Sister, Warrior Cats Edition (5e Race)
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Warrior Cat World[edit]
Welcome to the world of Warrior Cats. In this world, animals are as intelligent as humans. Only a language barrier and misunderstanding has prevented the two from knowing each other's true intelligence.
Sister[edit]
"Our ancestors were kittypets, as you call them. All the Sisters are descended from den-bound cats. Our first Mothers were one family."
— Moonlight to Squirrelflight
Physical Description[edit]
The Sisters are descended from a single kittypet (domesticated house cat) family, and as such, retain much of the physical appearances as their ancestors; notably having long, thick, and sleek fur, as well as being large and well-muscled. The Sisters are much larger and stronger than the average Clan cat (wild house cat). It is assumed that sisters are Maine Coon cats, the tenth largest house cat in the world.
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History[edit]
Past of sisters in the warrior cat's book are not well known. When the Skyclan arrived at the lake, they need a space for themselves. Sisters were in the ideal location of the new Skyclan territory. Sisters did not want to move due to a new kit (kitten) has been born and they are too young to be moved. While Skyclan are willing to wait, the other clans grow impatient.
Before and after this event, sisters have helped out the clan cats. It is fragile peace and cooperation between the two.
Society[edit]
The Sisters appeal more to the she-cats of the group. The leader of the Sisters is always a she-cat, as none of the toms (male) stay past kittenhood (childhood). The cats of the group tend to call the older she-cats "Mother" even if not biologically related; cats of similar age often call each other "Sister", or "Sisters", while the toms are simply referred to by name only. While there is a leader, some she-cats, tend to also take on a leadership role but are never outright called a leader, acting as a second in command of sorts.
The Sisters have a dislike of toms, and more specifically ones not related to them. When the toms of the Sisters are around six moons, they are cast out from the group to "find their own path", as they believe the toms have a deep connection to the land and must wander and protect it, not tied to the Sisters. They decide specifically when a tom is ready by "The Claw Stars". A ceremony is held for the leaving toms at night. Toms that are cast out become loners (wild), rogues (wild), or kittypets (domesticated). Members are also taught basic herb knowledge, according, though are not as particularly skilled as a Clan's medicine cat (healer).
Given that the toms are cast out, the Sisters likely take a local loner, rogue, or kittypet as a mate when they temporarily settle down, or possibly when they are journeying. It is not mandatory for a she-cat to stay with the Sisters when pregnant, or has kits. The Sisters also help raise the kits alongside the mother.
Belief[edit]
All members of the Sisters and cats descended from them, can communicate with ghost cats. The exact reason for this is unknown. The Sisters believe their ancestors will guide them, similar to the Clans' beliefs of StarClan. The ancestors will follow the cats, regardless if they are a she-cat that stayed with the group or a tom that was cast out. When a member of the Sisters die, they go to the ghost residence (afterlife, ethereal plane), where they can communicate with their living kin and guide them.
Sister Names[edit]
Sister's names tend to be named after an animal or something part of nature.
Male: Grass, Stream, Spider, Mud, and Snail
Female: Snow, Flurry, Cloud, Hawk, and Moon
Sisters Traits[edit]
Large cats that can see spirits
Ability Score Increase. Your Wisdom score increases by 1.
Age. Sister Cats reach maturity at around a year and can live for up to 18 years.
Alignment. Sister Cats follow the teaching of their ancestors. Sisters tend to be in the lawful good alignment
Size. Sister Cats are massive, about 50% bigger than a normal house cat. Sister cat tend to be 12-25 pounds and 10 and 16 inches tall. Your size is Large.
Speed. Your base walking speed is 30 feet. Due to your claws, you have 20 ft climbing speed.
Humanoid in a Beast World. Your creature type is Beast. While you do not have humanoid size nor shapes, you have the humanoid creature type as you are the "humanoid" of this world.
Ultra-low Light Vision. You have a cat's keen senses, especially in the dark. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light. You can see the darkness within 60 ft as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray. Unlike darkvision, you require some light to see A few stars in the sky is enough to light to see properly.
Cats Always Land on Four Paws. When you take fall damage, remove 5 ft from the fall distance as long you land on your four feet.
Cat's Claws. Your claws are natural weapons, which you can use to make unarmed strikes. If you hit with them, you deal slashing damage equal to 1d4 + your Strength modifier, instead of the bludgeoning damage normal for an unarmed strike.
Cat's Bite. Your bite are natural weapons, which you can use to make unarmed strikes. If you hit with them, you deal piercing damage equal to 1d4 + your Strength modifier, instead of the bludgeoning damage normal for an unarmed.
Winter Coat. You have resistance to cold damage and you have advantage to resist extreme cold weather.
Not Large Enough. Despite your great size, your combat abilities have not greatly increased. For the purpose of natural, unarmed, and weapon attacks, you are a medium sized creature. As such, your melee attack range does not increased by 5 ft from being large.
Not Strong Enough. You have a hard time moving when there is someone on your back. Your movement speed is reduced to 5 ft when a small creature or bigger is ridding you.
Languages. You can speak, read, and write Common. If you are in the warrior cat's setting, you language is feline instead.
Subrace. Sisters, Descendance from the Sisters.
Sisterhood[edit]
This subrace is for female only. Sisterhood subrace are for cats that grew up in the sister's traveling group. As such, they have a better connection with their ancestors.
Ability Score Increase. Your Charisma score increases by 1
Spirit Sight. You can see spirits. You have an ethereal sight of 30 ft.
Commune with the Ancestors. At 5th level, You can ritually cast Speak with the Dead. When you do so, spirits are not forced to talk with you or speak truthfully.
Descended from the Sisters[edit]
Cats that have the blood of the sisters or they are originally from the sisters. Toms (male cats) are banished from the sisters to fend for themselves when they become old enough to survive.
Ability Score Increase. One of your score increases by 1. That ability score matches with the ability score given by your other half. This can not cause your total ability score to be increased by 3.
Commune with the Ancestors. At 5th level, You can ritually cast Speak with the Dead. When you do so, spirits are not forced to talk with you or speak truthfully.
The Other Half. This represent your other parent or how you lived away from Sisters, Most of them become Loners or Kittypets. Pick another subrace or race that is in the Warrior Cat family (Races ). You gain any one racial feature from that subrace or race and your ability score increasement depends on the ability score increasement of that subrace or race.
Medium Cat (Optional Trait)[edit]
An optional trait for players that want to play as a big but normal cat.
Replaces Not Big Enough and Not Strong Enough
Ability Score Increase. Your Wisdom score increases by 1.
Medium Cat. Your size is increased to Medium size. This does not change your height.
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