Warrior Cats RPG (RU)

The Moonstone is a type of crystal (possibly quartz or adularia) illuminated by moonlight through a hole in the rock. It is located in Highcliffs. If a cat becomes a leader, they must visit the stone to receive the gift of nine lives from StarClan. Medicine cats and their apprentices also come there to share their dreams with their ancestors and learn new prophecies. In the old days, when the Clans lived in the old forest, every apprentice was required to visit the Moonstone before being inducted as a warrior. Apprentices must approach the Moonstone on an empty stomach, having eaten travelers' herbs. When traveling to Highcliffs, the medicine cat (or leader) has full right to pass through other cats' territory, but they are untouchable and must not be attacked. After passing through the tunnel to the cave containing the Moonstone, the leader or medicine cat must lie down on it, bury their nose, and fall asleep.

After spending the night at the Moonstone, the cat that visited it must remain silent until it comes out.

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StarClan is made up of the deceased ancestors of warriors, whose souls watch over their descendants from the heavens after death. There are no leaders, as all the cats in StarClan come from different Clans and decide everything together. They are responsible for all the predictions, prophecies, and omens they give to living cats. StarClan is made up of the deceased ancestors and deceased friends of wildcats. Only those cats who lived their lives honorably and upheld the warrior code are admitted to it. Even if a cat broke the warrior code, but for the good of the Clans (for example, Firestar) or atoned for it with good deeds (Bluestar), they will still be admitted to StarClan. Wild cats don't necessarily need to be in the Clan at the time of their death. When a Clan cat dies, someone who played an important role in their life—a mentor or close family member—becomes their guide to StarClan. To enter StarClan, a dying cat simply closes their eyes and opens them again. If a cat sustains wounds or injuries upon death, these usually heal naturally in StarClan. When a leader loses a life, it appears among the StarClan cats as a barely visible figure, but they themselves cannot say anything to their ancestors until they lose their last.

Star cats leave trails of streaming light, their eyes shine like stars, and their pelts shimmer with a strange light, making it seem as if stars are tangled in their fur. Frost sparkles on their paws and glitters in their eyes. Their pelts shine like ice and smell of all seasons: the sharp scent of Bare Trees, the aroma of all kinds of plants in Green Leaf, the musk of Falling Leaves, and the sweetness of the long-awaited bloom of New Leaf, intertwined with the scent of fire, ice, and the endless scent of the wild night. The spirits of cats remain in StarClan as long as anyone, living or dead, remembers them, but then they pass on to their own special world. A Star cat can die again: this time, he is gone.

The Dark Forest, the Place of No Stars, or the Starless Land, is the opposite of StarClan. Cats who have committed many crimes in life and been abandoned by StarClan are sent there. In the Starless Place, the sun never rises, and the Silver Belt is never visible in the sky. There is no prey in the Dark Forest, but cats cannot feel hunger or fullness. They simply do not eat anything. Instead of walking the skies with their family and friends, like StarClan cats, they are doomed to wander forever alone. They fade faster than StarClan cats if no one remains on earth to remember them. From the moment they enter the Dark Forest, they immediately take on the appearance of ghosts rather than spirits, and quickly grow pale and weak.

Dark Forest cats can converse with living cats in their dreams. In this dream, the Earth cat who receives a vision awakens in the Dark Forest next to the cat who chose to speak with them. Only Tigerstar and Hawkfrost can choose the "meeting place" for a living cat. Thus, when Sparkpelt first met him in a dream, she found herself in a flowering meadow at the edge of the forest, not in the Starless Realm. Tigerstar, meanwhile, met his sons at the old ThunderClan camp. Dark Forest warriors can visit a cat in their dreams even if the cat refuses to accept their visions. No cat can stop dreaming about the Dark Forest once they've visited it. Anything that happens to them in their dreams will affect their daily lives. For example, if a cat is injured in the Dark Forest while dreaming, they will wake up with the injury, no matter how severe. This also affects their fighting skills. Having received them in a dream, the cat will still have them upon waking up, which is used by warriors training in the Starless Place.

Medicinal herbs are plants with medicinal properties that grow in the habitats of warrior cats. The collection and preservation of herbs is the responsibility of the tribe's healer, and in the Clan of Falling Water, it is the responsibility of the healer (Stoneteller). A healer's apprentice is introduced to herbs and their properties from the first day of training. Knowing the properties of plants, healers often use combinations of them. Sometimes, different herbs have similar effects but vary in effectiveness. In the Clan of Falling Water, some medicinal herbs have names that differ from those of other tribes.

Protect your Clan with all your might. A cat from one Clan may befriend cats from another, but his loyalty must remain solely to his own Clan, always remembering that the day may come when he will have to face his friends in battle. You cannot cross your neighbor's border and hunt on his territory. Elders and kits must eat before warriors and apprentices. Apprentices must eat only after the elders have been fed. You can only kill game for food, and you must thank StarClan for giving you your life. Only when a kit is six moons old can he become an apprentice. A cat initiated into a warrior is obliged to guard the camp in complete silence until the morning. A cat who has not raised at least one apprentice cannot be a Clan deputy. The herald becomes the leader of the tribe only after the death of the previous leader or in the event of his resignation. In the event of the death or resignation of the herald, a new assistant chief must be elected before moonrise. The gathering of all tribes is called a Council and is held on the night of the full moon. During the Council, a Sacred Truce is declared. Each Clan must check and mark its boundaries daily. Foreign cats must be expelled from the Clan's territory. Kittens are protected by all Clans. A true warrior should never abandon a kitten in need, no matter what Clan it belongs to. The leader's word is law for the entire tribe. It is not proper for a valiant warrior to kill other cats simply for the sake of defeating them. Killing is only permissible in self-defense or when an opponent has violated the warrior code. The warrior cat rejects the carefree life of a pet. Each Clan has the right to live its own life, preserving its dignity and independence, but in difficult times, borders must be forgotten and all cats must fight as a united army. Each Clan is obligated to come to the aid of others so that no Clan perishes. A cat has the right to move from one tribe to another by declaring this at the Council and then passing three and

Leaders climb a rock at Gathering, while heralds position themselves beneath it. If a new leader appears at Gathering, the other leaders must bow to him. The following are not allowed to attend Gathering: queens about to give birth or raising kits, kits themselves, sick cats, and if there are many sick cats, medicine cats or (if the medicine cat has one) medicine cats' apprentices are not allowed. Fourtrees is considered a sacred place of reconciliation; fighting is prohibited there. Gatherings are held once every full moon, when clouds are not obscuring it. If clouds obscure the moon during Gathering, it is believed that StarClan is angry and does not want the Gathering to continue. This can happen during a fight or when words are said that are not needed at Gathering. At Gatherings, people share Clan news or discuss problems (rarely), but usually end their stories with the words, "But we are still strong and will repel any attack!" and so on. Why is Gathering held at Fourtrees? Answer: the borders of all four tribes meet there

The Council is a gathering of all the Clans on the night of the full moon. At the Council, the Sacred Truce must be observed, meaning the Clans must put aside their past feuds for one night and keep their claws at bay. Councils are held in the Four Trees Glade.

The Twolegs don't have a specific name for the area where Shadowcats live. However, their territory includes places like Windover Highway, North Allerton Slope, and North Allerton Highway. The territory includes:

The camp is a well-hidden hollow deep in the darkness. Blackberry bushes protect the camp, and it can only be entered via a narrow path. Rot is a devilish place, a lair of rats and a breeding ground for disease. The tunnel under the Thunderpath - the ability of ShadowClan cats to cross this most dangerous part of the Thunderpath without the slightest fear, at one time earned them a reputation as invulnerable warriors possessing a mysterious power. The Charred Sycamore—many, many moons ago, this ancient tree was scorched by lightning. Now, in its roots, ShadowClan apprentices learn night hunting skills and tracking techniques. ShadowClan territory is home to an abundance of pine trees, their needles blocking the sky and sun, as well as spruce and other conifers. The soil here is silty and moist, and moss can be found. There is almost no grass in ShadowClan territory, so ShadowClan cats must be agile to hunt beneath the pine trees on the bare ground. The tall pines keep the area cool and dark, with semi-darkness between the slender trunks. These conditions have enabled ShadowClan warriors to become skilled hunters and fighters at night and in the dark. This Clan's territory is rich in boggy swamps and marshy lowlands. The leader's den is located beneath the roots of a large oak tree. The warriors sleep under a bramble bush. Their den appears prickly from the outside, but inside it is lined with pine needles and soft moss. In the corner of the camp lies a large, smooth boulder, the highest point in the camp, from where the leader addresses the Clan. Another, smaller rock rests on this one, creating a securely protected cave beneath it. This is the healer's tent. Sick cats can rest nearby, in the fern thickets surrounding the rock. There's also a small depression surrounded by thorny bushes. Here

hunt and fight in the dark

ShadowClan is traditionally considered a "dark" Clan, full of fierce, unfriendly cats. This perception was formed many, many years ago under the rule of a single vicious leader, twisted in his mind by cruel schemes. They are proud, loyal to their Clan, always ready to defend their lands and their Clan, and somewhat arrogant; other Clans often misunderstand them and consider them pugnacious, spiteful, ambitious, and greedy for other Clans' territory. It was said that when the Clans came to these lands, ShadowClan was given a part of the forest where a cold north wind blew from the mountains, chilling the hearts of the ShadowClan cats. Their main prey is reptiles and amphibians, such as lizards and frogs. They also have a secret food source—Twoleg dumps—but ShadowClan is cautious and does not eat crow food. They are the best night hunters and masters of moving silently through the undergrowth.

Wasteland WindClan's wasteland is located in the territory Twolegs call the Windover Waste. There are also some areas of the Clan's land occupied by Twolegs (such as a farm on the border).

Camp The camp is safely tucked into a sandy hollow and surrounded by gorse thickets. It is well protected from the wind, but its location makes it vulnerable to attack. An old legend says that Windstar, the tribe's founder, scooped up a pawful of sand to dig a hollow for the camp. There are no tents. The leader, apprentices, and warriors prefer to sleep in the open, although in bad weather they take shelter in rabbit, fox, or badger holes. The leader has a tent behind the Rock, but he never sleeps in it. The Rock is a giant boulder from which the leader addresses the tribe on special occasions. The elders' den and the nursery are located within the gorse wall surrounding the camp.

Old badger hole Main article: Badger hole A badger once lived here. WindClan apprentices learn to recognize the scent of badgers here. And how much game there is here! The Gorge Gorge Secrets of the English Tribes Gorge on the border A deep gorge with a river at the bottom, the border with RiverClan. Apprentices are strictly forbidden from approaching it. RiverClan elders boast that in their youth, they could leap it in a single bound.

Twoleg Farm Main article: Twoleg Farm Cows, sheep, dogs, and lone cats named Barley and Ravenpaw live here. Returning from exile, WindClan spent the night in a barn on this farm.

Watchtower Rock Main article: Watcher Rock A flat-topped, gray rock formation towering over a sea of ​​heather. It offers a clear view of the surrounding area, making it easy to spot invaders from neighboring Clans skulking in the grass. WindClan apprentices are sent to Watch Rock to test their observation skills and how well they've learned to guard their camp.

WindClan cats prefer to chase rabbits across open moorland. They've adapted to this ability, often hunting such large and powerful prey, thanks to a unique tactic of driving pairs of cats, where one WindClan cat drives a rabbit to the other, who lies in ambush. Tunnelers also hunt rabbits, digging tunnels into rabbit holes. Some WindClan cats are skilled at hunting hawks. Their brown and gray fur provides excellent camouflage among rocks and grass.

Loyal to the tribe to the last drop of blood, stubborn, impetuous, and easily offended. Living in the open, they are very sensitive and can break loose at any moment. They were proud of their territory. was located closer to the Moonstone. They know the Twolegs' habits better than anyone else and observe the work on the farm every day.

WindClan is a cat Clan that lives primarily on moorland. The Clan's founder, Windrunner, got her name because she could run incredibly fast. Her name was also given to the Clan. WindClan is part of the forest, one of the five Clans (ThunderClan, RiverClan, SkyClan, WindClan, and ShadowClan). WindClan cats are known for their love of open spaces. They live in vast fields and moorland, where they forage for food, primarily rabbits. Of the four Clans, they dislike bare, damp ground the least, preferring the soft moorland grass, which they use for sleeping. WindClan cats dislike tents and sleep outdoors. They are loyal and unyielding. Living in the open air can make them irritable and always ready to run. In their old territory, they prided themselves on their proximity to the Moonstone, where leaders and medicine cats would go to confer with StarClan. WindClan cats consider themselves gifted ancestors, both physically and spiritually, as they do not live among trees or bushes that might obscure their view of SilverClan. WindClan cats are considered the fastest and most intelligent of the Clans. They are easily offended, but are the least likely to engage in inter-Clan battles. Their gray or brown pelts allow them to blend easily with the ground; this is likely a natural result of living in the wastelands, where these colors help conceal themselves. Of all the Clans, they understand the ways of Twolegs best, having frequently observed them on the Twoleg farms that surround WindClan territory.

wise, cautious

In times of peace, they treat other tribes with respect. In battle, they are courageous, indomitable, and loyal. They always stand for what is right and, if justice demands it, are not afraid to go against the warrior code.

RiverClan's forest lands are located in what Twolegs call Morgan's Farm Camp and the Chell River.

Camp The entire camp is surrounded by reeds. In the center, cats lie and purr in the sun. In one corner of the reeds is the warriors' den. Right next to it is the nursery. Cats attach shiny pebbles and shells from the river to the den's ceiling. When the light hits them, the walls shimmer with whimsical reflections. The river flows very close to the nursery, so its walls are specially thickened to protect the kits and queens from the floodwaters. Because the nursery is so close to the river, the kits quickly become accustomed to the moisture and even learn to swim a little. This will help them when they become apprentices. Opposite, at the other end of the camp, are dens for the elders, the leader, the apprentices, and the medicine cat. All are sheltered in dense reeds.

Gorge A deep gorge with a river at the bottom, bordering WindClan. Apprentices are strictly forbidden from approaching it.

River A source of food and protection for the tribe, it is sometimes quiet and calm, while other times it overflows its banks, consuming everything in its path.

Two-Legged Bridge A bridge built by Twolegs. Cats use it to reach Fourtrees when the river gets too high.

Domineering and strong, with long, thick, and shiny fur, they love all things beautiful and often decorate their tents with colorful shells and bird feathers. They are not afraid of water and are excellent swimmers.

River Tribe is a part of the forest, one of the five tribes (Thunder, River, Heaven, Wind, Shadow). They live on the ground overgrown with reeds and reeds, covered with pebbles, near the river, where there are almost no trees. River cats are famous for their fishing skills and extraordinary love of water. In addition, they love everything beautiful and often decorate their tents with pebbles, shells and feathers. They feed mainly on fish, but do not disdain water rats, shrews or mice. These are happy, well-fed cats with shiny, well-groomed hair. They are smart and elegant, but others often look at them as lazy, stubborn cats, adamant in their opinion. Their shiny coat with long hair is great for swimming. The River Tribe have to survive during the Bare Tree season when the river freezes, so they gorge themselves on fish during the Green Leaves season in preparation for the cold. RiverClan cats frown upon the birds in their pile of game. Excellent swimmers, they move in the water as if they were part of it. With incredible speed, they stretch their paw into the water and pick up the fish right from the shore. It turns out that the River Cats are so well-groomed and well-fed that when they bask in the sun on the rocks, the Twolegs take them for domestic cats and take them home. However, such cases are carefully hidden from other tribes.

Leader: The leader of the Clan, receiving 9 lives from StarClan. Their name ends in "-star(s)". Deputy Leader: The deputy leader, organizing patrols and replacing the leader in the event of death. Medicine Cat: A cat who heals Clanmates with herbs and communicates with StarClan. Apprentice Medicine Cat: An apprentice learning the healing arts. Warrior: Hunts, defends territory and borders. Apprentice Medicine Cat: A cat over 6 moons old, learning warrior skills under a warrior. Queen: A cat who is carrying or raising kits. Elder: An elderly warrior, queen, or medicine cat who has completed their service. Kitten: A small cat who has not yet become an apprentice.

ThunderClan's lands lie in what Twolegs call White Hart Woods. The territory also includes Twolegplaces such as Windover Road and Chelford Forest.

Camp A securely sheltered sandy ravine, perfectly protected by a wall of bushes. This camp is difficult to attack and easy to defend. The entrance to the camp is through a fern tunnel.

Tall Pines Tall Pines grow near the Twolegplace. A Woodbiter may wander here. It crushes the earth and leaves deep tracks.

Large plane tree The branches of this sycamore are very strong, which is why ThunderClan apprentices are trained to climb trees here.

Owl tree Owls have long lived in this tree. Legend has it that a ThunderClan apprentice once learned to hunt at night from the owls. Every night, he waited next to the Owl Tree for the moon to rise, waiting for the owls to fly out to hunt. When the owls took flight, he followed them like a shadow. When he grew up, he became the great leader Owlstar. During the hunt, he was as silent and deadly as an owl.

Heated Stones A warm place to bask in the summer midday. Many moons ago, when the river was wider, Sunningrocks was an island. Only RiverClan could swim to it. Then, when the waters receded, the island became part of the forest and ThunderClan territory. But RiverClan still claimed Sunningrocks as their own. Much blood has been spilled over this pile of granite boulders next to the river.

Snake Hill Most forest vipers live here. The caves and burrows in this hill sometimes provide shelter for badgers, foxes, and even stray dogs.

Sandy ravine A training area for squires, surrounded by trees. This ravine is ideal for squires. Since its bottom is covered with sand, squires are unlikely to break bones while training here.

Twoleg Territory There are many Twoleg and Thunderpath nests here. Other solitary cats and kittypets also live here.

ThunderClan is part of the forest, one of the five Clans (Thunder, River, Sky, Wind, and Shadow). The clan's name comes from the mother of its first leader, Thunderstar. ThunderClan is generally peaceful and respectful of other Clans. In battle, they are fierce, brave, and loyal. They readily accept lone cats and kittypets, either to recruit additional warriors or if a cat needs help or protection. This sometimes undermines their standing in the eyes of other Clans, who view such behavior as a sign of weakness. ThunderClan hunts forest game, excelling at tracking, crawling through the forest and keeping upwind to avoid detection in the dense brush. Before springing on their prey, they hunker down.

Warrior Cats is an epic fantasy novel series about the lives of wild cats divided into four tribes (Thunder, River, Shadow, and Wind) who hunt, fight for territory, and honor the warrior code.

The Cave of Pointed Stones is where the Clan's healer, the Storyteller of Pointed Stones, communes with the ancestors, the Clan of Endless Hunting. This cave is filled with "pointed stones," both on the floor and on the ceiling (stalactites and stalagmites). There are also numerous pools of water, not to mention a huge pool-like lake in the center of the cave, near which the healer always sits. Light filters in through a hole in the ceiling. This is where he communes with the Clan of Endless Hunting. The Cave of Pointed Stones is the same as the Moonstone or Moonpool, and also serves as the leader's tent, where one can commune with the ancestors and spend the night.

The Clan has no defined territory, as they have no markings or clear boundaries surrounding their lands. Typically, no other cats claim their hunting grounds due to their inaccessibility, and the Clan of Falling Water essentially claims the entire mountain range for themselves. The Clan of Falling Water's camp is located in a cave, accessed by a rocky path that winds behind a waterfall, thus concealing the camp's entrance from prying eyes. Inside, one passage leads to the Cave of Pointed Rocks, and two more lead to smaller caves for queens and future ones. The floor of the cave on both sides is lined with eagle or vulture feathers, where the Clan cats sleep. The first row of nests is located near the entrance, and two more are along the far wall of the cave. A small stream flows from a crevice in the rock, forming a drinking pool on the cave floor. Behind it lies a pile of fresh game. The cave is more than spacious enough for all the Clan cats to sleep peacefully.

Queens name their kittens after the first thing they see after the kitten's birth, such as "The Stream in Which the Little Fish Splashes" or "The Star Whose Light Reflects in the Water." Unlike Breeding cats, Clan cats colloquially abbreviate their names by the first word or root. For example, "The Stream in Which the Little Fish Splashes" is "The Stream"; "The Star Whose Light Reflects in the Water" is "The Star."

Mountain cats eat once a day. They also have a tradition of sharing their catch: two cats sit down to eat, each takes a bite, and then they trade the pieces.

The Clan hierarchy is somewhat similar to the tribal hierarchy and has almost the same rank chain. A kit becomes a Future when it is eight moons old. Futures are like apprentices: they are trained to become full-fledged clan cats. A kit's fate is not chosen by the kit itself, but by the healer, and it cannot be changed. The strongest and largest become Cave Guards, while the most agile and slender become Hunters. Cave Guards are obligated to accompany Hunters on hunts to help them if they fail to deal with birds of prey. In addition, the Clan has a healer, who is always called Stoneteller. Stoneteller chooses an apprentice, and upon the death of that apprentice, that apprentice becomes the new Stoneteller.

The Falling Water Clan is a group of cats that lives in the mountains. They differ from the Clans in their traditions, worldview, hierarchy, and linguistic peculiarities. The cats of this Clan also have specific names, distinct from those of the Clan. Similarities lie in the myths and legends of the Clan cats and the Clan cats, as well as the fact that both share star ancestors and religion. The cats of the Falling Water Clan are smaller and more agile than the Clan cats, and they coat their fur in mud to blend in with the rocks. This also allows them to maintain a constant body temperature, protecting them from the piercing mountain winds. The Falling Water Clan was created by Sparrowwing and Halfmoon, who led the Clan cats from the lake territory to the mountains.

Storyteller of the Pointed Stones: Leader and healer in one. He communicates with the Clan of Endless Hunting (ancestors). Cave Guardians: Large and strong cats who guard caves and hunters from eagles and other threats. Hunters: Cats who specialize in foraging, often distinguished by agility. Future: Apprentices training to become guardians or hunters. Queens: Cats expecting kits or raising them. Elders: Elderly cats who have retired from service.