tallstar deserved better

“I  fell  into  the  stream  by  ShadowClan,”  Squirrelflight reminded them; Lionblaze wondered if she too shared his relief. “It’s easily done, when the water’s running as high as this.”

AU where Squirrelflight killed Ashfur.

Yes Biker!Yellowfang is still best cat.

Since she used to be in shadowclan, i imagine that she still rides on her good ol’ chopper (which is the main type of bike in shadowclan). Since shadowclan live in a swamp/marshland type of territory, most of their motorcycles have various degrees of rust/oxidizing due to the damp air. But i also imagine that their medic/mech cats are specialized in making sure the bikes perform well despite the rust.

oh my god I haven't been on this account in over a year, I'm sooo so sorry!! :[ here it is right here, it got a glow up

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Au where insteed of fireheart picking up brackenpaws training while graystripe falls behind due to his meetings with silverstream

Fireheart just cant keep up, he really tries but between the overly energetic cinderpaw and brackenpaw he cannot keep up and every training season brackenpaw begins to feel like the third wheel. 

Slowly he finds himself visiting the medicine cats den more and more, and one day fireheart tells brackenpaw to get ready to go out for training and brackenpaw straight up tells him ‘no im ok im gonna stay in camp’ while it confused him at first he couldnt sit on the thought long before cinderpaw has run off.

Its not long before fireheart realizing Brackenpaw has taken a shine a Yellowfangs work and seems quite happy learning from the grumpy senior.

Brackenpaw  ends up switching to being a medicine cat apprentice and no longer feels like he’s falling behind in training.

And when his sister Cinderpaw ends up hurt on the thunderpath he is by her side during her recovery keeping her health and spirits up. While this causes the start of brakenpaw’s trauma (something i havent touched on but i have a lot of thoughts about brackenfur i just kinda has stored in my especially about him and the women of his family) but he ends up helping cinderpaw in her phsyical therapy and getting her back on her paws. this having her staying  warrior’s path and  maYBe, but not decided with her moving to windclan temporarily or permanently to spend a season training with the skilled Deputy Deadfoot. 

Brackenpaw too young takes over Yellowfangs roll as medicine cat when she dies in the fire, left with her last gift of his medicine cat name (tbd but either just brackenfur, brackenpelt, brackenseed, or maybee brackenbloom but idk atm)

Hello everyone, my whole body hurts and I am so tired, I felt bad for not posting lately though (it’s not like I’m making much better use of my free time) so I thought I should post Something, and well people have been reblogging my Warrior Cats LGBT flags again (thank you duwang!! eheh) so I decided to post the rest of them! Trans flags! Trans flags! About damn time! More to come soon I hope!

As you may already know, the flags are inspired by these russian symbols for the clans! In this post you can see:

Trans Shadowclan Trans Riverclan Trans Thunderclan and Trans Windclan!

Apologies for the wait once more, and I hope you like them!! xoxo

There's no such thing as "traditional" warrior names. Instead, naming trends in the Clans go in and out of popularity, much like human names do!

For a couple years leading up to Rusty joining the Clans, and all through "The Prophecies Begin", names emphasizing some physical characteristic were very popular. This is probably, in part, thanks to the rise of leaders with names like Tallstar, Crookedstar, and Raggedstar. This is also why some of the elders chose to change their names to reflect their appearances! Color based names were particularly in style- it was considered simple yet elegant to name a kit after a color.

Plant and animal related names were fashionable through the New Prophecy and Power of Three arcs. Naming kits after their physical appearances became considered uncreative- if you could only list the obvious about your kit, you must not be a very attentive parent...

The Power of Three and Omen of the Stars arcs also saw some movement away from the old, body based suffixes, and a shift towards more abstract names. (ex, LionBLAZE, HoneyFERN, CrowFROST, IvyPOOL, RedWILLOW) With the Clans growing to be larger in size than they had been for a long time, unique and catchy name combos became the go-to to help new warriors stand out from the crowd. (A lot easier to remember a name like Sunstrike of WindClan than Petalfur of RiverClan, right?) This trend started in ThunderClan, as they were the biggest Clan by a long shot, but it spread a bit to the other Clans as well. It caught on best in ShadowClan, while RiverClan and WindClan names remained a bit more old fashioned in general.

For the first half of AVOS was marked by a rise in monosyllabic prefixes. This trend also started in ThunderClan, mostly as a reaction to the flashy suffixes Bramblestar seemed fond of giving his warriors. No one wanted to have a warrior name that was too much of a mouthful to be chanted easily. This trend DID take off in the other Clans as well. It's also worthwhile to note that in RiverClan, it became very popular to give kits prefixes currently in use in one of the other Clans. The other Clans have no idea why it started, but there were some accusations flying around that RiverClan was trying to "steal" prefixes from other Clans, which doesn't make much sense.

Towards the end of AVOS and the beginning of TBC, a new fad of naming a kit something "lively" or "energetic" took off. It wasn't common to name kits this way before, but with the influx of unusual names from SkyClan and the new ShadowClan members Tigerstar II brought back with him, all the Clans suddenly wanted to break away from their old naming conventions a bit. This resulted in prefixes like Snap, Flip, Hop, Pounce, Whistle, Flutter, Splash, etc.

The most "poetic" naming era in Warriors history was a bit before Bluestar's time- Tallstar and Yellowfang were born into this time period, where prefixes could really be whatever as long as they were paired with an exciting, creative suffix. Some of the names considered most beautiful during this time were: Mistmouse, Meadowslip, Sandgorse, Featherstorm, Silverflame, Toadskip, Brightsky, Ottersplash, Mudthorn, Brambleberry, Moonflower...

In celebration for my post about cat eye colors getting 500+ notes, I made this!

Know several things:

In the process of simplifying and explaining things, I likely made some mistakes. Fellow genetics fans, correct me on anything I did wrong, just don’t be an ass about it.

This doesn’t cover everything about cat genetics because I like my sanity. I left out the silver series, agouti patterns, albinism, and the thousand oddities that break the base rules that are normally confined to specific breeds. This just covered the most common/basic of cat genetics. I probably won’t make any more of these since this is just a masterpost of sorts for basic cat genetics for those who can’t stomach the boring crap.

You can definitely take artistic liberties with the exact hues and shades of colors! I do it myself, so it’d be hypocritical of me to say otherwise. You can totally have a “gray” cat be bluish-gray or greenish-gray or purplish-gray - whatever helps make characters look distinct! Reds themselves can range from a deep rust to a light ginger, and don’t be afraid to throw in hints of other colors into your blacks and whites.