Post by Cinder on Mar 30, 2015 16:32:57 GMT
LionClan
LionClan is tucked away from human interaction, giving the Clan very little trouble with two-legs.. However, the golden plains that they claim are not as empty as they would like. Complimenting the name, not too far from the Camp resides a pride of lions. Before the Pride's cave, sun-colored grass covers every inch of land. If not golden foliage, sand-colored trees that reach to the sky in an odd shape with dull green leaves. Very few greenery, although small patches of "oasis" are scattered throughout their large territory.
These patches of land are accompanied by a small pool of crystal clear water and shade-casting trees. Lush green grass and wet earth- These are the prime spots for hunting.
Their dens are burrowed deep within the burning sand, supported by sticks and pillars of sandstone scraped with claws marks of former warriors.
Each den is made equal in style, though size varies according to ranks.
The leader's den is a compacted den beneath the dried roots of an old tree. Tall grass hides the entrance, as well as the entangled roots.
The Medicine Cat den is in between two large sandstone rocks, a small drop down into a cool chamber with very good lighting. A small stream flows into the miniature cave, pooling in the very center of the den before trailing back into the cracks of the walls in an opposite direction.
In the heart of their territory, a large river cracks the golden face of the savanna. Rushing water is all one can hear when near said river, as well as the hoof beats of wildabeasts in the distance. This is a dangerous place.. For apprentice's to gain their warrior name, their final test is to swim across the raging torrent, catch prey, and bring it back across.
To add comfort and originality to their nests, they use wild cotton grown near or the feathers of birds of prey that are rarely brought down.
LionClan's territory is vast and holds a diverse amount of prey within it's borders. That is why it is such a constant battle to mark their borders along the lion's pride, as the larger group of cats often test and tease the smaller felines markers.
LionClan is tucked away from human interaction, giving the Clan very little trouble with two-legs.. However, the golden plains that they claim are not as empty as they would like. Complimenting the name, not too far from the Camp resides a pride of lions. Before the Pride's cave, sun-colored grass covers every inch of land. If not golden foliage, sand-colored trees that reach to the sky in an odd shape with dull green leaves. Very few greenery, although small patches of "oasis" are scattered throughout their large territory.
These patches of land are accompanied by a small pool of crystal clear water and shade-casting trees. Lush green grass and wet earth- These are the prime spots for hunting.
Their dens are burrowed deep within the burning sand, supported by sticks and pillars of sandstone scraped with claws marks of former warriors.
Each den is made equal in style, though size varies according to ranks.
The leader's den is a compacted den beneath the dried roots of an old tree. Tall grass hides the entrance, as well as the entangled roots.
The Medicine Cat den is in between two large sandstone rocks, a small drop down into a cool chamber with very good lighting. A small stream flows into the miniature cave, pooling in the very center of the den before trailing back into the cracks of the walls in an opposite direction.
In the heart of their territory, a large river cracks the golden face of the savanna. Rushing water is all one can hear when near said river, as well as the hoof beats of wildabeasts in the distance. This is a dangerous place.. For apprentice's to gain their warrior name, their final test is to swim across the raging torrent, catch prey, and bring it back across.
To add comfort and originality to their nests, they use wild cotton grown near or the feathers of birds of prey that are rarely brought down.
LionClan's territory is vast and holds a diverse amount of prey within it's borders. That is why it is such a constant battle to mark their borders along the lion's pride, as the larger group of cats often test and tease the smaller felines markers.