timbreclan
broad shouldered, strong, and deadly, these cats live in the forest. they are the largest cats of the three clans, with well defined muscles to help them control their movements. long tails and whiskers help them keep balance during prey stalking, and silent movements help them hunt, the only way into camp is to cross under log tunnel, quite narrow for those who aren't used to it. on the other side, the camp is surrounded by a forest valley, with which several hollow trees make their dens. the rest of their territory consists of a weeping willow used for training, and endless groves of trees and brambles. their typical prey consist of mice, squirrels, and small birds such as sparrows and finches.

esperclan
perhaps the most small and compact of the three clans, they are best equipped for hunting fish and swimming. their pelts are thick and sleep, though they're tiny and compact to help balance during activities. they also have hardened pads for keeping grip on slippery moss and rock. these cats have their camp built into the hidden walls of small waterfalls. protected by high climbing mosses and thick vines, their dens are nooks beneath the crags of small waterfalls, their camp floor covered in slate. accustomed to being wet, most of their territory consists of a stream running down to the border, and a sandy hollow under the nook of the falls for training. their usual prey consists of fish, voles, and other river-dwelling animals.

tristeclan
light and agile, they are the longest and fastest of the three clans. with well defined leg muscles to help with speed and hunting, they have the thickest pelts to help keep out the harsh winds of the plains. these cats keep camp life in a shallow dip in the rocky plains. nearest to the twoleg houses, they're used to usual sounds and sights of twolegs and their animals. half of their territory is a rocky forest, with sparse trees in between and little undergrowth, while the rest are hilly bogs. most notable is the training area- a small marshy plain surrounded by reeds- and the overlook, a large, jutting rock that overlooks all their territory. their prey consists of rabbits, frogs, and small plain dwelling birds such as hawks.