Home to 0 cats, of which 0 are Male, 0 are Female, and 0 are other biological genders.

This group uses the Rank System.

The RiverClan of the Erin Hunter world is a petty group, seemingly lazy compared to the rest of the Clans due to their very different hunting strategy. They are depicted with time to worry about small wastes of time such as decorating their dens with things they’ve found around the river. CoSC’s RiverClan is rather different.

While appreciative of the beauty found within their territory, the RiverClan of CoSC is full of cats who are dedicated to the warrior code and upholding it as best they can. In off seasons, they can be seen training to catch prey on land and perfecting their fighting techniques-while in peak fishing season, their lithe and agile bodies conquer the water with ease.

Priding in all that which is loyal, honest, and hard working, RiverClan is a picture of poise and grace.

RiverClan has a variety of terrains in its territory, but the most notable feature is the river that runs through the eastern side of the territory. The western part of the territory is open fields that provide access to a variety of prey.

While fish is the primary food of RiverClan for 3 seasons of the year (Leaf-bare renders the river un-fish-able and sends the fish into hibernation), leading to their perfected fishing tactics, stream-side rodents such as water-voles are also frequently hunted. While they are not experts at hunting them, rabbits can be found in Northfield, and squirrels frequent the River Copse. These staples are supplemented with mice and birds.

Lifetimes of fishing has resulted in a Clan with an unusually high number of cats with well developed patience; although, in the same vein, they are commonly very stubborn. Amongst the other Clans, these traits have become well known simply due to passing patrols noting a cat fishing when they pass and seeing the same cat in the same place upon their return trek.

RiverClan cats trend large for Clan Cats. Color is of little consequence to a RiverClanner, and in accordance they come in a multitude of shades and don’t think about things like how well camouflaged a pelt might make one.

Home to 22 cats, of which 10 are Male, 12 are Female, and 0 are other biological genders.

This group uses the Warrior Clans Rank System.

Camp

Leader’s Chamber

Located near the medicine cat’s chamber is the leader’s personal chamber. It’s a simple chamber that provides a private place for the leader to rest or meet with other cats.

Deputy’s Chamber

A small chamber at the forefront of the Warren lies the chamber that belongs to the deputy of the Clan.

Medicine Cat’s Chamber

Back just beyond the deputy’s chamber lies what is called the medicine cat’s chamber. Despite its name, it is not just a single space, it is really a complex of chambers. The first of the three chambers is the one where most examinations happen, off which stem three hollows. The largest of these hollows is used as a sickroom, and the smallest is devoted to medicine cat’s personal sleeping quarters. The medium-sized chamber is devoted to the storage of herbs.

Nursery Chamber

A large chamber deep within the rabbit warren that is lined with the fur and features of prey for the warmth of the infant cats who’ll experience their first weeks of life almost exclusively in this warm, dark place.

Elders’ Hollow

A hollow hidden in a well protected area of the TwinWillow’s roots that provides a place for the Clan’s oldest members to stay warm and dry while they rest.

Warriors’ Hollow

Amongst the roots of the TwinWillow is a large open area in which the bulk of the Clan’s warriors sleep. It’s comfortable, and sheltered overhead by branches, leaves and grass.

Apprentices’ Hollow

Much like the warrior’s hollow, the apprentice’s hollow is just beyond it and constructed in much the same way amongst the roots of the tree.

Freshkill Hollow

A small hollow amongst the roots of the TwinWillow that provide a sheltered and protected place for the storage of Freshkill.

River

Upper West Bank

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Geography: The west bank of the river on the southern side of the bridge but the north of RiverClan camp. Description: A section of grassy riverbank that provides excellent fishing places. During Greenleaf, Twolegs come and sit and eat their own fresh-kill on the wooden platforms they keep there.

Lower West Bank

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Geography: The west bank of the river laying to the south of RiverClan camp. Description: A section of riverbank with particularly tall grass. It’s an excellent place to hunt voles, but the wider river and deeper waters make it difficult to fish effectively.

East Bank Point

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Geography: The area bracketed by the sidestream and the River, north to sunningrocks. Description: This open, grassy knoll is a fine place to fish, providing access to areas of the river where fish crossing it are forced close to the surface by shallowness, but are tempted to brave in efforts to get to deeper, stiller waters to the north. The area also provides access to birds and squirrels near the borders.

Upper East Bank

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Geography: The east bank of the river up to the ThunderClan border on the east side, running as far north as the Sunningrocks and south to the River Thicket. Description: A section of grassy riverbank harboring excellent fishing. The grass is tall enough to conceal a cat well, and help keep them cool even in the hottest Green-leaf months.

River Thicket

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Geography: Sandwiched between the upper and lower east banks is a thicket of trees. Description: This dense thicket of scrubby willows, oaks and elms overlooks a sharp bend in the river. It provides a fine place for both hunting and fishing.

Lower East Bank

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Geography: The east bank of the river from the River Thicket south to the border. Description: This section of riverbank is coated in tall grass that is interrupted with by a small cedar tree that marks the southern border. The waters are difficult to fish here becuase the river runs deep and wide where it curves.

Eastern Thicket

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Geography: Beyond the east bank of the river, spanning the area below ThunderClan’s southern border to the small thunderpath, down to RiverClan’s southern border. Description: A sparsely treed area, with one dense thicket near the center. It’s a collection of poplar, elm, oak, and other leafy trees. The thicket provides a fine place to hunt, particularly if ThunderClan has been hunting the Southforest heavily, for prey will attempt to shelter there, beyond the other border.

Fields

North Field

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Geography: A large open area in RiverClan territory with Pastures to the west, the Gorge to the North, and Rockpath forming the additional border. Description: The field covers a large area in the northwest area of WindClan territory. The Grass is typically somewhat short, as Twolegs bring their animals to the area frequently to feed. The grass grows in cattle-fertilized tussocks, providing places for mice and other rodents to shelter.

Campsite Copse

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Geography: Pressed tightly up against the campsite and surrounding a section of the Rockpath. Description: A motley collection of birch, oak, poplar, and elm trees that overlooks the campsite and a section of the Rokcpath is called the Campsite Copse. This collection of trees provides hunting for birds, rodents, and other small animals.

Rockpath

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Geography: A path built like Twolegs and covered in rocks that runs from the Campsite and straight across the river in a bridge. Description: The Rockpath runs through the center of the territory, and is a hard surface covered in small pebbles. The area isn’t much good for hunting and seems to attract Twolegs, who prefer to walk on it instead of soft grass. It is surround on either side by expanses of soft grass.

South Field

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Geography: A large open area in RiverClan territory that lies to the South of the Rockpath, and buts up against the west river banks. Description: The South Field covers a sizable piece of RiverClan’s territory. The grass is long, and gives way at the southernmost point to a section of Marshland. Goats and other small livestock are grazed their by Twolegs, providing occasional access interruptions.

SilverFall Gorge

Gorge Edge

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Geography: The High, flat areas along the edge of SilverFall Gorge in the northern part of RiverClan. Description: These stretches of rich, sun-drenched grass span the edge of the gorge, dotted with occasional trees. It’s a difficult place to hunt because of the openness, but occasional hawks and birds can be found there.

The Falls

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Geography: The river between the Gorge and the Bridge. Description: Fast-flowing water pours out of the gorge and falls violently into a misty, churning pool that flows into the main river.

River Copse

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Geography: A small group of trees that surround the bridge and lie to the south of the Falls. Description: A little chunk of forest that is split by the rockpath where it continues on from the Bridge. These Cedar and poplar trees play host to squirrels and birds, providing RiverClan with access to red-fleshed prey to supplement their fish.

Tresspass Point

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Geography: The point where ThunderClan Territory meets both RiverClan’s and WindClan’s. Description: Nothing sets this small chunk of territory apart save for the multitude of clan-scents that mark the ground near the Rockpath and on the nearby bushes. WindClan, RiverClan, and ThunderClan scents mingle heavily, with faint traces of ShadowClan (the only evidence of the dares so popular amongst the Clan’s apprentices).

The ShadowClan of the books is one that lives in darkness, seeks power and war. This dark and aggressive point of view is considered by Children of StarClan to be inaccurate and unlikely to have risen there due to thier isolation from battle with other Clans.

Shadowclan’s territory extends from drier, open moorland to soggy, marsh swept heathland. The edges of the land is punctuated by thickets of hardwood trees as well as a large, singular tree occupied by an owl. The eastern expanse of their land touches into swampy lands with rats commonly sighted.

While frogs, snakes and lizards abound in the swampland of ShadowClan, these creatures make up only about half of their diet. Southplains and Forest’s Edge play host to birds and squirrels, while the Heathlands are home to mice and other small rodents. The Ratfields are named for the prolific population of these large and aggressive rodents that roam from the Carrionplace. The Sidestream does not provide good fishing (it’s too shallow and brackish to support many fish), though small ones can occasionally be found.

ShadowClan, partly due to their isolation from the other clans, and partly due to the difficult hunting conditions in mostly swamplands, has developed into a Clan of cats who are immensely focused on tasks at hand. They are an intense, hard-working bunch who thrive in these tougher conditions. While some cats are more easy-going, most are fiercely opinionated and serious in nature.

Shadowclan cats typically have mid to long hair, providing them with excellent insulation against the cold, damp conditions of their swampy home. This fur also helps protect against thorns and brambles common in their territory. The coats of Shadowclan cats are usually darker shades, ranging from black and deep browns to dark grays and silvers. These colors, as well as common tabby or classic patterns, provide natural camouflage in the marshy reeds and waters of the territory. One of the most distinctive features of Shadowclan cats is their long legs. These help them wade through the often waterlogged terrain of their home, giving them a significant advantage in their swampy environment. Their paws are usually wide and sturdy, providing stability and preventing them from sinking too deeply into the soft ground.

Home to 22 cats, of which 10 are Male, 12 are Female, and 0 are other biological genders.

This group uses the Warrior Clans Rank System.

Camp

East Tunnel

A tunnel located in the eastern camp wall that permits passage into the camp. It’s about a foot across and the briars arch over the top to form a protective roof.

West Tunnel

A tunnel located in the western camp wall that permits passage into the camp. It’s about a foot across and the briars arch over the top to form a protective roof.

Fresh-kill Pile

A small depression in the soft earth at the center of camp where hunters deposit thier prey and hungry cats can collect a meal without having to go out hunting themselves.

Talking Spot

A small clearing amongst the briars of the eastern wall atop a small rise. This is the place where announcements are traditionally made.

Leader’s Den

A small den located just to the east of the talking spot. The dirt floor is hidden by a later of dried grasses and moss.

Deputy’s Den

A bit further east is the deputy’s den. This den is slightly smaller than the Leader’s but is decorated in the same way.

Medicine Cat’s Den

Between the Elder’s Den and Nursery lies the Medicine Cat’s comfortable den. All but one concern of the floor is bare dirt, and along the rest of the walls are the stores of herbs kept for healing, giving the den the heady fragrance of herbs and flowers year round.

Elder’s Den

The largest of the den’s on the northwall is the Elder’s den. The dirt floor is thickly coated in dried grasses and mosses, and extra care has been taken to ensure the walls are wind-proofed.

Nursery

To the east of the Medicine Cat’s Den lies the Nursery. This den has a thick covering of the softest mosses available in the territory, and the walls have been built thick with extra care to ensure there are no drafts.

Warrior’s Den

The largest of all the ShadowClan dens is the Warrior’s Den located on the southwall. This large den is bare-dirt at the center, but comfortable nests of dried grasses line the walls. The briar walls are thick, giving the warriors a secure place sleep.

Apprentice’s Den

To the east of the Warriors’ Den is the apprentice’s den. This den, though smaller, is almost an exact match for to the Warrior’s one.

Marshlands

Nearswamp

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Geography: A small area of swamp a short distance south of ShadowClan Camp Description: A medium-sized, marshy place just to the south of the ShadowClan camp. It is mostly flat, and the majority of it consists of grass and water, with an occasional low bush. It is a moderate place for hunting, as it would normally be prey-rich, but as it is near the camp, the comings and goings of large numbers of cats have scared off much of the prey.

Swamps

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Geography: A section of swampland south of the big Thunderpath between Southplains and the Sidestream Description: A large, wet marshy area, much larger than the Smallswamps and the Nearswamps. There are large amounts of standing water in some places as well as thick mud in others. The Swamps are made up of two large pools of standing water with boggy mud and much plant life. A wide variety of herbs adorns the marshes, such as chickweed, horsetail, tansy, and water mint. Much prey is found there, including amphibians, reptilians, fish, and small mammals.

Smallswamp

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Geography: A small swamp to the west of the Sidestream. Description: A small, marshy area near the south of ShadowClan territory. It is mostly flat and a mixture of grasses and water, with a few bushes. It is a good place for hunting, as frogs, snakes, small fish, water voles, water shrews, and lizards can be found there. It is fed mainly by the Sidestream, which lies just to the east.

Sidestream

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Geography: The southernmost end of the sidestream that branches off RiverClan’s River Description: A small stream snakes through between the swamps, feeding into them but running with small fish and rich with other prey attracted by water.

Thunderpath

Northplains

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Geography: A small plain to the east of Carrionplace. Description: A smooth plain thick with clover and hay. While not acctually a part of the hay field, the humans sometimes use it to graze livestock or mow it in the fall.

Carrionplace

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Geography: A place run by Twolegs, just beyond normal ShadowClan borders, bordered by the Heathlands, Northplains and the Ratfields Description: A place overflowing with Twoleg rubbish and crowfood. The place is often found crawling rats. There is also a Twoleg nest inside.

Tunnel

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Geography: A spot near Fourtrees along the Thunderpath, just beyond the ThunderClan border that permits cats to pass under the Thunderpath Description: An unnaturally straight and smooth tunnel that goes under the Thunderpath, coming out right near Fourtrees. Sometimes water flows through here.

Heathlands

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Geography: A broad area bordered on one side by the small Thunderpath and the other by Carrionplace Description: This broad, damp grassland area is home to some small trees and brush, giving it a fair variety in the prey that can be caught.

Heathlands Treeline

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Geography: A dense patch of trees that runs along the big thunderpath from the tunnel up to the point where it means the little thunderpath Description: This rich, dense trees are a mix of pines, poplar, maples and other leafy trees. They run moderately rich with mammal prey and are frequented by birds.

Open Lands

Ratfields

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Geography: The open lands surrounding Carrionplace. Description: The smooth slopes of the slight rise that surround Carrionplace are covered in grass taller than your average cat, and rats from the refuse-piles often shelter in it, giving the area its name.

Forest’s Edge

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Geography: An area to the northeast of ShadowClan Camp. Description: Trees dot the open plain before they give way to a small forest. The sycamore dominated trees stand tall, and give a place where ShadowClanners can hunt the squirrels that make their homes there, despite the fact that the thickest parts of the forest lay beyond the clan’s borders.

Forestplains

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Geography: An open swath of plains south of Forest’s Edge, North of the Burnt Sycamore, and east of Nearswamp Description: This open section of plains is dotted with only the occasional tree. The grasses here are rich and deep, providing a place to hunt the occasional rabbit and giving the clan access to many other mammal prey items.

Burnt Sycamore

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Geography: A tree just north of Southplains and east of the Swamps. Description: On a slight rise stands the dead and burnt out husk of a once proud Sycamore Tree. At the base of the blackened trunk is an apprentice-sized gap that leads to a small hollow.

Southplains

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Geography: A stretch of open land to the east of the swamps and south of the the Burnt Sycamore. Description: These smooth grass and reed covered plains stretch from the swamps to the ShadowClan border. The plain is dotted with bushes and foliage.

Southplains Treeline

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Geography: A clump of trees north of the Thunderpath, south of Southplains, and east of the Swamps Description: A thin clump of trees near the Thunderpath to the south of Southplains. It provides solid hunting for birds and squirrels. Some pines lie in amongst mostly elms and sycamores.

In a world where earth meets sky, the Flock and its Sparrows are a community deeply intertwined with nature and the wisdom of their spiritual guides, the Skyborne. Guided by ancient traditions and a profound respect for the natural order, this group of dedicated cats and their avian companions navigate the delicate balance between the world below and the heavens above.

The Flock’s territory is a vast and vibrant expanse, south of the Riverclan border, teeming with life and rich in natural beauty, offering both challenge and sanctuary for its inhabitants. There land is punctuated by thickets consisting of maple, oak, and sycamore trees. These thickets offer shelter and resources, with their branches creating a canopy that filters sunlight and rain alike. Within one of these circle of trees lies the Training Lea, a soft, sandy training space for Chickadee and Fledgling to hone their skills. An Old Boathouse on the river’s edge, a relic from a time long past, provides shelter from storms and offers a place to hunt vermin. Not far from the boathouse lies the abandoned herb garden, where a diverse array of herbs grow wild and free, from fragrant lavender to healing comfrey. At the heart of the territory lies a river that cuts the land in half. The crossing can be treacherous – except at Caligula’s Crossing, a sacred area where large, ancient stones rise from the riverbed, forming a natural bridge, or so the story goes. Here, the Flock can cross safely, guided by the smooth, weathered surfaces of the stones. From the crossing lies the Flock’s camp nearby, providing the inhabitants with shelter, protection, and a home.

Mice and voles scurry through the underbrush of the thickets and squirrels are a common sight in the trees, as well as songbirds. Lizards are a common sight basking on hot days on the sand in the Lea. The river itself is a valuable source of food; fish is plentiful there, as well as amphibians, water vole, and waterfowl found among the reeds. The boathouse and the herb garden are home to mice, vole, moles, and shrews.

With so many cats in contact with Skyborne, many members are deeply attuned to the close-knit spiritual aspect of the Flock. Keen observation skills are a common trait, whether it’s in spotting prey, identifying threats, or noticing subtle changes in the environment. A strong adherence to traditions and the teachings of the Crowned Sparrow is prevalent, as well as a strong protective instinct toward their kin and territory.

 

Generally the appearance of cats in the Flock have no common distinction and can come in any shape or size, although currently, the Flock tend to show cats with long-limbed or semi-foreign, or semi-cobby features and tend to be larger than smaller.

Home to 0 cats, of which 0 are Male, 0 are Female, and 0 are other biological genders.

This group uses the Skybound Order Rank System.

ThunderClan of the books is a Clan devoted to peace and respect, with no fear of challenging the code to do as they please. They take in kittypets without regard for tradition and blood purity while claiming it is StarClan’s will.
CoSC’s ThunderClan is rather different. While they do tend to be cats who are not outwardly aggressive, they do so while upholding to the words of the code that they have been taught since they were very young. They are experts at both ambush hunting and fighting, knowing the code does not call for a face to face fight but instead that the borders be kept protected.

The majority of ThunderClan’s territory is covered in forests, though there are a few notable exceptions: First off is the open, stone filled clearing called snakerocks. Near to that, by the road is the East Clearing. By the tiny stream that branches off the Sidestream is the stream clearing. The single largest open space surrounds the Owltree, on the approach towards Fourtrees. Also notable is the clearing near sunningrocks, where ThunderClan Territory juts into RiverClan’s territory.

The forests run rich with mice, voles, squirrel and birds. Small fish run in the Sidestream, and most ThunderClan cats know the rudiments of fishing. The bits of open land in the territory play host to rabbits, and the occasional water vole can be found at Sunningrocks.

ThunderClanners, unlike their book counterparts, are more quiet cats. They are a healthy mix of aggressive Fierceblooded, and diplomatic, defensive felines. While the leadership calls for a defensive strategy towards handling the outside clans, not all of ThunderClan agrees.. which has lead to a bit of political instability within ThunderClan.

Being forest-dwellers, ThunderClanners are often known for their brown, black, or tortoiseshell colors which blend better in the scattered colors of their thick forests, though creams, tans, and whites are sometimes dotted through their ranks. ThunderClanners also trend to be around average to smaller in size, with muscular, lanky cats that are able to skitter through and hide in ThunderClan’s underbrush with ease.

Home to 24 cats, of which 11 are Male, 13 are Female, and 0 are other biological genders.

This group uses the Warrior Clans Rank System.

ThunderClan Camp

Highrock

A large outcropping of stone in the center of the camp. Two small caves within the stone form leader’s and medicine cat’s dens. Over the top of the Leader’s Den is a smooth, flat area where the Leader traditionally stands to call together the Clan for a meeting.

Leader’s Den

A small cave in the Highrock, sheltered by the growth of vines and other vegetation. This provides a private place for the leader that stays relatively cool in greenleaf, and nicely warm in leaf-bare.

Medicine Cat’s Den

A small cave in the Highrock that lies opposite of the leader’s den. The entrance is more open than the leader’s den, with a few small bushes near the entrance that provide good cover for ailing cats who must stay near the den. Within are two different chambers that provide a place for the medicine cat (and it’s apprentice) to sleep in addition to storage space for Herbs.

Warrior’s Den

Formed with walls of sticks, brambles and other such vegetation, the den is not as secure as the leader’s and medicine cat’s den but still provides excellent protection for the cats that call it home. The entrance looks out on the fresh-kill pile and elder’s den, and the floor is of sand covered in soft moss.

Apprentice’s Den

Much like the warrior’s den, though on a smaller scale, the apprentice’s den is almost identical. The stick and bramble walls and ceiling provide cover and protection from the elements for creatures that sleep within on the sand and moss floor.

Nursery

Built away from the main wall of the camp, the walls of the nursery have been built to be more solid and much fuller than the primary outer wall and the walls of the warrior and apprentice dens. Here the sandy floor is covered in moss, but the nests in that moss are lined with warm fur and feathers from the kills made by apprentices and warriors. The queens of the Clan reside here along with their young kits.

Elder’s Den

A large fallen tree that’s gone hollow with age, the elder’s den is possessed of little construction by cats’ paws. Instead, nature has provided an almost perfect place for the oldest cats in the Clan to live. It’s thickly lined with mosses, fur and feathers so that it’s occupants will be less likely to take a chill.

Fresh-kill pile

A small pile of slain prey items that lay in a small depression in the largest open area of the camp. Because of its placement, a returning hunter must parade past the apprentices’, warriors’ and elders’ dens to deposit their kills.

River’s Edge

Tresspass Point

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Geography: The point where ThunderClan Territory meets both RiverClan and WindClan. Description: Nothing sets this small chunk of territory apart save for the multitude of clan-scents that mark the ground near the Rockpath and on the nearby bushes. WindClan, RiverClan, and ThunderClan scents mingle heavily, with faint traces of ShadowClan (the only evidence of the dares so popular amongst the Clan’s apprentices).

Fourtrees Approach

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Geography: The point where ThunderClan Territory meets both RiverClan and WindClan. Description: Nothing sets this small chunk of territory apart save for the multitude of clan-scents that mark the ground near the Rockpath and on the nearby bushes. WindClan, RiverClan, and ThunderClan scents mingle heavily, with faint traces of ShadowClan (the only evidence of the dares so popular amongst the Clan’s apprentices).

Owltree

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Geography: A large maple tree located between the rockpath and the Stream Clearing on the open ground before the RiverClan border with the River Copse to the west. Description: A massive maple tree that stands on a stretch of open grass. A hole in the trunk is home to a large tawny owl that can be a danger to kits and small apprentices.

Stream Clearing

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Geography: A small, short-lived stream that splits from the river near the sidestream and cuts into a ThunderClan territory. Description: While not particularly long, many small fish congregate in this shade section of shallow stream that has split off the main river. The clearing around the stream is rich with grass and moss in the summer, but it is one of the first sections of the river to freeze in winter.

Sidestream

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Geography: A small stream that splits from the river shortly after the bridge and flows through ThunderClan territory into ShadowClan. Description: A thin stream that flows slowly towards ShadowClan territory. During spring and fall it runs rich with smaller fish that use the shallower water to hide from larger fish.

Sunningrocks

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Geography: A place on the East Bank between the Upper and Lower Portions. Description: A flat, rocky area tucked into a bend in the river where it runs deeply. Large stones litter the ground and create wonderful places for a cat to sun itself in addition to a multitude of hide-y-holes for mice and voles.

Woods

Northforest

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Geography: the patch of forest in the northernmost forested section of ThunderClan territory surrounding the Sidestream and directly above camp, the Sandy Hollow and the Stream Clearing. Description: A patch of dense forest made up primarily of elm and maple trees.

Sandy Hollow

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Geography: A small clearing in between Northforest and Westforest near a curve in the Sidestream. Description: A small clearing with a sandy floor. The trees that surround it are predominantly oaks and elms, but a large pine does tower above the other surrounding trees.

Westforest

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Geography: The forest from just east of the Sandy Hollow to shortly before the East Clearing. Description: A broad swatch of forest dominated by oaks, elders, elms and other leafy trees. It brushes up against the little Thunderpath and provides a good place for hunting.

Southforest

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Geography: A large area of forest spanning from just beyond to the big pine down to the southern RiverClan Border. Description: A broad swatch of forest dominated by oaks, elders, elms and other leafy trees. The little Thunderpath stands to the east side, while open riverbank and Sunningrocks is to the west. At the south edge is the border with RiverClan.

Thunderpath

Thunderpath Clearing

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Geography: A narrow clearing that runs alongside the big Thunderpath from the sidestream in northforest to snakerocks. Description: On the north side of the clearing is the Thunderpath, with it’s pebbled shoulders and damp ditches, but the open, grassy space itself is rich in birds and other animals that prefer the forest edges.

Great Sycamore

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Geography: A large tree that stands in a clearing above Eastforest between ThunderClan camp and Snakerocks. Description: A tree of an impressive size drowns out all other growth and stands in a clearing created by it’s own majesty. The huge sycamore stands overlooking Snakerocks and providing a place for the creatures to escape the summer heat.

Snakerocks

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Geography: A clearing surrounded by the Great Sycamore, Eastforest, the Twoleg’s Trees, and the Thunderpath. Description: A rock littered clearing known for the snakes that populate it. It is also an excellent place to hunt mice that dart amongst the rocks in the mornings before the adders grow active.

Eastforest

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Geography: A patch of forest that butts up against the straight lines of the Twoleg trees that lie to the east. On the west side, this forest tails over the top of the east clearing, which lies to the south of it. Description: A forested patch that is thick and leafy, full of underbrush and old growth. Wild oak and sycamore trees live alongside young and gangly apple trees, joined by the occasional more domestic species of tree, escaped and gone wild from the orchard.

East Clearing

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Geography: A small clearing between Eastforest and the Twoleg’s Trees with the Small Thunderpath to the south. Description: A small grassy clearing that is used every leaf-fall by twolegs gathering fruit and nuts from the Twoleg’s Trees. The clearing makes for decent hunting of squirrels moving between Eastforest, the Twoleg’s Trees and Tallpines.

Twoleg’s Trees (Orchard)

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Geography: An organized line of fruit trees located between Eastforest, Snakerocks and Twolegplace. Description: Ordered lines of trees stand in unnatural rows. The grass beneath them is kept short by Twolegs, who also come to gather the fruit and nuts the trees drop.

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Home to 0 cats, of which 0 are Male, 0 are Female, and 0 are other biological genders.

This group uses the Unaffiliated Rank System.

The WindClan of the books is typified by little more than speed and nerves with their rabbit-exclusive hunting style making them vulnerable to the natural fluctuation in density of prey species. The WindClan of Children of StarClan has disguarded much of this very negative sterotype in favor of one more suited to the environment they live in.

Details on WindClan’s territory will be forthcoming soon.

Though WindClan is best known for their skills at catching rabbits, their territory also runs rich with other prey. Birds can be found at the Treeline, along with mice and the occasional squirrel. Moles can even be hunted if a cat slips over into the Garden and is quick enough to strike before they slide back underground. Mice and the odd adder might be found at Rockfield.

Hunting rabbits on the moors has given rise to a group of cats used to quick hunts and in possession of even quicker tempers. WindClanners are proud cats with a sharp edge to their tongues.

A discussion of the common physical traits of WindClan’s cats will be forthcoming soon.

Home to 23 cats, of which 11 are Male, 12 are Female, and 0 are other biological genders.

This group uses the Warrior Clans Rank System.

Camp

Leader’s Den

A small den at the base of a bush devoted to providing the leader with a comfortable and private place.

Medicine Cat’s Den & Sick Den

A pair of hollows under a large lilac bush to provide shelter to the medicine cat and their patients.

Warriors’ Den

A large den surrounded by bushes whose branches have been woven together to form a proper roof.

Apprentices’ Den

A small den near the warrors’ den and built in the same way.

Nursery

Extra warm and with extra branches woven into the walls and ceiling, the nursery is the most secure and warmest of all the dens.

Elders’ Den

A solidly built and comfortable den created for the elders. The floor is extra thick with moss.

Freshkill Pile

A pile food kept in a shallow depression for later consumption.

Talking Cliff

A cliff that overlooks the camp. Announcements are made from it.

SilverFall Gorge

Wind Hill

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Geography: A slight rise topped by a whippy old pine tree that sits in the southwest corner of the territory near the gorge. Description: The tall, slender pine tree is seated atop a windblown knoll. Birds and the occasional squirrel call on the location, but it’s prime use is as a point to overlook RiverClan territory. From the lower branches of the tree all of the North Field is open to be viewed.

Gorge Edges

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Geography: The gorge cuts a wide swatch through the southern border of the clan, marking the border with RiverClan. Description: The river flows within a rocky edged gorge alone the southern border of the clan’s territory. The river cannot be fished here, but the rocky, grassy areas to provide acceptable hunting grounds for mammals and rabbits.

Flatlands

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Geography: A stretch of territory between the falls and Fourtrees. Description: The Flatlands spread smooth as a well-kept lawn from the bushes at the base of the WindClan Territory rise until it reaches the Rockpath. It is wide open and grassy, rich with the prey that favors such spaces.

Tresspass Point

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Geography: The point where WindClan Territory meets both RiverClan and ThunderClan. Description: Nothing sets this small chunk of territory apart save for the multitude of Clan-scents that mark the ground near the Rockpath and on the nearby bushes. WindClan, RiverClan, and ThunderClan scents mingle heavily, with faint traces of ShadowClan (the only evidence of the dares so popular amongst the Clan’s apprentices).

Plateau

Rockfield

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Geography: A rocky area of the WindClan rises east side that separates the Moorlands from the Flatlands. Description: A rocky expanse rich with mice and other rodents. The grass is naturally short, and various small plants that favor the shade of the rocks grow here.

The Steppe

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Geography: To the northeast of the Rockfield lies a small field. Description: An expanse of lush grass that curves around towards the Treeline. Wildflowers render the area colorful in late spring and early summer, attracting rabbits and hares.

Fourtrees Border

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Geography: The border that runs around Fourtrees, following the curve created by the Rockpath. Description: A open expanse of short-kept grass. The WindClan scentmarks are a distance from the Rockpath itself, giving Fourtrees its proper independence from being a part of any Clan’s territory.

Border Lands

Moorlands

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Geography: A open field of long grass located in the Northwest of the territory. Description: The long grass is only interrupted by the occasional large rock, and streatches to cover the territory surrounding wind hill and topping the territory’s rise.

West Treeline

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Geography: The northwest section of the border. Description: Trees meet up with the open lands of WindClan territory, creating an area of almost year round prime hunting.

East Treeline

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Geography: The northeast section of the border. Description: Trees meet up with the open lands of WindClan territory, creating an area of almost year-round prime hunting.