Warriors Cats

Healers also use cobwebs as bandages. They use herbs etc. to heal or ease the pain of warriors, squires, queens and leaders

Example: Tigerclaw - Tigerpaw - Tigerclaw - Tigerstar

Kittens have more affectionate names. The squires have more modified ones and are sometimes combined with paws/mane/legs/claw/eye/tooth/fang, etc. The warriors have rougher ones, but the same as the squires. Herald as warriors The leader is often combined with the stars/race

Car → Monster Road for cars → thundering trail Red berries → death berry Human → biped Human child → bipedal kitten Summer; spring → green leaf season Autumn; winter → bare tree season

Cat swearing: Mouse droppings Mouse head

In short, everything has been reworked into forest and cat vocabulary, as if everything was done that way on purpose.

Only the healer and the leader receive visions and prophetic dreams, but the healer more often, and he is obliged to tell it to the leader

Warrior initiation ceremony: The leader calls the apprentices who are worthy of becoming warriors, etc., and gives them new names. They usually say the following phrases before initiating them into the warriors: "StarClan, look at this apprentice, he worked hard to become a warrior and protect the Clan." Then they say, "Are you Name willing to protect your Clan with your life and be loyal to it?" After a positive answer, the leader says, "Then, I initiate you into the warriors and give you a new name." Usually the tribe then joyfully greets the new warriors and shouts out their new names.

News alert or dedication ceremony: Before announcing important news or performing an initiation ceremony, the leader jumps onto the rock beneath which his chamber stands and says, "Let all who can hunt independently gather under this rock."

Leadership initiation ceremony: After the leader's death, the deputy and healer (sometimes they may take a warrior with an apprentice for protection) go to the lake at night and fall asleep next to him. The deputy dreams of his Clan, and a cat dear to him approaches him and gives him one life, telling him what he must be for the Clan to protect him (usually only nine cats). With each life, the deputy feels what he was told to be and what he must do, sometimes experiencing pain and fatigue. And then, after his last life, the deputy officially becomes leader.

Squire initiation ceremony: The leader calls everyone together and, at the same time, summons the kits who have reached 6 moons. He gives each kit a new name and assigns each a warrior (teacher). The warrior is required to train with an apprentice or hunt every morning.

Squire rules: They must not leave the nest without the accompaniment of an adult male or female cat. Kittens become apprentices only when they reach six months of age.

Rules of warriors: You become one when a squire has passed the test (catch a lot of game, go through a fight with a warrior only without claws) or if you have shown yourself well in battle or done something very important for the tribe.

Healer Rules: Only after the death of an adult healer can a healer apprentice become a full-fledged healer. They are forbidden from having a mate, kittens, or any romance.

Leadership Rules: The Herald becomes the official leader after the leader's death. Female cats are not allowed to have mates or kittens, but male cats are allowed.

Hunting rules: The warrior or squire must first feed the tribe, and only then eat themselves.

Patrol rules: There are three types of patrols: morning, evening, and night. They renew the borders and ensure that foreign tribes do not cross them.

Council rules: Every full moon, all five Clans gather at the largest oak tree. Only the five leaders of each Clan and their heralds are allowed to climb the tree. The leaders report on the progress of the Clan and any problems that have arisen. The other cats—apprentices, warriors, and medicine cats—discuss any news that has occurred in their Clan.

Rules for becoming a warrior: Apprentices who become warriors must, immediately after the ceremony of initiation into warriors, spend 1 night on duty and guard the dreams of other cats.

Voin: a tribe's warrior who must protect the tribe from others and hunt game. They also act as a teacher for squires. Squires: apprentice warriors and future warriors. Every morning they learn new techniques, tricks, and how to hunt. Healer: Heals wounded cats of their Clan with various herbs found in the forest. They also rarely have more than one apprentice. Healer's Apprentice: Sometimes these are those who are unable to be warriors due to birth or injury during training or hunting. They help their teacher find herbs for winter storage, do not hunt, and help carry herbs during a fierce battle. Queens: These are pregnant cats or mothers of kittens. They are kept in a separate chamber, along with apprentices and medicine cats. They are not allowed outside the camp and must closely monitor the kittens. Herald: This is the future leader, he/she helps the leader with affairs, just like warriors, they hunt and protect the tribe Leader: They are the only ones with 9 lives, they fix problems, communicate with other cats, and also protect the Clan during fights or problems.

Paradise: StarClan Hell: Twilight Forest

Maple Tribe Ash Tribe Shark tribe Sun Tribe Fire Tribe

Tramps Tribal cat Domestic cat

In each place there are 5 pits, with stones that are arranged like caves and small caves on the walls of the pit for warriors and the herald, squires, queens, the healer and his apprentice and the most important leader

Location 1 of the pit, Shark tribe: The shark tribe has a slightly deep hole next to the lake, they hunt fish and their fur dries well and some slightly repel water

Location 2 of the pit, Ash tribe: They live near the steppe, where the sun is blazing. They hunt hares, squirrels, rats, and even birds that haven't managed to fly away in time. Their unique characteristic is that they aren't afraid of heat; they retain the cold well, so they don't feel cold in winter. That's why they're called the Ash Tribe.

Location 3 pits, maple tribe: They live very deep in the forest, where sunlight rarely reaches. The pit isn't particularly deep, but it's quite wide. They hunt squirrels, large crows, rats, and mice. A special feature: they can see well in the dark and sense smell better than other tribes.

Place 4 pit, solar tribe: It is located right in the steppe under the hot sun during the summer, they are not afraid of the heat but sometimes it is cold, the pit is surrounded by bushes and sometimes blackberry bushes.

FireClan's 5th Pit: It's located in a less dense part of the forest, where sunbeams are common. The pit is slightly deep. They also hunt voles, squirrels, rats, mice, and sometimes catch hares that have come to bask in the shade. Distinction: resistance to heat and cold, slightly longer claws than other Clans.