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a l l e g i a n c e s

l e a d e r
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xxlives / 9/9

d e p u t y
xxname / ♀♂ / x

m e d i c i n exc a t
xxmothfur / ♂ / inventive /x

w a r r i o r s
xxravenfeather / ♂ / reserved / x

a p p r e n t i c e s
xxname / ♀♂ / x

q u e e n s
xxname / ♀♂ / x

k i t s
xxname / ♀♂ / x

e l d e r s
xxname / ♀♂ / x
m e n t o r s
xxmentor / apprentice / #
xx↳ skills

d e c e a s e dxc a t s
xxname / cause of death

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r e l a t i o n s

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t r a d i t i o n sx/xb e l i e f sx/xt r a i t s

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t e r r i t o r y

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p o s t s

post one / aug 1
post two / aug 13
post three / aug 24
post four / sep 6

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h e r b s

• bindweed / Binds broken limbs.
  
• blackberry / Root is chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds. Leaves are chewed into a poultice to treat bee stings.
• borage / Leaves are eaten by nursing queens to produce more and better milk.
• burdock / Root is chewed into a poultice. Heals and prevents infection in rat bites.
• catchweed / Burrs are put on the pelt where poultices are. Stops poultices from being rubbed off.
• catmint / Eaten to treat greencough and whitecough.
• cobweb / Pressed over wounds to soak and stop bleeding. Can bind broken limbs.
• coltsfoot / Leaves are chewed on to ease breathing and kittencough. Can also be applied to sore pads.
• comfrey / Root is chewed into a pulp and lined in one’s nest to soothe stiff joints.
• dandelion / Liquid from the plant is applied to bee stings. Leaves are chewed on as a painkiller.
• fennel / Juice from the stalks are consumed. Helps hip pain, especially for expecting or kitting queens.
• field mustard / Seeds are chewed into a poultice and applied to burns. Chewed-up roots act as a natural insecticide.
• hawthorne / Flowers are chewed on to improve blood flow and irregular heartbeat.
• holly grape / Root is chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds. Eases swelling and inflammation. The berries are tart and hold no medicinal value, though they are edible.
• honey / Consumed to soothe sore throats and coughing. Sweetens otherwise hard to swallow concoctions, and gives energy.
• horsetail / Chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds. Treats infection and bleeding.
• lavender / Scent is inhaled. Helps treat most coughs, fevers. Also hides the scent of death.
• mint / Chewed on to help digestion. Hides the scent of death.
• mouse bile / Stored in moss and applied to ticks.
• oceanspray / Leaves are chewed on to ease toothache.
• pine needles / Chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds. Prevents and eases infection. When chewed on, treats yellowcough.
• poison oak / Sap is applied to wounds to stop bleeing. Touching the leaves or branches causes a painful allergic reaction, however, so medicine cats will typically consume small portions of the plant to eventually become immune to its itching effects.
• poppy / Seeds are chewed on to induce sleep, soothe shock, and ease pain.
• salmonberry / Bark and leaves are chewed on. Cures stomachache. Not recommended for nursing queens, as it stops milk production.
• seaweed / Placed on burns, stings, and other wounds to soothe pain. Has a cooling effect when damp.
• skunk cabbage / Root is chewed on. Reduces pain from muscle and stomachaches. The leaves also produce a pungent odor, and will ward off most predators.
• stinging nettle / Seeds are eaten to induce vomiting. Leaves are chewed into a poultice to bring down swelling.
• wild ginger / Root and leaves are eaten. Cools fevers, encourages an appetite, and gives energy.
• wintergreen / Leaves are chewed into a poultice to treat wounds and some poisons.
• witch hazel / Leaves and bark are chewed into a poultice. Soothes stings, sore eyes, and other wounds.
• yarrow / Leaves are chewed into a poultice and applied on affected areas. Extracts poison from wounds and heals cracked pads.

p o i s o n s

• arrowgrass / Causes problems with breathing, coma, and occasionally death.
  
• foxglove / Easily mistaken for poppy seeds. Can cause paralysis and heart failure.
• nightshade / Consuming berries will cause a swift death.
• water hemlock / Causes writhing, pain, and foaming at the mouth.