Press the green flag to randomly generate allegiances for up to 7 Clans, including ranks, names, and appearance descriptions for all cats. Use the arrow buttons to navigate between Clans, and scroll through the lists to read the allegiances. It can take a while to load, as there's a lot of data to process. Please be patient.
Thanks for checking out my Warrior Cats allegiances generator! I was inspired by my Java coding class to make something a bit more variable- and RNG-heavy than usual. This project was as much about the process for me as the finished product, and I hope you also find it interesting. You're welcome to use any of the names and descriptions generated for your own projects. ABOUT This program generates simple allegiances lists for anywhere between 2 and 7 Clans (3 to 5 is most likely), each living in one of five possible environments with special name prefixes for each. The descriptions that can generate are slightly based on cat genetics. Each Clan has a random likelihood of traits like white fur, red fur, tabby, and colorpoint showing up on any given cat. Tortoiseshell is much more common in she-cats than toms or quinns (non-binary cats), and its prevalence depends on the prevalence of both red and black-based colors in the Clan. There are certain eye colors that are locked to white or partially-white cats, though I'm not sure how accurate the actual probabilities are. Overall, I wanted it to feel kind of realistic without being too complicated. The number of cats of any rank that will generate is variable, and some ranks (queens, elders, and kits) have a chance not to generate at all. Queens are more likely to generate as she-cats, but in my opinion any cat whose main duty is to take care of kits counts as a queen, so I gave them a chance to generate as toms and quinns too. I do plan to add more names at some point, both environment-specific and general names. I realize it's not all that uncommon for multiple cats with the same prefix to generate in the same Clan right now. CREDITS The concept is based on the Warriors book series by Erin Hunter, and the background images are from www.wildlifetrusts.org. I got the idea to call non-binary cats quinns from the Alliance Saga by Starcat Studios. Also, shout out to my coding professor for teaching the concept of methods, which inspired me to make this project in the first place (and finally try out the "My blocks" section), and to the game Magic: the Gathering for giving me ideas for the five environment types to include.
