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Petalheart

Rank: Warrior(hunter), MossClan

Parents: (deceased)Hawkscar, (deceased)Falltail

Siblings: Frecklepaw, (deceased)Rosepaw, (deceased)Cloverkit

Mate: Ravenscar

Kits: None(yet~)

Ravenscar

Rank: Warrior(defender), MossClan

Parents: (deceased)Bunrtnose, (deceased)Rednose

Siblings: (deceased)Salmonfoot, (deceased)Rootthorn

Mate: Petalheart

Kits: None(yet~)

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Ravwnscar is a very tough and storm tempered tom who rarely shows a soft side... unless its Petalheart and Frecklepaw who are the family he no longer has. While the tiny bubbly Petalheart and her fairly shy brother happily accepted him.

IM GONNA CHOP OFF MY ARM I JUST HIT MY ELBOW SO HARD IT STARTED BLEEDING AND FUCK THIS SHIT

Currently beside me bed in case of emergency is a metal baseball bat, beside that a sweeper from cleaning earlier. Someone break in they gon be fucking swept to death. Be a-fucking-fraid.

Mood:

Watched my teacher yell out about how the supervolcano will explode and he was ready because he had the shitty cheese sticks that the school gives out. He was then doubted. The room is silent as he storms away coming back seconds later and throwing around 32 cheese sticks onto and at the student who doubted him.

List of Suffixes and Meanings

Personally, I love the idea of a cat’s suffix having meaning, so here’s a list of suffixes and their meanings as used in the Timelines universe. Some of these come from the traditional naming system, others are my own thoughts.

Rank Related Suffixes

Kit - A kitten below the age of six moons.

Paw - A young cat, older than six moons, still in training.

Star - A clan leader.

Skill Related Suffixes

Fur, pelt, stripe - A well rounded warrior with no particular talents.

Claw - An exceptionally skilled fighter.

Fang - A cat with notable skill in both hunting and fighting.

Whisker - An exceptionally skilled hunter.

Nose - A talented tracker.

Face - Indicating exceptional beauty.

Tail - A skilled and agile climber, sometimes used for tactically skilled cats.

Foot - A fast, agile cat.

Throat - A talented story-teller, capable of memorizing many tales and utting on a good performance.

Flower - A particularly maternal or paternal cat. Gender ratio skews towards female identifying cats, but is not unheard of for males.

Path - A good mentor.

Stream - Strong swimmer, Riverclan exclusive.

Song - A mediator, someone who knows how to appeal to different kinds of personalities and keep the peace.

Personality Related Suffixes

Cloud - A calm, patient, and gentle personality.

Storm - Opposite to -cloud, a tumultuous, unpredictable personality. Frequently given to cats with a pension for drama and gossip.

Step - Someone who embodies the traits of their prefix; most commonly paired with animal prefixes.

Wing, Feather - A cat who showed exceptional growth, and ‘spread their wings’, or overcame intense adversity.

Flight - A forward thinker, creative problem solver, unwilling to accept ‘that’s just the way things are’, someone who strives for constant improvement. Stubborn.

Heart - Someone with strong morals, willing to stand up against injustice and fight for what they believe is right.

Wish - A daydreamer, someone lacking ambition, content to be a follower.

Whisper - A quiet, non-oppositional cat.

Medicine Cat Exclusive

Leaf - Possesses an exceptional knowledge and understanding of plants and herbs.

Berry - Particularly skilled at the social aspect of their job, possessing empathy and understanding.

Shine - A cat who is deeply connected with Starclan and skilled at interpreting prophecies and signs from their ancestors.

Trauma Related Suffixes

Eye, Jaw, Ear - Relating to a disfiguring or debilitating injury which warrants a name change. Indicates that the cat is a survivor and overcame the odds to live through their injury. Other combinations of prefix and suffix can also indicate trauma, such as Halftail, Lostface.

Poetic 

Sometimes, a leader may give a suffix outside of the normal list, in reference to a great accomplishment (like -pool, given to Leafpool for her discovery of a new connection to Starclan) or because the suffix the cat deserves doesn’t pair well with their prefix (Substituting -foot with -runner, or -stream with -creek). Most rarely, just because it sounds nice and unique. 

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