ppl are always writing characters doing dumb shit like roasting a fresh-caught rabbit over an open flame instead of making a stew with that thing. great now youβre letting all the fat drip down into the fire as it cooks, wasting calories and flavor as well as causing the flame to flare up = inconsistent heat source,β¦ when you could be maximizing the nutritional value of small game by making a soup or stew. Come on
I've had these bad boys for so long, this might be the longest one i've had yet. I'm at least 205 and its the third generation or whatev hah. This is only part one since I have a few favorites I'd like to draw! They're named after gems and stones and I've named a bunch. Enjoy these gem cats!
They are very religous and believe they are closer to Starclan for the fact they live surrounded by "moonstones".
A map of the clansβs territories marking significant locations.
Location descriptions under cut:
1. The Moon Glacier
Said to be a piece of the moon itself, fallen from the sky onto the earth below. This massive chunk of ice slowly creeps across the ground, carved deep with crevices that glow blue from within. Traveling across this glacier will lead a cat to the Great Ice Sea, a stretch of cold, barren waste that no one but a god could survive on alone.
2. Iceclanβs Camp
If one scales the mountain that lies south of the glacierβs maw, they will find the narrow entrance to a cave between where ice and stone meet. Within this small cave lies the denizens of Iceclan, who all bed down together in the middle of the cavern.
3. The Moonlight Cavern
Deep in the cave where Iceclan makes their camp lies the entrance to a tunnel that extends into the mountain. This tunnel serves as the resting place for Iceclanβs dead, but also leads across the width of the mountain to where the glacier runs against the other side. A traveling cat is greeted with a wall of ice that stretches the far side of the cavern, and the sound of dripping water and the creaking groan of the glacier echoes off the walls. Light filters through the ice, flooding the cave with a haunting blue light. But in this stunning cavern, the first thing that will catch a catβs eye is a dark shape suspended in the ice. Backed by a blue glow, the clear silhouette of an ancient cat skeleton sits frozen in the middle of the wall. A fallen god, preserved forever in moonlight, a link between cosmic beings and the cats of the mortal world.
4. The River
Fed by the meltwaters of the glacier, the River runs southeast through the mountains for several miles before joining the Bay. The land around it is flat, bordered by broad stretches of gravelly terrain.
5. Brookclanβs Camp
At the base of the north mountain, alongside a chilly stream fed by runoff and snowmelt, lies the Brookclan camp. To the campβs north, a small waterfall leaps off the mountainface, continuing down south where it eventually meets the river. The ground here is slightly sloped, and clusters of bushes line the stream, in which the cats make their dens.
6. Gathering Rock
Resting just next to the river, surrounded by a wide swath of flat, pebbled ground, a huge flat stone rests alone in the valley. The cats of the clans gather here every full moon, spending the entire day feasting, playing games, and catching up with loved ones from across the clans. The clansβ leaders also use this time to coordinate with each other, gathering close to discuss strategic, survival, and spiritual matters.
7. The Bay
Stretching wide and blue toward the distant horizon, ringed by jagged mountains, the Bay lies at the heart of the surrounding region. Its shores are lined with a diverse array of fauna and flora, and its waters teem equally with nutrients and hazards.
8. Oceanclanβs Camp
Just inland of the Bayβs shore, through a tidal marsh into the hemlock woods, one can find the Oceanclan camp. The camp is pressed against the stony clifface and surrounded by dense, old-growth forest. In the middle of the clearing, a shallow freshwater pool is fed by a small waterfall, providing fresh water to Oceanclanβs denizens.
9. Stoneclan Camp South
Where a small stream runs between the south mountain and the edge of the town, the catβs of Stoneclan have established their southern camp. The camp is often bustling with activity from passing couriers, hunting parties traveling from the North camp, and cats slipping into town to scavenge human goods.
10. The Town
Nestled between the surrounding mountain ranges, spreading out from the coast into the valley, one can find the hub of local human activity. Here lies much danger, in the form of humans, with their prying eyes, their grasping paws, their chemicals and roaring deadly machines. But where there is danger there is also resource: fish from the harbor, stolen human trinkets, information and news from local housecats. Here is where the domestic cats of the clans can return to their roots, a refuge from natureβs ruthless grasp.
11. Stoneclan Camp North
Stoneclanβs North camp sits within a small grassy meadow, settled beside a wide stream, only a stones throw away from the humansβ railroad tracks. The cats here make dens using scraps of human metal and other industrial waste, and will sometimes make fires for warmth, the smoke plumes hidden under the cover of night.
12. Bear Lake
If one goes inland, a few miles northeast of the clansβ territories, a cat may spot a break in the dense forest. There, one can step onto the shore of Bear Lake, gazing across the impressive expanse of water. The lake and the surrounding woods provide an abundance of herbs and wildlife (both passive and hostile). Due to its distance from the clansβ center, the lake is not frequented often, but serves as a location for summer fishing trips by cats from Brookclan and Stoneclan.
13. Captainβs Shack
Deep within the woods a few miles south of Bear Lake, a small, dilapidated cabin sits alone in a clearing. A narrow stream runs beside it, and a tiny, well-kept garden lies between. This is the home of Captain, an old cat who has lived here for decades. She enjoys crafting and collecting, and will often trade her wares with Clan cats in exchange for food or assistance with her garden. Sheβs also known to brew a special drink out of valerian and silver vine that often leaves cats with a pleasant buzz.
Iβm making open-source guides that expand on the culture of the warrior cat clans, staying within the capability of cats with human-level intelligence living in Northwestern England. To do this, I research a lot of bushcraft, stone age technology, the flora and fauna of the British Isles, and the effects of different plants on cats.
The regions I model are Clwyd, Cheshire, Manchester, Merseyside, and Lancashire.
Can I use these for my projects?
Yes! I make these guides exactly to help and inspire those looking to make their own warriors projects. I love being @βd so I can see what you create with my stuff.
Yes, itβs still okay to use these if your project is original or diverges very far from WC. These guides are all open source.
Mr. Bonefall, do you use these for YOUR projects?
Yes! I use these for the Better Bones AU, a project that rewrites warrior cats to give the series a conclusive theme, consistent individual politics, and a more fleshed out culture.
You will probably notice references to my AUβs changes in some entries, such as Sorreltail becoming head of ThunderClanβs kitchen patrol, or Birchfall being a co-inventor of Paw Soup!
The List of Running Clan Culture Projects
Clanmew, a Warrior Cats Conlanguage
Warrior Bites, expanded food culture and meal guides
Herb Guides, how to treat and medicate everything from Color Coughs to Epilepsy to HRT.
Cat Customs, miscellaneous entries on folklore, law, and traditions.
Tribe and Beyond, overhauls of the surrounding groups to give them full cultures and specialty powers all their own.
Each section will be sorted into the βbig postsβ Iβve made, plus a second list of answered questions and such.
Clanmew
This project is so large it has its own MASTERPOST!
Glyphic writing system
Warrior Bites
BIG BOYS;
The Rules
The Tools
Dried Minnows
Tunnelbuns
Lesser List;
Whatβs the advantage of cooking, anyway?
Baconization
βBones did you know you can make flour out of (strange non-grain object)β Iβm sorry to tell you that you canβt.
Paw Soup
Who makes the most soup?
The value of eggs
Why milk, cheese, and butter wonβt be in Warrior Bites entries
Dipping sauces
But SkyClan loves to steal a butter snack
The TNP journey and its impacts on diet
Mushrooms.
Grubcakes
The importance of fat supplement in a WindClan diet
3. Herb Guides, how to treat and medicate beyond the color coughs
Hormone Replacement Therapy for Transgender Warriors
Epilepsy (includes non-medicinal treatments)
Hygiene 101
All About Fennel
Treating eye infections
What sorts of physical changes would a trans warrior experience?
Medicinal marijuana. Specifically for a person who wanted a Smokeweed.
On Neurodivergency
Health concerns of hygiene
How to do a deep cleaning
Nightshade poisoning vs Yew poisoning, trivia about TPB
Medicinal maggots
On cat diabetes; why any future Herb Guide on it will closely resemble human diabetes instead of the feline type.
Chronic pain
Gastrointestinal problems
Abortion
The 4 types of Color Cough I use
Chewsticks/toothbrushes
Joint pain
βSkincare routineβ but itβs actually about glossy fur
Funeral herbs
4. Cat Customs
BIG BOYS
Broad guide to how I approach each Clan culturally
Fading Kits
Stashes
Secondary Apprenticeship
Patrolling, Trinary Gender
New jobs and the role of leaders and deputies
Parenting and Honor Siring
Shellfurβs Lake Gathering (In fic style)
The Historical Evolution of the Aftergathering
LeopardClan
Kitten Stealing
Lesser list;
yes the leaders know about aftergatherings
It is not the debauchery fest that some cats think it is
Why Clerics are the only cat who interpret omens
Stash Etiquette
Age
Traps
On currency; I donβt use this but here are suggestions for good coins.
Meewa-ness
A single kit litter with a fading kit
How aware the cats are of humans
Leeches
Building materials
String
Scars and the Forest Fourβs reverence of them
Beauty Standards: Ugliness
SkyClan Beauty Standards
Brightheart is the singular most beautiful cat by Forest Four standards now
Makeup
Pearl necklace
SkyClanβs oddness
SkyClan vs ShadowClan sense of humor
SkyClanβs politeness demonstrated with tunnelbuns
A huge dump on killings, maulings, the sharpness of claws, etc
Light pollution
Leather
Harbor Porpoises, the only cetacean they know about
Guy Fawkes Night
Some parables
5. Tribe and Beyond
A Plan for WarriorClan
BloodClan REDUX
BloodClanβs Claw Extenders
(The Tribe has been left out for now because I want to make a new post for them)
And hereβs some more stuff Iβve done thatβs cool but unorganized because they were done before I was actually running a series.
Beekeeping: The utility of honey and wax
Domestication (insects, goldfish, and the practicality of keeping mice)
Speculative evolution for Clan cats, if you fancy that
WIP Bio survey of ThunderClan
If you like anything Iβm running here, feel free to drop me a suggestion or ask me a question!
The autistic spectrum is wide and how it affects each person varies greatly. This is simply a guide to explore more about it and make it relevant to cats.
This isn't an exhaustive guide on how to portray autism. It's just a general guide applying autistic experiences to warrior cats. I've taken from my experience as an autistic person and from resources.
Traits
Autism is different for everybody. As a spectrum, picture a colour wheel - every pixel is another representation. The following traits can be interpreted and experienced in so many different ways in infinite configurations.
The most common traits of autism:
High sensory sensitivity (hypersensitivity) or low sensory sensitivity (hyposensitivity)
Difficulty interpreting verbal and non-verbal language
Needs some form of consistency (routine, planning, no surprises)
Special interests
Stimming
Meltdowns and shutdowns
Anxiety
Autism can also present with:
Echolalia (repeating words and phrases from other people)
Non-verbal or limited speech
Anxiety
Hypersensitivity
Sensitivity to light, may prefer hunting in the dark, struggles with too much movement in vision
Cannot block out background noise, gets overwhelmed with too much noise
Intense smells
Diet may be restricted due to texture/taste of certain prey
Low pain threshold, touching is uncomfortable or painful, sensitive to grooming
Hyposensitivity
May be quite clumsy, finds it difficult to judge distances, may have visual problems
May have hearing problems, enjoys loud noises, struggles to hear very light sounds
Struggles to smell some odours or no sense of smell at all, may not detect prey-scents nearby
Prey may taste the same or very similar, may have pica (eating or mouthing stones, sticks, dirt, plants, etc)
High pain threshold, needs more pressure to touch things (light tail-touches not registered)
Stimming
Stimming is self-stimulating behaviour, and may be done:
For enjoyment
To stimulate the body
To reduce sensory input when overwhelmed or upset
To calm down or reduce stress/anxiety
Some common stimming behaviours that cats may do:
Licking themself (rhythmic, frequent, or in a certain place)
Chasing their tail
Kneading ("making biscuits")
Chewing or nibbling on leaves or sticks
Special interests
A cat may have specific duties or special interests that they focus on. This may lead to neglecting other duties or themself. Some examples of interests include:
Preference over hunting, guard duty, border patrol, or other duties
Studying prey or a preference of prey
Collecting
Meltdowns and Shutdowns
A meltdown happens when a cat is overwhelmed. They temporarily lose control of their behaviour and may react verbally (yowling, screeching, shouting) or physically (swiping, biting, lashing out).
A shutdown can also happen when a cat is overwhelmed. They may partially or completely withdraw, not answering or speaking. This can also involve being involuntarily nonverbal, where processing and reacting to thoughts or actions seems impossible.
Support
A Clan can support their cats by finding what works for them, and being understanding. Common forms of support include:
Communication support (being clear, to-the-point with instructions)
Adjustments (nest bedding, den, ensuring stimming is safe, reminders)
Breaking down duties into smaller parts
Meltdown support (give space and time, finding a safe space in the territory)
There's a lot more you can unearth about autism and apply it to warriors. I made this to help me write a cat on the autistic spectrum to explore other autistic traits and understand them better. Hopefully this guide helps others.
*Location*: Along rivers, in swampy areas. Can be found all year long.
*Usage*: Chewed by the afflicted.
*Effect:* Eases toothaches.
**Alfalfa**
*Location*: Rocky places with shallow soil and along Thunderpaths.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Prevents tooth decay.
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**Birch Sap**
*Location*: Almost anywhere. Best collected from young trees, when their bark is soft.
*Usage*: Swallowed by afflicted.
*Effect*: Gives energy to sick cats who cannot eat.
**Blackberry Leaves**
*Location*: Almost anywhere.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Mixed into a poultice to heal the pain of bee stings.
**Blessed Thistle Leaves**
*Location*: Sunny and dry areas.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Strengthens heart and lungs.
**Borage**
*Location*: Near water and in sunny areas.
*Usage*: Eaten by the afflicted.
*Effect*: Produces more and better milk, brings down fevers, soothes aching stomachs, and relieves tight chests.
**Bright-eye**
*Location*: Sunny areas and wooded areas.
*Usage*: Crushed into a pulp and eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Mixed with other herbs to cure coughs.
**Broom**
*Location*: Forests. Can be found all year long.
*Usage*: Ground into a pulp.
*Effect*: Used in a poultice that assists in healing broken legs.
**Burdock Root**
*Location*: Almost anywhere.
*Usage*: The root is dug up, the soil is washed off, then the root is chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Numbs and heals rat bites, especially when the bite is infected. Good for sore paw pads. Causes nausea when eaten.
**Burnet**
*Location*: In forests and sunny areas.
*Usage*: Chewed and swallowed by the afflicted.
*Effect*: Gives strength. Good for queens and cats about to travel.
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**Catmint**
*Location*: Twoleg gardens.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: The best remedy for greencough, though it can also be used for whitecough. Considered deadly in high dosages.
**Celandine**
*Location*: Grows in wooded areas.
*Usage*: Crushed into a juice and dripped into the eyes.
*Effect*: Soothes weakened and damaged eyes.
**Chamomile**
*Location*: Twoleg gardens and sandy soils. Grows best in cool places.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Strengthens the heart and soothes the mind. Given to cats about to travel.
**Chervil**
*Location*: Twoleg gardens and cooler areas.
*Usage*: Chewed to a juice and placed on afflicted area.
*Effect*: Soothes infected wounds and stomachaches. Can also be used during kitting.
**Chickweed**
*Location*: very sunny areas.
*Usage*: Eaten by the afflicted.
*Effects*: Treats greencough, although catnip is preferred.
**Cobwebs**
*Location*: Just about everywhere.
*Usage*: Pressed over wound.
*Effects*: To soak up and stop bleeding and hold poultices in place.
**Coltsfoot**
*Location*: Near water.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Eases rough breathing, cures kittencough, and soothes cracked and sore paw pads.
**Comfrey Root**
*Location*: Damp, grassy places.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Soothes wounds, wrenched claws, itching, inflamed joints, and stiff shoulders. Can be used to treat burns.
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**Daisy Leaves**
*Location*: Shaded, grassy areas.
*Usage*: Chewed into a paste.
*Effect*: Eases the pain of aching joints. Also used as a traveling herbs.
**Dandelion**
*Location*: Just about anywhere.
*Usage*: Leaves are to be chewed to a pulp.
*Effect*: The white milk inside the stem soothes bee stings. The leaves, when chewed, sooth pain.
**Dock Leaves**
*Location*: Leafy, grassy areas.
*Usage*: Chewed up and applied to scratches.
*Effect*: Soothes scratches and sore pads, though it can sting a bit when applied.
**Dried Oak Leaves**
*Location*: On or near oak trees.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Stops infection from setting in.
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**Echinacea**
*Location*: Dry plains and prairies, forest clearings.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Eases infection.
**Elder Leaves**
*Location*: On elder trees.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Soothes sprains.
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**Fennel**
*Location*: Dry soils and on riverbanks.
*Usage*: Stalks are broken and the juice is squeezed into the afflicted's mouth.
*Effect*: Soothes pain in the hips.
**Feverfew**
*Location*: Along water.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Reduces fevers, heals headaches.
**Foxglove**
*Location*: Almost anywhere.
*Usage*: Flowers and seeds are eaten by afflicted, leaves are chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: The flowers induce vomiting, and the leaves stop bleeding quickly. The seeds sooth and slow the heart, and are used to calm panicked cats. Seeds should be used in very small doses; too much could cause heart failure.
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**Ginger Root**
*Location*: Slightly shaded areas.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Soothes asthma and coughs.
**Goat Weed**
*Location*: Twoleg gardens.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Soothes anxiety and grief.
**Goldenrod**
*Location*: Grows well on moors and plains.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Helps heal wounds.
**Goosegrass**
*Location*: Wet, sunny areas. Along rivers, streams, and lakes.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Stops bleeding.
**Gumweed**
*Location*: Plains, along rivers and streams, and along Thunderpaths.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Seals wounds and helps the skin close faster. May sting when applied.
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**Hawkweed**
*Location*: Clearings, meadows, fields, and along Thunderpaths.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Cures greencough, though catmint is preferred.
**Hawthorne Berries**
*Location*: Forests.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted; seeds are spit out.
*Effect*: Eases indigestion.
**Heather Nectar**
*Location*: Shaded areas.
*Usage*: Mixed with other herbs.
*Effect*: No healing effect, but it makes bitter mixtures and poultices sweeter and easier to swallow. Most often used with kits.
**Honey**
*Location*: In honeycombs and bee nests.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Soothes smoke-damaged or sore throats and coughing, gives energy. Sometimes mixed with bitter poultices and herbs to make them sweeter and easier to swallow. This is often used with kits.
**Horsetail**
*Location*: Marshy areas.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Treats infections and stops bleeding.
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**Juniper Berries**
*Location*: Dry or damp areas.
*Usage*: Eaten by the afflicted.
*Effect*: Soothes stomachaches, gives strength, and helps with troubled breathing. Often used as a traveling herb and to calm cats down.
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**Lavender**
*Location*: Grown in twoleg gardens. May also be found in sunny areas.
*Usage*: Placed under a catβs nose and inhaled.
*Effect*: Cures fevers and chills. The scent can be calming to cats in the event of a nervous breakdown or severe shock. Often used to cover the scent of death.
**Lotus Root**
*Location*: Grows in ponds and swamps; the roots are attached to the mud at the bottom of the water.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Keeps cats awake.
**Lovage**
*Location*: Sandy, dry areas.
*Usage*: Crushed to a pulp and eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Cures coughs when mixed with other herbs.
**Lungwort**
*Location*: Moors and plains.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Cures yellowcough.
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**Mallow Leaves**
*Location*: Grows on shores and riverbanks. Best collected at sunhigh.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted or chewed into a pulp
*Effect*: Soothes stomachaches when eaten, fights infections and soothes bee and wasp stings when placed on afflicted area.
**Marigold**
*Location*: Just about anywhere, although not common on moors and plains.
*Usage*: Petals and leaves are chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Stops infection and bleeding; often used for stiff or inflamed joints.
**Milk Thistle**
*Location*: Dry, rocky areas with lots of sun.
*Usage*: Eaten by nursing queens
*Effect*: Helps the flow of a nursing queen's milk.
**Milkweed**
*Location*: Plains, prairies, and meadows.
*Usage*: Juice is applied to afflicted areas.
*Effect*: Juice soothes sores and burns, but can be poisonous if eaten. Do not use around ears, eyes, nose, or mouth.
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**Narcissus Petals**
*Location*: Twoleg gardens.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Calms the mind.
**Nettle**
*Location*: Sunny areas and along rivers, streams, and lakes.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: The leaves soothe swelling, and the seeds can counter poison.
**Nightshade**
*Location*: Moist, shaded places.
*Usage*: Fed to afflicted.
*Effect*: Poisons a cat quickly. Sometimes used to end what would otherwise be dragged out suffering.
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**Parsley**
*Location*: Sunny riverbanks, twoleg gardens.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Stops a queen from producing milk, cures stomachaches.
**Poppy Seeds**
*Location*: Twoleg gardens, sunny areas.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Helps a cat sleep, soothes shock and distress, and eases pain. Not recommended for nursing queens.
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**Ragwort Leaves**
*Location*: Almost anywhere, especially cooler areas.
*Usage*: Crushed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Treats aching joints when mixed with juniper, keeps a catβs strength up. Sometimes used as a traveling herb.
**Raspberry Leaves**
*Location*: Dry, sunny places.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Eases pain, stops bleeding. Often used during kitting.
**Rosemary**
*Location*: Dry, sunny areas.
*Usage*: Chewed to a pulp; placed around eyes.
*Effect*: Soothes eye infections; sometimes used to cover the scent of death.
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**Skullcap Seeds**
*Location*: Almost anywhere, but grows best in forests, marshes, meadows, and twoleg gardens.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Gives a cat strength. Often used as a traveling herb.
**Snakeroot**
*Location*: Forests and wooded areas.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Counters the effect of poison.
**Sorrel**
*Location*: Damp areas, near twoleg nests.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Gives strength, squashes appetites. Used as a traveling herb.
**Stinging Nettle**
*Location*: Just about anywhere.
*Usage*: Seeds are eaten by afflicted, stems are to be chewed by the afflicted, leaves are chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Seeds induce vomiting, leaves can bring down swelling, and chewing on stems can fight infection.
**Sweet-Sedge**
**Location*: Rocky, wet areas. Grows all year long.
*Usage*: Sap swallowed by the afflicted.
*Effect*: Eases infection.
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**Tansy**
*Location*: Near twoleg places and in twoleg gardens.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Cures coughs, may stop cats from getting greencough, and soothes sore throats. To be given in small doses, and not to be given to nursing or pregnant queens, as it may make them miscarry.
**Tormentil**
*Location*: Cool areas, often in twoleg gardens.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: The root is good for treated wounds and extracting poison.
**Thyme**
*Location*: Hot, sunny places.
*Usage*: Chewed on by afflicted.
*Effect*: Calms nervousness, anxiety, and shock.
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**Watermint**
*Location*: Near streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Eases stomachaches.
**Wild Garlic**
*Location*: Wetlands and marshes.
*Usage*: Rolled in.
*Effect*: Draws out the poison in rat bites and prevents infection.
**Willow Bark**
*Location*: On willow trees.
*Usage*: Chewed by afflicted.
*Effect*: Eases toothaches.
**Willow Leaves**
*Location*: On willow trees.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Stops vomiting.
**Windflower Stalks**
*Location*: Sunny areas and mountains.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Calms cramps; often given to pregnant she-cats.
**Wintergreen Berries**
*Location*: Forests (specifically oak and pine forests) and sandy areas.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp and rubbed (gently) into wound.
*Effect*: Soothes the wounds and treats certain poisons.
**Witch Hazel**
*Location*: Wooded areas. Grows during leaf-fall.
*Usage*: Eaten by afflicted.
*Effect*: Energizes the cat who ate it. Used as a traveling herb.
**Wood Sorrel**
*Location*: Fields and wooded areas.
*Usage*: Turned into a poultice and put on afflicted area.
*Effect*: Draws out the infection in boils and abscesses, and dries the wound.
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**Yarrow**
*Location*: Sunny and partly sunny areas.
*Usage*: Chewed into a pulp.
*Effect*: Extracts poison from wounds, soothes cracked paw pads, and induces vomiting.
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**Amaryllis Bulb**
*Location*: Open, sandy areas.
*Effect*: Drooling, vomiting, struggles to breathe.
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**Belladonna**
*Location*: In mostly sunny, dry areas.
*Effect*: Causes blurred vision, sensitivity to light, loss of balance, headaches, slurred speech, confusion, hallucinations, delirium. and convulsions. Can cause a cat to slip into a comatose state, and will eventually cause death.
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**Deathberries**
*Location*: Yew trees.
*Effect*: Kills a cat within minutes of consumption.
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**Foxglove Seeds**
*Location*: Almost everywhere.
*Effect*: While a small dose could have the effect of calming a panicked cat, too much could cause paralysis and heart failure.
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**Hemlock**
*Location*: Valleys, coves, and ravines.
*Effect*: Excessive drooling, violent convulsions, vomiting, rolling eyes, sudden death.
**Holly Berries**
*Location*: Forests.
*Effect*: Causes nausea in older cats, but kits and small apprentices risk death if they eat too much.
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**Larkspur**
*Location*: plains, grassy shrublands.
*Effect*: Causes seizures, laboured breathing, and heart and lung failure. Nausea and vomiting may also appear.
**Lily of the Valley**
*Location*: Shaded areas, often found growing closely together.
*Effect*: Drooling, vomiting, and dizziness when ingested in small amounts. Large amounts can result in death.
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**Morning Glory Seeds**
*Location*: Fields and alongside thunderpaths and fences.
*Effect*: Causes hallucinations, increased heart rate, vomiting, numbness in limbs, and muscle spasms.
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**Nightshade**
*Location*: Moist, shaded places.
*Effect*: Poisons a cat quickly. Sometimes used by medicine cats to end what would otherwise be dragged out suffering.
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**Water Hemlock**
*Location*: Wet and marshy areas, along riverbanks.
*Effect*: Causes pain, writhing, and foaming at the mouth.
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