cant get subclasses to work properly - c++

Question

I making a simple text based fighting game and i am having a lot of trouble getting my subclasses to work.
of the many errors im getting, the most persistant is "our of line definition "Dwarf" does not match any declaration of "Dwarf"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Poke{
protected:
string race;
int health, damage, shield;
public:
Poke();
Poke(int health, int damage, int shield);
virtual int attack(Poke*);
virtual int defend(Poke*);
virtual int getHealth();
};
this is one sublcasses of the different races, there are 2 more with different levels of attack/health/shield
// Dwarf: High health, Low attack, High defense
class Dwarf: public Poke {
public:
string race = "Dwarf";
int attack(Poke*);
int defend(Poke*);
int getHealth();
};
.cpp V
//DWARF
Dwarf::Dwarf(int health, int damage, int shield) {
this->health = 100;
this->damage = 50;
this->shield = 75;
};
//attack
int Poke:: attack(Poke*){
if (shield > (damage + rand() % 75)){
cout << "Direct Hit! you did" << (health - damage) << "points of damage";
}
else {std::cout << "MISS!"<<;
}
return 0;
};
int Poke:: attack(Poke*){
Enemy this->damage ;
};
i am using a player class for the person playing the game that will use "Poke"
class Player{
int wins, defeats, currentHealth;
string name;
Poke race;
bool subscribed;
public:
Player(int wins, int defeats, int currentHealth);
int addWins();
int addDefeats();
int getWins();
int getDefeats();
int getHealth();
};
.cpp V
//getHealth
int Player::getHealth(){
return this->currentHealth;
};
and and "enemy" class for the computer opponent:
class Enemy{
int eHealth;
Poke eRace;
public:
Enemy (int eHealth, Poke eRace);
int getEHealth;
};
.cpp V
int Enemy:: getEHealth(){
return this->eHealth;
};
any help would be much appreciated!!

Answer 1

Constructors are not inherited. You will have to declare a Dwarf constructor that matches your definition.
I think you'll also have trouble with this:
string race = "Dwarf";
You can't initialize class members that way. It will have to be initialized in a constructor.
Edit:
You don't seem to understand what I mean by a declaration. Change your Dwarf class declaration to look something like this:
// Dwarf: High health, Low attack, High defense
class Dwarf: public Poke {
public:
string race;
Dwarf(int health, int damage, int shield); // <-- constructor declaration
int attack(Poke*);
int defend(Poke*);
int getHealth();
};
Edit 2:
Your Dwarf constructor should also call the Poke constructor, like so:
Dwarf::Dwarf(int health, int damage, int shield) :
Poke(health, damage, shield),
race("Dwarf")
{
// Nothing needed here.
};