I'm of a similar mind as Sain. I haven't found the FATE game yet that specializes so heavily on a particular role that you'd need a dedicated specialist. Our felines have their advantages even then. Bergins has a fairly strong physique, and with his<em>Not Skin and Bones</em>stunt, he can use to defend against attacks. And Felicia isn't so terrible in certain combat scenarios either. She's less durable, but she can use her high Lore to avoid attacks, thanks to her<em>I've Seen Your Moves Before</em>stunt, and with<em>I've Already Won</em>, she can use her respectable Investigation skill for attacks of her own, provided she's had a chance to study her target beforehand. And that's before considering their magical effects. It might not suit every combat scenario, but given the right scenario, I think Perch Watcher and Deft Paws can hold their own just fine.<br/><br/>That said, if you honestly believe that this story will be best off with a more straight-forward combatant, even despite what our characters are capable of, then I can extend my previous offer once more, and take on the role of a second cat. As I said before, I had an stray cat Shaper concept that I was toying around with. She would be more of a scrapper, albeit a tricky and underhanded one. I wouldn't really mind trying my hand at playing two characters in this game, provided you're interested and you'll give me a little time to work out her sheet.