#warrior cats forest territory

[hysteriamuse-mp3]

you wouldn't last an hour in the asylum where they raised me...

[diamondstripe1]

BROOO i miss the silly little animal roblox games. Wolf's Life. Dragon's Life. Lion Roleplay. the old Warrior Cats Forest Territory. i mean yeah, most of these still exist, but i have yet to find any roleplayers, yk??

please bring back the silly dramatic roleplays. let's go on Wolf's Life and form a bigass pack with Lore. let's go on Dragon's Life and fight over this egg we found, stealing from each other back and forth. let's go on Lion Roleplay and reenact The Lion King, only to get jump scared by the meteor showers. let's go on Forest Territory and form KitClan. PLEASEEE BRO, BRING BACK THE SILLY ROLEPLAYS

okayokay or, as an alternative!! just make our own silly roblox animal games. i would love to form a group and pitch my own ideas, then pass the games down to whoever wants to play them. could be fun!!!

[weekly-whitewing]

Could I request Squirrelflight, Leafpool and Whitewing together (or one of the siblings if it's too many cats)? They don't really have a close bond in the books despite being kin and in the same apprentice generation and I always found it a missed opportunity.

WHITEWING EVERY WEEK NR 20

I feel like Whitepaw would be interested in herbs and pay attention to what Leafpaw is saying while Squirrelpaw is completely distracted by being in the forest adult free.

Whitepaw would be an older sister figure to them, in where she listens to both of them and 100% tries (and fails) to keep them out of trouble.

Unfortunatly canon forgot Whitepaw was older than them, so she can be the sweet baby than¹ the sisters like if you wanna make her younger than Leafie and Skwerl!

Also trying out different styles cuz I am really bored of my old backgrounds lol

[skyscratch-wc]

Sketch overlay of the forest territories circa The Skyfall (Sky getting kicked out of the forest). This is roughly 5-10 years before. Instead of a forest, i’ve decided that Sky will be a group of cats that are especially adept in rocky, cliff environments. Hence why they settle at the gorge later on.

[mud-castle]

Eyes of stars AU: so Fire is a guardian right? And the whole next generation goes through some horrible shit, being kicked from their home, moving to the lake, the badger attack, the fox trap, then all the fights that happen before the Great Battle against the Dark Forest comes down...what type of Guardian would Fire be?

Tbh I used Bluestar as an example because I didn't want to use Fire because I'd need to have basically finished the story to know that.

Uh, I will say, usually he's like the flame in a hearth. He keeps the chill of the outdoors away and smells of home and safety. When he agitates, he becomes a little too hot. Not enough to burn, but enough to discomfort. A warning. Occasionally he'll raze through the land, burning whats there to clear the way for new, better growth. This is not always a sign of anger. It hurts and it seems cruel, but in the long run it's for the best.

[xxvi0lent-vahlkampfiidaexx]

alright, this one's done, eat up fellow breezy-p believers

[harriertail]

where did you find the Ivypools heart spoilers?

on twitter (x)

[arkomaly]

[hello-sputnik]

Riverclan forest territory

Pictures from Pinterest

[radioves]

good morineing homed stuck fandom

[sumarmz]

Warrior cats but everything's the same except they're anthromorphic animals and have guns now

[doritopaw101]

~A Moonlight Affair~

[atdwarriorsau]

The Forest Territories Map

Red: Twoleg/Kittypet Territory

Pink: Neutral/Holy Territory

Green: Thunderclan Territory

Purple: Shadowclan Territory

Blue: Riverclan Territory

Yellow: Windclan Territory

Blank: Unclaimed Territory

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1. Barley's Farm

2. Mothermouth

3. The Quarry (Sunningrocks is mistakenly marked as three... whoops)

4. The Tall Hills

5. The Great Thunderpath

6. Shadowclan-Windclan Tunnel

7. Shadowclan-Gathering Tunnel

8. The Carrionplace

9. Mire Island

10. Shadowclan Camp

11. Burnt Sycamore

12. Deep Woods

13. Spire Peaks

14. Old Badger Setts

15. Windclan Camp

16. Rabbit Burrows

17. Seeing Rock

18. The Gorge

19. The Outcrop

20. The Great Rock

21. Fourtrees

22. ??? Owl? T?ree?? ??????? ????

23. Bush Barrier

24. Great Sycamore

25. Snakerocks

26. Twolegplace

27. Rusty's House

28. Smudge's/Scourge's House

29. The Way to Princess's House

30. The Way to Bloodclan Alley

31. Three Beeches

32. The Falls

33. Mate's Willow

34. The Bridge

35. Sandy Hollow

36. Thunderclan Camp

37. Little Stream

38. Twoleg Summerplace

39. Birch Copse

40. Riverclan Camp (the island, stepping stones)

41. South Gorge

42. Tall Pines

43. Treecut Place

44. Sunningrocks is mislabeled as three.. it should be 44

[bonefall]

iirc rogues don’t really care about territory/borders and will trespass, while loners are more aware of territory/borders and are respectful of them, most likely having their own

In DOTC, there is no word for Loner yet

It's shown that the word "rogue" is a kittypet's term for any wild cat. They equally call the Sun Trail pioneers and the ancient Forest cats like Wind and Gorse "rogues." It seems like the Sun Trail cats adopted the term as a term for anyone in the out-group, and then Loner evolved from there as Rogue became a slur.

Modern Clans have a clear distinction between Rogues and Loners, Rogues are a non-Clan cat who is hostile or harmful, Loners are non-Clan cats who can be left alone.

[warriorcatsunveiled]

The Great Journey

[hawkfrostapologist]

since i'm thinking about the tunnels it must be said that the metaphysical implications of having two perfectly aligned territories within cat walking distance of each other (and connected by the tribe, their shared history) is a fascinating choice by the erins from like. a christian standpoint. if firestar is jesus the first arc makes perfect sense (dotc as the old testament, though the fact that it's written afterward is a blatant error there, also firestar dying in the darkest hour and then being resurrected to bring justice i.e. the crucifixion), but that puts the second arc at a super weird position timeline-wise. i'd almost be tempted to put brambleclaw as a moses figure since he's leading the clans to their version of the land of milk and honey, but him going on to be so intertwined with firestar as firestar's successor nixes that basically immediately. plus see above for dotc as the old testament -- we have that niche filled.

the weird historio-religious moment that places brambleclaw at is almost, like. saint paul? bringing religion and the word of jesus (firestar) to foreign lands, something something. although if you dispense with the assigning of a specific religious figure to him, brambleclaw could almost be seen as a very insightful examination into the development of christianity and christian institutions in the common era -- spreading, being trusted implicitly, and eventually crumbling from within and being used by people to achieve their own gains (ashfur as the imposter? if i'm getting that arc right). brambleclaw's ambition and drive to discover new lands as a nod to christian imperialism that's pretty much inherent in the faith. et cetera