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20 | send me your warriors names and i’ll give you feedback. author of applepaw on discord

[eelclaw]

t4t birchfall and whitewing

[fairypaw]

“Is that a new star? Do you think it’s her?”

“Leafpool?”

“I don’t know, but I know she’s watching over you.” Bramblestar pressed closer.

“She’s watching over the whole Clan.” A lump pressed in Squirrelflight’s throat. “She always will.”

how to stop a drought: make tumblr user reian read squilfs hope again.

[catkalope]

Hollykit: "Why does Leafpool look so sad?" A stroll through camp! Art made by Catkalope

[the-orthrus]

“blood will spill blood”

[i-lovewing-dovewing]

i wish the books would’ve expanded on lionblaze and squirrelflight’s relationship more

[thewisestdino]

Scene from Thief in Thunderclan bc I love Brightheart <3

[virider]

[exocynraku]

Jayfeather & Half Moon

[marblerose-rue]

click for better quality!

c'mon, sleepyhead / crookedstar and silverkit

[violetparakeetdraweroffurries]

Thinking of renaming Leafpool -> Maplesplash and Squirrelflight -> Kestrelscorch. Their canon names are iconic but the urge to rename them to something that fits a theme and reflects their personalities is stronger

Also, Kestrel is the older sibling, and they have more siblings

Sandstorm -> Morningstorm. It's just pretty. Redtail and Runningwind wanted a pretty name for a pretty kitty

Dovewing -> Dovelight & Ivypool -> Ivyshadow. Really wanted an angel/devil motif w/ them since they were dragged into a war between the holy and the damned w/o having a choice in the matter, and them passing on their appearances to their healer children reflects how their trauma continues to haunt them and will repeat themselves for as long as they, and the Clans at large, continue to be overexposed to StarClan's will and the idea that destiny and dichotomous morality is all consuming. In this essay I will-

Also Frostpaw is an Ivy child and a charcoal marble torbie. Bristle, Flip, and Thrift will get a different mom

It'll be funny if Dove named her palest kit Shadowkit

Ivy should've been more heavily scarred. The Dark Forest is not a kind place, and her scars and broken jaw are a holdover from her time there. The jaw in particular is important; it's not a liability in combat and the sharp teeth can even stab opponents, but it makes her life outside of battle more difficult.

Twigbranch -> Morningkit & Violetkit -> Eveningkit. They were less than a day old when they are found, their mom nowhere to be found. It's obvious that the gray tabby is older, as she was dry and fluffy while the bicolor kit is wet and has a piece of caul on her head. Sparkpaw, still grieving her grandma's passing, names the tabby after Morningstorm. Needlepaw, seeing the time they found them, names her after the moment she fell in love with the baby. The party wonders about the circumstances of Morningstorm and Mistfeather's deaths, and wonder if the kits and the deaths are part of the prophecy

[squirrelflightstar]

alderheart

[sunstartle]

things i want to be real: this

[gayleafpool]

people will praise fathers in warrior cats for doing the literal bare minimum and then turn around and tear mothers down for making even the smallest mistake or even just. not doing something the way they want to do it. like why does shellheart get praised for being a good dad all he did was Not Be Mean to crookedstar he barely even tried to intervene when rainflower was horrible to him again he did like the literal bare minimum. i have to see people say that if crowfeather knew about the three from the start he would’ve loved them as if we don’t have textual evidence that he’s a bad father. and then you’ve got people bending over backwards to say why characters like sasha or sparkpelt are terrible mothers who deserve to be hated by their kids. idk it’s crazy

[powderseas]

they turned moral orel into cats......

[squirrelflightstar]

sparkpelt

[iamfabiloz]

how do we feel about nightheart now

[cheecats]

An AU where Hollyleaf gets to actually talk to someone who understands exactly why she did what she did much sooner & in turn prevents her from feeling totally isolated and acting out as a result.