Ringing Echoes WCRP Territory Map

Instructions

✿☘⍋ Welcome to the territories! Let me show you around this magnificent land! ⍋☘✿ Let's start with VineClan. VineClan is a group of cats who prefer territory made up of oaks, beeches, and maples with tons of ferns, bracken, brambles, and gorse. They live in a vast forest and take great pride in being the closest to the MoonRiver. Their camp is a sunny hollow in the sunniest part of the forest, and their leader calls meeting on a large tree stump known as the Tall Stump. They prey mainly on Squirrels, Mice, Voles, and the occasional bird. Elders are known to relax in the Sunning Glade, a small glade where sunlight is always shining unless it is cloudy or raining. CloverClan, on the other hand, sticks to marshy grounds with reed beds and willow trees. They reside in swampy lands and are best known for eating frogs, lizards, water birds, and the occasional otter, snake, or marsh rabbit. Their clan camp is a large patch of land in a bog, and their leader calls meetings on a fallen tree known as the Mossy Willow. They have a very large willow called the Sky Willow, where apprentices often challenge each other to see who can climb the highest. There is also an abandoned twoleg nest they take shelter in during especially bad storms. MeadowClan is a group of cats who prefer moorland over forests. They live in hilly terrain and make their camp in a land-level field surrounded by gorse. Their dens are made of uprooted gorse bushes, and their leader calls meetings on top of a large block of quartz in the middle of their camp, which is known as the Star Stone and is said to have fallen from the sky in ancient times. Tree Practice is a small patch of woodland where apprentices are taken to practice climbing in case of a battle with VineClan. The abandoned twoleg bridge is a bridge of stone coated in moss and is their only way across the MoonRiver. The MoonRiver is a river running through VineClan and MeadowClan, ending in a white pebble pond in unclaimed land. Medicine cats meet every half-moon at this pebble pond, dipping their muzzles in the water and visiting their warrior ancestors. The Great Stone is a hollow in the unclaimed pine forest on the left of the MoonRiver, and is where gatherings are held. There is a huge boulder where leaders sit, giving the hollow its name, and patches of soft flowers and moss that are given to elders attending the gathering.