How to Make a Descriptive Warrior Cats Territory
Ask yourself these questions: What is the basic territory?, Now that you have the most basic of territory, get specific., Now describe why all of these places are dangerous, filled with prey, apprentices are trained there., Now that you have the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Ask yourself these questions: What is the basic territory?
What do the Clan cats look like? What is the Clan called? What do they hunt? You want to make sure that they all fit together. -
Step 2: Now that you have the most basic of territory
You should have all of these questions answered:
Where do your cats hunt? Where do apprentices train? Where are all the herbs found? Where have battles been fought? Are there any dangerous areas? Where is bedding found? Where do they hunt? (include great hunting spots, lesser hunting spots, and places where prey is slightly scarce) , This isn't difficult.
Prey usually stays near food.
You can say prey is there because there are fruits, nuts, berries, herbs, etc.
You can say badgers are attracted to the nice dens, that snakes stay in the rocks, that there is quicksand, or that the rocks are slippery and a cat could fall. , Once you have the drawing, look at it.
Figure out where you might decide to make your camp if you lived there.
Pick somewhere that isn't too near a river, a dangerous area, or somewhere prey is abundant.
If they stayed near water, there would be floods.
If they stayed near a dangerous area, kits would sneak out and get hurt less than a fox-length out of camp.
If they were too close to prey, the prey would be scared away. , You should add a leader's den, a medicine den, a warriors' den, an apprentices' den, and elders' den, and a nursery. -
Step 3: get specific.
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Step 4: Now describe why all of these places are dangerous
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Step 5: filled with prey
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Step 6: apprentices are trained there.
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Step 7: Now that you have the basic territory filled out
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Step 8: draw a picture of it
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Step 9: and DON'T include the camp in your drawing.
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Step 10: Now that you have placed your camp
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Step 11: it is time to place the dens
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Step 12: the fresh-kill pile
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Step 13: the high rock
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Step 14: and anything else you want to add in your camp.
Detailed Guide
What do the Clan cats look like? What is the Clan called? What do they hunt? You want to make sure that they all fit together.
You should have all of these questions answered:
Where do your cats hunt? Where do apprentices train? Where are all the herbs found? Where have battles been fought? Are there any dangerous areas? Where is bedding found? Where do they hunt? (include great hunting spots, lesser hunting spots, and places where prey is slightly scarce) , This isn't difficult.
Prey usually stays near food.
You can say prey is there because there are fruits, nuts, berries, herbs, etc.
You can say badgers are attracted to the nice dens, that snakes stay in the rocks, that there is quicksand, or that the rocks are slippery and a cat could fall. , Once you have the drawing, look at it.
Figure out where you might decide to make your camp if you lived there.
Pick somewhere that isn't too near a river, a dangerous area, or somewhere prey is abundant.
If they stayed near water, there would be floods.
If they stayed near a dangerous area, kits would sneak out and get hurt less than a fox-length out of camp.
If they were too close to prey, the prey would be scared away. , You should add a leader's den, a medicine den, a warriors' den, an apprentices' den, and elders' den, and a nursery.
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