Shrewfur's youngest brother, and the most "normal" of the family. His intelligence could be considered average, even below so, and learned to navigate the world via experience and practice. Despite this he enjoys learning in his own way, and relishes in failure because he finds little to be gained in skill from victory. Success may bring glory, but Cloudcatcher seeks the honor of the challenge. Out of the three, he was the most in touch with his emotions, and was never was one for all the overthinking and mental posturing her sisters engaged in, holed up their dens trying to outwit the world, or each other. Of them, he was the most grounded and sociable, and never spent too much time thinking about things before jumping to act. His strength was in his words, knowing just what to say comrades on the battlefield and off. He follows his impulses and often gets himself into trouble, especially concerning matters of war. He believes in the sanctity of the warrior code as fervently as Shrewfur, and wants to become the strongest warrior he can in order to embody those ideals.

Cloudcatcher is heavily invested in the war, and hates the concept of Lichenclan, and still feels the sting of losing his parents and brother, Acorn.

+: Driven, Strong, Inspiring
-: Instigator, Vengeful, "Shoot first, ask later"

Pro War, Tribe Neutral, Anti-Finch

Forestripple is Shrewfur's sister, and like true siblings, they share many similarities and just as many differences. Like Shrew, she was blessed with the family spark of intelligence, but her ideas aren't as lofty of abstract as Shrew's (although they regularly get into it. Instead, she find it easier to put her thoughts and ideas into action, and suffers less of the mental blocks her sister does. She also shares none of her sister's innocence. Her style is cool, moody and somewhat mysterious, and she like to keep those who dont know her well guessing (especially toms shes interested in) Unlike her siblings, Forestripple is an accomplished hunter. She tends to not want to bother with small talk, instead filling her precursor to deep conversation with grey humor and sarcasm. She errs on the side of pessimism, but is also more pragmatic and accepting of reality as it is.

Admires efficiency, like her sister. Although she loves her, she can get frustrated with her screw ups and anxiety, and her brother's impulsiveness.

Anti-War, Anti-Tribe, Neutral on Finchstar and Redfox

Positive: Intelligent, Unconcerned, Emo, Dependable
Negative: Emo, Sarcastic, Coy

Bee is Sunrise's younger-in-spirit sister. Bee is an empath like her sister, and has a good feel for reading the emotional states of others. This makes her sensitive to incoming emotion as well, being lifted up by a happy moment with friends or brought down by a sad tale. She loves to make connections, and meet new cats. She is noted for her kindness, even to those that wrong her, and has a tendency to worry when she sees someone in distress.

She is also a talented cat, to whom things like techniques, motions, and procedures come easily. After a few demonstration, she'd emulate whatever was being shown, although she wouldn't be able to tell you how, or teach it. Following orders is akin to following a process, so she prefers to follow orders rather than make decisions.

Flame saw this from an early age, initially outclassing both Sunrise and Fox as hunters. As they grew, Flame pushed for her to excel in every category she could, and pit her against the other two. Sunrise fought with her father frequently over this, and encouraged he to move at her own pace, becoming overly protective of her.

Even now, Flame and Sunrise will barb each other about Bee. Caught in this tug of war between the family, she feels stuck. She yearns for her own life away from their constant presence, but has little idea of how best to reach her fullest potential and break away from their whims.

+: Empathic, Talented, Kind
-: Sheltered, Submissive, Listless

Flame is Sunrise's Father. He has the benefit of a lifetime of service under his belt, and the Tribe benefits from his advice, having seen through thick and thin. Having lived through decadence and crisis, he find he remembers the crisis' a lot more, and strives to have a response to any situation that might arise. Through that time, he has become set in his ways, and respects the naturalist roots of their past.

He served as a proud an active stone guard during his youth, rising through the ranks to become one of their most trusted members. When a catastrophe struck the prey-hunters, he left the stone guards, and honed his hunting skills there in order to help the tribe where it was needed most. He met his mate on the team.

After she passed, he became harder on his children, wanting them to be able to have the means to live self-sufficiently no matter the situation. He worked hard to provide them with that they desired, but at the same time pushed his children to be as ambitious as they could be. He did everything he could to light a fire of determination in them, and withholding the positive reinforcement they strove for.

Flame noticed Sunrise's efforts to join the Stone Guards, and found them misguided. He went to both Moth and the Head Stone Guard, and explained her situation. When Sunrise found out about this, she attacked him, and left the family den.

They have since reconciled, but if he is proud of her daughter, he would still be hard pressed to laud her achievements. To him, there is always more to be done. Their relationship has cooled and revived since Sunrise accepted her place among the hunters, but and now that she is his boss, there is an added amount of tension between them.

Suggested Age: Around 65 moons

Positive: Prepared, Traditional, Experienced
Negative: Unrelenting, Reserved, "Not easily impressed"