About — Warrior Cats Wiki

Last updated: September 28, 2026

What this site is

Warrior Cats Wiki is an independent, fan-made reference site for Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest. It collects the things players actually look up: which cats sit in which clan, what a medicine cat can and cannot treat, how territories and patrols work, where beginners get stuck, and what changed after each update.

The site is written for people playing the game right now — usually on a phone, usually mid-session, usually trying to answer one specific question before they log back in. Every page is built to answer a single question in one screen, then link out to the next one.

Not an official site

Warrior Cats Wiki is unofficial. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by the developers or publishers of Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest, nor by the owners of the Warrior Cats book series. Warrior Cats and Clans of the Forest are the property of their respective owners; this site only references them to talk about the game. See our Terms of Service for the full trademark and copyright position.

How guides are written

Every page on this site follows the same four rules, so you can judge what you are reading:

  • Played, not guessed. A guide is only written from behaviour observed in the game itself. If a page describes a number, a recipe, or a drop rate, that number came from testing or from a datamined in-game source — not from another guide site repeating itself.
  • Version-stamped. Live-service games change quietly. Each page records the game version or update it was written against, and pages that go stale get re-checked or pulled rather than left to mislead you.
  • Second source before publishing. Anything surprising — a rare drop, a hidden requirement, a shortcut — is confirmed against a second source before it goes up. One guide's word is not enough for a claim that changes how you play.
  • Corrections over silence. When a reader points out something wrong, the page is corrected and the change is noted. A site that quietly edits history is a site you cannot trust.

What we do not do

We do not sell accounts, ingame items, or boosts; we do not run cheats, exploits, or automation scripts; and we do not ask for your Roblox password, email, or any other account detail, ever. If a page ever asks you for something like that, it is not from us.

Corrections and contact

Spotted something outdated, wrong, or missing? Tell us. Corrections are the most useful message we get, and the fastest way to reach us is email: [email protected]. This site lives at warriorcat.wiki.