Mothstar

Mothstar is a dusty brown coloured marbled tabby with brown eyes. Some of her most defining features are her patches of black stripes, and her two large scars going over her left eye and neck.

Story
Mothstar is the newest leader of Riverclan, having only succeeded the previous leader some moons ago. Her life was rather uneventful as a warrior, and she peacefully worked her way up to being deputy. After the previous leader died due to the plague overtaking many of the clans, she inherited leadership of Riverclan. Unfortunately, at this point Mothstar was unprepared to undertake such a large task, and ended up making many mistakes that she's still atoning for.

When Duskstar became leader of Thunderclan and began threatening to attack the other clans in order to collect more territory, Mothstar agreed to willingly give him a portion of Riverclan territory in return for leaving her and her clan at peace. Her warriors, suffering from the plague, were far too weak to fight and she feared losing any more cats. This course of action upset many Riverclan cats and was highly discouraged. Although not Mothstar's intention, it left Riverclan extremely low on prey and herbal resources, which were already limited due to Thunderclan's hoarding of the only cure to the plague.

Although the details are iffy, it's known that she was part of the conspiracy to assassinate Duskstar along with Smallpetal.

Personality and Relationships

 * Mothstar is collected, calculated, and logical. She's very smart, and has a strong sense of justice. Mothstar wants the best for all the cats of the forest, not only her own clan. Although she is outwardly very stable, with an authoritative demeanor, she deals with a lot of insecurity and worry, especially about making important decisions.
 * Mothstar is also known for being extremely humble, allowing her to rule Riverclan differently than most leaders would rule their clans. After the situation with losing territory, Mothstar confides in the opinions of her clanmates in order to make decisions, usually doing what the majority thinks to be correct.