★ Create A Clan Fanclub V.3 ★

[hazilnut]

Boy y'all wanna talk about plans? *rubs hands together* Cuz pal I got me some plans.

I not particular order besides how my brain decides to assort random ideas I give you the very-long-list-of-disjointed-notions-soon-or-not-so-soon-to-befall-Beechclan!

-Malloweyes cuts out cat's toungues afer they die to keep starclan from speaking
-smoothpetal and webwing gonna get in trouble with a capital T over kits and make there way to Yewclan eventually
-that whole earing tag thing, assigned mates, and other sorting systems
-DENS!! SHOCK!! HORROR!!! And an enforced militaristic curfew
-essentially a totalitarianism government complete with it's own corrupted youth guard!
-cougarheart becomes the first permanent queen (queens that feed and care for kits until they are weaned- SCIENCE!) bc mallow's system waits for no mother! And she is ticked as heck but also alive
-Clay and Spark become our lovely political comedians/commenters and are silenced in appreciation
-once the clan reaches 50-60 strong ALL OUT WAR!!
-I'm talking full on attacking everyone- you need a clan dispersed or destroyed for any reason? Hit up neo-Beechclan
-a finally liberated new gen completely without guidance and no clue how to be a civilized clan
-like total bloodlust for every cat woo-hoo!
-'The Dog Days are Over'

[amethyst14]

@Hazilnut

I am kind of glad I am not the only one with this kind of thinking! I get all these ideas of what to do but I have to remember that my clan is still fairly new and I will need to spread out my ideas. For now I just have to settle with torturing a few current cats. I had a plan for Cloudstar where he gets caught in a forbidden romance by a she cat that is far to ambitious for her own good. She is the one that caught Cloudstar of course and would black mail him into being her mate. Sadly though I can not do that because that is considered forced and I asked a mod about it. So now I have thought of a thousand other things to torture them.

[eltonn]

@hazil

ooohh... FlaymxMallow or FlaymxMyMysteryCat??? mmm.. choices, choices...

they should totally plan together though

[Ember!]

@hazil
... Wow, your plans always have me speechless, haha! I just really love your ideas man, neo-Beechclan sounds interesting.. :o

@Winter
Really late here, but I'm glad to see you back! I'll miss Mossclan, but Redclan sounds neat! Can't wait to read 'em! ;3

Psst, just gonna drop an update on my cat pic gallery. ;w; Three documents now!!

[hazilnut]

@amethyst

Yes bullet points are he best way to plan! And to if you wanna brainstorm tortures for your cats just hit me up~ I'm all about that angst!

@seed

Flaym x mystery cat but only cuz Mallow is over 100!

And we definitely need to get together and plan our little dictator kitties! Plots and references shall be made!

@ember

Ahh thankie!! I'm real excited for them to come around as well! I just hope my execution is up to par qwq

@Winter

Whoop I'm late to the restart party but I've been reading your plans and I love them! Though if you wanna go color theme Greenclan isn't a bad idea. Red and green are opposites and all. But I do love Yellow clan!

[xXocea]

@hazil
Haha thanks!! I actually contemplated calling them Greenclan when I saw seed's suggestion of Yellowclan...
Yellow just screamed evil to me for some reason. (I'm just thinking humongous dark brown, thickly black striped cats with yellow or amber eyes. Maybe a bit of white on the throat or paws. Something like this. Such evil.)

Oo~ I reaaally like your plans!! xD I like how you and seed are going for more devious clans I guess?? Idk how to describe it. c; But you both seem like your gonna have alot of angsty power struggles, and tons of leadership changes. #MayJoinYourGroup

EDIT: I just realized with all my white cats (Bearstar, Dove, his future daughter) no-one really can visualize or know what they truly look like without white. Sure I explained a bit of it and described what they'd look like without white (very vaguely), but I may get some images up of what they'd look like!!
(As well as possibly explain some genetics to them and all)

[tauriel.]

@Winter
-SCREAMING- YOUR BACK!!! Welcome back!! I'll miss Mossclan but I'm excited to read about your new clan. I'd love to take Sparrow, she's definitely welcome in Caveclan. Hawk would love to see her again.

@Hazil
Wow. Neo-Beechclan sounds really interesting! I'll be reading your posts.

[miss universe]

Hey guys! With Kat's permission, i made Create a Starship Crew! i hope some of you join! c:

[eltonn]

Hey guys! With Kat's permission, i made Create a Starship Crew! i hope some of you join! c:

my brain went star trek on me there.
i love jonovan help

[xXocea]

@tauriel.
*SCREMS INCOHERENT THINGS BACK AT YOU*
YESSS, I IS BACK!!! Thank you for the welcome. c;
I was worried how you'd take this. xD Glad your willing to take in Sparrow though!! :D

@Redclan Genetics & Stuff
So earlier I said I may decide to explain the genetics side and such to my cats, as well as reveal their appearances under all that white!
('Cause the dominant white they carry only "masks" their colours. They aren't really white. They are quite normal underneath it all,
and can pass on their normal fur colour onto their children.

So without further ado here's what my kitty's look like non-white!
Bearstar - Now he's a lovely ginger tom, with a bit of white to his chin! (He carries minimal White Spotting. Different from Dominant White)
Dove - Bearstar's mama! She's a colour-point under all that white!! A ginger (red) flame-point to be exact! She's a ragdoll.
Mysterykit - Bearstar's daughter!! She's a beautiful tortie with some white on her chest! this was her before pic, as a white kitty.

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Now I'm going to get into the genetics of things and explain what different genes and such my cats carry

Dove - Dove is a ginger (red) cat who is dominant for colour-point. (flame-point) If bred to another colour-point or to someone who carries colour-point she can have colour-point babies. This was not the case however as Harebelly has no colour-point genes running in his line. However this gene is passed down as recessive to all her kits. So if they're bred to a colour-point they can have colour-point babies. (Say Mouseypool bred with Troutdust they could have colour-point babies)
She also carries dilute (recessive does not show up) so if bred to a dilute tom (like she was) she can have dilute babies (Like Mouseypool! A grey & red calico. - I know, her pic isn't a dilute calico but it was close enough)
Dove has Dominant white, which means she is completely white. However it does not affect her other colour genes. Underneath, and genetically she is still a flame-point cat. She can have a 50% chance of passing it down to any of her children. (Such as in Bearstar)
Dove is a solid she-cat (not carrying the tabby gene). However she does have very faint stripes on her (red) ginger patches despite this. (red) Ginger cats will always have stripes no matter if they carry or not. She will never have any tabby children unless bred to a tabby. Even then it's a 50-50% chance whether her kits will be tabby or solid, if the tabby she's bred to has the solid gene.

Harebelly - Pretty straight forward for him! He is a grey mackerel tabby. He is dominant for dilute so it makes his fur which would've been black, blue. (or grey) If bred to a dilute female, or a carrier of dilute he can have diluted offspring.
He also carries 50-100% white spotting. So his kids will always have at least 0-50% white spotting.
He does not carry colour-point and cannot bear colour-point children.

Troutdust - Not apart of the family.
Troutdust is a colour-point tom. If bred to another colour-point, or a carrier he can have colour-point children.
He does not have the white-spotting gene, however if bred to someone who does half of their children can have it.
Troutdust is a short-haired (black) seal-point siamese, who carries the dilute gene. If bred to someone who is a dilute themselves, he can have dilute children. He also does not carry the long-haired gene. None of his kits will have long-hair.
He is a solid, and therefore does not carry the tabby gene. He will never have any tabby children unless bred to a tabby. Even then it's a 50-50% chance whether his kits will be tabby or solid, if the tabby he's bred to has the solid gene.

Mouseypool - Daughter of Dove & Harebelly. She does not carry Dove's dominant white. Nor if she colour-pointed. She does however carry the colour-point and can have colour-point babies should she be bred to another colour-point. (Like Troutdust for example)
She has 0-50% white spotting given to her from her father. She will pass this onto her children half of the time.
Mouseypool is a dilute cat, like her father. She took one copy of the gene from her father, then took the recessive dilute gene from her mother. It dilutes her normally (red) ginger & black fur to cream & (blue) grey.
Mouseypool is female and hence took the colour genes from both her parents (the red/cream & the blue/black) making her a tortoiseshell. All her female children will be tortoiseshell's such as herself, while her son's will either take her red genes, or her black genes. Should she be bred to another dilute, or a dilute-carrier her children could become cream as opposed to red, or (blue) grey as opposed to black.
Mouseypool is a mackerel tabby thanks to her dad, but she does carry the solid gene from her mum. When bred to a solid cat she has a chance of having half of them turn out solid.

Bearstar - Son of Dove & Harebelly. He carries along Dove's dominant white and hence can pass it onto his children 50% of the time. (In the case of Mysterykit)
Underneath the dominant white he is a (red) ginger mackerel tabby with 0-50% white spotting. He will pass this on to his children half of the time.
He did not take on his mother's colour-point gene for his father did not carry it. Bearstar however should he be mated to a colour-point can have colour-point offspring, for his carries it reccessively.
Bearstar did not get the dilute gene from his father, and mother's recessive genes. He does however carry. If bred to a dilute cat he can have dilute babies.
Bearstar is a mackerel tabby thanks to his dad, but he does carry the solid gene from his mum. When bred to a solid cat he has a chance of having half of them turn out solid.

Ashenfrost - Mate to Bearstar. She has a condition called Vitilgo, however it is not genetic and will not pass to any of her children. It causes melanin to stop producing in certain areas leaving white non-pigmented splotches in her fur.
Ashenfrost is a black cat who does not carry the dilute gene. She will never have (blue) grey children.
She is a solid, and therefore does not carry the tabby gene. She will never have any tabby children unless bred to a tabby. Even then it's a 50-50% chance whether her kits will be tabby or solid, if the tabby she's bred to has the solid gene.
Short-haired she-cat. Carries long-hair. If bred to long-hair, can have Long-hair kits.
Additionally she does not have the white-spotting gene, however if bred to someone who does half of their children can have it.
She is not colour-pointed nor carries the gene.

Mysterykit - Daughter to Bearstar & Ashenfrost. She too is a Dominant white cat who can in turn pass it onto her children 50%
of the time. She has this due to her father, and grand-mother.
Underneath the white Mysterykit is a tortoiseshell w/white. Otherwise known as a calico. She carries 0-50% white spotting underneath her fur from her father Bearstar.
She is not a dilute as her aunt Mouseypool is, and does not carry the gene. She will never have (blue) grey children.
Mysterykit is female and hence took the colour genes from both her parents (the (red) ginger & the black) making her a tortoiseshell. All her female children will be tortoiseshell's such as herself, while her son's will either take her red genes, or her black genes.
Mysterykit is a solid she-cat (not carrying the tabby gene), and does not display tabby-stripes on her black patches. However she does have very faint stripes on her (red) ginger patches despite this. (red) Ginger cats will always have stripes no matter if they carry or not. She will never have any tabby children unless bred to a tabby. Even then it's a 50-50% chance whether her kits will be tabby or solid, if the tabby she's bred to has the solid gene.
She did not take on her father's recessive colour-point gene for her mother did not carry it. Mysterykit however should she be mated to a colour-point can have colour-point offspring, for she carries it reccessively.

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Here are what the results would be if I bred to following pairs together:
(I do very realistic genetics for my cats when they have kits)

Dove x Harebelly

All of the children will be Mackerel tabbies. (But carry solid from Dove)
All of the children will be long-haired.

None of the children will be Colour-point. (But will carry from Dove)

Half of the children will have 0 white spotting. Half of the children will have 0-50% white-spotting. (minimal)
Half of the children will be dilute. Half of the children will not.
Half of the children will be Dominant White. Half of the children will not.

All of the female kits they have will be Tortoiseshell.
All of the male kits they have will be (red) Ginger.

Bearstar x Ashenfrost

None of the children will be Colour-point (But will carry from Bearstar)
None of the children will be Dilute.

Half of the children will be mackerel tabbies. Half of the children will be Solid.
Half of the children will be Dominant White. Half of the children will not.
Half of the children will have 0 white spotting. Half of the children will have 0-50% white-spotting. (minimal)
Half of the children will be Short-haired. Half of the children will be Long-haired.

All of the female kits they have will be Tortoiseshell.
All of the male kits they have will be Black.

Troutdust x Mouseypool (Hypothetical)

All of the children will be Short-haired.

Half of the children will be mackerel tabbies. Half of the children will be Solid.
Half of the children will be Colour-point. Half of the children will not. (But carry Colour-point)
Half of the children will have 0 white spotting. Half of the children will have 0-50% white-spotting. (minimal)
Half of the children will be dilute. Half of the children will not.

All of the female kits they have will be Tortoiseshell.
Half of the male kits they will have will be Black. Half of the male kits they will have will be (red) Ginger.