21/01/2003

I just wanted to say that as someone who's been in the warriors fandom for a long time, I adore Clangen. Seeing people come up with challenges reminds me of when people would make challenges for Warrior Cats: Untold Tales, and it's wonderful seeing people come up with stories just like they did for that game. Keep up the awesome work dev team!

Aww thank you so much! We are so glad to hear that you are enjoying the game ❤️

Happy playing!

~Chase

blackstar: one of your daughters took a frog from our territory. she told us she wasnt going to eat it but was just going to let it live here

sandstorm: …..that doesnt sound like MY girls but okay. thank you for telling me. we’ll be on the look out for a frog i guess??

blackstar: …

sandstorm: they’ll get a stern talking to. we’ll make it hop back in your territory when we find it

blackstar: ….alright.

sandstorm, as soon as he leaves: alright you two give me the frog.

leafpaw: we named him jumppaw.

sandstorm: he needs to go back home

squirrelpaw: firestar promised he’d give him a warrior name and everything mom you cant get rid of thunderclans newest and bravest apprentice….

From @_Assaf_MD on Twitter / TRT World

I feel like I don't see enough conversation about how they had Star Flower be pursued by Thunder and Clear Sky who are explicitly father and son

I think it’s fascinating how the time and social context a piece of media is released in can drastically change what an audience takes from it.

When Hamilton was first released in the mid 2010s, I don’t remember seeing any sort of criticism of it. It was near universally beloved (to my recollection). But when the Hamilton movie was released on Disney+ during the BLM movement, then we started to have conversations about celebrating slave owners and if racially blind casting actually makes it “woke”.

Rian has said he intended Miles Bron to be a stand in for Mark Zuckerberg. But in 2022/3, as we watch supposed genius Elon Musk destroy Twitter and throw a temper tantrum, we see him instead.

No story’s message is universal, nor is it static. Every person, every time period, with their own values, life experiences, priorities, will read it in a different way. And as our societies change and evolve, so will our interpretations of older books, movies, musicals, tv shows, and more.

i want to create OCs and stories heavily based on Warriors but it’s hard to motivate myself when it feels unoriginal :((((

Warrior cats The profecy begins lore:

this is how that convo in the blazing star went right