Herbs and Medicine

A medicine cat's main job is to heal their fellow Clanmates of their wounds and sicknesses. They have many ways of doing so, mostly through herbs and berries kept in the medicine cat's herb store inside their den. **Please take note that these are not actual remedies that should be used to treat an injured cat, human, or any creature in particular. Take them to a vet instead. This is intended for roleplay purpose only.**

## Medicines and Herbs

### Traveling herbs

Herbs wrapped in Laurel or other leaves to make a bundle of herbs eaten by cats to gain strength, suppress hunger, and awaken them. Travelling herbs consist of Ragweed, Daisy, Chamomile, and Burnet.

### Alder Bark

Usage: Chewed.

Location: Dartmouth Bog, usually grows in swampy areas along rivers.

Description: Dark grey bark, fissured. Younger trees can also have greenish bark. Branches can sometimes be sticky.

Effect: Eases toothaches.

### Bindweed

Usage: Used to wrap and hold sticks in place.

Location: Variegated Lagoon

Description: Blue petals with white throat and yellow center. Typically blooms in warmer weather, stems contain green leaves.

Effect: Helps mend broken limbs when combined with sticks.

### Birch sap

Usage: Lapped from bark sample.

Location: Various territories with birch trees.

Description: Thick, sticky liquid commonly found in or on birch trees.

Effect: Alternative cure for yellowcough, soothes sore throats.

### Blackberry

Usage: Leaves are chewed into a pulp and applied with paw or tongue.

Location: Various territories, very common.

Description: Plant itself carries pinkish-white flowers, each flower has five petals that produces one fruit crop a year. Grows in sunny areas, carries a sharp scent. Leaves are small and round.

Effect: Mixed into a poultice to ease the pain of bee stings.

### Borage

Usage: Chewed and eaten.

Location: Grows near rivers and streams in most territories.

Description: It is easily distinguished by its small blue or pink star-shaped petals and hairy leaves. Can be distinguished by smell just as well as sight. The best leaves are typically halfway up the stem, and has a zesty scent to them. Leaves can be dark green or grey-green in color, soft, and they lose their flavor when dried out.

Effect: Helps queens produce more and better quality milk, brings down fevers, soothe bad bellies and relieve tight chests.

### Bright-eye

Usage: Crushed into a poultice mixture.

Location: Sunny areas, wooded areas, thickets, very common at the Variegated Lagoon.

Description: Light pink with darker pink center, the petals are pale pink in color, grows in clusters.

Effect: Mix with lovage to cure coughs.

### Broom

Usage: Ground into a poultice.

Location: Grown in forest territories, can be found during leafbare.

Description: Shrubs with small leaves and small yellow flowers. Flowers are often solitary, but may also come in pairs.

Effect: Used in poultices that can help heal broken limbs and heal wounds.

### Burdock root

Usage: The root is dug up, soil is washed off, and then it is chewed into a pulp and applied with paw or tongue.

Location: Tanglewood Weald

Description: Tall-stemmed thistle with a sharp smell and dark leaves. Has a bitter taste.

Effect: Soothes and heals rat bites, especially if they're infected. Cats may become sick if they eat too much of it. It numbs the pain of the rat bites to the degree cats cannot feel it, also good for infected paw pads and other sores.

### Burnet

Usage: Travelling herb, leaves are swallowed.

Location: Forest territories, sunny areas.

Description: Medium green-colored basal leaves. Can occasionally have spikes of purple flowers.

Effect: Used to give strength, great for expectant queens.

### Catchweed

Usage: The burrs are put on the pelt where poultices are.

Location: Very common in hedges and other low shrubby vegetation. Common in forest territories.

Description: Plant with fuzzy green balls on long stems.

Effect: Stops poultices from being rubbed off without hurting the skin.

### Catmint

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Can only be found in The Nurses' Retreat and occasionally in gardens in The Lambent Enclaves, the Nurse is in charge of constantly recycling the seeds for this herb, as it's incredibly difficult to find again. If kept in dry soil and air it thrives, and can be harvested year-round.

Description: Tall, leafy, and delicious smelling plant. Has grey-green leaves, stem is hairy, and has pale purple flowers. Easily killed by frost. Looks like nettles but doesn't sting.

Effect: Best remedy for greencough and white cough, though it can be dangerous if given in high dosages.

### Celandine

Usage: Crushed into juice and trickled into the eye.

Location: Variegated Lagoon.

Description: Yellow flower with four petals. Celandine poppy have bigger petals, whereas the greater celandine are smaller.

Effect: Soothes weakened or damaged eyes.

### Chamomile

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Variegated Lagoon along the pond, grows in sandy-like soil.

Description: Small, white flower with a large yellow center.

Effect: Strengthens the heart and soothes the mind. Also can be given to travelling cats for strength.

### Chervil

Usage: Chewed to extract the juice of the leaves or the root.

Location: Tanglewood Weald, along the path to the Reservoir of the Paragons.

Description: Sweet-smelling plant with large, leafy, fern-like leaves and small white flowers. The roots are described as being knobby and brown.

Effect: For infected wounds and bellyache, can also be used during kitting.

### Chickweed

Usage: Eaten.

Location: In forest territories near stones.

Description: Tall-stemmed plant with fat, almond-shaped leaves.

Effect: Treats redcough and greencough, though catmint is better for the latter.

### Cobwebs

Usage: Press onto and over a wound.

Location: All around the forest, in roots of trees and commonly harvested from the medicine den, as they allow cobwebs to collect in corners.

Description: Long, thin, shiny strands spun into a web by spiders, very sticky and easy to find.

Effect: To soak up or stop/slow bleeding. It can also bind broken bones together.

### Coltsfoot

Usage: Leaves chewed into a pulp.

Location: Grows by waterfalls in the Grotto of Revision and the Numinous Cascade.

Description: Flowering plant with yellow or white flowers resembling dandelions.

Effect: Eases breathing or kitten-cough, as well as cracked or sore pads.

### Comfrey root

Usage: Roots are chewed into a poultice.

Location: Damp, grassy places. Very common in the Dartmouth Bog.

Description: Large leaves, small bell-shaped flowers, which can be pink, purple, or white, with fat brown roots. Tangy scent.

Effect: Repairs broken bones, soothes wounds, treats wrenched claws, eases itching, inflammation/stiff/wrenched limbs, or burns.

### Daisy leaf

Usage: Chewed into a paste.

Location: Variegated Lagoon.

Description: Thick, dark green, oval-shaped leaves.

Effect: Eases the pain of aching joints, also can be used as a travelling herb.

### Dandelion

Usage: The white liquid is applied to beestings, the leaves can be chewed and eaten. The roots also cure the effects of meadow saffron poisoning.

Location: Anywhere.

Description: Common yellow-flowered plant with long, hollow stems. After flowering is finished, the flower transforms into a sphere made out of hundreds if smaller white florets with seed heads at the bottom that connect to the flower head.

Effect: Soothes and heals bee stings, can also be chewed to act like a painkiller. The roots can be used to cure meadow saffron.

### Dock/Dock leaf

Usage: Chewed up and applied to scratches, similar to sorrel.

Location: Grows by streams and thrives in heavily wooded territory.

Description: Common, big, dark green, large-leafed plant with a tangy smell and taste.

Effect: Soothes scratches, sore pads, and the pain of wounds when rested on. Can also be used to help practice on clanmates, though it stings when applied to open wounds.

### Elder leaves

Usage: Turned into a poultice.

Location: Elder trees, often found in 5-9 leaflets.

Description: Leaves from an elder tree.

Effect: Soothes sprains.

### Fennel

Usage: Stalks are broken and juice is squeezed into the patient's mouth.

Location: Found in dry soil on riverbanks throughout the territory.

Description: Thin, spiky leaves.

Effect: Soothes pain in the hips.

### Feverfew

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Grows along the water at Variegated Lagoon.

Description: Small bush with flowers resembling daisies. Has a sharp tangy smell and small soft leaves.

Effect: Reduces body temperature for cats with fever or chills, heals aches and pains, as well as headaches.

### Goatweed

Usage: Leaves are chewed to release fluid into the mouth of the patient, chewed leaves can be spit out and discarded.

Location: Nurse's Retreat specific herb. There is a single patch inside Silkstar's Fall.

Description: Plant with ovate leaves.

Effect: Eases grief.

### Goldenrod

Usage: Chewed into a poultice.

Location: Grows in moor territories.

Description: Tall plant with bright yellow flowers.

Effect: Good for healing wounds.

### Hawkweed

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Beacon of Repose, Silkstar's Fall. Believed to be sent from Starclan when the clan did not yet have access to catmint in the new territories.

Description: Small green plant with yellow and orange flowers.

Effect: Similar to catmint though not as strong. Best cure for greencough, helps stop the cat with it from being contagious.

### Heather nectar

Usage: Included in herbal mixtures.

Location: Very common in more territories, abundant in the Heather Plateau.

Description: Nectar found in bell-shaped flowers.

Effect: Makes swallowing easier and sweetens mixtures.

### Honey

Usage: Eaten or given by moss soaked in it.

Location: Beehives spread across the territory, including one by the Nurses' Retreat, most commonly used for harvesting with bees less likely to sting cats who come near it.

Description: Sweet, golden-colored liquid made by bees. Usually harvested by Nurses who put themselves in danger of being stung to collect it.

Effect: Soothes infections, a great remedy for smoke damaged lungs, sore throats, helps cats swallow, helps soothe coughing, and is a good replacement for a meal if a cat is lacking in energy and cannot eat, revitalizing them.

### Horsetail

Usage: Chewed to a poultice, applied to wounds.

Location: Dartmouth Bog.

Description: Tall, bristly stemmed plant, referred to with fleshy stalks.

Effect: Treats infections and stops bleeding.

### Juniper berries

Usage: Chewed and eaten.

Location: Grows in most moor territories.

Description: Purple blue berries from the dark green, spiky-leaved juniper bush.

Effect: Soothes bellyaches, gives strength, helps troubled breathing, and can also be used by Mental Medicine Cats to calm cats.

### Lamb's ear

Usage: Chewed into a poultice.

Location: Conservatory of Refuge. Considered a "retired herb" by most Nurses and Medicine Cats.

Description: Soft, fuzzy green curved plant.

Effect: Gives a cat strength.

### Laurel leaf

Usage: Makes herb wraps.

Location: Eastern Forest territories.

Description: Green, glabrous leaves.

Effect: None, acts as wrapping reagent.

### Lavender

Usage: Placed under a cat's nose to be inhaled constantly, or rubbed/placed on an animal's body to hide the scent of death.

Location: Wildflower Thicket

Description: Small purple flowering plant.

Effect: Cures fever and chills, also very useful for covering the scent of death. Also used as a Mental Medicine Cat soothing herb.

### Lungwort

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Marigold Tread.

Description: an herb with dark green leaves speckled grey.

Effect: Cures yellowcough.

### Mallow leaves

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Grows near shores, best collected at sunhigh when they're dry.

Description: Large fuzzy three-nubbed leaves from a flowering shrub; sweet rose scent.

Effect: Soothes bellyaches.

### Marigold

Usage: Petals or leaves chewed into a poultice, juice can be used as well, applied to wound.

Location: Abundant in Marigold Tread.

Description: Low growing flower, yellow to bright orange.

Effect: Stops infection, stops bleeding, used for inflammation of stiff joints.

### Mint

Usage: Rubbed on dead body.

Location: Variegated Lagoon and Conservatory of Refuge.

Description: Downy, serrated leaves ranging from green to purple and yellow in color. Flowers are small and white or purple.

Effect: Hides the scent of death, also used as an awakening herb for Mental Medicine Cats.

### Moss

Usage: Used to soak up fluids, acts as great bedding for nests, and doubling as good material to build dens out of.

Location: Abundant in forest and marshy locations, can also be found on stone structures.

Description: Spongy, soft green shrub. Commonly found on trees and marshy areas.

Effect: None.

### Mouse bile

Usage: The liquid is stored in moss and dabbed onto ticks embedded in pelt.

Location: Anywhere mice are present, can be extracted from deceased mice on prey pile.

Description: Foul smelling, yellow-green liquid.

Effect: Kills ticks.

### Oak leaf

Usage: Dried leaves are stored in a dry location until used, when they are chewed into a thick poultice and spread over the wound.

Location: Eastern Forest Territories.

Description: Round, cartoonish ruffled leaves.

Effect: Stops infections.

### Parsley

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Conservatory of Refuge.

Description: Long stemmed plant with ragged-edged crinkly leaves. Sharp scent, tastes cold and fresh, taste the same fresh or dried.

Effect: Stops a queen from producing milk.

### Poppy seeds

Usage: Chewed on. Can be planted to grow poppies.

Location: Forest territories.

Description: Tiny, round black seeds that are shaken out of tried poppy flowerhead.

Effect: They make cats tired, soothe shock or distress, or ease pain. Not recommended for nursing queens.

### Ragweed

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Eastern Forest Territories.

Description: Ragged-leaved plants resembling a fern.

Effect: Gives cats extra strength and energy. Used in travelling herbs.

### Ragwort leaves

Usage: Crushed and chewed, mixed with juniper berries.

Location: Forest Territories.

Description: Tall shrub with yellow flowers. Taste foul to cats.

Effect: Treats aching joints and keeps a cat's strength up, great for kitting qaueens.

### Raspberry leaves

Usage: Used to stop bleeding during kitting.

Location: Sugarsnap Garden, Silkstar's Fall.

Description: Soft leaves with jagged edges.

Effect: Eases pain and stops bleeding.

### Rosemary

Usage: Put on the pelt of a dead cat to prepare for burial.

Location: Sugarsnap Garden.

Description: Tall needle-like leaves with purple flowers.

Effect: Hides the scent of death.

### Rush

Usage: Wrapped around leg, similar to a cast.

Location: Variegated Lagoon.

Description: Long narrow leaves and lavender-colored head stalks.

Effect: Helps hold a broken limb in place.

### Sorrel

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Nurses' Retreat.

Description: Long rounded leaves with smaller leaves enveloped inside the bush.

Effect: Used to build up appetite.

### Sticks

Usage: Bit down on, can be used as a binder for repairing broken limbs.

Location: Anywhere trees can be found.

Description: Thin wooden protrusions that grow on and fall from trees.

Effect: Distracts cats from pain, good for queens giving birth, holds broken limbs in place.

### Stinging nettle

Usage: Seeds are eaten by a cat to induce vomiting, leaves are chewed into a poultice for wounds, stems can be chewed for infection.

Location: Silkstar's Fall

Description: Green spiny seeds.

Effect: Induces vomiting, brings down swelling, can be mixed with comfrey to help heal broken bones, helps with wounds, fights infection when chewed on.

### Sweet-sedge

Usage: Swallow the sap.

Location: Grows throughout leaf-bare in most territories.

Description: Thick green stem with long buds at the top.

Effect: Eases infection.

### Tansy

Usage: Consumed, but only in small doses. Can be rolled in to disguise a cat's scent.

Location: Variegated Lagoon.

Description: Round, yellow flowers and a very sweet strong scent.

Effect: Cures coughs, cure wounds and poisons, stops cats from getting greencough, soothes throats. Very dangerous to pregnant cats.

### Tormentil

Usage: Chewed on and put on the wound.

Location: Sugarsnap Garden, Origin of Spring, Silkstar's Fall, Estival Valley.

Description: Strong, aromatic scent and a sharp taste. Small yellow flowers on long stems with spiny green leaves.

Effect: It's root is good for treating all wounds and extracting poison.

### Watermint

Usage: Eaten, rubbed on animal's body to mask scent of death.

Location: Variegated Lagoon, Silkstar's Fall, Estival Valley.

Description: Light green plant with oval-shaped leaves, and purple flowers at the end of spiky stems.

Effect: Eases pain, used to mask scent of death.

### Wild garlic

Usage: Rolled in.

Location: Western Forests, planted outside Silkstar's Fall, there's a single, small patch growing between the trees of the Estival Valley.

Description: Extremely sharp and tangy scent, grows in patches, typically sports a white bulb with green leaves. They can also produce a flower.

Effect: Draws out poison from rat bites, prevents infection, strong scent wards off rats.

### Willow leaves

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Found on willow trees in Eastern Forest Territories.

Description: Leaves of the white willow tree are shaped like elongated ovals and are paler than most other willows due to a felt-like covering of fine white hairs on the bottomside of each leaf.

Effect: Stops vomiting.

### Wintergreen

Usage: Eaten.

Location: Variegated Lagoon, Estival Valley.

Description: Red berries with small green leaves.

Effect: Treats wounds and some poisons.

### Wood sorrel

Usage: Chewed into a poultice and applied.

Location: Moor Territories.

Description: Medium sized weed with green, heart-shaped leaves, and five petaled yellow or white flowers. Sour or tart flavor.

Effect: Dries up wounds.

### Yarrow

Usage: Leaves are chewed into a poultice that can be given to cats or applied to a wound.

Location: Nurse's Retreat, Estival Valley.

Description: Flowering plant with green, jagged leaves, a tangy scent, and a bitter taste.

Effect: Extracts poison from wounds, will make a cat throw up, ointment will soften and heal cracked pads.

## Poisons

### Deathberries/Yew berries

Usage: Used to kill other cats by making them eat the berry. As a last resort, the flesh of the berry can be used to kill infection.

Location: There's a singular bush located in the Nurses' Retreat.

Description: Red berries from the dark-leaved, poisonous yew bush.

Effect: If the seeds and flesh are consumed, it will kill a cat within mintues. If skin is eaten, it cures infection without killing them.

### Foxglove seeds

Usage: Can be given to a cat to kill them. No medicinal value.

Location: It has been cleared from all parts of the territory besides the Nurses' Retreat.

Description: Tiny, black seeds from the bell-shaped flower of the foxglove plant.

Effect: They can easily and quickly cause paralysis, heart failure, and lead to coma and death.

### Oleanders (Nerine)

Usage: Used as a strong poison. No medicinal value.

Location: Cleared from Sunlit Prairies' territory. However, there is still a few bushes that remain just within the Lambent Enclaves.

Description: Gorgeous colorful flowers of pale shades of pink, sporting a usual 5 petals that cup into a small budded center. They grow in large clusters in leafy overgrowth.

Effect: The petals have no effect and can be worn as an accessory. However, the seeds are *extremely* poisonous to cats, as well as two-legs. Ingesting enough seeds will lead to organ failure, coma, and eventually death.

### Holly berries

Usage: Used as a mild poison. No medicinal value.

Location: Nurses' Retreat, outside of Silkstar's Fall.

Description: Evergreen flowering plant with dark green, spiny leaves that produces red berries.

Effect: Vomiting, belly pain, loss of appetite. Only deadly in large quantity if a cat is very young or very old.

### Meadow saffron

Usage: Can be used to poison a cat, no medicinal value.

Location: Can be found anywhere.

Description: Plant with purple flowers.

Effect: Poisonous, causes lethargy, vomiting, and difficulty breathing. Prey that eats it, that is then caught and eaten by a cat, will make them sick.

### Deadly nightshade

Usage: To quickly kill a cat with no hope of saving them. No medicinal value.

Location: Conservatory of Refuge, though it's hidden beneath the stones. Nurses' Retreat.

Description: Small shrub with faintly scented, bell-shaped flowers that are purple tinged with green in color. Berries are shiny and black when ripe.

Effect: Quickly kills a cat within seconds.

### Water hemlock

Usage: No medicinal value.

Location: Reservoir of the Paragons.

Description: Green or white flowers with petals in umbrella-shaped clusters.

Effect: Causes writhing, pain, foaming at the mouth.

## Mind-Healing Herbs

These are the herbs used by The Mental Medicine Cats of the clan to treat their patients. They mostly use flowers with strong scents to relax cats and help them better understand their troubles. Though a Mental Medicine Cats' job is mainly to use their words and wisdom to guide a cat, there comes time they may find it soothing to settle flower petals in the nest of the cat they're treating to keep them in a calm state of mind.

### Lavender

Usage: Scent intake.

Location: Variegated Lagoon, Most moor territories.

Description: Deep purple flowers on long, green stems. The petals are collected in small clusters all around the head of the plant, and down low near where it's rooted.

Effect: Hides the scent of death, soothes headaches, migraines, as well as anxiety, stress, and insomnia/helping those struggling to rest.

### Eucalyptus

Usage: Very dangerous if ingested, almost deadly. Should only be placed on a cat's pelt, and or by scent intake.

Location: Growing in shrubs and trees in the Eastern and Western Forest Territories.

Description: Round, dull-green-grey leaves with a flat surface.

Effect: Relieves pain, anti-inflammatory. Very dangerous when ingested, resulting most often in death.

### Lemon

Usage: Scent intake from the shells of the fruit.

Location: Lambent Enclaves, Honey-Kissed Orchard

Description: Round fruit with a useful exterior shell.

Effect: Kills bacteria, ease pain, depression symptoms, anxiety, and nausea.

### Cedarwood

Usage: Oil is extracted from bark, rubbed on pelt or scent intake.

Location: Western Forest Territories.

Description: Pinecones with spiny, spiky dark-green stems that grow and fall from trees.

Effect: Antibacterial, helps with sleep and anxiety.

### Chamomile

Usage: Scent intake, the mental medicine cat must crush the flowers into a juicy pulp to gain access to it's healing properties.

Location: Variegated Lagoon, Estival Valley.

Description: Small white flowers with yellow budded centers, they look very similar to daisies.

Effect: Improves mood and relaxation, helps cats dealing with shock, though it's much less effective than a Physical Medicine Cat's treatment.

### Citrus

Usage: Extracted from citrus flowers, or the yellow seeds from citrus trees. Dabbed onto moss and placed under a cat's muzzle to constantly inhale.

Location: Honey-Kissed Orchard.

Description: Small, blossoming white and pale orange flowers. Commonly sporting large, oval-shaped yellow seeds that can be ripped open to reveal citrus nectar.

Effect: fights against colds, strengthens bodies' immune system, orange seeds help anxiety.

### Mint

Usage: Placed under cat's muzzle to be inhaled constantly.

Location: Western Forest Territories, Estival Valley.

Description: Long green leaves.

Effect: Boosts attentiveness, invigorates mind, awakens cats. Can be used to mask scent of death.

### Rose

Usage: Scent intake, can be worn as an accessory for repeated usage.

Location: Growing in bushes at the Variegated Lagoon, Whispering Glades.

Description: Furled, colorful flowers with spiked stems embedded with thorns. They grow from leafy overgrowth, usually in large walls that are difficult to harvest.

Effect: Improves mood, soothes anxiety, reduces stress.

### Tea Tree

Usage: Crushed and mashed into a pulp, juices are extracted for a powerful scent intake. Can be ingested for similar effects.

Location: Estival Valley

Description: Long leafy green leaves along long, thin, narrow stems. Grows in clusters.

Effect: Used to help fight infection and boost immune system.

### Jasmine

Usage: Placed under a cat's muzzle to be constantly inhaled.

Location: Variegated Lagoon.

Description: White flower with five points and a white center.

Effect: Calms nerves, helps improve confidence, helps with depression, as well as kitting Queens.

### Thyme

Usage: Leaves can be chewed on, or rubbed onto injuries.

Location: Moor Territories.

Description: Small, delicate, thick, sticky leaves with a fresh tang.

Effect: Calms nervousness, anxiety, and cats who are in shock, reduces inflammation.

## Lost Herbs

"Lost Herbs" refers to past herbs used by the clan cats that have since been lost to time, or their usages being found to be better suited with another plant.

#### Seaweed

Usage: When wet, can be used to patch dens. When dry, can be used to line nests, though it's not comfortable. The juices are extracted to drip them into an open wound.

Location: Coveclan and Clan of Rippling Streams territory, since lost.

Effect: Similar to cobwebs, eases pain.

#### Sundew

Usage: Eaten or juices extracted to drip them into a wound.

Location: Coveclan territory, since lost.

Effect: Leaves when broken contain juices to soothe scratches, pulp can cure a throat infection.

## Recreational Medicine

Recreational medicine refers to the plants and herbs that tend to make a cat feel just a bit better for a short period of time, giving them a sort of head-high effect and sparking kit-like playfulness inside many. Not all cats react the same to these types of herbs, and they have little other use medicinally other than being pined after by those who have tried them.

### Valerian Root

Usage: Has soothing effects on the mind, helps distract cats and keep their minds busy for a short period of time after rolling in it.

Location: Variegated Lagoon, and densely growing in the Estival Valley.

Description: Small, budded root with small purple-pink flowers and thick, winding roots.

### Catmint

Specifically frowned upon, catmint is a very valuable herb to the Nurses and they'll readily lash out at a cat to use the herb for it's recreational purpose rather than bringing it to be used against greencough outbreaks.

## Trivia

* It was revealed by Vicky that she used *Culpeper's Herbal Remedies* by Nicolas Culpeper to get the information for the herbs.

## See also

* Hierarchy
* Diseases and injuries

## Notes and references

This information is taken directly off of The Warriors Wiki! I take little credit of my own. Since the clan uses the exact same template for herbs as Warriors, it's heavily referenced and directly quoted on many occasions. Thank you!