Let's Read: Warrior Cats Series

[Simonpet]

@hqmary
I thought Blackpaw was okay until I saw the "Starclan cat on earth" thing. But where their personalities mildly realistic?

[detective who.]

I made a Traditional Clan, and it went down hill. I suddenly realize how much people don't know what "Traditional" is? Well, I tried to explian, they went like "so wut u suck" and left. I feel very lonely now, that she/he though -breeze was Traditional.


P.S her/his reaction was, but -breeze was in the books?!?!?!? soooo why cannnttt I uuussee iuuut???????>.....??!!!1111!??

=-= why do I bother?

I don't want to self-advertise, but I'd like to point out that I've made a traditional Clan on CS. It's actually going very well, and I've only had one user not want to join after I explained to them what was wrong with their names. The role play itself hasn't begun yet - we're waiting for one of the Clans to fill up more - but I'm very excited for the whole thing, and the users seem really happy about the traditionalism.

[Mr. Cloudwhisker]

Can I have a link? I'd like to join! Also, what is the clan that needs to fill up?

[detective who.]

Here's the link to the discussion thread for both of them: http://www.chickensmoothie.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=85&t=2600916
FirClan is full and closed, but MoorClan needs more cats. I'm glad you're interested!
If you have any further questions, please PM me or post them on the discussion thread; I don't want to advertise here.

[bronzebones]

I'm going to make an RP where the names don't need to be traditional, but need to make sense (no name parts that are part of space, and cats must know what their prefix/suffix is). I find that creativity does help, as after a while names get too similar.

[Simonpet]

I myself have a traditional-name Warriors role-play (Cherryclan), and so far, everything seems to be good. Among the more creative names include Bramblingfang (grey w/ white belly + paws, + 1 blue eye, 1 gold eye) and Dace-ear (solid white w/ blue eyes).

[abxy]

Found this in someone's signature. Would be part of the 5% because I'm strange.

70% of the world thinks warrior cats is stupid. 25% says who cares. Repost if you are part of that 5% that would take a hard cover warrior cat book and slap the other people saying,"Starclan is out for revenge!"

[equin0x]

I made a Traditional Clan, and it went down hill. I suddenly realize how much people don't know what "Traditional" is? Well, I tried to explian, they went like "so wut u suck" and left. I feel very lonely now, that she/he though -breeze was Traditional.


P.S her/his reaction was, but -breeze was in the books?!?!?!? soooo why cannnttt I uuussee iuuut???????>.....??!!!1111!??

=-= why do I bother?

I actually didn't know what traditionalism was until I found this thread xD I don't think it's a very widespread idea within the fandom.

It could just be a lot of little kids on that site who don't want to hear that their Mosspool or Auroraeyes is illogical.

[equin0x]

I actually enjoyed the first 2 seeker novels. It was refreshing to see characters in something other than a clan format and focusing on bears was a pretty good idea. The first book was interesting and I engaged with each character, Kallik for losing her brother and then finding him but discovering that he doesn't care. Lusa, a bear cub with a big heart escaped from the zoo and is now surviving in the wild and searching for Toklo. Then there's Toklo, a cub who lost his mother after they both lost his brother and she forced him to live on his own

And then there's Urujak, I actually can't remember anything about Urujak other than what happens to him at the end of the series. Funny since he's supposed to be the most important character and the one they want you to remember and I can't remember a darn thing about him.

I actually did appreciate the lack of clans in Seekers, but the books were still sooooo boooorrring. I kept reading the books anyways, though, because I was convinced that something exciting was going to happen eventually. It didn't.

And then came Survivors- Warrior cats, but with dogs, and ten times more miserable.

[MockSun]

To be fair, Survivors wasn't written by the four Erins we know, it's someone else who Harper Collins (their publisher) threw the Erin Hunter pen name on because it was based off of animals. Which makes things... slightly better, I suppose.