Warriors is a novel series written by Erin Hunter. The following is a list of characters whose allegiances are with "WindClan", as indicated by the allegiances section (character list) of the books.
WindClan cats live on a territory located on the open moors in the plains north of the forest. As such, WindClan cats are known for their speed and endurance, a skill that is imperative for hunting their main source of prey, rabbits.[1] WindClan have been driven off their territory by ShadowClan by the time Firestar enters the forest, but are soon brought back with the aid of Firestar and Graystripe.[2] WindClan are forced to deal with attacks from both ShadowClan and RiverClan throughout the series, as they are usually seen as being the weakest Clan. As a result, WindClan often allies itself with ThunderClan, a recurring relationship that has further repercussions in later series.
WindClan, along with the other Clans, undergoes a dramatic shift in territory during the course of The New Prophecy series. During the time that Crowfeather and the others are on their journey, much of WindClan's territory is destroyed as the twolegs proceed with their deforestation of the area.[3] Eventually WindClan and the other Clans are able to relocate to the lake territory, the WindClan camp of which is an area much resembling their old territory: wide-open hills and moors. A Twoleg horseplace (horse ranch) is located nearby, and occasionally dogs living there are set loose and chase the WindClan cats. The open hills give the greatest view of the surrounding area, and a WindClan cat crow paw is typically positioned on top of one of them as a lookout, able to detect threats much more quickly than in the forests. WindClan undergo a rather stressful period in leadership when Tallstar, their leader for the entirety of the series until this point, dies of old age and changes his successor from Mudclaw to Onewhisker at the last minute.[4]
By the time of the Power of Three series, WindClan have resolved to become completely hostile towards ThunderClan as a result of their being viewed as ThunderClan's "puppets" in the past. Onestar, once a warm and thoughtful friend of Firestar's, has completely withdrawn his previous relationship with the ThunderClan leader. WindClan cats often hunt prey near and over ThunderClan's borders, the reasoning being that ThunderClan is stretched too thin to defend itself. This attitude climaxes in Eclipse, when the entirety of WindClan sneak into ThunderClan's camp to start a huge battle involving all four Clans.[5]
Bluestar's Prophecy
editBluestar's Prophecy is a super-edition which was about the time from Bluestar was a kit to when she became leader and her death scene.
Heatherstar
editHeatherstar is a pinkish-gray she-cat with blue eyes. She was leader when ThunderClan attacked WindClan and accused ThunderClan for their unjust act. She chose Talltail as WindClan's deputy, who soon became Tallstar.[6]
Hawkheart
editHawkheart is a mottled dark brown tom with yellow eyes. He was once a fierce WindClan warrior but StarClan chose him to become a medicine cat. He killed Moonflower, Bluestar's mother, when Moonflower tried to destroy WindClan's herbs and threatened Bluepaw when she was in the camp.[6]
Warriors (Original Series)
editThe original series covers events in the story from Into the Wild to The Darkest Hour. Many characters mentioned here were introduced in the original series, but play minor or significant roles in The New Prophecy and Power of Three series as well.
Onestar
editOnestar, a small, mottled-brown tabby tom, is the current leader of WindClan. When Fireheart and Graystripe brought WindClan home in Fire and Ice, Onewhisker, became close friends with Fireheart and still retained this friendship even when WindClan were angry with ThunderClan for sheltering Brokentail.[2] In The Darkest Hour, in the battle with BloodClan, Onewhisker was nearly killed by the BloodClan leader, Scourge, if not for Firestar saving him.[7] Later, in Starlight, Tallstar appoints Onewhisker deputy on the brink of death, which meant that Onestar was now the leader of WindClan, though Tallstar didn't use the right words for appointing a deputy,[4] a characteristic that Firestar shared in his own deputyship. At first Onestar is very timid about his new position, but after he receives his nine lives and name from StarClan, he becomes more confident and realizes that there can be no more friendship between WindClan and ThunderClan, and WindClan must prove itself capable of taking care of itself without help from others. He then assumes a more leader-like attitude and abandons his close friendship with Firestar. Rock states in Cats of the Clans that Onestar knows more than any other cat in the Clans about the loneliness that power brings and that he misses Firestar.[8] He mentored Whitetail and Gorsepaw.
Tallstar
editTallstar, a black and white tom with a long tail and amber eyes, was the leader of WindClan before Onestar. Tallstar and his Clan were chased off from their territory by ShadowClan under Brokenstar's rule until Fireheart and Graystripe brought them back. WindClan began a friendship with ThunderClan afterwards as a result of this, although it faltered when Tallstar became furious with ThunderClan for sheltering Brokentail, the cat who drove them out of their territory. When Bluestar suspects WindClan of allegedly stealing prey, Fireheart seeks Tallstar to talk with Bluestar in peace. In The Darkest Hour, when Tigerstar announces joining all four Clans and territories into a single alliance, Tallstar and Firestar both reject his offer. After BloodClan attacks, Tallstar and Firestar agree to fight them with the other Clans in a temporary alliance, called LionClan.[7] Tallstar loses his last life in Starlight with Onewhisker and Firestar at his side, making him the only cat to have served as a Clan leader throughout the entire original series. He switched the deputy from Mudclaw to Onewhisker on his deathbed, fearing that Mudclaw was not the right cat to lead WindClan after his death.[4] He mentored Morningflower. His warrior name was Talltail.
Deadfoot
editDeadfoot, a black cat with a crooked front paw, was the former deputy of WindClan under Tallstar, and was deputy when ShadowClan chased them out of their territory. Like Onewhisker, Deadfoot became friends with Fireheart when he and Graystripe brought WindClan home. Deadfoot wasn't seen after The Darkest Hour, possibly killed when TigerClan attacked WindClan, or killed during the battle with BloodClan. He was the mate of Ashfoot and was the father of Crowfeather and Eaglekit.
Wind
editWind was a fast, sandy colored she-cat that became WindClan's founding leader, along with Shadow, River, and Thunder. She was said to be the fastest cat in the forest, and according to the WindClan cats, when she joined StarClan she scooped out a pawful of sand in the forest territories, making a hollow for her Clan to live in. Some of her descendants, such as Crowfeather, still live in WindClan currently.
The New Prophecy Series
editThe New Prophecy series covers events in the story from Midnight to Sunset. Many characters here were first mentioned in the original series, but had minor or insignificant roles. In addition, as with the original series, most characters listed here play minor or significant roles in the following series, Power of Three, as well.
Crowfeather
editCrowfeather is a muscular, smoky gray, almost black tom with blue eyes,[9] first introduced in Midnight as an apprentice, Crowpaw. He was chosen to be the WindClan representative on the journey to the sun-drown-place. Fiercely loyal to his Clan and sharp-tongued, he found it hard to make friends with the other cats on the journey. Amazingly, he got along best with Feathertail, and they both grew to love each other over the course of the journey.[10] However, she died killing the mountain cat Sharptooth to save his life and the Tribe of Rushing Water.[3] This only increased his hostility toward the other cats and made him feel utterly alone. He chose his warrior name based on her to honor her memory.
Not long after they reached their new home, his bad luck continued and he took another hard fall for Leafpool, the ThunderClan medicine cat. He revealed his affections in Starlight, when he saved Leafpool from falling to her death.[4] It has been revealed that his relationship with Feathertail was more like "highschool romance", and his relationship with Leafpool was the real thing. She returned his feelings and the two decided to meet on the border between their Clans, where a stream runs through. Eventually Leafpool's mentor, Cinderpelt, found out, and so the two ran away in order to be together. However, they weren't away for long before they returned and broke off their connections, as Midnight had told them about a plot her kin had made to destroy the Clans. Crowfeather moved on to mate with a she-cat named Nightcloud and had a son, Breezepelt. He is the father of Jayfeather, Lionblaze, and Hollyleaf, with Leafpool being the mother. Crowfeather shows little affection to his mate and even less paternal love for his son although he is loyal to his Clan now, though there was one incident in The Sight when a den collapsed on Breezepelt and Lionblaze, and Crowfeather seemed very worried for his son's life.[11] Crowfeather even states that Hollyleaf, Lionblaze, and Jayfeather mean nothing to him in Sunrise.[12] Crowfeather has also appeared in Outcast, when he and his son joined the cats from the sun-drown-place journey to aid the Tribe of Rushing Water in an intruder attack.[13]
Crowfeather is the son of Deadfoot and Ashfoot, and the brother of Eaglekit (as revealed in Secrets of the Clans).[1] He has mentored Heathertail, and was mentored by Mudclaw. He has fathered four kits: Breezepelt (WindClan); Hollyleaf, Lionblaze, Jayfeather (ThunderClan). He also has a sharp tongue and has passed that down to Breezepelt and Jayfeather, and in Secrets of the Clans, it is revealed that Crowfeather is kin of WindClan's first two leaders, Wind and Gorsestar.[1]
Mudclaw
editMudclaw, a mottled dark brown tom, is a WindClan warrior introduced in Fire and Ice of the original series,[2] and is the WindClan deputy from Firestar's Quest[14] to Starlight.[4] Typically, he is hostile and easy to anger. He routinely attacks cats he finds on WindClan territory without asking for explanations first. Mudclaw is the leader of the patrol that prevents Bluestar from reaching Highstones in Rising Storm,[15] causing her to renounce faith in and declare war on StarClan. Fiercely loyal to WindClan and highly aggressive to all other cats, Mudclaw was appointed deputy of WindClan after the death of Deadfoot. As The New Prophecy series continues, Tallstar continues to grow more ill and Mudclaw takes over many of his duties, often acting as a secondary leader.
When Tallstar is about to die, he abruptly replaces Mudclaw with Onewhisker as deputy, thus effectively revoking Mudclaw's right to become leader. His reasons for doing so involve Mudclaw's hostile demeanor, which he fears would lead WindClan into a state of chaos. Mudclaw is outraged by this and conspires with Hawkfrost of RiverClan in order to overthrow Onewhisker and take back the position he believes is rightfully his. Before his plan can succeed, however, Brambleclaw and a number of ThunderClan cats interfere, resulting in Mudclaw being crushed by a falling tree. The tree now serves as a bridge to an island where the Clans now have Gatherings. Mudclaw does not reside in the Dark Forest/Place of No Stars with Tigerstar, Darkstripe, and Hawkfrost as a result of his revolt, as he truly felt he was doing the right thing.
Mudclaw has mentored Crowfeather and Webfoot.
Power of Three Series
editThe Power of Three series covers events in the story from The Sight to Sunrise.
Heathertail
editA pretty, well-mannered light brown tabby WindClan she-cat with stunning heather-colored eyes, Heathertail develops a close friendship with Lionblaze during The Sight and Dark River.[11][16] Heathertail discovers a series of secret underground tunnels connecting WindClan and ThunderClan's territories and shares this knowledge with Lionblaze. The two then begin to meet each other during the night in the tunnels, pretending to be members of the fictional DarkClan, of which Heathertail is the leader. These meetings eventually take a toll on both cats' daily lives, and Heathertail is hurt when Lionblaze decides that they must put their respective Clans first and that their relationship can no longer continue. Heathertail's relationship with Lionblaze is further strained in Eclipse when Lionblaze, in a bloodlust caused from the Clan-wide battle started by WindClan, where he accuses her of betraying the secret of the tunnels to her Clanmates.[5] Heathertail denies this, but Lionblaze does not believe her and vows to forever be her enemy, thus shattering their friendship. Lionblaze might have realized what he has done, but when he attempted to speak with Heathertail and possibly say he was sorry, she acted as if she didn't want to be near him. In a Wands and World chat it is revealed that she feels no affection toward Breezepelt, and still loves Lionblaze. Crowfeather was her mentor. In another Wands and Worlds chat, one fan asked if Heathertail would make any significant appearances in the coming books. This was confirmed by Erin Hunter. In an Erin Hunter chat, it was revealed that Heathertail did not tell WindClan about the tunnels and that the kits who got lost in the tunnels did. In one of the Omen of the Stars books, Lionblaze takes catmint from her territory, and she confronts him, reminding him to not become a bully like his kin Tigerstar. She also suspects that Jayfeather killed Dawnpelt.
Breezepelt
editA black tom with amber eyes, Breezepelt, the son of Crowfeather and Nightcloud, is a headstrong WindClan warrior first introduced as an apprentice, Breezepaw, in The Sight.[11] He often makes tactless remarks and is not afraid to voice his negative opinions. He has been shown to panic during times of crisis, and is quick to argue. Despite his grumpy demeanor, Breezepelt has been known to cooperate on a few occasions, losing his hostile attitude almost completely in favor of the task at hand. In Outcast, he joins his father and the other Clan cats on the journey to the Tribe of Rushing Water to aid them in defeating a group of intruders.[13] It has been revealed that much of Breezepelt's errant behavior stems from a lack of support from his father, Crowfeather, who shows little regard for his well-being. Crowfeather's reasons for rejecting his son are most likely due to his past (and still ongoing) love interest in Leafpool. He is also half-brother to Hollyleaf, Jayfeather and Lionblaze, because they all have the same father: Crowfeather. Mentored by Whitetail. When it is revealed, he takes the fact his father has three kits in another Clan very badly. In The Fourth Apprenctice, he follows Poppyfrost to the Moonpool.[17] He threatens to kill her when Jayfeather shows up, stating that he hates his half-siblings and would never forgive them for what their mother did. Ignoring Jayfeather's pleas, he attacks the two ThunderClan cats. Poppyfrost, who is pregnant, is unable to fight him off, so Jayfeather is forced to fight his half-brother himself. It is revealed that he is being trained by Dark Forest, and is part of the battle between StarClan and the Dark Forest.
Nightcloud
editA black she-cat, Nightcloud is introduced in The Sight as the mate of Crowfeather and the mother of their son, Breezepelt.[11] Her relationship with Crowfeather is depicted as somewhat distant, as Crowfeather does not seem to have any genuine affection for her. Nightcloud is clearly aware of Crowfeather's past relationship with Leafpool and resents Leafpool for Crowfeather's ongoing affection for her, even though Leafpool is a medicine cat from another Clan and she can never love him. This implies that Crowfeather took Nightcloud as a mate only out of necessity in an attempt to either "move on", or, as Rock states in Cats of the Clans, to prove his loyalty to WindClan.[8] Nightcloud cherishes her son, Breezepelt, and is shown to be angered by Crowfeather's lack of affection for him. Later on in Sunrise, she gets furious when Hollyleaf says Crowfeather is also mates with Leafpool.[12]
Minor WindClan Characters
editThe following are WindClan characters introduced or appearing in the Warriors novel series, having small, less significant, and/or single instances in the story.
| Name | Pelt Color | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Acorntail | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. He was named deputy after the former deputy Pebblefur died. Pebblefur was also his mentor. Acorntail led a hunting patrol with Morningcloud and Quickpaw and found a dead rabbit that had smelled of ThunderClan. He ordered an attack but he Morningcloud told them the rabbit was already over the border. Acorntail thought he wasn't good enough to be deputy because he had no apprentice and no way of telling other cats what to do. Featherstar decided to add the seventh code even know she was going to keep him deputy. He's going to mentor Pricklekit so he can be a good deputy. |
| Adderpaw | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Practiced battle skills with Specklepaw before the fight with ShadowClan. He was more than six moons old when the fifth code was established. |
| Antpelt | Brown with one black ear | Warrior mentioned in Eclipse.[5] He was training in the Dark Forest before dying from wounds inflicted by Thistleclaw, becoming a permanent member of the Dark Forest. He was later killed again by Ivypool as a show of loyalty. He is the mate of Swallowtail. |
| Ashfoot | Gray | Queen introduced in Fire and Ice.[2] Came back to WindClan and remained as a queen throughout the first series. Became deputy after Onestar became leader of WindClan and is the current WindClan deputy. Mother of Crowfeather and Eaglekit (as revealed in Secrets of the Clans), and grandmother of Lionblaze, Hollyleaf, Jayfeather, and Breezepelt.[1] |
| Barkface | Brown | Medicine cat first introduced in Fire and Ice.[2] Predicts the death of Whiteclaw upon WindClan's return to their territory. Retains his duties as a medicine cat throughout the first three series. One of the three medicine cats from the first book who lived until the second series (the others being Mudfur and Runningnose). Due to his advanced age, Barkface died in his sleep in between Sunrise and The Fourth Apprentice.[17] Mentored Kestrelflight. |
| Birchstar | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Leader of WindClan when the thirteenth code is established. |
| Boulderpaw | Pale Gray | Apprentice mentioned in The Fourth Apprentice.[17] Mentored by Breezepelt. |
| Buzzardkit | ? | Kit mentioned in The Sight when dogs attacked WindClan.[11] He never spoke but his unknown mother told him to hush. |
| Cherryfeather | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Queen when the seventh code was added. Pricklekit's mother. |
| Cloversplash | Dark brown with cloverleaf-shaped white flash on her nose | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Warrior when the seventh code was added. |
| Crowfur | Black | Elder mentioned in Forest of Secrets.[18] Is shown at a Gathering complaining about how much harder his life as a warrior was compared to cats today. Berates Firepaw for defending himself. Patchpelt reassures Firepaw, saying Crowfur would "find fault with StarClan" if he could. It is not confirmed how Crowfur dies, but he is assumed to have died during the original series. |
| Daisytail | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Suggests that kits should not be apprentices until they are six moons old when ShadowClan and WindClan are about to fight. Her son is Specklepaw. Hazelstar and Blizzardstar agree. This is the fifth code in the warrior code. |
| Darkfoot | White tom with brown feet | Elder mentioned when Leafpool came to give herbs to him and Morningflower. |
| Dewspots | Spotted Gray Tabby | Warrior mentioned in Eclipse.[5] Mentored Sedgewhisker. |
| Dovestar | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Leader of WindClan when the tenth code is added. Fights against ShadowClan until Ripplestar dies and Finchstar declares the tenth code. |
| Duststar | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Leader of WindClan when the first code is established. All the other leaders agree that cats may have friends in other Clans, but their loyalty must remain to their Clan. |
| Eaglekit | Gray | Eaglekit is brother to Crowfeather and son to Ashfoot as revealed in Secrets of the Clans.[1] |
| Emberfoot | Gray with two Dark paws | Warrior mentioned in Eclipse.[5] Mentored Sunstrike. |
| Fallowstar | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Leader of WindClan when the twelfth code is added. Only mentioned in Graywing's dream. |
| Featherstar | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Leader of WindClan when the seventh code was added. She wanted Acorntail to be deputy. When he asked, after the ThunderClan incident, for an apprentice, she said she would give him one if remained deputy. |
| Furzepaw | Gray and White | Apprentice mentioned in The Fourth Apprentice.[17] Mentored by Heathertail. She is seen training in the Dark Forest in Sign of the Moon.[19] |
| Gorseclaw | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Warrior when the seventh code was added. |
| Gorsepaw | Ginger/White | Kit/apprentice first mentioned in Fire and Ice as the son of Morningflower.[2] Gorsekit was too young to make the long journey back to WindClan's territory, so Fireheart carries him most of the way. He becomes an apprentice to Onewhisker and is told of Firestar's kindness by his mother. Killed by Tigerstar in The Darkest Hour as an example to WindClan for not submitting to him.[7] Onewhisker is devastated at his death and confesses to Firestar that he was upset that he didn't get to mentor Gorsepaw until he was a warrior. Later reappears in StarClan. Morningflower avenges his death by fiercely fighting BloodClan. |
| Gorsetail | Pale Gray/White | Warrior/queen whose kits, Sedgekit, Thistlekit, and Swallowkit, get lost in the tunnels connecting ThunderClan and WindClan during the climax of Dark River, almost provoking a Clan battle.[16] |
| Gorsetail | Tawny | Tom mentioned in Dawn.[20] Captured by Twolegs while being chased by Mistyfoot. |
| Harespring | Brown and white | First mentioned in The Sight as Tornear's apprentice, Harepaw.[11] |
| Hawkfoot | Dark brown | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Told Daisytail not to worry about Specklepaw, but then stood up with Daisytail before the fight between ShadowClan and WindClan. The two leaders agreed on the fifth code. |
| Hawkfur | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Attacks Cloudberry during the fight with RiverClan. |
| Hazelstar | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Leader of WindClan when the fifth code was established. Agreed with Daisytail that a kit should be six moons before it could train as an apprentice. |
| Kestrelflight | Mottled Gray | Mentored by Barkface and newest medicine cat for WindClan after Barkface's death. First mentioned in The Sight.[11] He was not able to attend a session at the Moonpool, which was Jayfeather's first, because he was sick. Later in the story he and Weaselfur come to ThunderClan asking for catmint. Since ThunderClan didn't have any, he and Leafpool had to go to RiverClan. |
| Leaftail | Dark Tabby | Warrior mentioned in Eclipse.[5] Mentored Thistlepaw. In Fading Echoes, Breezepelt mentioned that he could beat both Leaftail and Harespring in training.[21] |
| Morningcloud | Dark gray | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Expected to be deputy of WindClan when Pebblefur died but Acorntail became deputy instead. She was mentor to Quickpaw. Went on patrol with Acorntail and Quickpaw and found a dead rabbit with ThunderClan smell on it. Acorntail ordered an attack before she could explain about the rabbit. Even with the seventh code made, she still didn't become WindClan's deputy. |
| Morningflower | Tortoiseshell | Warrior/queen/elder introduced in Fire and Ice.[2] Develops a bond with Firestar when he helps carry her kit, Gorsekit, during WindClan's return to their territory. Refuses to attack Firestar during battle. Is enraged when Gorsepaw is killed, and uses her anger to fight BloodClan during the finale of The Darkest Hour.[7] Becomes an elder after the Clans reach the lake territory during the later half of The New Prophecy series. Was mentored by Tallstar. |
| Mudpuddle | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Deputy of WindClan when the second code is added. |
| Oatwhisker | Creamy Brown Tabby | Elder mentioned in Dawn.[20] |
| Owlwhisker | Light Brown | Mentored by Tornear. Mentored Whiskernose. |
| Pebblefur | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Former deputy of WindClan. Acorntail was his apprentice and succeeded him. Now in StarClan. |
| Pricklekit | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Cherryfeather's son. Kit when the seventh code was added. Will be Acorntail's apprentice. |
| Quickpaw | Pale ginger | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Apprentice to Morningcloud. He wanted Morningcloud to become deputy but Acorntail did instead. He was scornful to Acorntail even when Acorntail ordered an attack on a ThunderClan patrol. |
| Reedfeather | Light Brown Tabby | Deputy of WindClan in Bluestar's Prophecy.[6] He was introduced in Battles of the Clans.[22] He was revealed as Graypool's and Willowbreeze's father, mate to Fallowtail and grandfather to Silverstream (Willowbreeze's daughter). |
| Robinwing | Light Brown | Mentioned in Dawn.[20] Mentored Thistlepaw. |
| Rushtail | Light Brown | Elder mentioned in Starlight.[4] |
| Runningbrook | Gray tabby | Mentored by Tornear. Becomes warrior in Rising Storm.[15] |
| Runningkit | Brown | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Kit in StarClan when the twelfth code is added. Dies from falling into the gorge. Goes to Graywing in a dream as Runningstorm (his warrior name if he is saved) telling her that kits are precious to all Clans and that she should have let Brindleclaw save them. The situation leads to the creation of the twelfth code. |
| Ryewhisker | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Falls in love with Cloudberry from RiverClan. When WindClan and RiverClan are in battle, his Clanmate Hawkfur attacks Cloudberry. He is then killed by a RiverClan warrior. The leaders of both Clans decide to add a code to the warrior code. This becomes the first code. |
| Sedgewhisker | Light Brown Tabby | Kit that ran into the tunnels almost provoking a Clan battle. Mother was Gorsetail and was siblings to Thistlekit and Swallowkit. Mentored by Dewspots. |
| Sheeptail | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Warrior when the seventh code was added. Apprentice was Thistlepaw. |
| Slatepelt | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Was mentoring Specklepaw before the fifth code was established. |
| Smallkit | Black and white | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Kit in StarClan when the twelfth code is added. Dies from falling into the gorge. Goes to Graywing in a dream as Smallstar (his leader name if he is saved) telling her that kits are precious to all Clans and that she should have let Brindleclaw save them. The situation leads to the creation of the twelfth code. |
| Specklepaw | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Daisytail's son. He was too young to become an apprentice and therefore too young to fight. Daisytail's concern for him lead to the fifth code. |
| Stonestar | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Is at the fight with RiverClan as Stonetail. It is not said if he is deputy, but in the next story of the book, the leader is Stonestar. Stonestar agrees with the other leaders about the second code. |
| Sunstrike | Tortoiseshell | Warrior/Apprentice mentioned in Eclipse.[5] Mentored by Emberfoot. She is seen training in the Dark Forest in Sign of the Moon.[19] |
| Swallowtail | Dark Gray | Kit that ran into the tunnels almost provoking a Clan battle. Mother was Gorsetail and was siblings to Thistlekit and Sedgekit. Mentored by Willowclaw. |
| Tawnyfur | Golden Brown | Mentored by Tornear. |
| Thistlepaw | ? | Mentored by Robinwing. Mentioned in Dawn.[20] |
| Thistlepaw | White | Kit that ran into the tunnels almost provoking a Clan battle. Mother was Gorsetail and was siblings to Sedgekit and Swallowkit. Mentored by Leaftail. |
| Thistlepaw | ? | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Apprentice when the seventh code was added. Sheeptail was his mentor. |
| Tornear | Tabby | Warrior introduced in Rising Storm.[15] Often shown on patrol with Mudclaw, and similarly attacks all cats found on WindClan territory without hesitation. Aggressive to all non-WindClan cats (especially ThunderClan cats). Part of the patrol that prevents Bluestar from reaching Highstones in Rising Storm, causing her to renounce faith in and declare war on StarClan.[15] Mentions to Firestar that he thinks he will make a good leader despite being young in The Darkest Hour, though never really having liked him.[7] Mentored Runningbrook, Tawnyfur, Owlwhisker, and Harespring. |
| Weaselfur | Ginger with White paws | Mentored by Webfoot. In The Sight he and Kestrelpaw come to ThunderClan for catmint.[11] |
| Webfoot | Dark Gray Tabby | Warrior/elder first introduced in Rising Storm.[15] Often shown on patrol with Mudclaw and Tornear, starting as Mudclaw's apprentice, Webpaw. Similarly attacks all cats found on WindClan territory without hesitation due to his chosen mentor's attitude. Aggressive to all non-WindClan cats. Part of the patrol that prevents Bluestar from reaching Highstones in Rising Storm, causing her to renounce faith in and declare war on StarClan.[15] Also is one of the cats to team up with Mudclaw to kill Onestar, which failed and in the end killed Mudclaw. Mentored Weaselfur. Becomes elder between Sunset and The Sight.[11] |
| Whiskernose | Light Brown | Apprentice mentioned in The Fourth Apprentice.[17] Mentored by Owlwhisker. Becomes a warrior in Sign of the Moon.[19] |
| Whitetail | Small white she-cat | Mentioned in Fire and Ice as Onewhisker's apprentice, and in the following books. Whitetail serves as Kestrelflight's assistant, looking after the herbs while he is gone, for example. Mentored Breezepelt. |
| Willowclaw | Gray | Warrior mentioned in Eclipse.[5] Mentored Swallowtail. |
| Wolfkit | Elegant gray | Mentioned in Code of the Clans. Kit in StarClan when the twelfth code is added. Dies from falling into the gorge. Goes to Graywing in a dream as Wolfheart (her warrior name if she is saved) telling her that kits are precious to all Clans and that she should have let Brindleclaw save them. The situation leads to the creation of the twelfth code. |
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- ^ a b c d e f g h i Hunter, Erin. (2007) The Sight.
- ^ a b Hunter, Erin. Sunrise. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-089218-0.
- ^ a b Hunter, Erin. (2008) Outcast.
- ^ Hunter, Erin. Firestar's Quest. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-113164-6.
- ^ a b c d e f Hunter, Erin. Rising Storm. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-052563-7.
- ^ a b Hunter, Erin. (2007) Dark River.
- ^ a b c d e Hunter, Erin. The Fourth Apprentice. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-155509-1.
- ^ Hunter, Erin (2003). Forest of Secrets. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-052561-3.
- ^ a b c Hunter, Erin. Sign of the Moon. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-155518-3.
- ^ a b c d Hunter, Erin. Dawn. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-074455-7.
- ^ Hunter, Erin. Fading Echoes. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-155512-1.
- ^ Hunter, Erin (2010). Battles of the Clans. HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-170230-3.
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