Why does this Constructor/Class not call right.

[KillaCosby]

Hello World! I have a question for all if you insightful fellows.

I'm working on a small text based rpg, to help me cement a lot of C++ skills. I created a Battle class to deal with all the battles the pc will face in a uniform way(in previous attempts I did combat as a bunch of separate while loops and it got redundant.)
Half way through writing the loop, I decided to plug a bunch of values into the Battle Class to see if my logic and D6 function worked. To my horror nothing happened, I tinkered around and think the constructor in the Battle class isn't setting the values for the rest of object.

Does anyone have a clue how I could fix it?

P.S. I omitted the classes that would normally generate pc's and npc's.

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <Windows.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <time.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class RandomNumbers{
private:
	int rSeed = (time(NULL)) * rand() % 4;
public:
	int getRandomStat(){
		int x;
		rSeed = rSeed + (((time(NULL)) / 2)*3);
		srand(rSeed);
		x = rand() % 10 + 8;
		return x;
	}
	int rollD6(){
		int x;
		rSeed++;
		x = rand() % 6 + 1;
		return x;
	}
};
class Battle: public RandomNumbers{
	
	bool battle = true, win = false, lose = false;
	string pName, pWeapon, pWepStatus;
	int pstr, pdex, pint, pchr, pHealth;
	//to import player data
	string eName, eWeapon;
	int estr, edex, eint, echr, eHealth;
	//to import enemy data
public:
	Battle(string pname, string pweapon, string pwepStatus, int pStr, int pDex, int pInt, int pChr, int phealth,
		string ename, string eweapon, int eStr, int eDex, int eInt, int eChr, int ehealth){
		//1st line is importing player stats, 2nd line is importning enemy stats
		pname = pName; pweapon = pWeapon; pwepStatus = pWepStatus; pStr = pstr; pDex = pdex; pInt = pint; pChr = pchr; phealth = pHealth;
		ename = eName; eweapon = eWeapon; eStr = estr; eDex = edex; eInt = eint; eChr = echr; ehealth = eHealth;
		//1st line is player stats being set in the battle class. the 2nd line is the enemy. The stats are pulled from their classes
	}
	void battleLogic(){
		bool firstRound = true;
		while (battle == true && pHealth >= 1 && eHealth >= 1){
			if (firstRound == true){
					cout << "The " << eName << " puts up it's guard!";
					if (pHealth >= eHealth){ cout << "You think you can take the " << eName << ". \n"; }
					else{cout << "The " << eName << " looks tough." << endl;} //flavor text
					cout << "You ready your " << pWepStatus << " " << pWeapon << "." << endl;
				if (pdex >= edex){
					cout << "You're faster than the " << eName << "!" << endl;
					cout << "The " << eName << "had " << eHealth << ": HP" << endl;
					eHealth = eHealth - ((pstr / 6) + rollD6());
					cout << "The " << eName << "has " << eHealth << ": HP" << endl;
				}
				if (pdex < edex){
					cout << "The " << eName << "is faster than you!" << endl;
					cout << pName << "had " << pHealth << ": HP" << endl;
					pHealth = pHealth - ((estr / 6) + rollD6());
					cout << pName << "has " << eHealth << ": HP" << endl;
				}
				firstRound = false;
			}//end of first round check
		battle = false; }//end of while loop
	}
};
RandomNumbers ranNum;
int main()
{
	Battle battle("test", "sword", "", 18, 18, 18, 18, 26, "Kobold", "sword", 10, 10, 10 , 10, 10);
	battle.battleLogic();
	system("PAUSE");
	return 0;
}

[KillaCosby]

It's worth noting that if you replace
while (battle == true && pHealth >= 1 && eHealth >= 1)
with
while (battle == true)
it runs the first branch of battleLogic. The problem is none of the string or int values are passed from the constructor to the class. Why is this happening?

[Dark Goomba]

In the constructor, it should be pName = pname instead of the other way around. To check for mistakes when the variables are too alike, just type this->pName because this->pname would give you a build error.

[KillaCosby]

Dark Goomba, you are a beautiful god child and I shower your family with hundreds of angel kisses. Thanks!