"The clans will separate, and kin from fire will return." In this fanfic novel, a small orange tabby ventures into a forest. He discovers the forest Clans, and finds more about their secrets. But one thing remains: the mysterious prophecy. Will the clans fall apart? Will the kin of fire remain loyal to his new home? Only time will tell... Original "Warriors" series: Erin Hunter Fan made by: Writing4warriors Editors: Wild4Writting team Writer and Illustrator: lead writer of Wild4Writting

(Warrior Cats belong to Erin Hunter) Here you can find tips for making clans, names, and more!

Dawncurl is born into perfection. Her mother always told her that life was a blessing and that she should never take it for granted. However since the birth of she and her brother, she was instantly cast aside by her father who favored her brother and claimed he would be heir to the throne. However, the roles will soon reverse when Dawncurl is discovered to be a skilled strategist and combatant. Not just skilled, but a prodigy. With this information she is finally given the praise she's always craved from her father. Along the journey, she finds out her family isn't so perfect and she will become the victim of it all. As a looming darkness unfolds, Dawncurl will fall under the hold of her father. Adoring his praise, she goes to grave measures to ensure that she keeps it, no matter the consequences; even if it means hurting the cats that she loves most.

I've seen a couple guides on making warrior OCs, so I'm here to make my own version. Hopefully this helps! It has everything from styles of naming your cat to disabilities! It even has a recently added Medicine Cat guide that is honestly the best one you'll find! (Wow!) Not just making warrior OCs anymore. There are some tips for writing Warriors fanfics in general as well. Seriously though, the medicine treatment guide is a really good tool.

This is the 2019 rewrite of the Warriors writing guide I originally wrote in 2015. It has been discontinued. See the latest version of this guide for accurate writing advice.

Cli•ché / Klē'SHē / Noun 1. A phrase or opinion that is overused and lacks original thought. 2. A stereotype or electrotype.