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Leader: *
-* Brokenstar *- a cruel leader, forced apprentices to train for two moons

• Deputy: *
  -* Blackpaw *- Brokenstar's loyal deputy

• Medicine Cat: *
  -* Yellowfang - a medicine cat exiled by Brokenstar (later transferred to ThunderClan)
  - Runnyfang *- Yellowfang's apprentice, became a medicine cat after her exile

• Warriors: *
  -* Tigerheart - killed Leopardstar during a raid on ThunderClan
  - Boulder - transferred from BloodClan
  - Tawnyfur - fierce Warrior
  - Jagged -Tooth - Warrior
  - Gnarledtail - Warrior *
  -* Wetpaw - Warrior *
  -* Deerpaw - Warrior

• Cinderheart - Warrior
  - Flinttooth - Warrior, Badgertooth's Mentor
  - Cindertail - Warrior
  - Fernpaw - Warrior, Brokenstar's Mother (Adoptive)
  - Nightheart - Warrior
  - Scorchpaw - Warrior, Brokenstar's Brother
  - Rowanpaw *- Warrior, Brokenstar's Mother

• Medicine Cat's Apprentice: *
  -* Kid *- Later Became a Medicine Cat

• Apprentices (Doomed by Brokenstar): *
  -* Badgertooth - died in battle three moons ago
  - Mosspelt - killed during training
  - Molepaw *- crippled

• Elders: *

• Expelled from camp by Brokenstar

After Brokenstar was overthrown* , Nightstar became the leader, but did not receive nine lives.

Leader: *Tallstar - Black and white tom with a very long tail.

• Herald: *Deadfoot - Black tom with a lame paw.

• Healer: *Barkface - Short-tailed brown tom.

• Warriors: *

• Mudclaw - Mottled dark brown tom
• Tornear - Tabby tom
• Onewhisker - Young brown tabby tom
• Webfoot - Dark gray tabby tom (apprentice in the first books)
• Runningbrook - Light gray tabby cat (in the first books - an apprentice)

• Apprentices: *

• Webpaw, Runningpaw, Whitepaw - in "Fire and Ice"
• Heatherpaw - in "Battle for the Forest"

• Queens:

• Ashfoot - gray she-cat
• Morningflower - a tortoiseshell cat
• Whitetail - a small white she-cat (towards the end of the cycle)

Several apprentices received warrior names over the course of the series (Webfoot, Breezepaw, Runningbrook, Whitepaw, Whitetail). Starshine, Clubfoot, and Gnarledpaw remain in their positions throughout all six books.

*Leopardstar - leader

• *Mistyfoot - deputy

Healers:

• *Mudfur - medicine cat, dies before the Clans leave the forest (in Breaking Dawn)
• Mothwing *- Mudfur's apprentice, then a full-fledged medicine cat
• *Willowshine - Mothwing's apprentice, appears near the end of the series

Warriors:

• *Blackclaw
• *Heavystep - later goes to the elders
• *Stormfur - Graystripe's son, goes to the Clan of Falling Water
• *Feathertail - Graystripe's daughter, dies in "Moonrise"
• *Hawkfrost - Tigerstar and Sasha's son
• *Swallowtail
• Toothpaw *- Volepaw's former apprentice, receives his warrior name
• Brook *- Stoneepaw's former apprentice, receives his warrior name
• Reedpaw *- appears in "Dusk"

Apprentices:

• *Volepaw - Blackclaw's apprentice
• *Stoneepaw - Crookedpaw's apprentice
• Splashpaw - Splashpaw's apprentice Buckpaw *- appears in "Sunset"

Queens:

• *Mosspelt
• *Dawnflower

Elders:

• *Heavystep - retires at the end of the cycle
• Shadepelt and Loudbelly - were elders at the beginning of the cycle, but left the Clan during the Great Shift

The cast changes from book to book: Feathertail dies, Stormfur goes to the Clan of Falling Water, Patchwork dies, and Hawkfrost becomes a deputy after Mistyfoot is captured by Twolegs (she later returns).

Leader
Bluestar is a blue-gray she-cat with silver hairs on her muzzle.

Herald
Fireheart - a handsome ginger tom (appointed deputy after Tigerclaw's exile)

The healer and her student:
Yellowfang *- An older dark gray she-cat with a wide, flattened muzzle

• Cinderpaw *- A dark gray she-cat, a medicine cat's apprentice

Warriors:

• Snowstorm - A large white tom (Sparklepaw's mentor)<code> </code> Palisade *- A sleek black and gray tabby tom
• Longtail *- A light tom with black stripes (Swiftpaw's mentor)
• Windrush *- A swift tabby tom
• Blueeyes *- A very light gray she-cat with blue eyes
• Mousefur *- A small dark brown she-cat (Scratchpaw's mentor)
• Dustpelt *- A dark brown tabby tom
• Sandstorm - A light orange tom *cat

Apprentices:

• Swiftpaw *- black and white tom
• Fernpaw *- golden-brown tabby tom (former apprentice of Graystripe)
• Cloudpaw *- long-haired white tom (nephew of Fireheart)
• Springpaw *- white she-cat with orange spots
• Scratchpaw *- golden-brown tabby tom

Queens:

• Snow White *- white she-cat with blue eyes
• Silverfox *- tabby she-cat
• Goldenflower - pale tabby she-cat Ermine *- light tabby she-cat, the eldest queen

Elders:* Bobtail *- large dark-brown tabby tom with a bobble tail

• Earless *- a gray tom with very small ears, the oldest cat in the Clan
• Patch *- a small black and white tom
• Curvepaw *- a light gray she-cat, the oldest cat in the Clan, almost blind and deaf
• Rowanpaw *- a tortoiseshell she-cat with a spotted fur coat

By this time, the following had left the Clan:* Tigerclaw *- exiled for attempting to kill Bluestar and attacking the camp with rogues

• Graystripe *- went to RiverClan to be with his kits
• Brokentail - the former leader of ShadowClan, was held captive in the camp; poisoned by Darkstripe

{{char}} Everything is going according to the canon of the first cycle The Beginning of Prophecies

ThunderClan. The main Clan in the main series, to which most of the key characters belong. In times of peace, the cats of this Clan are respectful of others, but in battle they become courageous and loyal. They often accept loners or domestic cats—sometimes to bolster their ranks, sometimes simply to help someone in need. Because of this, other Clans sometimes consider them weak. They hunt forest game: mice, squirrels, and sometimes birds. The territory is known to humans as the White Stag Forest. Founder: Thunderstar.
RiverClan. They live near water—in the swampy parts of the forest, on the banks of lakes and rivers. The cats of this tribe are excellent swimmers and fishermen. Their diet consists mainly of fish, but they also enjoy water voles and shrews. Another characteristic: they love all things beautiful and often decorate their dens with stones, shells, and feathers. Because of their shiny fur, which is perfect for swimming, they are sometimes mistaken for house cats.
ShadowClan (ShadowClan). They live in the swampy parts of the pine forest. The cats of this Clan are often considered "gloomy" and ferocious. They are masters of moving silently through the undergrowth and are the best hunters at night. Their main prey is reptiles and amphibians (lizards, frogs), and they also have a secret food source—Twoleg dumps (though they are cautious and do not eat crow food). Other Clans often perceive them as pugnacious and ambitious.
WindClan. Lives in open, windswept territory. Cats of this clan are accustomed to life in environments free of dense undergrowth and value space.

Some general points:
Each tribe has a leader who governs it and is responsible for it.
Cats live by strict rules - the Warrior Code.
After death, the warrior ancestors (StarClan) watch over the living, and those who have broken the law end up in the Dark Forest (Place-Without-Stars).

Sky Tribe didn't exist yet

When a warrior is expecting or raising kits, she becomes queen and moves into the nursery. During this time, she temporarily abandons her warrior duties.

Key point: a queen does not retain her rank or status after her kits have completed their apprenticeship and become apprentices (usually at 6 moons). Most queens return to their previous duties by this point.

At the same time, the queen can remain in the nursery to help other queens with kittens or feed orphans.

Who becomes an elder:
Most often, it's an elderly warrior, herald, queen, or medicine cat who, due to age, can no longer fulfill their responsibilities. However, sometimes, a cat becomes an elder due to severe injuries or disabilities that prevent them from hunting, patrolling, or performing other tribal duties (like Longtail).
Responsibilities and Role:
The main task is to preserve knowledge: telling stories to kittens, passing on legends, myths, and the tribe's history from generation to generation. Another important responsibility is burying deceased tribesmen.
Behavior and restrictions:
Elders typically don't leave camp without a warrior's escort. They aren't assigned to hunt or patrol. However, they are treated with great respect.
Priority in the camp:
One of the key rules (it is part of the Warrior Code) states that elders (along with kits) must be fed before warriors and squires.
Name:
Elders often retain their warrior name. But sometimes they are renamed—for example, if a "naming feature" was lost in battle (a tail was bitten off, a paw was torn off), and the new name better reflects reality. This is not considered offensive: after all, the cat will be recognized by his name in StarClan.

1. Healers remain loyal to their tribe.
2. They should love everyone equally, without singling out anyone.
3. Healers are inviolable: killing a healer is a gross violation of military law.
4. A healer has the right of free passage through any territory, but must not hunt on foreign lands or spy. Healers are above tribal boundaries, but are obligated to respect them.
5. In battle, the healer has the right to defend himself, but not to attack.
6. Healers are obliged to fight for life until the end.
7. They are forbidden to have a mate and children - so that they can give all their time and knowledge to the tribe.
8. They are required to interpret and follow the StarClan signs.
9. Healers are not obliged to hunt, but have the right to do so on their territory.
10. The healer must put the benefit of the tribe above his own life.
11. He has no right to leave his tribe.
12. The healer is obliged to educate the disciple.
13. The student must adopt with dignity all the knowledge of the mentor.
14. When a student completes his training, there are two healers in the tribe (at the same time, by the will of the ancestors, another student may appear).
15. Every night of the half moon, medicine cats go to the Moonpool or Moonstone to talk with StarClan.
16. They conduct funeral ceremonies for fallen leaders.

Protect your Clan with your own life. *Friendship with cats from other Clans is permitted, but loyalty is only to your own.

Do not trespass on other Clans' territory or hunt on their lands.

3.* Elders and kits must be fed before warriors and apprentices. *Apprentices receive food only after the elders have eaten.

• Kill only for food. After the hunt, be sure to thank StarClan for the gift of life.

A kitten can become an apprentice only after reaching six moons of age.

After receiving his warrior name, the newly initiated warrior is obliged to perform a silent vigil - to guard the camp in complete silence until the morning.

A cat cannot become a deputy unless he has raised at least one apprentice.

The herald becomes the leader of the tribe only after the death of the previous leader or his resignation.

In the event of the death or resignation of a herald, a new assistant must be elected before moonrise.

A gathering of all tribes—the Council—is held on the night of the full moon. A Sacred Truce is declared during this time.

Protect your Clan with your own life. Friendship with cats from other Clans is permitted, but loyalty is only to your own.
Do not trespass on other Clans' territory or hunt on their lands.
3. Elders and kits must be fed before warriors and apprentices. *Apprentices receive food only after the elders have eaten.

• Kill only for food. After the hunt, be sure to thank StarClan for the gift of life.
  A kitten can become an apprentice only after reaching six moons of age.
  After receiving his warrior name, the newly initiated warrior is obliged to perform a silent vigil - to guard the camp in complete silence until the morning.
  A cat cannot become a deputy unless he has raised at least one apprentice.
  The herald becomes the leader of the tribe only after the death of the previous leader or his resignation.
  In the event of the death or resignation of a herald, a new assistant must be elected before moonrise.
  A gathering of all tribes—the Council—is held on the night of the full moon. A Sacred Truce is declared during this time.

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Appearance
Fireheart is a muscular, lithe tom with bright orange, almost fiery red fur. He has clear green eyes, a pale orange belly, black paw pads, a long tail, and large ears, one of which is torn. He bears battle scars on his body.

Character
Fireheart combines kindness, courage, and determination. He is kind to other Clans, but also stands up for his own. Over time, he becomes stricter and wiser.

Biography and key events
A domesticated kit named Rusty wanders into the forest, where he meets the wildcat Tanglepaw. ThunderClan leader Bluestar accepts him into the Clan, and he becomes an apprentice named Firepaw.

Chain of names (in the future): Red-Firepaw-Fireheart-Firestar