《Warrior Cats Guidebook》Clan Roles
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- Not expected to contribute to their clan yet
- Usually spends their time playing, eating or sleeping
- Has to train to be a warrior or medicine cat with their assigned mentor
- Has to carry out apprentice duties, such as cleaning out bedding and checking the elders for fleas and ticks
- Is expected to help with hunting and patrolling with their mentor (if they are training to be a warrior and not a medicine cat), but still aren't entirely responsible for feeding their clan yet
- No longer in training
- Generally don't have to do any of the apprentice duties, unless there are no apprentices in the clan. The youngest warriors take over until there are apprentices again
- Is expected to hunt for the clan, go on patrols, and go into battle if necessary
- Organizes border patrols and hunting patrols
- Is still expected to hunt, patrol and go into battle
- Communicate with their leader regarding clan issues, and help come up with solutions
- Is responsible for making decisions in their clan's best interest
- Appoints new apprentices, warriors, and medicine cats, as well as choosing names
- Speaks for their clan at gatherings
- Must lead their clan into battle of there is no other choice
- Occasionally goes on patrols and hunts
- Heals sick and injured cats in their clan
- Looks after pregnant and nursing queens
- Collects herbs to help heal
- Communicates with StarClan regarding clan issues, prophecies, etc.
- Have fulfilled their duties in the clan, and are no longer expected to patrol or hunt
- Are one of the first groups of cats to be fed
- Usually likes to tell stories about the clan's past to kits and apprentices
- Nurses their kits
- May start to teach their kits about things such as the warrior code or hunting
- Stays in the nursery while they have kits until they become apprentices
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