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Medicine Cat Herbs [ThunderClan]
THUNDERCLAN HERB LIST
With its rich forest territory and humid conditions, ThunderClan is a place where plant life thrives and its available herbs showcase this well with their multitude and many uses, the medicine cats of ThunderClan rarely find themselves lacking for anything. Herbs found in other areas will be marked with that clan symbol, if you do not see a symbol then that herb is exclusive to ThunderClan.
- ShadowClan | - SkyClan | - RiverClan | - WindClan
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Alder Bark - Found only in Leafbare.
- Dark grey bark, the younger the tree the lighter the bark. The tree branches are sticky.
Uses: Toothaches
Beech Leaves & Nuts
- Broad, shiny yellow. Gold and green leaves. Produces nuts with spiky husks.
Uses: Wraps/prey
Bindweed
- Blue/white petals with a yellow center.
Uses: Splint building
Blackberry leaves
- Pinkish white 5-petal flowers, leaves carry a sharp scent.
Uses: Poultice for bee stings
Borage
- Purple flowers with soft leaves. Zesty scent, bitter taste.
Uses: Milk production, fever reduction, sore stomach/chest relief.
Bright-eye
- Light pink petals with darker centers and smooth leaves.
Uses: Poultice, cough relief
Broom - Found only in Leafbare.
- Shrubs with small leaves and yellow flowers.
Uses: Poultice, broken legs/wounds
Burdock root
- Tall-stemmed thistle with dark leaves and black roots.
Uses: Bites/infections, numbing agent
Burnet
- Green basal leaves with spiky purple flowers.
Uses: Travel, strength, expecting queens
Catchweed
- Fuzzy green pods on long stems.
Uses: Holds poultice.
Catmint - Rare in every Clan. In SkyClan, scarce in every season except New-Leaf.
- Tall, leafy delectable plant with fuzzy purple flowers. Looks like nettles but doesn't sting.
Uses: Greencough/whitecough
Celandine
- Yellow four-petal flowers on fuzzy stems.
Uses: Eye soothing.
Chervil
- Sweet smelling plant with large leaves and white flowers. Roots are knobby and acidic.
Uses: Stomach nausea, infected wounds
Chickweed Sunningrocks specifically.
- Tall sprawling plant with almond shaped leaves.
Uses: Greencough
Cob Nuts
- Small round nut with a hard shell.
Uses: Ointments, Food...
Cobwebs
- Shiny strands of spun webs.
Uses: Stops bleeding, splints, holds poultice
Coltsfoot Found only in New-Leaf
- Fragrant plant with yellow and white flowers, easily confused with dandelions.
Uses: Eases breathing/coughing
Comfrey
- Long, large leaves and fat black roots. Resembles Catmint.
Uses: Broken bones, wounds, burns, claws, anti-inflammation. stiffness
Daisy leaf
- Dark oval shaped leaves with a fuzzy stem and bitter taste
Uses: Joint pain, back pain, travel
Dandelion
-Yellow flowering plant with hollow stems
Uses: Fever reduction, pain killer, meadow saffron poisoning
Dock/dock leaf
- Soft, parge-leafed plant with a tangy smell and taste
Uses: Sore pads, training
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Elder leaves
- Found on elder brush, clean scent
Uses: Poultice, sprains and muscles
Feverfew - Alongside water
- Scalloped leaves with yellow and white flowers. Sharp scent
Uses: Reduces body temp, aches and pains, headaches
Hawkweed RARELY
- Small rough stem with yellow/orange flowers and hair leaves
Uses: Less effective catmint
Honey
- Golden-sweet sticky liquid
Uses: Throat relief, soothes infections, draws poison
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Juniper berries
- Purple-blue berries on bushes with spiky leaves. Pungent smell that leaves when they're shriveled up
Uses: Bellyaches, coughs, strength, breath relief, calming
Lamb's ear
- Soft fuzzy plant with silver-green leaves
Uses: Strength
Laurel leaf
- A dense low-growing plant with smooth leaves
Uses: Wraps
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Mallow
- Large sweet fuzzy leaves with a bitter taste
Uses: Bellyache, coughs
Marigold
- Bright orange flowers. During newleaf they smell sweet, in leaf-fall they smell like nettles
Uses: Poultice, infections, minor bleeding, stiff joints
Mint
- Downy serrated leaves with small purple and white flowers
Uses: Removes death scent
Moss
- Spongey soft green shrub
Uses: Bedding, soaks bile, honey, or water, pressure for bleeding
Mouse bile
- Foul smelling waste
Uses: Ticks and fleas
Oak leaf
-Broad brightly colored leaves with scalloped edges
Uses: infection
Parsley
- Long-stemmed plant with ragged crinkly leaves and sharp scent
Uses: Bellyache, stops milk
Poppy seeds
- Tiny round black seeds shaken from a poppy flower
Uses: Stress, pain
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Ragweed
- Tall yellow flowers with a pungent smell
Uses: strength
Ragwort leaves
- Tall shrub with yellow flowers, foul taste
Uses: Joints, strength
Rosemary
- Tall needlelike plants with a pungent scent
Uses: Death scent
Rush
- A tall, narrow dark green plant with lavender flowers
Uses: Bind bones
Sticks
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Uses: Broken bones, kitting, carry moss
Stinging nettle
- Large stalks with spiny seeds
Uses: Remove poison, infection, swelling, sprains and broken bones
Tansy
- Small curly feathery leaves and round yellow flowers. Strong and sweet scent
Uses: Coughs, sore throats, wounds, greencough preventative, disguising scents
Tree sap
- Honey-to-orange liquid that hardens easily, smells like the tree its harvested from
Uses: coughs
Thyme
- Small green leaves with a woody stem
Uses: Anxiety, shock, coughs, colds, indigestion -
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Watermint
- A tall green plant with oval-shaped leaves, purple flowers and spiky stems
Uses: gas-bellyaches, death scent
Wild garlic
- Extremely sharp scent, grown in patches with dark green leaves
Uses: Rat bites
Willow herb
- Scrubby and hardy plant with tiny purple flowers
Uses: unknown
Wintergreen
- Dark green aromatic leaves with pink and #e4675f flowers, grows red berries
Uses: Wounds and minor poisons
Wood sorrel
- Dark green sour smelling leave with yellow heart-shaped petals for flowers
Uses: Boils and abscesses, infections
Yarrow
- A white flowering plant with jagged soft leaves
Uses: Induces vomiting, cracked pads
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Deathberries
- Bright scarlet berries from a dark-leafy bush
Uses: Poison, infection
Deadly Nightshade
- A small shrub with bell-shaped flowers with purple-tinged leaves. It grows shiny black berries
Uses: Poison