Warrior Cats: The Four Clans

Creatures of Redwall Abbey

Badger: The mightiest creature of all forest animals. You have more claim to power than wolves, and have the ability to fight away a bear. You have the blood of all former badger lords in you, and you can feel the presence of Salamandstron, even if you can't see it. You just know it's there. You are strong yet kind, and know how to cook quite well, actually. You carry a rather large sword on your back, held in a designed sheath. You talk normally. For example: "Hello there, young one. How is the weather outside today?"

Hare: Versatile and fully equipped, you have quite an appetite, though you are courageous as any badger. You have the blood of the Long Patrol, or the bravest hares, in you, and you can easily defeat a weasel two times your size. Your weapons include javelins, spears and your fists and kicks. You are very fast, as well. You talk with a very English accent, and you have two choices of how to end your sentences. Example One: "The weathers right, young 'un, tot wot? Example Two: "How's the weather, chap, wot?"

Fox: Clever and sly, that doesn't mean you aren't trustworthy. You have the powers to see the future, though it isnt always clear to you. You are quiet in your ways, and sometimes go off on your own for a night while everyone else is asleep to read the stars. You have no weapons other than your claws, though in your pouch of future reading items, you carry bones, shells, and anything else you see necessary to read the future. You talk in a riddle-like, formal fashion, which often leaves the others confused. For example: "Your stars aren't very bright, are they, mistress?" ("Your eyes aren't very bright, are they, miss?")

Wolf: Quiet and reserved, you open up only to friends. You are so loyal, yet so hard to find, which is why it is so rare to see a wolf on someone's team. You are taller than the badger, though more quiet when it comes to your bravery. You have the leader's blood in you, but rather have found the position of healer more inviting, for your love to help and be kind to others has overcome your leader's blood. You have naught but a pouch of herbs and your claws and fangs to help you. You talk normally, though in a quiet voice. For example: The wolf murmured in a whispering, joking voice, "Oh now, dont bother the youngling; let them play like children should."

Otter: Feisty and fun-loving, you have a loud, courageous personality, yet love your friends more than anything. You have a passion, like all otters, to cook your favorite type of food; spicy! You have a knack to using anything and making it taste amazing. Your weapons are javelins and a hand-made slingshot. Your pouch around your waist holds almost perfectly round pebbles to shoot with your slingshot. Your best tactic would be your swimming, which is swifter than the river. You talk a little loudly, but with a fun boastfulness to it. For example: The otter roared into laughter and shouted, "'Ey, wolfie! Children dont play all their life; they must grow ta be like us!"

Squirrel: Serious when you must, you also have a fun-loving aura to you. You have a habit of getting over-excited when meeting a friend of your friend, and may come off a bit strong. You, like all squirrels, love to climb, and that of course comes in handy when you fight! Your weapons are naught but a long bow and arrows. Though, you may also have a double sided arrow. You talk with a very flowing voice, though you talk as the badgers do, but with less of a leader-like aura. For example: "Wolfie's right, otter! The young one's have fun. Don't bother them with the sudden responsibilities!"

Bird: You are serious, and a very down-to-buisness kind of creature. You have fun, but you have a very serious side that never seems to go away. You love to find things, and have a habit of keeping them in the pouch that is around your neck on a leather cord. You eat very healthy, but you love the candied chesnuts that the hares make. You talk very formally, and in broken english. If you are the hawks and eagles, though, you talk in complete, formal english sentences. For emample in broken sentences: "Fight, I right? Fight bad, though. Fight very bad." For example fro hawks and eagles: "We fight, now do we? I find that interesting, for you told us that fighting was bad. You told us it was very bad, Badger Lord."

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-- Edited by Florestadream at 02:51, 2009-02-23

Yay! Tabbers, I think you might just get that spot! :D The otters are my favorite creature, next to the ver hungry, yet very thin, hares, and the pudgy, funny, cooking moles! Did that make sense? Hahaha!

And the mice are pretty brave, despite their small size. Like Luke; he was the bravest mouse of 'em all, and if I'm correct, lived before the Abbey was built! :3 What a brave soul... Err, mouse-soul.