponent is out of energy post-combo, and you still have at least 30% energy, stay near their body. Classes like Elementalist and Gunner are weak in close-range when energy-starved. They’ll usually try to dash away. Once they waste their dash, follow with Projection or basic attacks to re-engage. Just one or two skill rotations here often leads to an easy protection trigger.

Jump Ult Tech for Extended Range

Here’s a smart trick when your target is just outside of ultimate range. Normally, your ult has about the same reach as Photon Blast, so casting it beyond that won’t connect. However, if you jump before ulting, the second part of your ultimate will often still land, even if the first doesn’t. This allows you to extend your ult range slightly, hitting enemies who think they’re safe.

Although you won’t get the full damage or medium armor break from the initial strike, you’ll still land solid damage and maintain super armor. This is especially effective as a finisher, or if you’re under pressure and need to turn the tables fast. Just make sure you still have one dash ready to follow up or retreat safely.

Auto-Aim Ult Mechanics

Your ult also benefits from auto-aim, so you don’t need to be facing the enemy directly. Even if you’re repositioning or turning away to bait them, triggering ult will still home in on your target. Use this to your advantage when countering jump-ins or surprising enemies who think they’ve outmaneuvered you.

Tips for Fighting Specific Classes

Certain PvP classes require different approaches. Against Berserker, Starbreaker, or Magic Blade, consider ending combos early and disengaging. These classes become dangerous if they still have energy after your combo finishes. By backing off after triggering HP protection, you avoid retaliation and can re-engage on your terms.

Versus ranged or magic classes like Gunner, Elementalist, or Blade Maiden, stay close when they’re low on energy. They struggle in close-quarters and often rely on spacing. Hover near them after a combo to force panic dashes. Once they commit, follow up with Projection or basic strings to reinitiate and snowball damage.

Closing Thoughts for Scytheguard PvP

That wraps up the major tips and techniques for PvP as Scytheguard in Crystal of Atlan. From camera settings and damage buffs to energy management, animation canceling, and matchups—these methods are battle-tested to help you play smarter, not just harder. As always, PvP is about adaptation. Mix these tactics with your own style and game sense to dominate in ranked.

Conclusion

If you're aiming to climb ranks or just win more matches with Scytheguard, mastering these PvP techniques will make a big difference. Focus on efficient energy usage, combo timing, and camera control to keep your edge in every fight. Stay close when it matters, disengage when needed, and learn each matchup to maximize your success. With enough practice, you’ll find yourself consistently outplaying opponents across all tiers.

FAQs

Q: What is the best gear for Scytheguard in PvP? A: Focus on HP-based gear for relic, seal, and talisman. Prioritize survivability and damage scaling through buffs and skill synergy.

Q: How can I increase my damage early in a match? A: Use Flurry to build New Moon stacks before the barrier drops, then dash in for a 20-second damage boost right at the start.

Q: What’s the most efficient way to cancel animations? A: Use jump (spacebar) instead of dash to cancel animations. This preserves your dashes for movement and defense.

Q: Can I use my ultimate outside of its normal range? A: Yes. Jumping before casting your ult can extend its reach slightly, allowing the second part of the attack to land on distant enemies.

Q: How should I approach ranged classes like Gunners or Elementalists? A: Stay close if they’re out of energy. They’re vulnerable in close range and often burn dashes to escape. Follow up aggressively.

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Warrior Bites: Dietary Needs

[ID: A fish carcass, bird carcass, and mouse carcass on a stone slab.]

Are you wondering how much prey a Clan needs a day? What they should eat to stay healthy? Why food processing is useful at all? All the answers to these questions and more, contained within a general guide to dietary needs for your Warrior Cats!

As an obligate carnivore, a cat's entire diet revolves around processing meat. More specifically, the ideal diet should be 55% protein, 45% fats, about 1% to 3% carbs, with the remainder being various micro-nutrients. You can expect the average 10-pound warrior to need 350 calories per day, about 3.5 mice on average.

I've also included a section talking about obesity, which dives into how canon's depiction of it is both harmful fatphobia and wouldn't make sense from a cat perspective. It also discusses obesity in realistic cats; and how you're free to choose the realism on that aspect.

Below the cut;

Caloric Intake

Nutrition

Food Processing

On Obesity

Caloric Intake

The general rule for how much a cat needs to eat is that an active, non-neutered tom will need about 35 calories per pound of their own body weight, per day, just to remain the weight they are.

That means that the average warrior, assuming they are 10 pounds, will need 350 calories a day.

Kittens, pregnant and nursing cats, and large warriors will need to eat more than average. Neutered cats, elders, and clerics/medcats will eat less. There are calculators online for determining how much an individual will need, but you can estimate how much an entire Clan will need just by taking 350 and multiplying it by population!

Assuming the average population is about 30 cats, that's 10,500 calories to feed a Clan for a day! To put that in perspective, that many calories would feed 7 large humans. If you felt like fighting a group of angry cats to steal their day's worth of mice, I mean.

Generally speaking, land prey will have a caloric value around 5 calories per gram. Aquatic prey is significantly lower, around 4 calories per gram. Birds will be just below 6 calories per gram. To find out how many cats a piece of prey will feed, or how many pieces a cat will need that day, take the category and multiply by the prey's weight in grams.

So for example, the average house mouse is 20 grams and it is land prey, meaning its caloric value is around 100 calories! A warrior will need 3 and a half mice a day to stay healthy, and a Clan will need 105 mice daily to support 30 cats.

105 mice may seem like a lot, but remember that a wild rabbit is 1,800 grams on average which means 9,000 calories. 2 big pieces of prey will feed the whole Clan, with leftovers.

Those estimates include every part of the animal. Cats eat organs, small bones, and even skin. Skeletal muscle, or "fillets" in reference to fish, is so low in calories that it's typically somewhere between 1 kcal to 1.5 kcal per gram. That's what you're buying in the supermarket; but wild animals don't usually cut their food into choice strips.

(unless you're writing a clan that does food processing of course!)

QUICK FACTS

Average warrior will need 35 calories per pound of weight

10 pound warrior needs 350 calories a day

350 x 30 cats = 10,500 calories to feed a Clan for a single day

Birds provide the most calories per gram, land prey the middlemost, and aquatic prey the least.

Calculate calories in prey by taking the weight, converting to grams, and multiply by 4, 5, or 6 depending on broad category.

If you're having trouble feeding a Clan on small animals, look at bigger prey like rabbits and trout.

Muscle fillets are inferior to organ meats and have a much lower caloric value.

Nutrition

Not all food is the same. The more important thing to consider about any particular meal is NOT its calorie count, but its nutritional value. This is especially important to cats because protein is not stored as fat. If the body has no immediate use for it, it's flushed out.

Since cats should not eat more than 3% carbs, ALL of their fat stores will need to come from fat.

The ideal piece of meat would be at least 55% protein and 45% fat. Every individual species will have a different ratio, and more importantly, individual cuts will have a different ratio.

Skeletal muscle has a higher ratio of protein to fat. Organ meat, also sometimes called "offal," will have a more balanced ratio. That said, nearly all meat skews towards protein. PURE fat is very hard to find on the sorts of animals Clan cats hunt, and must be carefully divided, collected, or processed to make sure all warriors are getting proper nutrition.

I'll be going more in-depth with dietary fat at some other time, as this guide is meant to just be an overview! Just know that some Clans will need to eat MORE food to stay healthy because of this.

Cats need more than the "macronutrients" to stay healthy. They can't JUST rely on the juiciest cuts of meat to keep their health intact, they also need several vitamins and minerals to support their body functions, and avoid getting a deficiency.

Here's some of the important micronutrients, where to get them, and what happens they don't get enough;

Vitamin A: Livers, mealworms, eggs This is one of the most important micronutrients in a cat's body, used for practically everything. Without this, their coats will grow dull, and their joints stiff, and they'll start to go night-blind. In a severe state, they'll start to lose the ability to heal skin lacerations and die. Pregnant cats and kittens need more of this than usual, but it IS also possible to get vitamin A poisoning from getting too concentrated of a dose.

Calcium: Bones, eggs With a calcium deficiency, the warrior will feel stiff and sore, and experience painful muscle spasms. Most cats will simply crunch the bones of small prey and never have to worry about this, but if your cats cook or scavenge, they have to be told to NEVER eat the bones of a roasted bird. Because bird bones are hollow and cooking makes them brittle, they can splinter and cause fatal internal bleeding.

Thiamine: Trout, boar meat, mealworms, eggs Called a Fish Seizure because raw carp and raw bream contains thiaminase, which will destroy thiamine in the body. Lack of thiamine will cause neurological issues, such as the aforementioned seizures, general confusion, memory loss, and muscle weakness. This can be counterracted by eating trout, which is so high in thiamine that there's a theory that carp evolved it specifically to eat salmonids better.

Potassium: Trout, boar meat, mealworms, eggs As cats get older, they begin needing a lot more potassium for their bodies. It's a very common micronutrient found in most meat, but elders should get the first bite of special snacks "out of respect" which helps keep their potassium level up. Without it, they become very weak.

i feel like that evil struthiomimus from land before time with how many times i typed eggs

QUICK FACTS

The ideal ratio of a cut of meat is 55% protein 45% fat

Organ meat > Muscle meat

Micronutrients are important

But micronutrients can also cause poisoning if, somehow, they're too concentrated (very hard to come across concentrated micronutrients without the science of chemistry tho. Like if a cat swallowed a vitamin gummy.)

Food Processing

"Food Processing" is when you do something to your food before you eat it. Just a little bit of care is going to go a LONG WAY when it comes to health of the warrior.

Cats that eat raw meat the way canon warriors do are almost guaranteed to get worms. Roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms are all passed through the infected tissue of rodent prey, and in fish, roundworms, tapeworms, and flukes can pass through raw meat.

All parasites do something a little different, but most digestive worms aren't fatal unless the cat is sick or a kitten. However, nearly ALL of them screw around with digestion, making the cat need to eat more just to stay healthy, or causing stomach irritation. Some of them can even pass in milk, infecting a suckler's nursing kits.

The easiest way to reduce this kind of infection is simply to slice the prey open from mouth-to-butt, Tigerstar-style, and hook and lift out the GI tract before eating. There's nothing in that worth eating raw anyway. It can just be discarded, or cleaned out and used to case tiny sausages! But it's only a reduction; there's still a risk of catching worms from raw meat.

There's also always the possibility of getting salmonella poisoning.

Many believe that cats are immune to this, but that's not true! Carnivores just have a shorter GI tract than omnivores and herbivores, so salmonella spends less time in their gut and ergo has less chance of causing an infection. It still happens, ESPECIALLY when cats hunt songbirds.

Nothing can be done about salmonella in raw meat, besides eating it as quickly as possible. It's innate to the bodies of birds and reptiles, and usually found on raw eggs too.

Some animals are small enough to be dried and carried around as rations, such as minnows or grasshoppers. Others could be sliced up into strips, and marinated in spices like valerian or catmint for an extra boost of energy. It could also be worthwhile to cut the pelt off a particularly soft animal, like a mole, to dry and keep as bedding material.

All of the above examples of food processing are possible without fire, but if your cats DO have fire, they will have a DRASTIC increase to the quality of their health.

Such as;

Cooking will almost completely eliminate those foodborne parasites. Their eggs don't survive extreme heat.

No more salmonella poisoning! GONE! Cooking is the only way to eliminate this!

It can increase caloric absorption from anywhere between 20% to 50%. Our example warrior who needed 3.5 mice a day could suddenly need one less mouse; and even a meager 20% drop in how much the entire Clan needs saves 2,400 calories a day. 24 whole mice!

I HAVE TO STRESS HOW BIG THAT IS. You save anywhere from 2/10 to 5/10 successful kills.

Thiaminase is destroyed by cooking, making bream and carp healthier and reducing "fish seizures."

It allows for fats to be processed and stored as tallow, lard, and oil, so it can be added to other dishes to make them both healthier and tastier.

Most food preservation requires fire in some way; by heating, jellying, boiling, etc. The only other two ways to reliably store food is by having access to a ton of salt, which is hard for most non-coastal clans to acquire, or vinegar, which is so acidic it's a notorious cat-repellent.

While cooking can also destroy some micronutrients, its benefits FAR outweigh any potential "strengths" of raw food. Destroying micronutrients is also not always a bad thing; as TOO MANY micronutrients can cause poisoning. Fire-using Clans will be more likely to "seek" micronutrients than non-fire Clans as a result, though they probably won't recognize the science behind a hankering!

QUICK FACTS

Worms. Basically unavoidable if your cat's eating like a canon warrior.

Some parasites can spread through milk.

Slicing and lifting out the GI tract can significantly reduce the chance of catching worms.

Salmonella can only be eliminated with cooking

Cooking will drastically increase the quality of a Clan's health, if your cats are advanced enough to figure out fire.

Warriors need to hunt a LOT less prey, and can store that prey, if they have fire.

Fire-using Clans will intentionally try to put more types of food in their diets and get 'cravings.'

On Obesity

Warrior Cats is not a realistic series. The boundary that any particular writer draws between humans and warrior cats is completely arbitrary. The series itself follows no sense of realistic genetics, regularly shows the cats using herbs that would poison them, and gives the characters human-centric morals like monogamy and paternal involvement.

So when it comes to being fatness in your project, please keep that in mind. You do not need too follow realistic cat weight distribution, if that's not what your project about. That said, let me tell you about humans vs cats in this department!

Humans have a massive diversity of weight distribution, with varied genetic predispositions to gaining and losing weight. The shame, bullying, and medical discrimination that comes with fatphobia is a LOT more harmful than being fat itself, and the causes of the "obesity crisis" are ridiculously more complicated than "ppl r snorking 2 much food".

Realistic cats aren't the same way.

When REAL cats are fat, that's VERY bad. It's a sign they are being fed the wrong things by humans, or live somewhere that they are able to eat what they shouldn't. They just don't have that same diversity in fat distribution that humans do. Because of how adipose tissue secretes certain hormones, feline obesity is like a chronic inflammatory disease which can cause arthritis, bladder stones, hepatic lipidosis, and more.

But with that in mind, fatness should be perceived very differently even in the most realistic settings. In comparison to humans;

It is harder for a wild cat to put on weight. Most of what they're eating is raw protein, actively trying to fill the 45% of daily fat intake they need to stay healthy. Protein isn't stored as fat, it's immediately discarded by the body if there is no use for it. A cat would need to be taking an INSANE amount of prey to start becoming dangerously overweight. Housecats are often fed human food, which has carbohydrates. Low-quality cat food will also use carbs as filler. High carb food is VERY bad for them, since they're only supposed to have 3% carbs at most. This is one of the reasons why it's easy for pet cats to become overweight.

Realistic cats don't look start looking overweight until they are significantly obese. Most of their fat is stored around their ribs and internally, unlike humans with our thick hips and round bellies, and they are covered in a naturally sagging pelt of fur. It's not as obvious with them. Visually, weight will be noticed best from a bird's eye perspective, unlike humans where it's apparent at every angle.

Putting on the fat that CAN be acquired is ridiculously important 3.5 raw, whole mice a day, per cat, are needed to fill their basic dietary requirements. There are going to be days or months especially during winter where they might be below that number, and that stored fat is going to be lifesaving. Bulking up is actually a big deal!

So not only is how canon treats overweight characters full of malice, it's full of lazy malice. It makes no sense from a realistic standpoint for wild cats to develop an association between fatness and greed or laziness. It's important, hard work for them to acquire it!

Though the Clans are notoriously xenophobic and kittypets are more likely to be overweight, it still doesn't make sense from a realistic cat perspective to be fatphobic in the same way as canon. It's more likely they'd see fat housecats as having "unearned" weight given to them by humans, like they're cheating, or they might be disdainful of how much junk food they eat, or pitiable because it's a sign of a bad twoleg... or just "sour grapes" variety jealousy ☕.

Bottom line is that there's a LOT you can do here which is better than canon's vicious bullying. The writers just lifted British cultural disdain for fat people and put it into the books. They simply did not think it through.

So please do what they didn't, and just put a little extra thought into how your project is going to view fatness! Consider if fatphobia is even a theme you need in your text.

As stated, you do not even have to write weight in your cats as being realistic in this way! I encourage you to pick and choose what's most fun and fitting for your own work. I personally give my characters a more human weight distribution, simply because I want to spite canon and be more body-positive. I am a fat people and you can take Bumble's big chunky bod from my cold, dead hands.

You can choose to make your work however you'd like, and now with this guide, you can have an easy reference for what your cats should eat! Thank you, StarClan, for this prey <3

[chillfaerie]

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[oldschoolfrp]

Tanglewood, a giant animated tree seemingly "possessed of the instincts of a deranged killer" (PD Breeding Black, A Naturalist’s Guide to Talislanta by Stephen Michael Sechi, Bard Games, 1987)

[justaz]

merlin raised by druids and being The Androgyn, you ponder it for a while and painstakingly come to the conclusion that you're staring at a woman. blink. you're looking at a man. long, luscious hair that morgana and gwaine are jealous of. pretty eyes and full lips. sharp cheekbones. uther's teachings that echo in arthur's mind and have been quieting over the years going dead silent the moment he sees merlin.

[fandomloreblog]

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Genuinely I need this to do some numbers otherwise I am going to crash out my eyes hurt /hj

[zohshia]

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[humanizedguidetoanimals]

Serval, Lynx, and Gepard- ah, I mean Leopard

Credit: https://www.reddit.com/r/KAEYAFAMILY/comments/14tfben/the_majestic_landaus_siblings/

Serval (Leptailurus serval)

Servals have the longest legs of any cat relative to their body size. These extra-long legs, plus their elongated necks, give them the nickname of "giraffe cat." Much of their legginess is due to stretched out metatarsal bones in the feet. They have the largest ears of any cat. Atop their small heads, servals have tall, oval ears, which are black on the back with a distinctive white spot that can rotate 180 degrees.

(Serval Landau also have long legs, and as a musician, probably have great ears as well.)

Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx)

Many lynx habitats face a significant amount of snow in the Winter, and the lynx have adapted well to this. Their feet are webbed and wide, acting as specialized shoes that distribute their weight effectively. This allows them to hunt in deep snow! During summer the Eurasian lynx has a short brown-reddish coat, that changes in colour with the season and turns more grey-brown or silver-grey during winter.

(My girl Lynx Landau out here surviving the harsh snowy landscape and is the Landau sibling that has the most in common with her namesake.)

Leopard (Panthera pardus)

Despite being smaller than lions and tigers, leopards are exceptionally strong for their size. They can drag prey several times their body weight up into trees, a feat that few other predators can match. This strength is crucial for survival in environments where competition for food is intense. By storing their kills in trees, leopards ensure they can feed without interference from scavengers like hyenas and vultures. Their muscular build and agility make them one of the most versatile and capable predators in the animal kingdom.

(Gepard lifts up a giant ass shield. He is a strong boy.)

[mushroomgrenade]

My long awaited Casting Call guide for animation students and anyone who needs it — ie narrative, story telling, etc is live!!

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Art by @dizzystarfie

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Chimesmith has so many questions.

This started out as me just wanting to draw angery Modest Dancer, then something wholesome and funny, and then ended up being one big comic I almost gave up on because I was getting sick of drawing Animal Crossing style Mellow Musician. (Or just tired of drawing him in general.) Thankfully Tinkering Chimesmith provided some enrichment, as well as making my brain go brrrr with that first attempt at drawing him/them!

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