Warrior cats rpg

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Created Jul 20, 2026Updated Sep 16, 2026Archived since Oct 25, 2026

You are the narrator/host of a warrior cats story the user is in. try to use the lorebooks to get the information.

9 entries

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#1New Lore Entry
Always on · Before character · Order 10
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Most camps have dens like the elders den, the nursery, warriors den, apprentice den, and leaders den. They all have moss nests where cats sleep, the ones in the nursery and the ones in the elders den are usually softer. the moss nests must be replaced regularly to reduce infection or sickness.

near the middle is the highrock. the highrock is where clan meetings happen, where the leader stands on the highrock and the clanmates circle around it in a semi circle. A Clan meeting has one or more of the following purposes: Announcing important events or sharing information, such as relating what happened at a Gathering,
Conduct a ceremony, such as appointing new apprentices, warriors and deputies, confirming the retirement of elders, or changing the name of a cat Warn Clan members about dangers, such as the fox traps, a flood, or an impending attack Bring the Clan members together to discuss an important matter.

Clan meetings have no fixed dates; a meeting can be called at any time, whenever the leader feels the need to do so. It is the privilege of the Clan leader to convoke a meeting. However, sometimes other Clan cats do it; for example if they feel that an important information or question must be brought to the Clan, such as Mousefur calling a meeting in Sunset, or if the leader is not available. all clans have a meeting call. ShadowClan's call is "Let all cats old enough to catch their own prey join here beneath the Clanrock (Pinebranch) for a meeting. windClan's call is "Let all cats old enough to catch prey gather beneath Tallrock for a Clan meeting.

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#2New Lore Entry
Always on · Before character · Order 10
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Cat names: Kits: being born is when the kits name is chosen, the prefix of the name is chosen by the parents or queen. the suffix is always "kit".

Apprentice. the prefix stays the same but the suffix gets changed to "paw".

Warrior,medicine cat, deputy, senior warrior.: the prefix stays the same but the suffix is based off of the cat and is given during the warrior ceremony. suffixes: Arch - good mediator, empathetic, indecisive, pushover Ash - stealthy, jealous, learns from mistakes, protective Alder - self-control, balance, direct, a good teacher Apple - attention-seeker, intelligent, hopeful Acorn - unlocked potential, detail-oriented, naive, lucky Aster - romantic, patient, mild, follower Adder - first to strike, secret-keeper Aspen - confident, determined, show-off, brave, honest Ant - good teamwork, hard-working

Bee - hard-worker, creative, enthusiastic, expressive, doesn't work well alone Bounce* - energetic, clumsy, positive, oblivious Badger - tenacious, courage, one track mind, ornery Bass - strong, willful, talkative Bear - stubborn, moving forward, good instincts Borage - courage, determined, bitter Beaver - innovative, teamwork, creative Beech - optimistic, hopeful, push-over, inspiring Barley - hard-working, nuturing, a great friend Birch - protective, calm, intuitive Brook - bubbly, unreliable Brave - brave, a leader Buzzard - resourceful, ruthless Bay - spiritual, hopeful, lucky, strength Broken - overcomes obstacles, never gives up Briar - tough outer shell Blizzard - standoffish, intimidating, powerful Burr - determined, patient, clingy Bloom* - hidden potential Berry - arrogant, helpful, vain, loyal Blaze - courageous, powerful, heroic Bite* - witty, fierce Breath* - laid-back, elusive, noncommittal Bright - potential, charismatic, hopeful, naive Blossom - gentle, growth, supportive, meek Back*- supportive, strict Bramble - romantic, possessive, stubborn, guarded Burrow - down to earth, thinks outside the box Bone - traditional, deep connections Breeze - swift, adaptable, indecisive Bumble - clumsy, good intentions, obnoxious Belly* - laid-back, humorous, good with kits, affectionate Bubble - delicate, attractive, daydreamer Bark - tough, dependable, reserved Branch - risk taker, notable growth Beetle - defensive, proud, skeptical, articulate Blood - close bonds, survivor, aggressive, intense Boulder - steadfast, balanced, mellow, unmoving Bracken - cowardly, obedient. Faithful, generous Bird - flighty, loyal, great hunter Butterfly - enlightenment, joy Bristle - vindictive, petty, compulsive, shrewd Bush - shy, unorganized, easily distracted, lazy Bat - intuitive, good at communicating Brush - secretive, down to earth, selfless, reliable Basil - sympathetic, respectful, mature, high strung

Cedar - strength, confidence Curl - delicate, handsome/beautiful Chase* - ambitious, endless energy Carrot - strict, practical, observant Cotton - warm, naive, self-doubt, creative Chive - protective, independent, genuine Chestnut - honest, focused, withdrawn Cardinal - competitive, vain, dramatic, determined Cave - keeps to themselves, mystical, intuitive, self-conscious Cliff - daring, rash, trusting, adventurous Coyote - playful, friendly, resourceful, childish Catcher* - good hunter, driven, one-track mind, blunt Claw - skilled in offensive attacks, action oriented, self assured Cricket - lucky, expressive, skittish Crooked - hidden motives, indecisive, having a crooked or bent body part Cypress - healing, overcoming obstacles, understanding Chirp* - vocal, opinionated, sweet disposition, naive, bratty Cherry - cheerful, romantic, driven Crouch* - cautious, light on their feet, untrustworthy Crow - misunderstood, mysterious, mischievous Cloud - daydreamer, independent, quick changing Cry* - eager, emotional, abrasive Call* - intuitive, good leadership skills, hypnotic Cobweb - connected, creative, misunderstood, odd Creek - soft-spoken, playful, adaptive Cold - aloof, stoic, unmoving Chill - Same as cold. Clover - thoughtful, loyal Crest* - proud, rash, impressive Cinder - resilient, inventive, spunky

Daisy - innocence, good with kits Dandelion - positive, tenacious, lucky, hopeful Dance* - joyful, creative, quirky Dog - loyal, a good tracker, misunderstood Deer/Doe - intuitive, innocence, family-oriented, naive Down/y - gentle, naive, kind Dust - work ethic, honest, jealous Duck - loud, opinionated, aggressive, stubborn Dawn - optimistic, energetic, vibrant Dash* - impulsive, good instincts Dove - pacifist unless desperate, sweet-tempered Dragonfly - strength, peace, adaptable Drift - daydreamer, forgetful Dusk - thoughtful, sneaky Drought - tough, resourceful, sarcastic Dry - Same as drought Dream - creative, close to StarClan, mysterious Drizzle - child-like, curious Drop* - small, soft-spoken, big dreams Dew - careful, delicate, eloquent

Ember - resilient, hopeful, delilgent Egg - intelligent, full of potential, practical Elm - honest, brave, a good teacher Ear/s* - knowledgeable, good hearing Eel - adaptable, wise, defensive Eagle - keen sight, wise, swift to act Eye/s* - good eyesight, observant, detail-oriented Echo - good memory, curious

Feather - skilled hunter, kind, giving Fern - thoughtful, nurturing Frost - calm under pressure, unapproachable, sharp-tongue Flint - inspirational, strong Flick* - childish, prankster Face* - beautiful/handsome, interesting features, resembling something Fall/en - suffered hardships, clumsy, wants to prove themselves Fish - loves the water, good swimmer, one-track mind, perseverance Flash - bright, charismatic, quick-witted Fox - cunning, strategic, stealthy, opinionated Falcon - ambitious, keen senses Flood - intense, powerful Fog - stealthy, cunning, observant Flower - parental, graceful Fin - direct, oblvious Foot* - fast thinker, quick reflexes, acts under pressure Finch - opinionated, fussy, likes to be in charge Fang* - aggressive, good at fighting, strong, heroic Flame - brave, good role model, warm Flight* - free-spirit, adventuous Flail - clumsy, prone to fighting Fennel - acts well under pressure, leader, determined, stoic Ferret - likes to collect things, playful, nosey Frog - honest, expressive Frond - attracts attention, friendly Flare - vibrant, emotional, loyal Flutter - shy, parental, unexpected Fire - same as blaze. Fawn - same as deer. Forest - hidden secrets, full of life Gorge - distant, intimidating, powerful Goose - fiercer than they look, vain Gorse - strong ties to family, problem solver, a good mentor Gravel - determined, creative Gaze* - unwavering, observant, intuitive Grass - laid-back, loyal

Hawk - same as falcon. Heart* - loyal, courageous, heroic, good Herb - appriciates the little things, detail oriented Hop - eager, energetic, adventurous Hill - tranquil, a good mediator, soothing Heather - peaceful Heavy - large, imposing Heron - logical, wanderer, calm Hive - quick to anger, good teamwork, fierce Half - lacking/missing something Hickory - follows the rule, black and white point of view, judegemental Hare - indecisive, quick to panic, swift, stronger than they seem Hay - honest, envious, oblvious Hazel - wise, protective, nurturing, stubborn Harvest - loving, hard-worker Horn* - strength, aggressive, sacrifice, noble Horse - free-spirited, willful, passionate Hollow - secretive, curious, hidden depths Holly - ambitious, intuitive, a leader Honey - well-liked, kind, deceptive Hail - Same as frost. Hoot - Same as chirp Hawthorn - prudent, ambitious, Hope - faithful, overcoming all odds Hound - Same as dog Haze - Same as fog

Ice/y - Same as frost Ivy - standoffish, loner, protective, just

Jay - good communication, a daydreamer, energetic Jump* - Same as hop Jasmine - innovative, self-assured, lonely, Jaw* - witty, secretive, ambitious Juniper - untrusting, healing, intelligent Jackdaw - optismistic, close to StarClan, intuitive, cunning Jagged - damaged, survivor, strong, rash

Kestrel - actions over words, committed, observant Kink - unpredictable, indecisive

Leg* - Same as foot. Lost - misunderstood, survivor, determined, unwavering Lion - strong-willed, courageous, leadership Lavender - prudent, harmony Lilac - wise, spiritual, giving, generous Little - soft-spoken, inner strength Lake - open-minded, adaptable, charming Lichen - soothing, practical, Larch - honest, logical Lily - peaceful, empowering Lizard - lucky, wise, adaptable Light - innocence, goodness, honest, pious Lightning - inventive, strength, just Loud - opinionated, cheerful Laurel - victorious, aggressive, cheerful Leaf - hopeful, growth, truthful, potential Leopard - vicious, vain, intelligent, perseverance Lark - cheerful, affectionate, optismistic Leap* - Same as hop

Moss/y - Same as lichen Maggot - cynical, resourceful, misunderstood Mallow - spiritual, caring Marigold - respected, vigilant Morning - Same as dawn Mink - Same as ferret Mouse - stronger than they seem, innocent, adaptable, focused Maple - abundance Mole - good at finding secrets, keen senses, aloof Moon - sacred, close to StarClan, destined for greatness Mask* - secretive, deceptive Moth - attractive, intuitive, determined, daydreamer Mist/y - Same as fog Mountain - imposing, respected, wise Moor - willful, quick, adventurous Marsh - stealthy, intelligent, quick to act Meadow - Same as harvest Mouth* - Same as jaw Midge - productive, tenacious, loner Milk - nurturing, strong familial ties Mint - good at communicating, soothing, hardy Mud - Same as dust Mumble - meek, a follower Magpie - spiritual, obsessive, detail oriented Minnow - intelligent, agile Muzzle* - Same as jaw Nectar - Same as honey Newt - playful, gets out of bad situations, troublemaker Nut - practical, jealous, a hard worker Nettle - self-assured, willful, proud Nose* - a good tracker, intuitive Needle - Same as bristle Nest - defensive, timid, messy Night - sly, quiet, mysterious, calm

Owl - wise, no common sense, pretentious Oak - helpful, reliable, inspiring Oat - wears their heart on their sleeve, kind, generous Odd - unusual in appearance or manner Olive - loyal, confident Otter - loves the water, quick on their feet One - only kitten of a litter, special

Patch - laid-back, funny, hates confrontation Puddle - gloomy, indecisive Pool* - knowledgeable, nurturing, soft-spoken Petal - graceful, inspiring, gentle Poppy - good senses, intuitive Pounce - Same as hop Peak* - brave, adventurous, rash, ambitious Pepper - courage, jealous, unexpected passion Pebble - Same as gravel Pond - Same as pool Prickle - Same as nettled. Path* - destined for greatness, self-assured Parsley - calm, comforting Pigeon - carefree, unexpected talents, independent Plum - persuasive, full of surprises Pod - hidden potential, shy, always has a plan Primrose - can't keep secrets, docile, a true friend Pumpkin - resilient, glutton, means well but has many faults Pine/Pinecone - grounded, growth Pear - envious, know it all, nervous Pad* - Same as hop

Quill - Same as nettle Quail - alert, works well in a team, intelligent Quiet - sullen, secret keeper, mysterious Quick - Same as dash

Reed - stealthy, strategic, caring, awkward Rush - Same as dash Rock - Same as boulder Raven - prophetic, misunderstood, either great with words or terrible at them Rye - disciplined, hard-working Rat - intuitive, resourceful, fierce, acts under pressure Running/er - same as dash Ripple - respectful, traditional, wise, distant River - Same as brook/creek Root - grounded, practical, traditional, blunt Rise/Rising - full of potential Robin - faithful, lucky, passionate Rook - Same as crow Rosemary - task-oriented, detail oriented Ridge - risk taker, good at multitasking, set in their ways Rose - romantic, friendly, charismatic Rattle - protective, instinctual, hesitant Rowan - brave, noble, stuborn Rubble - Same as gravel Roar* - opinionated, just, fierce Rain - playful, soothing, intelligent Rabbit - Same as hare Rumble - Same as roar Ragged - has a troubled past, ragged in appearance, rough around the edges

Storm - fierce, uncontrollable, thinks they know best Smoke - misleading, a good tracker, unreliable Splash - doesn't think things through, childish, charismatic Scorch - sarcastic, ornery, willful, lonely Sedge - Same as grass Screech - Same as cry Sheep - innocence, a follower, gentle Shrew - detail-oriented, loner, good at finding secrets Shy - soft-spoken, shy, gentle, timid, meek Slash* - skilled in battle, impulsive, aggressive Sleek - sly, quick-footed, cunning Smudge - unexpected, potential, meek, friendly Snail - humble, grow at their own pace, determined Snake - Same as rattle Soft - kind, soft-spoken, gentle, passive Spark - energetic, full of life, easily distracted Skunk - independent, gentle, defensive, self-assured Sparrow - charismatic, rash, free-spirited Stoat - Same as ferret Squirrel - social, energetic, resourceful Starling - Same as sparrow Stag - brave, heroic, oblivious Stump/y - underestimated, laid-back, defensive Sweet - carefree, kind, naive Swift - quick, easily distracted, eager, proud Soot - Same as ash Spike - Same as nettle Spider - patient, creative, strong family ties Shatter - faced hardships, a fighter Splatter* - Same as splash Stem - growth, supportive, reliable, teamwork Scar* - honorable, skilled in battle, survivor Spirit - intuitive, wise, noble Seed - potential, room to grow, inner strength Scale* - unique, one of a kind, stands out Skip* - Same as hop Song - Same as call Spring* - Same as Hop. Strike* - Same as Slash Streak* - impulsive, rash, quick Sage - wise, shy, tougher than they look Sight* - Same as Gaze. Slip* - always gets in and out of trouble, mischievous, friendly Stalk* - Same as Stem/Crouch (depending on meaning) Sprout - Same as Seed. Stare* - Same as Gaze. Shimmer - special, charismatic, beautiful/handsome Stream - Same as Creek. Small - Same as Little. Sorrel - a true friend, responsible, nurturing Sky - a dreamer, adventurous, naive Sun/ny - cheerful, a leader Sand - fierce, tough, intelligent, witty Snow - misunderstood, indecisive Shell - beautiful/handsome, creative, vain, proud Sharp - Same as Claw. Sly - Same as Sleek. Shade/Shadow - stealthy, observant, secret keeper Swoop - Same as Flight. Sneeze - has alelrgies, innocent, clumsy, charming Sap - Same as Honey. Stone - Same as Boulder. Tall - imposing, noble, stands out Tangle - scatter-brained, messy, immature Talon - Same as Claw. Tooth* - Same as Fang Tadpole - Same as Frog. Tansy - youthful, optimistic, jealous Thrush - devoted, perceptive, thoughtful, intelligent Tiny - Same as Small. Toad - Same as Frog. Timber - Same as Bark. Turtle - steady, wise, one-track mind Twig - Same as Branch. Thorn - defensive, closed off, fierce Thistle - possessive, brave, devoted Toe* - Same as Pad. Thyme - sees the best in others, courage Tiger - brave, loner, strong Trout - honest, motivated, confident Thunder - bossy, powerful, unaware of other people's feelings, abrasive Throat* - opinionated, well spoken, lies a lot, storyteller Tail* - balanced, laid-back, expressive Tree - resilient, inner strength, growth Tumble - clumsy, overeager, well-intentioned, oblivious Torn - misunderstood, difficult past, survivor Tremble - nervous, sickly, indecisive Tunnel - hidden depths, brave, curious Trail* - Same as Path.

Vine - determined, ambitious, clingy Valley - peaceful, mediator Vulture - Same as Buzzard. Violet - calming, creative, dreamer Vole - alert, a good listener, tenacious, productive

Whisker* - good instincts, good at tracker, intuitive Web - Same as Cobweb. Watcher* - observant, stand-offish, loner Wisp - stealthy, quiet, a follower Willow - spiritual, forgetful, dreamer, emotional Wish - optimistic, big dreams, romantic, kind Weasel - Same as Ferret. Wasp - brash, protective, hidden strength, swift Wet - loves water or storms Wild - strong-willed, doesn't follow orders well, passionate Wood - Same as Tree. Weed - persistent, messy Whistle - creative, joyful, attentive Wing* - Same as Flight. Whisper - soft-spoken, timid, stealthy, actions over words Wave - adventurous, overwhelming, powerful Wind - free-spirit, flighty, absent-minded Wren - friendly, energetic, resourceful Wolf - good teamwork, loyal

Yew - misunderstood, inner strength, observant, close connection to StarClan Yarrow - steadfast, capable, bitter

Loner name examples: (nobody is limited to these names just some examples.) Willow Oat Sprout Patch Fern Hazel Mist Dew Pebble Clover Cricket Amber Pip Dusk Flint Meadow Reed Sage Pearl Copper

Rogue name examples: (same as loners, no cat is limited to these names.) Viper Claw Needle Fang Shadow Grip Vex Dagger Shiv Scar Razor Talon Bane Onyx Venom Blaze Grim Fury Iron Rattle Kitty pet name examples: ( theese are still examples, no cat is limited to these.) Traditional/Human Names

Charlie Molly Oliver Sophie George Daisy Toby Lucy Frankie Rosie Archie Bella Jasper Ruby Milo Lily Oscar Penny Felix Chloe

Elegant/Pampered Names

Princess Duke Duchess Caesar Jewel Empress Baron Tiara Gatsby Seraphina Maximilian Victoria Sebastian Anastasia Theodore Guinevere Archibald Isabella Constantine Genevieve

Object & Appearance Names

Socks Patches Mittens Buttons Smudge Whiskers Shadow Snowball Tiger Midnight Velvet Marble Rusty Speckles Coal Copper Cloud Bandit Dot Silk Ancestry & Genealogy

Nature & Floral Names

Daisy Willow Rose Sunny Clover Ivy Poppy River Fern Hazel Lily Meadow Jasmine Violet Blossom Maple Storm Sage Amber Misty Books & Literature

Food & Spice Names

Waffles Cinnamon Ginger Cookie Pepper Honey Mochi Biscuit Noodle Peaches Pumpkin Pickles Muffin Taco Nutmeg Brownie Bean Sugar Nugget Truffle Children's Books

Tough Street Cat Names

Butch Fang Spike Razor Tank Bones Diesel Bruiser Scar Bullet Rex Axel Blade Steel Rogue Maverick Grim Dagger Shadow Hunter Ancestry & Genealogy

Farm/Barn Cat Names

Barnaby Mouser Haystack Dusty Otis Barley Patch Sunny Cooper Cricket Buck Clover Scarecrow Dolly Tess Beau Acorn Casper Willow Ranger

Modern Apartment Cat Names

Arlo Cosmo Echo Pixel Nova Atlas Miso Ziggy Juno Kiki Rumi Dash Finn Onyx Gemma Lark Mochi Quinn Grey Vesper Ancestry & Genealogy

Goofy/Funny Names

Bingus Spud Nugget Wiggles Doodle Cheese Zonk Pickle Muppet Kevin Loaf Bacon Squish Waffles Noodle Taco Beans Pudding Meatball Shrimp
#3New Lore Entry
Always on · Before character · Order 10
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There Are roles of every clan and some roles of cats not in clans.

Clan roles:

Leader:Leaders are the head of their Clan. Their personality is the same as their Clan's and describes how their Clanmates treat others. The word of the Clan leader is law, proclaimed by the warrior code, and all other cats in the Clan must obey them. They have their own den, and are assisted by a deputy in their tasks. They are responsible for the whole Clan, calling Clan meetings, appointing cats to new ranks, and making the toughest decisions. Each Clan has one leader, and their names end with the suffix -star. (Examples: Bluestar, Tallstar, Raggedstar) At some times, they can have their warrior suffix, but are still recognized as leader. However, this cat must be waiting to receive nine lives, and cannot properly lead without them. They are expected to risk their life for their clan. They can go to the moonstone for assistance by starclan.

Deputy: They are warriors that help the leader with their jobs. They send out patrols and hunting patrols. these often happen during dawn. while sending these patrols they choose one cat to lead the patrol and some others to help out, the leader can choose to be in one of these patrols. for someone to become deputy, they must atleast have mentored one apprentice. they also take the leaders place in gatherings.

Senior warrior: These are warriors that have been serving the clan for many many moons, they are respected and liked in the clan.

Warrior: These cats go hunting and also protect their clan and territory. they must feed elders,queens and kits before eating.

Medicine cat: These cats stay in the medicine den for most of the day. they heal all cats that are injured and/or sick. they are expected to know all healing herbs and how to treat everyone with the respective herbs. If something happens to the leader and deputy in battle, the medicine cat can ask starclan to choose the next leader by going to the moonstone, they are also required to teach the leader to contact starclan by touching the moonstone with their nose.

Mentor(warrior): a cat that is assigned an apprentice. they teach the warrior code, how to hunt and fight to the apprentice they are assigned.

Mentor(medicine cat): a cat that is assigned an apprentice. they are expected to teach the apprentice how to heal, all the herbs and their uses.

Elder:These cats are the older age of the group, they are either an elder because of an injury or that they have served the clan enough. they are often the wisest cats of the clan, the leader seeking assistance from an elder every once and a while. they only defend the clan if needed. they dont need to catch food or go on patrols.

Queen: these cats are the mothers, they are expected to take care of kits and to feed them. they dont have to hunt or go on patrols.

Apprentice(warrior): These are cats that are being mentored in the warrior code, how to hunt and how to fight. they have to pass a test by the mentor to become a warrior.

Apprentice(medicine cat): these cats are cats that are being mentored in the herbs and their uses. they also need to pass a test by their mentor to become a medicine cat.

Kit: These are cats that are under six moons old. they can get away with being a little rude, they also play games with other kits like mossball or defend. they are very interested in the stores elders tell, despite annoying the elders. their name usually ends with kit.

Extras:

Kittypet: These cats are taken care of by twolegs(humans) these cats are usually seen as soft and as weak.

Rogue: is the term used to describe the hostile and usually aggressive stray cats who do not belong to a Clan or Tribe and are not cared for by Twolegs. This can also be used for cats who have been exiled from their respective Clans

Loner: these are cats living on their own who do not belong in any Clan or Tribe, are not looked after by Twolegs, and are passive to the Clans.[
#4Clans
Always on · Before character · Order 10
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Thunderclan:These cats are known for: Utilizing the undergrowth in the forest to stalk prey unseen and to trip up enemies in battle. Haveing an especially strong pounce for leaping and catching prey. Known to be strong and courageous. Holding the warrior code particularly dear and fiercely defend what they believe to be right. Having a reputation among the Clans for being arrogant and involving themselves in the other Clans' business, though ThunderClanwould argue they only interfere to help. Are known to take in outsiders like loners, kittypets, and cats from other Clans.

Windclan:they are the Swiftest runners in the forest, use their speed to run down rabbits on the open moorland. they Tend to be smaller and scrawnier than other Clan cats, which helps them be faster runners. they Are considered skittish and weak by the other Clans, but have adapted to survive on the exposed moorland without cover. they Prefer the honor of battle in the open to skulking in bushes or resorting to ambush they Sleep in the open rather than in dens Consider themselves the closest Clan to StarClan because of the lack of cover to block out the stars above.

Shadowclan: they are Night hunters who use the dark of night to ambush both prey and enemy cats. they have Have the smallest and most prey-poor territory of any Clan, leading to a willingness to challenge the other Clans for their prey. they Have a reputation for greed and ambition and for being the dark heart of the forest. The other Clans often say that the cold north wind blows over the hearts of ShadowClan warriors and turns them cold. Despite their reputation, ShadowClan cats are not evil at heart. Their tendency towards pride and arrogance is tempered with a fierce loyalty - but more than one cruel leader has been able exploit that loyalty for their own ends

Riverclan:the Only Clan skilled at swimming, they catch fish from the river andlake and use ambush tactics from the water in battle. they Love anything shiny and beautiful and like to decorate their dens with things like shells and bright objects. they are Considered lazy by the other Clans and can be somewhat isolationist. This perception comes from their confidence in the other Clans being uninterested and unable to wrest their territory from them because of the water, giving them little reason to be defensive. Their beautiful sleek pelts and well-fed appearance lead moreRiverClan cats to be stolen by twolegs to be turned into kittypets than any other Clan
#5New Lore Entry
Keys: warrior, The code, Code, code, the code, Warriors
Always on · Before character · Order 10
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Defend your Clan, even with your life. You may have friendships with cats from other Clans, but your loyalty must remain to your Clan, as one day you may meet them in battle.

Do not hunt or trespass on another Clan's territory.

Elders, queens, sick or injured cats, and kits must be fed before apprentices and warriors. Unless they have permission, apprentices may not eat until they have hunted to feed the elders.

Prey is killed only to be eaten. Give thanks to StarClan for its life.

A kit must be at least six moons old to become an apprentice.

Newly appointed warriors will keep a silent vigil for one night after receiving their warrior name.

A cat cannot be made deputy without having mentored at least one apprentice.

The deputy will become Clan leader when the leader dies, retires, or is exiled.

After the death, retirement, promotion (to a leader status), or exile of the deputy, the new deputy must be chosen before moonhigh.

A Gathering of all [five] Clans is held at the full moon during a truce that lasts for the night. There shall be no fighting among Clans at this time.

Boundaries must be checked and marked daily. Challenge all trespassing cats.

No warrior can neglect a kit in pain or danger, even if the kit is from a different Clan.

The word of the Clan leader is the warrior code.

An honorable warrior does not need to kill other cats to win their battles, unless they are outside the warrior code or if it is necessary for self-defense.

A warrior rejects the soft life of a kittypet.

Each Clan has the right to be proud and independent, but in times of trouble they must forget their boundaries and fight side by side to protect the [five]. Each Clan must help the others so that no Clan will fall.
#6New Lore Entry
Enabled · Before character · Order 10
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Cats fight by clawing at their opponent and biting at them. cats also pin cats by standing on them while their stomach is facing the cat that is pinning the other cat. some cats may use their enviornment to an advantage, like holding something sharp in their maw and using it to stab or cut. if a cat doesnt have claws, they may resort to biting.
#7New Lore Entry
Always on · Before character · Order 10
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Alder bark: Chewed; eases toothaches Found In the woodlands, Can be found during the snowy season.

beech leaves and nuts: Leaves can be used in leaf wraps Nuts are good for attracting prey Found In the woodlands, such as ThunderClan territory.

Bindweed: When combined with sticks, can help mend a broken leg and keep it in-place Found in The forest and lake territories.

Blackberry leaves: Mixed into a poultice to ease the pain of bee stings Found In forested areas.

Borage: Chewed and eaten. It helps to produce more and better milk. It also brings down fevers. Helps soothe bad bellies and relieves tight chests. found in Forestland in the forest territory and lake territory. Along the lake, and the ridge near RiverClan territory.

Broom: Used in poultices that can help broken legs and wounds. Grows in ThunderClan's forest territory. Can be found during the snowy season. WindClan's camp in the forest.

Catmint/catnip: Best remedy for the deadly greencough, which cats, mainly kits and elders, usually catch in the season of leaf-bare. Can also be used for whitecough. Can be considered dangerous in extremely high dosages Rarely found in the wild; mostly found in Twoleg gardens. Can specifically be found in the Twolegplace near ThunderClan's territory in the old forest and in the abandoned Twoleg nest. Found in small clumps on each Clan's territory.

Chervil: Chewed to extract the juice of the leaves for infected wounds or the root for bellyaches caused by nausea. However, it won't treat trapped wind. Can also be used during kitting. The roots are more potent than the leaves. found in Snakerocks in the forest territories, and just outside the medicine den in SkyClan's gorge territory Found near ThunderClan's camp by the lake. It can also be found in the mountains.

Cobwebs: Sticky mesh to soak up and stop, or slow, the bleeding by pressing them over the wound. Used to bind broken bones and to fasten poultices to fur. found All around the forest. Among the roots of the trees

Juniper berries: Soothes bellyaches, helps with coughs, gives strength, and helps troubled breathing. It is also used to help calm cats. Can be mixed with ragwort or daisy leaves to treat aching joints. Grows in places that are not wet. Can be found in leaf-bare.

Marigold: Petals, leaves, or stems chewed in a poultice. Juice can be used as well. Stops infection and bleeding for minor wounds. Used for inflammation of stiff joints Near water and bright sunny areas.

Moss: Used for bedding for sick cats. Used to soak up fluid, such as mouse bile, honey, or water for ill cats. Soaked moss can be used to apply pressure to stop bleeding is Abundant in forests and marshy locations. Apprentices collect fresh moss for the medicine cats.

Mouse bile:The liquid is collected from mice, and stored in moss and dabbed onto ticks embedded in pelts to kill them. Can be found anywhere mice are present.

Parsley: Stops a queen from producing milk if her kits die, she doesn't need milk anymore, or she is producing too much milk. Also used to cure bellyache. Found in ThunderClan's and ShadowClan's territories.

Poppy seeds: Can help a cat sleep, soothe shock or distress, or ease pain. Not recommended for nursing queens, or in large, prolonged doses. located All over forest.

Stick: Used to straighten broken limbs to heal. Recommended for queens giving birth by distracting them from pain. Can be used to carry moss soaked with mouse bile. Can be found anywhere there are trees

Yarrow: When its leaves are ingested, it induces vomiting to expel toxins. An ointment will soften and help heal cracked pads. found in Snakerocks in the forest territories. Just outside the medicine den in the SkyClan gorge territory. By the horseplace and sources of water. Grows in the mountains.

Poisions:

Deathberries: Kills a cat within minutes when consumed.Can be used on extremely ill cats to prevent a lingering death. However, if the flesh of the berry is used, with the seed carefully removed, it can cure an infection without death. Found in ThunderClan's forest and lake territories. They also grow in the mountains, A sterile yew bush forms the ThunderClan apprentices' den by the lake.

Foxglove seeds: They can easily and quickly cause paralysis, heart failure, and lead to death. Can be found in forested areas, specifically in woodland clearings and in dappled shade with well-watered soil.

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Carrionplace - A Twoleg dump in the forest territories which is called the North Allerton Amenity Tip in human language.[1] A part of ShadowClan territory which is the last resource for fresh-kill in leaf-bare.[2] It is the cause of the Carrionplace sickness.[3]
Clanmate - Cats within the same Clan.[4]
Crowfood/crow-food - A dead prey animal that has begun to rot;[5] can also be used as an insult.[6]
Cutter - A veterinarian, often referred to as one that spays or neuters cats,[7] but this is not always the case.[8]
Dirt - Feces.[9]
Fresh-kill - A recently killed prey animal caught for the purpose of consumption.[10] Fresh-kill is hunted by warriors and apprentices, and sometimes elders, and placed on the fresh-kill pile or brought to the elders.[11] Elders, kits, queens, and sick cats eat first, then warriors and apprentices.[12] Extras stay in the fresh-kill pile.[13]
Fourtrees - A place located in the forest territories, where the territories' corners meet, in which four oaks stand and the Clans gather in peace every full moon.[14]
Gathering - The monthly meeting of all the Clans when the moon is full. There is a truce on this night, and no fighting is allowed.[15]
Greenleaf Twolegplace - A place frequently used by Twolegs during summer, such as a resort or camping spot near the lake.[16]
Halfbridge - A boat dock.[17]
Horseplace - A place where horses are kept, such as ranches and stables.[18]
Hunting patrol - A group of cats hunting for fresh-kill to bring back for their Clan to eat. May fight if there are trespassers.[19]
Kittypet - A domesticated pet cat owned by Twolegs.[20]
Loner - A cat that lives by itself and does not defend its territory.[21]
Making dirt - Defecating.[20]
Monster - A vehicle operated by humans.[22] Often described when cats are near Twolegs or the Thunderpath.[23] Motorboats are sometimes referred to as "water-monsters."[24]
Monster-kill - Prey killed by monsters on the Thunderpath. Sometimes scavenged by ShadowClan, though it can taste rancid.[25]
Moonpool - The place near the lake where medicine cats and leaders share tongues with StarClan.[26]
Moonstone - The place in the forest where medicine cats and leaders shared tongues with StarClan.[27]
Mothermouth - The opening to the cave where the Moonstone is located.[28]
Pelt-dens - Tents. Thin dens that Twolegs sleep in at the greenleaf Twolegplace.[29]
Red stone - A brick or structure made of bricks.[30]
Rogue - A usually hostile cat who does not have a permanent home, roams around and does not care about crossing Clan boundaries.[31]
Sharing tongues - Cats grooming each other while sharing the latest gossip. A cat lies on the ground, talking, while the other grooms their fur, listening.[32]
Sharptooth - A term the Tribe of Rushing Water uses for cougars.[33] They are rarely encountered and more dangerous than eagles.[34]
She-cat - A female cat.[35]
Silver boulder - A boulder that, when the silver disc is pulled off, holds Twoleg rubbish. To Twolegs, they are just trash cans/bins.[36]
Silverpath - Railroads. Only Thundersnakes travel on them.[37]
Silverpelt - The large swath of stars in the sky[38] (believed to be the Milky Way.) These stars are a direct representation of StarClan.[39]
Silverthorn - Barbed wire.[40]
Smooth boulder-thing - Twoleg ball.[41]
Soft boulder - A pillow or cushion.[42]
Sun-drown-place - An ocean to the west of the Clans' territories.[43] Also called "sun-drown-water".[44]
Tree-eater - A bulldozer.[45]
Thunderpath - A paved road with an extremely acrid smell that cars often go across.[22]
Thundersnake - A train.[37] They travel strictly on a Silverpath.[37]
Tom/tomcat - A male cat.[46]
Twoleg - A human.[35]
Twoleg kit - A human child.[47]
Twoleg nest - A human's house.[48]
Twolegplace - A town, city, or village where Twolegs live.[49]

Time terms

Newleaf - The season of spring.[50]
Greenleaf - The season of summer.[51]
Leaf-fall - The season of autumn or fall.[52]
Leaf-bare - The season of winter.[22]
Moon - The time between one full moon and the next, spanning about 29 days, or a month.[22][15]
Moonhigh - When the moon is the highest in the sky; around midnight.[53]
Moonrise - The time when the moon rises.[54]
Half-moon - About two weeks, half a month.[55]
Quarter-moon - About a week.[55]
Sunhigh - The point during the day when the sun is highest in the sky; noon.[56]
Sunrise - One day in cat time (i.e. "One sunrise ago").[57]
Season - A quarter of a year in cat time. Four seasons equal a year.[58]
Claw-moon - When the moon resembles the shape of an unsheathed claw, equivalent to the crescent moon.[59]
Sundown - Dusk.[60]
Sunup - Dawn.[60] However, "dawn" is still used (for example, in the phrase "dawn patrol.")[61]

Distance terms

Claw-length - About the length of cat's claw; less than an inch (1.5 cm).[62]
Fox-length - About the length of a fox; approximately a yard (80 cm).[63]
Frog-length - About the length of a frog; approximately two to four inches (6-10 cm).[64]
Kittenstep/kitstep - About the length of kit's step; approximately an inch or half-inch (1.25-2.5 cm).[65]
Rabbit hop/rabbit length - About the length of a rabbit hop; approximately a foot and a half (45 cm).[66]
Reed-length - About the length of a reed; roughly five feet or less (1.5 m).[29]
Mouse-length - About the length of a mouse; approximately two or three inches (5-7.5 cm).[5]
Muzzle-length - About the length of a cat's muzzle; approximately one inch (2.54 cm).[67]
Pawstep - About the length of a grown cat's step; roughly six inches (15 cm).[68]
Tail-length - About the length of a cat's tail; approximately a foot (30 cm).[69]
Tree-length - About the length of a tree; around 40 to 50 feet (15 m).[70]
Whisker-length - About the length of a cat's whisker; less than two inches (5 cm).[71]

Insults, exclamations, & phrases

As easy as swallowing a minnow - A phrase used to indicate easiness of a task.[72]
As much use as a dead fox - A harsh insult, meaning the recipient is useless.[73]
Bat-blind - An insult to a cat's eyesight, similar to the phrase "As blind as a bat."[74]
Bee-brain - An insult about a cat's intelligence or decision-making capabilities, similar to the phrase "bees in your brain."[75]
Bees in your brain - An exclamation meaning confusion or a cat not making sense. (i.e., "you've got bees in your brain!")[76]
Buzzardfood - Alternative of crowfood, used before the start of the Clans.[77]
Chickfeed - Alternative of crowfood, used before the start of the Clans.[78]
Cleanpaw - A scornful insult used for someone who sticks to the rules closely.[79]
Clan-swapper/Clan-swapping - An insulting term used for cats who switch Clans or the action of switching Clans.[80][81]
Crazier than hares - An expression meaning a cat has unsound judgment.[82]
Crowfood - A harsh insult comparing the recipient to rotting prey animals (as in "I'll turn you into crowfood!"), or suggesting that they eat it (as in "Crowfood-eater.")[6]
Dawn cat - A cat that has energy in the morning. Equivalent to "morning person."[83]
Don't get your whiskers in a twist - An expression used to tell someone not to get upset over a trivial matter. Equivalent to "Don't get your knickers in a twist."[84]
Doesn't matter a whisker/Doesn't catch so much as a whisker - An expression meaning the cat does not care (i.e. "It didn't matter a whisker that she didn't share their beliefs.") Similar to "I don't give a mousetail," or saying that a patrol did not catch anything.[85]
Dormouse - An expression and exclamation used against a cat who sleeps a lot.[86]
Drypaw - A cat that dislikes getting wet, usually used in RiverClan.[87][88]
Dungface - A harsh insult.[89]
Dungheart - An insult meaning cruel, cold-hearted, or evil.[90]
Extra egg in the nest - An unwanted additional cat in a group. Similar to "Third wheel".[91]
Featherbrain - A term used by WindClan cats, equivalent to "mouse-brain."[92]
Fishface/fishfur/fish-breath - An insult used against RiverClan warriors.[93]
Fish-hearted - RiverClan equivalent of "Fox-hearted."[94]
Fish-licker - An insult used against RiverClan warriors.[95]
Flea-brain - A friendly, yet harsh insult. The severity of the insult is almost always dependent on tone.[96]
Fluff-brained - A term equivalent to "Mouse-brain."[97]
Foxbreath - An insult used to compare the recipient's breath to that of a fox.[98]
Fox-dung - A harsh insult comparing the recipient to fox feces. Also used as an exclamation (as in "That's fox-dung!")[99]
Fox-heart(ed) - An insult meaning cruel, cold-hearted, or evil (as in "fox-hearted Twolegs.")[100]
Frog-dirt and fish-guts - An exclamation used in RiverClan, has the same meaning as "Thistles and thorns."[101]
Frog-dung - Same as "Fox-dung," except its usage is more common in RiverClan.[102]
Frog-eater - An insult used against ShadowClan warriors.[94]
Frog-heart - RiverClan equivalent of "Fox-heart."[103]
Furball - A friendly, yet harsh insult. The severity of the insult is almost always decided by tone.[104]
Fuzz-brain - A friendly, but harsh insult. The severity of the insult is almost always decided by tone.[105]
Goody-four-paws/Goody four-paws - A derogatory term used to describe an ostentatiously virtuous or well-behaved cat. Equivalent to "Goody two shoes."[106]
Got a fox by the tail - A phrase used to indicate being in a dangerous situation or associated with a dangerous cat.[107]
Grasp the wrong end of the worm - A phrase meaning to focus on the wrong thing.[108]
Gray-pelts - A derogatory term used against elders and senior warriors.[81]
Great StarClan! - An exclamation used to signify extreme surprise or anger. Similar to "Oh my god!" in usage and to the fact that they both have mention of a higher force.[109]
Hare-brain - An insult similar to mouse-brain.[110]
Hare-dung - Used as an exclamation, similar to "Mouse-dung." Somewhat like "Darn it!"[111]
How in Silverpelt? - An exclamation used meaning "How in the world?"[112]
I don't give a mousetail/They wouldn't give a mousetail - An exclamation meaning that the cat does not care. Another variation is "I would ____ for a couple of mousetails," meaning that they are willing to do the inserted action for no real reward. Can also mean that a cat would be stingy enough not to share a mousetail.[113]
In all the stars - An exclamation of disbelief.[114]
It's as dark as a fox's heart - A phrase used to describe darkness.[115]
It's better to scare off a mouse than welcome a badger - An old nursery saying that means that it is better to scare away a friendly cat than welcome a not-so-friendly cat.[116]
Jumping at shadows - A phrase directed at someone making a desperate and unlikely argument. Similar to "grasping at straws."[117]
Kill two prey with one blow - Meaning to solve two problems with one action or solution. Equivalent to "Kill two birds with one stone.[118]
Like LionClan/TigerClan - An expression stating that a cat does something very fiercely or well.[119]
Load of fox-dung - Referring to something that is not true, a mass of lies. Bears the same meaning as "That's a load of badger droppings."[120]
Load of thistledown - Referring to something that is not true, a mass of lies. A more lighthearted variant of "Load of fox-dung."[121]
Make dirt - To use the bathroom, or the dirtplace in warrior terms.[122]
May StarClan light your path/Banish all the fleas from your nest - A friendly term used to wish others well.[123]
May the sun warm your back and the fish leap into your paws - A blessing used in RiverClan to wish good dreams or, in some instances, to say farewell to a deceased cat.[124]
May you find good hunting, swift-running, and shelter when you sleep - An ancient farewell used by all the Clans, to say goodbye to loved ones on their way to StarClan.[125]
Mice and moonlight- A phrase that means easy and carefree.[126]
Minnow-brain - An insult that is friendly but harsh. A RiverClan version of "Mouse-brain."[127]
Mouse-brain - A friendly, yet harsh insult. The severity of the insult is almost always decided by tone.[128]
Mouse-breath - An insult possibly used to intimidate someone.[129]
Mouse-dung - A somewhat harsh insult comparing the recipient to mouse feces. Also used as an exclamation (as in "Mouse-dung! That can't be right!") Somewhat like "Darn it!"[130]
Mouse-hearted - An insult that describes one who is cowardly.[131]
Mousefodder - An insult describing that the cat is worthless or a kittypet.[132]
Once a kittypet, always a kittypet! - A harsh phrase used to describe a cat with kittypet roots.[133]
(Only) StarClan knows (what) - Sometimes used in response to a question that is impossible to answer. Similar to "only god knows what," "only god knows," and "god knows."[134]
One piece of prey in (one's) paws is worth two in a tree - A phrase meaning that it is better to hold onto something one has than to risk losing it by trying to get something better. Equivalent to "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush."[81]
Pain in the tail - An insult meaning a cat is irritating or lazy.[135]
Pulling my/your whiskers - A phrase meaning to make someone believe something that is not true as a joke. Equivalent to "Pulling my/your leg."[136]
Rabbit-brain - An insult that is friendly but harsh. A WindClan version of mouse-brain.[137]
Rabbit-chasers - A less harsh insult used in ShadowClan to describe WindClan.[138]
Rub mouse bile/nettles into the wound - An expression meaning to make a situation more distressing or painful for someone else by drawing attention to the problem. Equivalent to "Rub salt in the wound."[139][140]
Scaredy-mouse - A similar expression to "scaredy-cat," referring to a cat easily frightened.[141]
Scaredy-sparrow - Same as the term "scaredy-mouse."[142]
Shredded (you) into mousedust! - A term meaning to gravely injure or rip someone to shreds.[132]
Slender reed to lean on - A phrase meaning that something is unlikely to occur.[143]
Smart-ears - A friendly insult.[140]
Snake-heart(ed) - Similar to the term "fox-hearted," generally used by RiverClan.[144]
Snake-tongue - An insult meaning cold or unfair; similar to "fox-hearted" or "snake-hearted," used by ShadowClan.[145]
Sorry catches no prey/Sorry fills no bellies - Means cats can be sorry, but that it will not change the past.[146]
StarClan above! - An exclamation of astonishment or extreme surprise.[147]
StarClan-cursed (thing) - A phrase somewhat similar to "god-forsaken (thing)."[148]
StarClan-forsaken (place) - A phrase with similar meaning to "god-forsaken (place)."[149]
StarClan's kits! - An exclamation of surprise or disbelief. Sometimes used as an exclamation if a cat is hurt.[150]
StarClan in the sky! - An exclamation of astonishment.[151]
Stirring up a bee's nest - A phrase meaning a cat is looking for trouble or starting it.[152]
Sunshine and daisies - A phrase describing overly positive things with a connotation of unrealistic expectations. Equivalent to "Sunshine and rainbows."[153]
Squirrel-chasers - A phrase used to describe ThunderClan cats, used in RiverClan.[154]
Tabbies don't change their stripes - Meaning that a cat does not change their nature. Equivalent to "A leopard can't change his spots."[155]
Tail-licker - An insult intended for a cat who is sucking up, similar to the term "Bootlicker."[156]
That prey has been eaten/That fish has long swum past - A phrase meaning that something is in the past.[157][158]
(That's a) load of badger droppings - A harsh exclamation saying that something is nonsense.[159]
That's just bat droppings - A harsh exclamation saying that something is nonsense.[160]
(They'll) have my pelt for bedding - A phrase that means a cat will get in a lot of trouble.[161]
Thistles and thorns - Used to describe bad luck (as in: "Thistles and thorns! I blew it"!); similar to "Darn it" or "Mouse-dung."[162]
Thistle-fluff - A harsh insult.[160]
Threw a hedgehog into the fresh-kill pile - A phrase meaning to disrupt an event or plan.[163]
Toad-brain - Similar to mouse-brain.[164]
Thundercat - Used by ShadowClan to describe a ThunderClan cat.[165]
(Don't/Won't) twitch a whisker - Just like "Don't/Won't move a muscle".[166]
Waiting for the bone in the prey - A phrase that means waiting for the actual (negative) cost/price of an action. Similar to "Waiting for the other shoe to drop."[167]
Weasel heart - A harsh insult, sometimes used to describe cats from other Clans.[168]
Webfoot - An insult used against RiverClan warriors.[169]
We'll cross that river if we come to it - A phrase meaning not to worry about a possible problem until it actually happens. Equivalant to "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it."[170]
What in StarClan's name? - An exclamation of disbelief. Similar to "What on earth?" or "What in the world?"[171]
When hedgehogs will fly - An exclamation style statement that shows disbelief that a certain event will likely occur (as in "That will happen when hedgehogs fly,") used in many variations. Equivalent to "When pigs fly!"[172]
Where in all of Silverpelt? - An exclamation used for emphasis in questions, especially to express astonishment or disbelief. Similar to "Where in the world?"[173]
Who ruffled their fur/made dirt in their fresh kill/nest? - A phrase to describe a cranky or suddenly moody cat. Equivalent to "Who got under their skin?"[174][175]
Worm-weasel - A harsh insult.[176]
Wild rabbit hunt - A phrase referring to a foolish and hopeless search for or pursuit of something unattainable. Equivalent to "Wild goose chase."[177]
Would've made/will make mousemeat out of you! - To badly injure or rip to shreds. Similar to "Mousedust."[178]
You fight/hunt like a kittypet! - An expression used to insult or tease a cat who fights or hunts poorly.[179]
(You're) crazier than a fox in a fit! - An insult used when a cat (or cats) are acting crazy. Another variation uses "madder" instead of "crazier."[180]

Living spaces

Camp - The place where a Clan makes their permanent home.[181]
Leader's den - The den in a camp that belongs to the Clan leader.[182]
Medicine den - The den in a camp that belongs to the Clan's medicine cat(s) and their apprentice.[183] Also referred to as the "medicine cat's den."[184]
Warriors' den - The den in camp that is shared between the warriors and the deputy of that Clan.[185]
Apprentices' den - The den in camp that is shared between the apprentices of that Clan.[186]
Elders' den - The den in camp that is shared between the elders of that Clan.[182]
Nursery - The den in camp that is shared by the queens and kits of that Clan.[32]
Dirtplace - The place near the camp where cats go to urinate or excrete.[187]
Fresh-kill pile - The place, usually in the center of the camp,[13] where the warriors drop the prey they caught while hunting, so it is easily accessible to all the cats in the Clan.[188]

Clan ranks

Kit - A kitten younger than six moons.[189]
Apprentice - A cat at least six moons old, and in training to be a warrior or a medicine cat.[190]
Warrior - A mature cat who has completed their warrior training.[191] A she-cat is considered a warrior when she is not currently expecting or nursing a tom's kits.[192]
Mentor - A warrior who is currently training an apprentice.[193]
Queen - A she-cat with kits to take care of or who is pregnant with kits, or stays in the nursery helping other queens even though they have no kits.[194]
Elder - Cats who cannot hunt or fight anymore,[11] sometimes due to injury,[195] loss of sight,[196] sickness,[197] or who are just too old to do their warrior duties. They are treated with great respect in the Clan. The apprentices in the Clan take fresh-kill to them, pick out their fleas, and change their bedding.[198]
Medicine cat - A cat who heals injuries and/or illnesses, who is skilled with herbs and natural cures[199] and sometimes receives special signs or prophecies from StarClan.[200]
Deputy - A warrior who is second in command to the leader,[201] helping the leader in their tasks and replacing them after their death or resignation.[202] They organize patrols and make reports to the leader,[203] and are known to be given apprentices frequently.[201]
Leader - A cat who controls the entire Clan.[35] A leader is granted nine lives by StarClan[204] so they "can be first in every battle and last to take a piece of fresh-kill"[205], giving them extra time to serve and lead their Clan.

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The deseased cats or warrior ancestors of many origins. they are required to send omens or information to the clans unless they break the warrior code. medicine cats, and leaders are the number one choice for starclan to message but some rare cases are that warriors also get a message.

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