One thing that's always bugged me is that there never seems to be much reason or excitement to start or join clans. Other games that have a similar feature often have clans going up against each other in a form of competition for a share of rewards etc at the end. I'd imagine this would be a good way to increase interest in clans? However, for the sake of keeping things balanced, I'd make a few proposals:

Restrictions on clans to keep things fair

1) Clans taking part in challenges would need to be created for that exact purpose. Eg. the existing behemouths such as Feed Lioden could carry on but wouldn't be able to take part, as they'd be far too OP with so many members. Similarly there is no need for someone to make a challenge clan - they could start a new clan without signing up as a challenge clan if they just wanted it as a place for friends etc.

2) Challenge clans would be limited in the number of members they can have (e.g. max 20/50/etc) to make membership appealing and encourage people to support their own clan rather than just joining the biggest clan

3) Challenges could be done in categories based on member numbers (e.g. 1-10 members, 2-20 members, etc)

4) Challenge clans would have to pay higher fees than regular clans in exchange for taking part in potentially lucrative daily / weekly / monthly challenges.

5) There could also be restrictions on account maturity, eg., certain clans and challenges exclusively for newer or older members.

6) Each player is limited to joining just one challenge clan, probably with a cooldown after joining before you can leave and join a new one.Forgot this initially, thanks for the reminder!

Challenges could potentially vary, such as:

- Number of cubs born
- Number of lions chased / killed / nature reserved
- Number of PVP battles won
- Number of muties born
- Amount of SB donated
- Number of items donated
- Etc

Thoughts?