The Prophecy Pack is a $14.99 cosmetic DLC for Clans of the Forest: 8 creator accessories, 12 wearables, a skin and photo extras. Is it worth it?
Warrior Cats Prophecy Pack: Contents, Price and Worth It?
The Prophecy Pack is the only paid add-on for Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest at launch. It costs $14.99 on its own, and it is also included in the $39.99 Feral Edition. The important question is whether it adds anything you will notice in play, because the answer is: cosmetics only.
This page lists exactly what is in the pack, compares buying it separately with the Feral bundle, and explains who should skip it. For the full list of paid add-ons, see the Warrior Cats DLC hub.
The Prophecy Pack contains 8 cat creator accessories, 12 wearable items, 1 cel-shaded skin, 4 photo poses and 4 photo effects. It does not add missions, cats, clans or gameplay. Buy the Feral Edition if you want it; skip the standalone DLC if you do not care about appearance.
What is the Prophecy Pack?
The Prophecy Pack is a cosmetic bundle for the cat creator and the in-game photo mode. It was sold as a pre-order incentive in some regions and is now a standalone DLC.
It is not an expansion. There is no new campaign, no new playable clan and no new move. Everything in the pack changes how your cat looks or how you frame a screenshot.
The name is thematic rather than mechanical. It references the prophecy framing of the story, but the contents do not affect the plot or unlock any story branch.
What is included?
The pack has five content groups:
| Content | Count | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Cat creator accessories | 8 | Extra options in the character creator |
| Wearable items | 12 | Cosmetic items for your cat |
| Cel-shaded skin | 1 | An alternate visual style for your cat |
| Photo poses | 4 | Poses for photo mode |
| Photo effects | 4 | Filters and effects for photo mode |
The 8 accessories are the most visible part, because they appear in the creator before you start. The 12 wearables are spread across the game's cosmetic slots, and the cel-shaded skin is a single alternate look rather than a toggle for the whole game.
The photo extras only matter if you use photo mode. If you never open it, half the pack's value is invisible to you.
How much does it cost?
The standalone price is $14.99. The Feral Edition is $39.99 on console and $39.58 as a Steam bundle, and it includes the full game plus the Prophecy Pack.
That math is straightforward:
- Standard game ($29.99) + Prophecy Pack ($14.99) = $44.98
- Feral Edition = $39.99 on console
So the Feral Edition saves about $5 compared with buying both pieces separately, and the Steam bundle saves a little more with its 12% discount. If you want the cosmetics, the bundle is the better buy.
If you already own the standard game, the standalone pack is the only way to add it. There is no upgrade path that discounts the DLC.
Is the Prophecy Pack worth it?
For most players, no. The pack is purely cosmetic, and the base game already includes a full cat creator with free options. The cat creator page covers what you get without paying.
It is worth considering in three cases:
- You are a completionist. The pack is cheap relative to the game and it is the only DLC, so buying it once closes the content list.
- You will use photo mode. The poses and effects are the most distinctive part of the pack, and they are aimed at players who share screenshots.
- You are buying the Feral Edition anyway. At $39.99 it is only $10 more than the standard game, and it includes the pack plus the bundle framing.
It is not worth it if you want more game. There is no additional story, no extra clan and no new mode. A player who buys the pack expecting content will be disappointed.
Does the pack affect gameplay?
No. The accessories and wearables are cosmetic, and the cel-shaded skin changes the look of your cat rather than the rules.
There is no stat bonus, no extra move and no unlock that changes the campaign. The combat and stances page covers the actual mechanical depth, and none of it is behind the paywall.
That is a good thing for the base game: the $29.99 version is the complete gameplay experience. The pack is a tip jar with cosmetics attached, not a content gate.
Feral Edition vs standalone pack
Buy the Feral Edition if you do not own the game and you want the cosmetics. It is the cheapest route to both, and the console version is a single code.
Buy the standalone pack only if you already own the standard game and you specifically want the creator accessories or the photo extras.
Do not buy both. The Feral Edition already contains the pack, and there is no second tier above it.
The editions and price page has the full regional breakdown, including the physical editions.
What about the pre-order bonus?
The Purrfect Look Pack was the pre-order bonus, and it is a separate cosmetic set from the Prophecy Pack. If you missed the pre-order window, it is not part of the Prophecy Pack and it is not currently sold separately.
That distinction matters when you see a listing that promises "all cosmetic content." The two packs have different contents, and only the Prophecy Pack is available as a standard DLC.
Should you buy it?
If you are buying the game for the first time and you like cosmetic customization, get the Feral Edition. It is the best value version and the pack is a small part of the price.
If you already own the game, skip the standalone pack unless you use photo mode or you want the full cosmetic set. The gameplay is complete without it, and the $14.99 is better spent on another game if you are unsure.
Either way, do not expect the pack to change the campaign. It does not.
Pack contents are listed on the Prophecy Pack Steam page, with the base game on its own store listing and publisher detail at Trailmark Games.
FAQ
What is in the Warrior Cats Prophecy Pack?
8 cat creator accessories, 12 wearables, 1 cel-shaded skin, 4 photo poses and 4 photo effects. All cosmetic.
How much does the Prophecy Pack cost?
$14.99 standalone. It is also included in the $39.99 Feral Edition.
Is the Prophecy Pack included in the Feral Edition?
Yes. The Feral Edition is the full game plus the Prophecy Pack.
Does the Prophecy Pack add gameplay?
No. It has no missions, cats, clans, moves or story content.
Related Guides
- Editions and price - standard vs Feral vs physical
- Cat creator - the free customization options
- Characters and book cats - who appears in the game
- FAQ - the short answers
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