"The Trapper division is composed of cats who know how to use their paws or tongue to set things up. Cats of this division are taught how to create lures and traps, but also how to fool the enemy if caught in an encounter. These tricks can go from small holes set up to catch someone, to mimicking a bird to fool a cat or prey into thinking they are safe. The main job of the Trapper division nowadays is to set up defenses around the camp and catch prey with their traps. However their work also reaches out to the offence, with traps and lures being used to capture neo-league cats while their speech helping them to get their way when trying to find out information about their targets whereabouts."

"The mediators are the peacekeepers of the League. Their job consists of ensuring that any problem is attempted first to be resolved through talking things through before resorting to violence. Most members of this division are volunteers, who possess at least the speech or tactic assigned traits in order to be able to keep a discussion under control through merely words and/or know how to quickly think up solutions to offer for anyone with issues that need resolving. Cats of this division work closely with the Scout Division to keep up to date on absolutely everything that happens inside and outside of the League. The job of this division does not just apply to the League, but any problem outside of it too. The Mediator Division's job also extends to clan problems too, with them expected to step in with the help of the whole council if any skirmishes between clans takes place. This means if any war is threatened to break out in the clans, it rests on the mediators' shoulders to try and step in to solve it before that may happen. Members of this division who must do so, however, are sure to know that these actions come with great risks. Including the threat of death if someone were to ignore their attempts and peace."

"The Hunting team is as it's name suggests, a team who's main job is to always keep the League's food supply stocked. Most of the time the hunting team is composed of temporary recruits pulled out of the other divisions to help out on hunting prey. However it does have a few permanent hunters who's only duty is to come and go every day bringing food for cats. These elite hunters do not take part in any League activity, and in return are allowed to take second pick in the food supply they bring back: After kits and cats from the Nurturer's division who eat first. Most temporary team-members are pulled out to go hunting on a random occasion. These patrols are composed of one elite hunter in lead and all cats of other divisions along with them. While it's purpose is to return prey, it also serves to keep bonds between the divisions, giving cats who otherwise would spend time apart a chance to help each other out in hunting skills."

"When it comes to becoming an elite member. There is no such thing as volunteers. If and only IF a elite hunter member takes notice of outstanding hunting abilities in a cat from another division, will they approach the council about it. The council will then take the cat aside to discuss the situation, giving the feline a chance to decline the offer. If they do agree however, they must abandon their post as member of their division to spend almost all waking time during their day out looking for prey for the League. As this job is demanding and makes interactions with fellow League-mates tough, very few cats are made permanent elite hunters of the team."