BloodClan

BloodClan is one of the largest clans in the forest, but seems quite small for their warriors are spread all across their territory. With the thick oak and pine trees, it makes it quite easy to find a place to rest. BloodClan has many rocks and ledges. Has many hills and only one lake that leads to the base of the mountain range in the far back of their lands. They have three river that run through their territory that are very dangerous to those who do not know how to swim or hunt in the rush water. The current is very fast. BloodClan hardly gets sunlight were there are trees, but moonlight never fails to shine through. Has medium to large clearings. Their camp rest between a rocky cliff and a grassy ledge that slightly leans over into camp. The back and the front of camp has stone walls with willow branches woven to enforce the wall. Entrance to camp is rather narrow and long, though it is simply made of branches woven together. Camp has almost fourteen willow trees resting about. This gives lots of shade to the rather open camp and protection from harsh rain storms during Green-Leaf. There are only two oak trees in camp.
Between two willow trees is the nursery which is made of three large stones and woven tree branches. Goes slightly underground which causes the inside to be covered by moss all the time. Straight across from the nursery, on the other side of camp, is the medicine cat’s den. Since BloodClan is known for their grand fighting skills, this den is rather large. It’s sides are two stones that come straight out of the ground, it’s back is the grassy ledge, it’s entrance and side section is made of woven tree branches, oak branches are used. Ten fox tails away is the apprentice’s den, a fallen log that connects to a small hollow under one of the willow trees.
In the far corner is the elder’s den, built into the rocky cliff that proves coolness all year long and always has moss ground along the walls. Elders never complain about it, entrance is made of two boulders that were pushed by the clan.