"From up here, he could look out at the whole lake and the land beyond. For a moment he swayed on his paws. The forest was a wreck of swirling water and floating debris. Water reflecting the pale gray sky had risen up the sides of the hill and spilled over the far shore, swallowing up the fields as far as Bramblestar could see. RiverClan has been completely flooded! he thought, every hair on his pelt rising in horror. WindClan should be okay, he added to himself as his gaze swept around to take in the moor. Their camp is pretty high up. His belly lurched when he turned to look out across ShadowClan territory. The flat area of pines was waterlogged, with only the top halves of the trees sticking up above the flood." |
— Bramblestar's thoughts about the extent of the flood in Bramblestar's Storm, page 127 |
The Great Storm[7] was a severe flood in the lake territories that took place in Bramblestar's Storm and caused the Clans to evacuate their camps. It resulted in the death of many cats and the addition of the sixteenth law of the warrior code for the Clans to support each other during times of crisis.
Summary[]
Premise[]
- "Something different from the Great Battle. I don't know what it is, but I can feel it coming on the wind."
- ―Jayfeather about the omen Bramblestar's Storm, page 81
Overview[]
- «ThunderClan can survive without this stream while the forest is full of rainwater. But what does the flooded lake mean for the rest of the Clans? If ThunderClan and WindClan are so badly affected, have ShadowClan and RiverClan survived at all?»
- —Bramblestar about the flood Bramblestar's Storm, page 145
- The Clans expand their territory beyond their normal borders in response to the flood. WindClan expands its territory to include ThunderClan's side of the swollen stream to have access to fresh water,[8] so ThunderClan removes a fallen tree from the stream to prevent WindClan from trespassing.[16] ShadowClan hunts in ThunderClan's territory when hostile kittypets threaten their new hunting grounds,[17] and ThunderClan hunts beyond the ridge for more prey.[18] RiverClan's territory is completely flooded, as well as the nearby Twolegplace.[14] The Twolegs in the Twolegplace evacuate their nests, though the kittypets Minty, Jessy, and Frankie are accidentally left behind and seek refuge in ThunderClan.[6][19]
- Search and rescue Twolegs scope the Twolegplace for survivors a few days after the flood.[19] While living in the tunnels, ThunderClan struggles to find comfortable nests with the damp bedding and cold drafts, resulting in Briarlight developing sores on her belly,[6] and Briarlight, Sandstorm, Amberpaw,[18] Berrynose, and Molewhisker developing whitecough, but all five cats heal quickly.[17] ThunderClan marks the lakeshore with sticks in the ground[17] and the tunnel with claw marks on the wall to measure its height.[8] Bramblestar receives a prophecy from Firestar about blood rising when it meets water.[20] He and his warriors help ShadowClan defeat vicious kittypets and later badgers, a reflection of the strong bond he shares with his sister Tawnypelt, though Rowanstar is displeased with ThunderClan meddling.[21][22]
- Nearly a moon and a half after ThunderClan was forced to leave their camp, the floodwaters begin to receded from the hollow.[15] As ThunderClan rebuilds its camp, Lilyheart is named a warrior, Graystripe and Sandstorm join the elders,[23] Frankie joins the Clan as Stormpaw, Minty returns to her Twolegs, and Jessy decides to live her life in the wild.[24] At the Gathering nearly two moons since the storm began, Bramblestar proposes an addition to the warrior code for the Clans to support each other during times of peril.[2]
Map[]
- The following map is based off of locations confirmed to be flooded within Bramblestar's Storm. The fates of WindClan's territory and the horseplace is unknown but the lake is noted to be greatly flooded due to the storm, with the locations around the marshes in RiverClan's territory noted to be completely submerged.[8][14]
Description[]
The sudden flooding[]
- «As he spoke, water began trickling through the gap in the thorns, mingling with the rainwater already there. At first it looked like nothing more than a shallow ripple, easy enough to wade through. Then there was a surge of gray-brown waves crested with yellowish foam, sloshing through the thorns. When the waves retreated, they swept most of the barrier away, leaving room for more water to rush in, deeper and swirling.»
- —The camp being flooded Bramblestar's Storm, page 106
- Rainfall soon arrives, bringing more gusty winds to the forest. The roaring in the trees makes ThunderClan nervous since the last harsh winds resulted in trees falling into their camp. In the middle of the night, Bramblestar discovers the lake has flooded halfway to the camp.[5] Water seeps through the roofs of the warriors' and elders' den and the cats relocate to the apprentices' den, the medicine cats' den, and the nursery. The storm during the night destroys part of the thorn barrier and by the early morning, the lake rises to the camp entrance. As the water rapidly rises, Bramblestar orders the camp to be evacuated through the steep path up the cliffside next to the medicine cats' den. Bramblestar, Squirrelflight, Dustpelt, and Brackenfur use the Stick of the Fallen to float Jayfeather, Purdy, and Briarlight out of camp, though they lose the memorial branch amid all the debris. ThunderClan seeks shelter above the cliffs underneath a beech tree. By the afternoon, the storm has died down, though the Clan wakes up to discover the horrors of their flooded territory. The four Clans' territories are severely flooded, with Bramblestar only spotting the top halves of the pine trees poking through the water in ShadowClan's land and he can't make out RiverClan's land underneath all the water. ThunderClan's own camp is flooded with water reaching halfway up the cliffside.[13]
- In the other Clans, RiverClan flees their temporary camp and keeps running until the flood waters stop short of a field on the other side of a ridge outside of their territory.[14] Grasspelt and Pebblefoot are killed in the storm.[2] ShadowClan also evacuates their camp when it floods, though Blackstar dies in the process.[14][6]
To the tunnels[]
- "I don't care where we go. I just want somewhere out of the wet!"
- ―Berrynose about moving to the tunnels in the heavy rainfall Bramblestar's Storm, page 130
- With the rain and wind pressing on, Bramblestar orders his Clan to seek shelter in the tunnels using the entrance above the cliffs on the hillside. The Clan shelters in a wider section of the tunnel near the entrance. Bramblestar, Lionblaze, Ivypool, and Cinderheart discover that the main cave further down is flooded but the water is not rising. The rest of the Clan makes quick work fetching bedding and catching prey. Cloudtail learns the lake is full of water from the sun-drown-place, preventing the cats from drinking it. Bramblestar leads a patrol to check on the stream at the WindClan border, which is still fresh with water from the mountains. However, they are confronted by a WindClan patrol who insists the woodlands side of the stream belongs to them due to the flooding and lack of fresh water on their territory.[8] While the tunnels are not home, Daisy and Purdy do their best to make nests out of the damp bedding.[14]
- With the later additions of the mudslide and the Twoleg pelts, Dustpelt and Brackenfur create individual sections lining the tunnel with large branches. Several nests lined with moss, bracken, and the soft Twoleg pelts help create comfortable nests. Purdy shares a den with the apprentices towards the far end of the tunnel, and the medicine cats have their den in the furthest section, using cracks in the tunnel wall to store herbs.[17]
Checking on the other Clans[]
- Bramblestar: "There's no sign of RiverClan. We have to find what happened to them."
- Thornclaw: "That ShadowClan warrior was right. It's not up to ThunderClan to save every cat."
- Bramblestar's Storm, page 156
- The next day, Bramblestar leads a border patrol with Graystripe, Thornclaw, and Dovewing to check on ShadowClan. They discover the floods have risen above their camp, though the land around the Twoleg nest is safe. A ShadowClan patrol angrily confronts them, providing little information about how their Clan is faring. Graystripe speculates that something must've happened to Blackstar with their dismissive behavior. While checking on RiverClan, the patrol notices the half bridge and Twoleg dens that mark the RiverClan-ShadowClan border are submerged. RiverClan's entire territory is completely flooded. The nearby Twolegplace that branches from the Thunderpath is also flooded, and Bramblestar's patrol jumps on submerged monsters to cross over to RiverClan's land. They find RiverClan's temporary camp in a field outside of their territory with sparse bushes. Mistystar is grateful to see Bramblestar and explains how her Clan abandoned their temporary camp as the rising water chased them to the field.[14]
Finding the kittypets[]
- "When the lake flooded, my housefolk took Brandy and Polly, but they couldn't find me. I was asleep under their bed. I didn't hear them calling until it was too late. Then the water started coming into the house so fast! I climbed into this tub to keep dry. I didn't realize it would float away!"
- ―Minty about the flood Bramblestar's Storm, page 167
The Stick of the Fallen[]
- «It's not Lilypaw's fault, it's mine. Why didn't I listen more carefully to Jayfeather and Leafpool? A stick that caused trouble? It should have been obvious!»
- —Bramblestar's thoughts about Seedpaw's death Bramblestar's Storm, page 216
- The following day after rescuing Minty, Rowanclaw and Littlecloud arrive at ThunderClan's temporary camp with news of Blackstar's death during the storm. The ShadowClan cats hope the Moonpool has survived the flooding. While checking out the ShadowClan border with the swollen stream, Seedpaw spots the Stick of the Fallen in the floodwaters, though Bramblestar prevents her from fetching it. Seedpaw also suggests hunting beyond ThunderClan's territory over the ridge to find more prey.[6] Jayfeather, normally so nimble despite his blindness, gets injured by a branch and advises the patrol exploring the new territory to be careful. He also worries about Briarlight, Amberpaw, and Sandstorm developing whitecough from the wet conditions of their temporary camp.[18] Later, Berrynose and Molewhisker develop whitecough, but all five cats heal quickly.[17]
- While Dewpaw and Snowpaw wrestle on top of the cave entrance, the ground collapses though the ThunderClan cats emerge unscathed. Dustpelt decides that the mound of dirt helps block some of the wind from entering their temporary camp and shores it up with sticks and boulders. Lilypaw and Seedpaw offer to help collect more branches. Meanwhile, Leafpool is also injured by the stick Jayfeather tripped over. Bramblestar wonders if the omen is referring to the Stick of the Fallen and he recalls how Seedpaw found it submerged earlier. He decides to check on the two apprentices and discovers Lilypaw tangled in ivy tendrils in the floodwaters. Seedpaw dives in to help her sister but drowns in the process.[18]
A vigil for a brother[]
- Bramblestar: "May StarClan light your path, Benny. May you find good hunting, swift running, and shelter where you sleep."
- Frankie: "Do all cats go to StarClan? Even Benny?"
- Bramblestar's Storm, page 364
- Frankie begins to disappear from camp during the day without a word of where he's going.[27] Bramblestar decides to follow Frankie to figure out where he keeps disappearing off too. Frankie ventures to his old Twolegplace; portions of the flood have receded and some Twolegs have returned to their dens. However, Frankie instead searches for his brother Benny, calling his name as he searches through the washed-up debris. Bramblestar makes himself known to Frankie and offers to help search for his brother. They find Benny's body in a drain, having drowned when he was swept away by the current. The two toms bury Benny's body on the top of a hill and sit vigil for him.[28]
Blood in the water[]
- Main article: Battle against the badgers (BrS)
- Firestar: "I have come to tell you something very important. When water meets blood, blood will rise."
- Bramblestar: "What does that mean?"
- Bramblestar's Storm, page 267
- Firestar visits Bramblestar's dreams to deliver him a vision of blood on the surface of the lake and a prophecy of blood rising when it meets water, though Bramblestar and his advisors are unsure what it could mean.[20] Tawnypelt, Bramblestar's sister, attempts to ask her brother for help with kittypets attacking ShadowClan's patrol, but turns away when she realizes Bramblestar is harboring three kittypets. Bramblestar decides to check in on ShadowClan and welcome Rowanstar as leader. They find ShadowClan's camp near the top of their territory sheltered by a bramble thicket. Bramblestar greets Rowanstar as ShadowClan's newest leader, though he offers to help with their kittypet problem. Rowanstar doesn't take kindly to Bramblestar's offer and refuses to let ThunderClan help. However, Leafpool stays to help Littlecloud with Dawnpelt's kitting.[29]
- Jessy knows where the kittypets who are attacking ShadowClan's patrols live and Bramblestar rallies his warriors to scare the kittypets for ShadowClan just as they did with Jacques and Susan when they first arrived at the lake. Bramblestar hopes that teaching the kittypets a lesson will stop ShadowClan from hunting in ThunderClan territory as well.[17] Jessy leads them to a Twolegplace beyond ShadowClan's territory and they successfully defeat Victor, Scarlet, O'Hara, Webster, Ziggy and Riga.[21] However they are caught by Rowanstar and his patrol, and the ShadowClan leader condemns Bramblestar for interfering in their affairs. He also sends Leafpool away.[30]
- While following Frankie to the Twolegplace, Bramblestar detects badger scent on ShadowClan's territory.[28] The next day, his patrol follows the badger scents above ShadowClan's land, and Tawnypelt reveals badgers have been causing trouble for ShadowClan since the kittypets were defeated. She asks for ThunderClan's help since her Clan is suffering.[31] Bramblestar is conflicted about overstepping his duties and interfering in ShadowClan's troubles again, and he is visited by Yellowfang in a dream who urges him that blood does not have to mean death. Bramblestar's warriors wish to not intervene until they tread on ThunderClan's territory unless Rowanstar specifically requests their help.[32] However, Bramblestar is urged by his kinship with Tawnypelt to help her Clan, and he orders his warriors to prepare for battle within the next quarter moon. Two days later, Bramblestar meets his sister again who reveals Rowanstar plans to attack the badgers tomorrow night and the ThunderClan leader promises to meet them there.[33]
- ThunderClan joins in on the fight and their surprise attack is welcomed by everyone except Rowanstar.[34] Working together, ShadowClan and ThunderClan quickly win the battle, though every cat is wounded and Dustpelt is killed. Dustpelt's mate and kits welcome his spirit into StarClan. As Tawnypelt thanks her brother for helping ShadowClan, Bramblestar realizes the prophecy was referring to the bond he shares with his sister. While Rowanstar is grateful for ThunderClan's help, he warns Bramblestar to stop interfering.[22]
The flood recedes[]
- Millie: "The water has gone! We can get into the hollow!"
- Cat: "Is it really dry?"
- Bramblestar's Storm, page 431
- Around a half-moon since the flooding began, the water begins to recede in the tunnels.[35] The stream between the WindClan and ThunderClan border gradually begins to shrink as well.[27] Another half-moon later, the lakeshore recedes several fox-lengths and Lionblaze and Bramblestar can make out the camp dens underneath the water.[33] Two days following the battle against the badgers, Millie reports that the water is gone from the hollow and ThunderClan finally returns home after living in the damp tunnel for over a moon.[15]
Deaths caused by the storm[]
Aftermath[]
- "Cats of all the Clans. We cannot let the fallen go unrecognized, and that includes ensuring the future of all four Clans together. In times of peace, we stand alone, hunt alone, fight with one another over our boundaries. But more than that, StarClan has shown us that there must always be four Clans beside the lake, and in times of trouble, Clan borders are meaningless. I wish to create a new rule for the warrior code: that each Clan has the right to be proud and independent, but in times of trouble they must forget their boundaries and fight side by side to protect the four. Each Clan must help the others so that no Clan will fall. [...] Firestar is dead. I am leader of ThunderClan now. And I am proud to uphold his legacy of preserving all the Clans in the forest. No Clan was left behind on the Great Journey to find the lake. No Clan was abandoned to fight alone against the Dark Forest. No Clan will be allowed to fall now, not if the rest of us can protect them."
- ―Bramblestar at the Gathering Bramblestar's Storm, page 472
- The Clans return to the island for the Gathering nearly two moons since their last meeting. On the island, Cherryfall finds the Stick of the Fallen. The spirits of the cats who died during the Great Battle appear to the gathering cats and Firestar urges Bramblestar to find a way to remember those who died. Bramblestar proposes an addition to the warrior code: each Clan has the right to be independent, but they must come together to protect each other so that no Clan will fall, such as they did during the Great Journey, the battle against the Dark Forest, and the flood.[2]
- Following the Great Storm, ThunderClan develops evacuation plans to evacuate to the tunnel where they sheltered during the storm if the camp floods again. Since the Clan had difficulties moving Briarlight last time, Briarlight is now the first to be evacuated out of the camp.[7] ThunderClan's history with the flood also provides Bramblestar with experience when to call an evacuation.[40][7]
Characters[]
Bramblestar[]
- "It takes more than a storm to destroy ThunderClan."
- ―Bramblestar to Squirrelflight about their Clan's resiliency Bramblestar's Storm, page 264
- Bramblestar is ThunderClan's newest leader since the death of Firestar six moons prior.[1] He misses Firestar and often wonders what Firestar would do during the course of the storm.[41][3][16][20] When the flood approaches the camp, Bramblestar promptly calls for an evacuation, making sure his Clanmates make it safely up the cliffside. He insists no cat will be left behind and helps float Purdy, Briarlight, and Jayfeather out of the camp using the Stick of the Fallen.[13] Bramblestar feels restless while staying in the tunnels while his warriors gather bedding and prey for their temporary camp in the tunnels,[8] though Squirrelflight frequently reminds him that he can't do everything.[18] Bramblestar worries about how the other Clans are fairing and checks on ShadowClan and RiverClan.[14] He and his patrol rescue Minty,[25] Frankie, and Jessy,[26] three kittypets who were left behind in the Twolegplace, and take them back to their camp, knowing the kittypets wouldn't survive without their help.[19]
- Bramblestar does his best to reassure his Clanmates while they live in the tunnels, encouraging that every cat has something to contribute[14][34] and leading an expedition to find dry bedding for them.[26] Bramblestar blames himself for Seedpaw's death when he fails to interpret Jayfeather's omen about a stick causing trouble,[18] and keeps an eye on Lilypaw's progress.[27] Though Bramblestar worries about the other Clans, he does not approve of WindClan and ShadowClan trespassing on their territory.[16][17] He does worry about his sister Tawnypelt in ShadowClan,[14] and when Tawnypelt approaches him about violent kittypets terrorizing her Clan,[29] Bramblestar feels compelled to action. He leads his Clan to defeat the kittypets for ShadowClan,[21] though Rowanstar disapproves of ThunderClan overstepping.[30] Bramblestar's compassion also extends to Frankie and he helps the kittypet find his brother's body.[28] When badgers threaten ShadowClan, Tawnypelt requests her brother's help[31] and he agrees, wanting to do anything to help his sister.[32] ThunderClan and ShadowClan successfully defeat the badgers, though Rowanstar is not as ungrateful.[34][22] Bramblestar's reflection of how the Clans helped each other during the Great Journey and the Great Battle lead him to create a new addition to the warrior code for the Clans to help each other during times of crisis.[2]
Jessy[]
- "I know. But you already love Squirrelflight. As you should. She is the mother of your kits. I know they weren't born to you. But you are their father, just as Squirrelflight is their mother. That is not a bond that's easily broken. Not even washed away in a storm!"
- ―Jessy to Bramblestar about his relationship with Squirrelflight Bramblestar's Storm, page 461
Minty and Frankie[]
- Squirrelflight: "Honestly, Bramblestar, what were you thinking? Two more kittypets! How are we doing to feed all these extra mouths? It's not like they can hunt for themselves."
- Bramblestar: "Would you rather I left them behind to die?"
- Bramblestar's Storm, page 237
- Bramblestar and his patrol rescue Minty when she was left behind by her Twolegs. At first Minty is intimidated by living with the wild cats but realizes she has no other choice since her Twolegs are gone.[25] While some of ThunderClan's warriors protest, Purdy, Millie, and apprentices help make Minty comfortable in the tunnels.[6] Minty has to be coaxed to eat prey with bones and feathers.[18] While fetching Twoleg pelts from the Twolegplace, Bramblestar and his patrol rescue Jessy and Frankie, two other kittypets from the Twolegplace. Frankie is distraught over his brother's disappearance during the flood, but Jessy encourages him to go with the Clan cats. They reunite with Minty at the tunnels, though ThunderClan once again questions why they are providing shelter to kittypets.[19]
- Unlike Minty, Frankie quickly adjusts to Clan life, volunteering to help with tasks around the temporary camp.[16] Frankie is willing to learn how to hunt, insisting that he can't look for his brother with Twolegplace still flooded so he might as well learn how to survive in the meantime.[20] While Minty is nervous about hunting and killing prey, Frankie adapts quickly to catching his own prey.[35] When the flood begins to recede from the Twolegplace, Frankie repeatedly sneaks out of camp to look for his missing brother. He and Bramblestar find Benny's body in the storm drain and bury him.[28] During the battle against the badgers, Frankie participates in the fight while Minty stays behind.[33] After, the three kittypets help repair the battered camp once the flood disappears.[23] Frankie decides to join the Clan and is renamed Stormpaw with Squirrelflight as his mentor. Despite being a kittypet, Stormpaw is welcomed into the Clan. Minty decides to return to her Twolegs though she'll miss ThunderClan.[24]
Quotes[]
- «With the cats he named squelching after him through the muddy grass, Bramblestar led the way down the slope to a point on the cliff top where they could get a good view of the whole camp. His heart lurched when he looked over the edge. All that was left of the ThunderClan camp was a pool of gray water that stretched halfway up the cliff. There was no sign of the clearing, or the dens, or even the Highledge. Our home is gone!»
- —Bramblestar's thoughts during the flood Bramblestar's Storm, page 128
- «When the patrol had returned from the flooded hollow, Bramblestar had called a Clan meeting. To his surprise, his Clan seemed undaunted by the challenge of finding a new home.»
- —Bramblestar's thoughts about his Clan's resilience Bramblestar's Storm, page 129
- Jayfeather: "I can guide myself, thanks."
- Bramblestar: "No, you can't. Jayfeather, there may be a time when it helps for you to be an uncooperative furball, but this isn't it. The whole forest has changed because of the wind. There are fallen trees, branches scattered everywhere...Just let Dovewing help you, and put up with it."
- Bramblestar's Storm, page 131
- Mistystar: "I wonder if things will ever return to how they were. The Great Battle, and now this...Doesn't StarClan have the power to protect us anymore?"
- Bramblestar: "We can protect ourselves. The water won't stay like this forever."
- Bramblestar's Storm, pages 163-164
- "See how far the water has gown down! It won't be long before we can go home. Our kits will be born in the nursery!"
- ―Lionblaze about the low water levels Bramblestar's Storm, page 407
- «Tawnypelt shares my blood. We are the son and daughter of Tigerstar and Goldenflower. When the flood threatened us both, our kinship gave us the strength to survive. That's what the prophecy meant!»
- —Bramblestar about the prophecy Bramblestar's Storm, page 428
- Daisy: "Brackenfur! Brackenfur, the nursery is a disgrace! Cinderheart's not having her kits in there."
- Cinderheart: "It's not that bad—"
- Bramblestar's Storm, pages 433-434
- Poppyfrost: "Berrynose, I'll never forget seeing you with that bramble stuck in your fur! You looked like a hedgehog!"
- Berrynose: "It patched a good section of the nursery roof."
- Bramblestar's Storm, page 436
Trivia[]
Interesting facts[]
- It can be speculated that the Great Storm is either a remnant of a tropical cyclone or an extratropical cyclone due to hurricanes not typically forming around the United Kingdom where Warriors is based off of, though the series has branched away from definitively being set there.[42] Although the former option is typically very rare, a recent example would be the remains of Storm Ophelia, formerly a hurricane before being downgraded to an extratropical cyclone, which brought gusty winds up to 90 mph (144 kph) to the island nation.[43] Storms Ciara and Dennis also brought severe river flooding due to heavy rainfall with the UK Met Office issuing a red weather warning.[44] The Great Storm of 1987 is also a notable example of a dangerous extratropical cyclone that impacted that area. The Great Storm could also be a European windstorm, powerful extratropical cyclones that regularly cause storm surge, such as Cyclone Xaver[45] and the North Sea flood of 1953. The main characteristics of the Great Storm are heavy rainfall, severe gusty winds,[3][5] and storm surge from the ocean[8] that even floods the nearby Twolegplace and vehicles[14] and persists for over a month and a half.[15] Though the main brunt of the storm only lasts a few days[32] the cloud cover and occasional rainfall persist for several more weeks.[35]
- It takes approximately two weeks for the floodwater to start receding.[35] It takes roughly a month and a half for the flood waters to recede from ThunderClan's camp,[33] though it takes a couple more days for the Clan to move back into their camp after rebuilding their dens.[23]
See also[]
Notes and references[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 1
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 35
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 6
- ↑ The storm began the day after the Gathering,[3] with the Clans missing one Gathering due to the flood. The Clans return to the next Gathering roughly a quarter-moon after ThunderClan's hollow emerges from the flood.[2]
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 7
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 12
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Revealed in River of Fire, chapter 12
- ↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 9
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 4
- ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 5
- ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 3
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 16
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 8
- ↑ 14.00 14.01 14.02 14.03 14.04 14.05 14.06 14.07 14.08 14.09 14.10 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 10
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 32
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 17
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 17.6 17.7 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 20
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 18.4 18.5 18.6 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 13
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 19.5 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 15
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 18
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 21.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 21
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 31
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 23.4 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 33
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 34
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 11
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 14
- ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 27.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 24
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 28.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 25
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 19
- ↑ 30.0 30.1 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 22
- ↑ 31.0 31.1 31.2 31.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 27
- ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 32.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 28
- ↑ 33.0 33.1 33.2 33.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 29
- ↑ 34.0 34.1 34.2 34.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 30
- ↑ 35.0 35.1 35.2 35.3 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 23
- ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, page 190
- ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, page 216
- ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, page 362
- ↑ 39.0 39.1 Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, page 468
- ↑ Revealed in Spotfur's Rebellion, chapter 3
- ↑ Revealed in Bramblestar's Storm, chapter 2
- ↑ Revealed in Erin Hunter Chat 1
- ↑ Revealed on Royal Meteorological Society
- ↑ Revealed on BBC News.com (backup link)
- ↑ Revealed on Risk Management Solutions Inc