Post by Cap'n Tassie on Apr 30, 2013 10:46:39 GMT -5
Kit: 0-6 moons
Apprentice: 6-13 moons
Warrior: 13-70+ moons
Senior Warrior: 70-90+ moons
Elder: 90+ moons
Remember, it is preferred that either a senior warrior or older warrior is made deputy because they have more experience and (if they have) mentored possibly more than one apprentice. However, young cats should be given apprentices too, and if you as a leader believe they have had lots of experience, occasionally made deputy. Okay, so your cat is going to age. It's nothing to get upset over! As stated in the rules, elders can be played as grumpy OR kind with the occasional complaint; whichever you find goes better with your cat's personality when he or she was a warrior. Elders have duties as well, you know, so they're not the most boring things in the world! Here are some elder duties:
• Rub certain herbs on a cat's body when they have passed away to disguise the scent of death.
• Take dead cats out of camp to bury them.
• Often will tell stories about Clan life as it was when they were growing up.
• They do not have to catch their own food, nor do hunting patrols or fight, except to defend if necessary.
Anyway, I've also decided to bring the tradition of each apprentice traveling to Moonstone before being made a warrior back!
Yay! So now all you leaders must keep this in mind before making your apprentices warriors:
• The apprentice must have visited Moonstone.
• The apprentice must pass their hunting assessment.
• The apprentice must have learned enough from their mentor.
Apprentice: 6-13 moons
Warrior: 13-70+ moons
Senior Warrior: 70-90+ moons
Elder: 90+ moons
Remember, it is preferred that either a senior warrior or older warrior is made deputy because they have more experience and (if they have) mentored possibly more than one apprentice. However, young cats should be given apprentices too, and if you as a leader believe they have had lots of experience, occasionally made deputy. Okay, so your cat is going to age. It's nothing to get upset over! As stated in the rules, elders can be played as grumpy OR kind with the occasional complaint; whichever you find goes better with your cat's personality when he or she was a warrior. Elders have duties as well, you know, so they're not the most boring things in the world! Here are some elder duties:
• Rub certain herbs on a cat's body when they have passed away to disguise the scent of death.
• Take dead cats out of camp to bury them.
• Often will tell stories about Clan life as it was when they were growing up.
• They do not have to catch their own food, nor do hunting patrols or fight, except to defend if necessary.
Anyway, I've also decided to bring the tradition of each apprentice traveling to Moonstone before being made a warrior back!
Yay! So now all you leaders must keep this in mind before making your apprentices warriors:• The apprentice must have visited Moonstone.
• The apprentice must pass their hunting assessment.
• The apprentice must have learned enough from their mentor.