- Jun 6, 2022
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───── The battle for WindClan is over, and what remains is a ruined camp and a thick, swampy sensation of uncertainty. For so long they have lived under Sootstar's rule, fought for and against her; to forge a new path is a terrifying thought. But like every journey, it is to be made one step at a time. While this is not a badge event, we're hoping that these prompts will help WindClan find their way.
01. Your character notices that several of their clanmates are having a hard time with this adjustment, and tries to cheer them up.
02. Your character heads back towards the barn with a few of their clanmates, seeking out the few belongings or supplies that were left behind, as well as saying their farewells to the barn cats that helped them through their difficult times.
03. The key to a good night's sleep is...not having a camp filled with ruined nests and old memories. Your character spends some time getting rid of that distinct Loyalist Smell left around camp.
04. With the medicine den being terribly full as of late, it almost seems like their entrance is a revolving door. Your character swings by to leave some prey for the injured that reside there (and offer a paw to Wolfsong).
05. The loyalists are still out there, there's no avoiding that. Your character is part of a patrol following their scent trail, ensuring that everyone is gone, and that there are no bad surprises lying in wait.
06. A border patrol comes across another clan– Sun has asked the cats to remain quiet about Sootstar and his own state. Does that make things terribly awkward? How does it feel to be back on a border patrol after so long?
07. Your character ends up tasked with the mundane chore of repairing the gorse wall. The plethora of thorns that make up their dense protector are all the more apparent with leafbare, and the monotonous job certainly needs some good company.
08. The tunnels beneath the clan are ever-changing, and WindClan's tunnelers have been gone for far too long. A few take it upon themselves to check back in on the winding veins of their territory. Is everything intact? Safe to use?
09. There are some bodies that WindClan can never recover. Even still, we can honor those that remain. Your character spends some time tidying WindClan's graveyard, and properly caring for those that rest there.
10. Our sudden influx of kittens comes at a difficult time. They're helpful, and also horrible distractions. Your character, willingly or not, ends up being the one helping the poor queens keep them out from under the warriors' paws.
11. To build on the earlier tunnel issue, another group realizes that the loyalists could have added or found a plethora of new entrances and exits. They would make easy ambush routes....
12. And the tunnel to RiverClan remains unfinished...right? They should check up on that too, now that it's on our minds.
13. At least some of the chores are more boring. There's a lot of boring upkeep to be done: fixing anything that may have been destroyed in the battle or fallen into disrepair with the loyalists, going through the prey pile for anything rotten, or bringing home more to feed the empty bellies.
14. Your character ends up swapping stories with someone on the opposite side of the border: a character that remained in camp, or one that managed to escape to the border, fills in the gaps for the other.
15. Winning the battle doesn't end the threat of Granitepelt's newfound followers. Your character has been encouraged to spar with a (uninjured) friend — something lighthearted and encouraging, with a reminder to keep strong.
01. Your character notices that several of their clanmates are having a hard time with this adjustment, and tries to cheer them up.
02. Your character heads back towards the barn with a few of their clanmates, seeking out the few belongings or supplies that were left behind, as well as saying their farewells to the barn cats that helped them through their difficult times.
03. The key to a good night's sleep is...not having a camp filled with ruined nests and old memories. Your character spends some time getting rid of that distinct Loyalist Smell left around camp.
04. With the medicine den being terribly full as of late, it almost seems like their entrance is a revolving door. Your character swings by to leave some prey for the injured that reside there (and offer a paw to Wolfsong).
05. The loyalists are still out there, there's no avoiding that. Your character is part of a patrol following their scent trail, ensuring that everyone is gone, and that there are no bad surprises lying in wait.
06. A border patrol comes across another clan– Sun has asked the cats to remain quiet about Sootstar and his own state. Does that make things terribly awkward? How does it feel to be back on a border patrol after so long?
07. Your character ends up tasked with the mundane chore of repairing the gorse wall. The plethora of thorns that make up their dense protector are all the more apparent with leafbare, and the monotonous job certainly needs some good company.
08. The tunnels beneath the clan are ever-changing, and WindClan's tunnelers have been gone for far too long. A few take it upon themselves to check back in on the winding veins of their territory. Is everything intact? Safe to use?
09. There are some bodies that WindClan can never recover. Even still, we can honor those that remain. Your character spends some time tidying WindClan's graveyard, and properly caring for those that rest there.
10. Our sudden influx of kittens comes at a difficult time. They're helpful, and also horrible distractions. Your character, willingly or not, ends up being the one helping the poor queens keep them out from under the warriors' paws.
11. To build on the earlier tunnel issue, another group realizes that the loyalists could have added or found a plethora of new entrances and exits. They would make easy ambush routes....
12. And the tunnel to RiverClan remains unfinished...right? They should check up on that too, now that it's on our minds.
13. At least some of the chores are more boring. There's a lot of boring upkeep to be done: fixing anything that may have been destroyed in the battle or fallen into disrepair with the loyalists, going through the prey pile for anything rotten, or bringing home more to feed the empty bellies.
14. Your character ends up swapping stories with someone on the opposite side of the border: a character that remained in camp, or one that managed to escape to the border, fills in the gaps for the other.
15. Winning the battle doesn't end the threat of Granitepelt's newfound followers. Your character has been encouraged to spar with a (uninjured) friend — something lighthearted and encouraging, with a reminder to keep strong.
