Hello and welcome to Purrgatory! We are an 18+ Warrior Cat Roleplay set in an AU where the clans were unable to leave the forest territories and perished!
It has been 100 or more years since then, the clans of the forest are but distant memories to any cats still alive, stories passed down to kits of strangely named wild warriors and leaders with nine lives but the time of the clans is upon us once more and the stars shine yet again.
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NonClan Information
NONCLAN CATS
Outside of the clans there are other cats, cats who live various different lives ranging from the easy to the constant struggle for survival. While the clans are the main focus of the roleplay, we also want to allow any character not part of these groups the opportunity to be played as well and will attempt to offer them plots and events as well to encourage their existence!
Some of these nonclan cats have even formed their own groups, these group boards are located in their respective areas linked below!
LONERS & ROGUES- You can play a rogue or loner in LONER LANDS.
Loners and rogues are cats without a set territory, they often roam from place to place to find food and shelter and rarely are seen in groups. In fact, large groups of loners and rogues are hardly sustainable without a solid territory or guidance - as the colony cats learned the hard way. The distinction between the two is in the air though most agree loners, as their name dictate, want to be left aLONE and will keep to themselves and avoid trouble. Whereas rogues are the opposite, willing to do what it takes to survive even if it means getting their paws dirty; this does not necessarily make them villainous - just more inclined to desperation.
Loners and rogues are cats without a set territory, they often roam from place to place to find food and shelter and rarely are seen in groups. In fact, large groups of loners and rogues are hardly sustainable without a solid territory or guidance - as the colony cats learned the hard way. The distinction between the two is in the air though most agree loners, as their name dictate, want to be left aLONE and will keep to themselves and avoid trouble. Whereas rogues are the opposite, willing to do what it takes to survive even if it means getting their paws dirty; this does not necessarily make them villainous - just more inclined to desperation.
KITTYPETS- You can play a kittypet in TWOLEGPLACE.
The posh, spoiled and well-fed cats owned by twolegs. Kittypets are pets, something the clans and many feral cat look upon in disdain and perhaps some jealousy. With all their needs met and no need to worry over survival and keeping warm in the harsh leafbare, kittypets tend to have a lot of free time for frivolous things and are likely to pick up strange habits and hobbies from their twolegs that the clans would regard as a waste of time. Rumor has it there is a group of kittypet who meet up and like to play pretend that they are a clan of cats ruling over twoleg place like the clans do the forest territory.
The posh, spoiled and well-fed cats owned by twolegs. Kittypets are pets, something the clans and many feral cat look upon in disdain and perhaps some jealousy. With all their needs met and no need to worry over survival and keeping warm in the harsh leafbare, kittypets tend to have a lot of free time for frivolous things and are likely to pick up strange habits and hobbies from their twolegs that the clans would regard as a waste of time. Rumor has it there is a group of kittypet who meet up and like to play pretend that they are a clan of cats ruling over twoleg place like the clans do the forest territory.
BARN CATS (MOUSERS)- You can play a barn cat in HORSEPLACE.
While not as pampered as kittypets, barn cats (or mousers) have a rather easy life compared to feral cats. They reside in twoleg barns, eating their fill of mice and being offered little more than shelter or water in exchange for their service of dealing with the vermin who spread destruction and plague. Twolegs and cats can all agree on one thing at least: mice and rats need to go and the farmers are usually happy to let the cats stay if they can offer their aid in that.
While not as pampered as kittypets, barn cats (or mousers) have a rather easy life compared to feral cats. They reside in twoleg barns, eating their fill of mice and being offered little more than shelter or water in exchange for their service of dealing with the vermin who spread destruction and plague. Twolegs and cats can all agree on one thing at least: mice and rats need to go and the farmers are usually happy to let the cats stay if they can offer their aid in that.