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Part of a short guide to the core types of anthromorphic cats encountered in the Cats Way. Each name is a catch-all word that encompasses a generalized group of individuals based on how many Sparks they have acquired.
The Cats Way - A fictional place in my material where cat spirits go to live out their afterlife.

Stray - No sparks. A standard domestic cat. It could have lived anywhere when it was alive, but once it passes on to the Cats Way it’s a Stray.
Gybs - One spark. Gybs don’t get much taller than three feet. They share a strong association with agriculture and food, and are more likely to keep ties with Strays.
Tiberts - More than one spark, but less than a hoard. Because Tiberts have the opportunity to get more involved with politics and trade, they often are. They’re adventurous and enjoy wealth.
Baudrons - A hoard of sparks. It takes a certain personality type to want that many (in most cases). Baudrons want prestige or honor. They’re tough and tumble.

© 2014 Ashley Lee Do not use (sorry, no open species available!)

Description

Part of a short guide to the core types of anthromorphic cats encountered in the Cats Way. Each name is a catch-all word that encompasses a generalized group of individuals based on how many Sparks they have acquired.
The Cats Way - A fictional place in my material where cat spirits go to live out their afterlife.

Stray - No sparks. A standard domestic cat. It could have lived anywhere when it was alive, but once it passes on to the Cats Way it’s a Stray.
Gybs - One spark. Gybs don’t get much taller than three feet. They share a strong association with agriculture and food, and are more likely to keep ties with Strays.
Tiberts - More than one spark, but less than a hoard. Because Tiberts have the opportunity to get more involved with politics and trade, they often are. They’re adventurous and enjoy wealth.
Baudrons - A hoard of sparks. It takes a certain personality type to want that many (in most cases). Baudrons want prestige or honor. They’re tough and tumble.

© 2014 Ashley Lee Do not use (sorry, no open species available!)