T3R3Z1 - Page 2

Alright guys, open for posting! All I need to know for a review is;

Description
Name
Gender
Personality
Skills
Notes that you may want me to take into consideration. See More▼

:D
Go ahead!

HOW TRADITIONAL NAMING WORKS-SUFFIXES

A suffix may describe a cat's skill [-claw for skilled fighter, -foot for a fast runner, -tail for a swift cat or good climber, -whisker for hunters, -nose for trackers, -leaf for VERY skilled medicine cats, -fang for a good hunter AND fighter, -flower for good, caring mothers and -stream for swimmers.]

A suffix may describe a cat's personality [-heart fir outspoken cats who will always believe that what they do is right, -cloud for patient, See More▼ mellow and slightly lax cats, and -storm for cats who have moody, low days, and dynamic, high days.]

Finally, a suffix may describe a cat's look [fur/pelt, -stripe for tabbies, -face for very attractive cats, -jaw for deformed jaw, rename only, -ear for torn/deformed ear, rename only, and -eye, again, rename only.]

There is also a unique suffix, -step. It can only be paired with an animal prefix, eg. Badgerstep. Badgerstep will step like a badger, Crowstep will be sly, clever and stel like a crow, Foxstep will be crafty and step like a fox. I think you get it.

HOW TRADITIONAL NAMING WORKS-PREFIXES

The prefix describes the cat.
It mainly describes the colour of the cat, but on some occasions, size.
The name has to be quite specific, you won't find a Finch-, but you may find a Brambling-.
The names cannot be vague.
Tree-, Bird- and Flower- aren't okay.
Elm-, Sparrow- and Dandelion- are fine. See More▼
The names are location-specific. The Clans live in England, you won't find cougars or wolves there.
However, there are many prefixes you may use.
Search up 'For Traditional Naming Guidance' to read more!