Post by .:Spiral:. on Nov 20, 2006 18:28:09 GMT -5
Tribe names are a lot simpler than Clan names. No matter what your rank, names are a brief description of something natural, shortened to a single word. For example, Creek where Clear Water Bubbles might be called Bubble, or Creek, or maybe just Water. It's up to you. A few more examples: Dawn with Low Clouds (Dawn or Cloud), Thicket where Wrens Nest (Thicket or Wren), Fang of Snarling Coyote (Fang or Coyote).
No matter what a cat's name, if they become a Healer it changes to one depending on their Clan. For SquirrelTribe it's Teller of Falling Leaves (LeafTeller), for OwlTribe it's Teller of Glowing Moon (MoonTeller), and for SparrowTribe it's Teller of Restless Winds (WindTeller).
Kits and to-bes have one-word names. When they become either camp-guards or prey-hunters they earn a full name, like an apprentice getting a warrior name. So, a kit might be named Leap, and as a to-be she would still be named Leap, but when she becomes a prey-hunter she gets the name Leap of Startled Rabbit. As mentioned before, though, their names are shorted to one word, so the full name is usually only used formally.
No matter what a cat's name, if they become a Healer it changes to one depending on their Clan. For SquirrelTribe it's Teller of Falling Leaves (LeafTeller), for OwlTribe it's Teller of Glowing Moon (MoonTeller), and for SparrowTribe it's Teller of Restless Winds (WindTeller).
Kits and to-bes have one-word names. When they become either camp-guards or prey-hunters they earn a full name, like an apprentice getting a warrior name. So, a kit might be named Leap, and as a to-be she would still be named Leap, but when she becomes a prey-hunter she gets the name Leap of Startled Rabbit. As mentioned before, though, their names are shorted to one word, so the full name is usually only used formally.