Post by SummerGlade on Mar 14, 2013 22:18:24 GMT -5
Welcome to WindClan.
We are fairly friendly cats, but will sometimes keep to ourselves and we stay out of drama and conflict. We are a very close-knit Clan, and someone leaving the Clan is very rare. However, that also makes us hostile and suspicious to outsiders. Loners are rarely allowed to join unless they can somehow prove themselves to the Clan. Apprentices are known for being foolish troublemakers, but they nearly always mellow out as they reach adulthood.
Full grown WindClan cat's tend to be size of young warriors from other Clans. We are wiry and long limbed.
We have thick pelts to protect against the breezes, and we often have manes, even females. Even full gown toms have cheek and rump tufts, while it's usually only in kits, for other Clans. Even when freshly groomed, our fur can be tangled and dirty, but beauty is not something most of us care about.
Pelt colors are usually dark brown and grayscale. Silver, green, and blue eyes are most common.
Our main prey is rabbits, mice, and birds. Our long limbs help us chase down the swift creatures, and our thin builds can help us climb trees.
Being mates is the strongest bond you could ever form. Mates are found very early in warrior-hood, and it is not uncommon for a she-cat to have up to four litters in her lifetime. Mates are determined solely on personality and compatibility, not looks, strength, etc.
-Work In Progress-
We are fairly friendly cats, but will sometimes keep to ourselves and we stay out of drama and conflict. We are a very close-knit Clan, and someone leaving the Clan is very rare. However, that also makes us hostile and suspicious to outsiders. Loners are rarely allowed to join unless they can somehow prove themselves to the Clan. Apprentices are known for being foolish troublemakers, but they nearly always mellow out as they reach adulthood.
Full grown WindClan cat's tend to be size of young warriors from other Clans. We are wiry and long limbed.
We have thick pelts to protect against the breezes, and we often have manes, even females. Even full gown toms have cheek and rump tufts, while it's usually only in kits, for other Clans. Even when freshly groomed, our fur can be tangled and dirty, but beauty is not something most of us care about.
Pelt colors are usually dark brown and grayscale. Silver, green, and blue eyes are most common.
Our main prey is rabbits, mice, and birds. Our long limbs help us chase down the swift creatures, and our thin builds can help us climb trees.
Being mates is the strongest bond you could ever form. Mates are found very early in warrior-hood, and it is not uncommon for a she-cat to have up to four litters in her lifetime. Mates are determined solely on personality and compatibility, not looks, strength, etc.
-Work In Progress-
