What is Silverpelt in warrior cats?
Silverpelt (Later on would become Silverstar), would be considered a cat unlike the others. When she was born, her mother, Mintheart, died shortly after her birth. Her father, Hornetstar, was tourmented by this event.
How do I name my warrior cat?
Here are a couple of tips to follow when creating your own warrior cat name:
- Think about natural elements, such as gold, pearls, rain and snow.
- Similarly take inspiration from weather and seasons, such as blizzard, hurricanes, Winter or Autumn.
- Look at cat-related words, such as paw, purr, stripes or feline.
Who were all the WindClan leaders?
Heatherstar is the leader of WindClan before Tallstar. Her medicine cats were Chiveclaw, Hawkheart, and Barkface, and her deputies were Gorsefoot, Reedfeather, and Talltail. Heatherstar was a wise and respected leader.
Who was the very first leader of ThunderClan?
Much respected for being the founder and the first leader of ThunderClan, Thunderstar is still remembered as a compassionate and courageous leader.
What do warriors call summer?
Greenleaf – The season of summer.
What does making dirt mean in Warriors?
Make dirt – to use the bathroom.
What is the weirdest warrior cat name?
Billystorm! Out of all of the five, Billystorm is the weirdest name. I still don’t know why a leader will call one of their warriors that. Billy is a kittypet name and he’s a warrior.
What was Heatherstar warrior name?
Heatherstep
On Vicky’s Facebook, Heatherstar’s warrior name was Heatherstep because she was so light-pawed that she could walk over dry heather without making a sound.
Who is leader of StarClan?
There is no specific leader for StarClan since there are many cats from all five Clans that work together. They are responsible for sending signs and omens to the living cats.
How many warriors does ThunderClan have?
ThunderClan-one leader, one deputy, two medicine cats, nine warriors, two apprentices, two queens, and three elders, which equals 20 cats.
What do ThunderClan cats eat?
List of prey animals
- Frogs.
- Toads.
- Eagles.
- Hawks.
- Falcons.
- Finches.
- Thrushes.
- Sparrows.