u/Expensive_Captain_71

I know there have been mods that did this before, but all the ones I could find were hopelessly outdated, so I decided to make my own. The results were created with a program, similarly to how EOE's map mod (the mod this is inspired by) used python to generate the code.

The mod is already out so you can take a look at the results, although scripted events and focus trees do not work correctly.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3785681558

Every state is now a megalopolis area, population is multiplied by 5, every plains, forest and marsh province is replaced by urban and there are victory points in each province with the existing victory points having higher value.

Source: https://warriors.fandom.com/wiki/Events_timeline

Right now I have only done 10 countries with exactly 100 releasables in total. I will also make releasables for Ukraine and Belarus.

Edit: The mod is on the steam workshop (It's called state releasables) now with all the currently done content. Added releasables for Ukraine and Belarus

First pic is the average of each arc's cover and the second pic is all main arc book covers together.

What do you think?

All characters (with wiki sprites) from A to G. In total there are about 432 cats in a roughly 60 and 30 second .gif format. You can screenshot the fast one for a random cat

What if the territory of each clan was split up and distributed amongst each clan member? This is based on the allegiance pages of the latest release (Chasing Shadows). Kits are excluded.

In this dataset I used 100 main or major characters in the series, but also some other characters for examples.

Here the amount of official published works (Books, graphic novels, short stories, etc.) where a character was mentioned are counted, not the amount of times a character was mentioned in the series because I would go insane.

This is how I think it would be, using these criteria for each clan:

• ThunderClan gets relatively flat regions with forests (mostly mixed forests).
• ShadowClan gets the dry and or cold places (as well as pine forests).
• RiverClan has all the wet places such as rain forests, but also some coastal regions and islands.
• WindClan gets all the open plains and grasslands
• SkyClan has the same criteria as ThunderClan, except the terrain is more rough and elevated.
• And all deserts (both hot and cold), as well as tundras are not suitable for any clan.

Reference map + source:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/isirzf/biomes_of_the_world/

Data contains every cat character with a known pelt type or colour (1271 entries in total ^(my gosh that took forever...)).

• The "Not specified" is for a certain group of cats that are described as tabbies, but have no descriptions on the fur colour (eg. A tabby, A tabby with white).
• A cat will be considered two-coloured if any substantial amount of pelt is a second colour (eg. Blackstar, Darktail, Rosetail). However this does not include cats who simply have darker or lighter parts of fur.
• In pelt types a cat is categorized based on words used in it's description. So if a cat description contains the word "tabby", it will fall into the tabby group, but if a cat has the word "tortoiseshell" or the colours of a tortoiseshell mentioned, it will be in the tortoiseshell group. There were multiple instances of a "Tortoiseshell and white" cat, but these were still accepted as tortoiseshell.
• The tortoiseshell-tabby group is for cats who are both tortoiseshell and tabby.

The cats are Star Flower and Tyr as the only representatives of the smallest entries.

Data only includes cats with a known eye colour. Cats of multiple eye colours fall into the "other" category.

Because we all know what "dirt" means in the series...

Honestly some of the languages need a lot more care and attention. What do you think?

Information on the page count of a book was taken from the HarperCollins website.

Character sprites are from the wiki

Screenshot for a random kittypet