SmokeClan RP

[Shadow Is In Love (With Dai)]

This is where you RP as a member of the Warrior cat Clan, SmokeClan.

AND HERE'S OUR CLAN SYMBOL MADE BY WOLFSTAR!


Members List~
Leader:
Lightstar
Deputy:
Medicine Cat:
Fishtail
Medicine Cat Apprentice:
Specklepaw
Elders:
Queens:
Warriors:
Shadowflame, Lightheart, Swiftbreath, Nightshard, Strongwind, Thundersong, Swallowtail, Yewleaf, Lightsong, Ashtail, Smallshadow, Graystorm, Duskpool, Bumblethorn, Fireblaze, Moustetail, Tigereyes
Apprentices:
Solarpaw, Duskpaw, Shinepaw, Ivypaw, Balancepaw, Littlepaw, Applepaw, Tigerpaw, Emberpaw, Bumblepaw, Mousepaw, Firepaw, Larkpaw, Adderpaw
Kits:
Coalkit, Ripplekit

[starlight17]

Medicine stocks. I didn't make this. You can thank Wildpelt for that. I added the stocks.

BORAGE LEAVES
Appearance: The plant can be distinguished by its small blue or pink star-shaped flowers and hairy leaves. It grows to a height of 60-100cm (2-3feet), and the leaves are alternate, simple, and 5-15cm (2-6in) long.
How to Apply: To be chewed and eaten by patient.
Uses: Great for nursing queens as it helps increase their supply of milk. Also brings down fever.
Stock 5

BURDOCK ROOT
Appearance: A tall-stemmed, sharp-smelling thistle with dark leaves. The root is very thick and dark brown or sometimes black.
How to Apply: A medicine cat must dig up the roots, wash off the dirt, and chew them into a pulp, which can be applied to rat bites.
Uses: Cures infection. (especially rat bites)
Stock 3

CATMINT (also known as catnip)
Appearance: A delicious-smelling, leafy plant that's hard to find in the wild; often found growing in Twoleg gardens. The flowers are white, blue, pink or lilac and occur in several clusters toward the tip of the stems. The flowers are tubular and spotted with tiny purple dots.
How to Apply: Chew the leaves and have the patient eat them.
Uses: The best remedy for greencough.
Stock 2

CHERVIL
Appearance: A sweet-smelling plant with large, spreading, fern-like leaves and small white flowers.
How to Apply: Chew the leaves to get the juice out, and chew the root up so it can be eaten.
Uses: The juice of the leaves can be used for infected wounds, and chewing the roots helps with bellyache.
Stock 5

COBWEBS
Appearance: Spider webs can be found all over the forest; be careful not to bring along the spider when you take the web!
How to Apply: Wrap it around an injury to soak up the blood and keep the wound clean. If the wound is deep and it is bleeding rapidly, apply new cobwebs to the wound frequently.
Uses: Stops bleeding, keeps out infections from wound.
Stock 5

COLTSFOOT
Appearance: A flowering plant, a bit like a dandelion, with yellow or white flowers. The leaves do not appear usually until after the seeds are set. The plant is typically between 10 - 30cm.
How to Apply: The leaves are to be chewed into a pulp, which is eaten by patient.
Uses: Helps shortness of breath.
Stock 1

COMFREY
Appearance: Identifiable by its large leaves and small bell-shaped flowers, which can be pink, cream, white, pink, or purple. Has a black, turnip-like root.
How to Apply: The fat black roots of this plant can be chewed into a poultice to be put on wounds and broken bones.
Uses: To mend broken bones or soothe wounds.
Stock 3

DEATHBERRIES
Appearance: Bright red berries that are known to Twolegs as yew berries.
How to Apply: Apply berry juice to sore areas (NOT open wounds) or feed to patient if they wish to die or need to be killed.
Uses: To fatally poison a cat or sooth aches.
Stock NONE!!!!!!!!

DOCK
Appearance: Easily recognizable by its very large leaves, some of the lower leaves having red stems. The edges of the leaves are slightly "crisped" or wavy. The foliage of the plant can grow to about 18 inches in height.
How to Apply: The leaf is to be chewed up and applied on scratches. (or on the cat's pelt if they are stuck)
Uses: Soothes scratches. Can also be used to make the pelt of a cat slippery, so they can escape out of a bush or Twoleg fence.
Stock 1

DRIED OAK LEAF
Appearance: The serrated and spirally arranged green leaves are a pale brown when dried.
How to Apply: Collected in the autumn and stored in a dry place. Chew the leaves up into a poultice and apply to wounds.
Uses: Stops infections.
Stock 4

FEVERFEW
Appearance: A small bush with flowers like daisies. The plant grows into a small bush up to around 18 inches high. It spreads rapidly, and they will cover a wide area after a few years.
How to Apply: Leaves are to be eaten by patient.
Uses: To cool down body temperature, particularly for cats with fever or chills. Also cures headaches.
Stock 5

GOLDENROD
Appearance: A tall plant with bright yellow flowers. They have slender stems, and are usually hairless. They can grow to a length between 60 cm and 1.5 m.
How to Apply: Create a poultice by chewing the stems.
Uses: Excellent for healing wounds. Works best on deep wounds.
Stock 2

HONEY
Appearance: A sweet, golden liquid created by bees. Difficult to collect without getting stung.
How to Apply: Feed to the patient. (if it is a kit, give them a little water to drink to make sure the honey doesn't get clogged in their throat)
Uses: Soothing infections in the throats of cats who have breathed smoke.
Stock 0

HORSETAIL
Appearance: A tall plant with bristly stems that grows in marshy areas.
How to Apply: The bristles are to be chewed up and applied as a poultice to the patient's infected wound.
Uses: To treat infected wounds.
Stock 2

JUNIPER BERRIES
Appearance: A bush with spiky dark green leaves and purple-blue berries.
How to Apply: Have the patient eat the berries.
Uses: Soothes bellyaches and helps cats who have trouble breathing.
Stock 4

LAVENDER
Appearance: A small purple flowering plant with a long stem.
How to Apply: Create a poultice to apply to patient, or have them smell the flowers to soothe them and clam their senses.
Uses: Cures fever and calms the nerves of the patient.
Stock 1

MARIGOLD
Appearance: A bright orange or yellow flower that grows low to the ground. Marigold is one of the best treatments for deep wounds.
How to Apply: The petals or leaves can be chewed into a pulp and applied as a poultice for wounds.
Uses: Stops infection on wounds.
Stock 1

MOUSE BILE
Appearance: A bad-smelling liquid which is found in the liver of a mouse (helps the mouse digest fats). It is the only remedy for ticks.
How to Apply: Dab a little moss soaked in bile on a tick and it will fall right off. Wash paws thoroughly in running water afterwards. (do NOT lick your paws clean - the bile is very toxic!)
Uses: To remove ticks from pelt.
Stock 1

POPPY SEEDS
Appearance: Small black seeds shaken from a dried poppy flower.
How to Apply: Feed to patient. Not recommended for nursing queens. Give doses sparingly, as too many poppy seeds will completely deaden the pain. You need to have your patient in some pain so you know if they are getting better or not. Too many poppy seeds can cause stomach aches as well.
Uses: To help a cat sleep, and soothes cats suffering from shock and distress. Is also a pain reliever.
Stock 3

STINGING NETTLE
Appearance: A wide bush with long, wide, yellow roots, and spiky green leaves. It grows to 1-2 m tall in the summer and dies down to the ground in winter.
How to Apply: The spiny green seeds are to be chewed and fed for poison, and leaves are applied to wounds.
Uses: Cats who have swallowed poison, or to bring down swelling from a wound.
Stock 3

TANSY
Appearance: A strong-smelling plant with round yellow flowers. It has a stout, somewhat reddish, erect stem, usually smooth, 50-150 cm tall, and branching near the top.
How to Apply: Chew the stems and leaves and apply to a poultice to feed to the patient. Must be fed to patient in small doses.
Uses: Good for curing coughs.
Stock 2

THYME
Appearance: The stems are narrow and the leaves are dark green, oval, and small (4-20 mm long).
How to Apply: Pull off the leaves and feed them to the patient.
Uses: To calm anxiety and frayed nerves.
Stock 2

WATERMINT
Appearance: A leafy green plant found in streams or damp earth. The flowers are tiny, densely crowded, tubular, and pinkish to lilac in color. Flowering is from mid to late summer.
How to Apply: Stems and leaves are usually chewed into a pulp and then fed to patient.
Uses: Cures bellyaches.
Stock 3

WILD GARLIC
Appearance: A flower with large leaves at the base, with clusters of tiny white flowers. They grow in very moist, slightly marshy soil in deciduous forests.
How to Apply: Have patient roll in a patch of wild garlic.
Uses: To prevent infection, especially for dangerous wounds like rat bites.
Stock 0

YARROW
Appearance: A flowering plant with flowers ranging in white, pink, yellow, and red. Leaves are evenly distributed along the stem, with the leaves near the middle and bottom of the stem being the largest. The leaves have varying degrees of hairiness, and are 5-20 cm long.
How to Apply: Leaves are made into a poultice and applied to wounds or scratches.
Uses: Expels poison from wounds.
Stock 1

Moss 7

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REMEDIES


WOUND TREATMENT

Apply chewed goldenrod stems to the wound, and marigold if infection is present. Wrap the wound in cobwebs, applying fresh cobwebs frequently if the wound is deep and bleeds rapidly. Treat the patient to some poppy seeds, but only in small doses. Continue to replace the cobwebs and feed the patient poppy seeds until the wound is completely healed. (after a few days of their wound healing, stop giving the patient poppy seeds because they won't be in so much pain anymore)

GREENCOUGH TREATMENT

Immediately have the patient eat chewed catmint leaves, if it is available. Then make a poultice of tansy stems (small dose), borage leaves, and feverfew leaves. Give smaller doses of this poultice to the patient each morning and night. Every night, give the patient lavender, so that their fever doesn't rise during the night, and so they may stay calm. If their cough is very bad, give them a little honey. If the greencough does not get better as time goes by, make another large poultice and feed it to the patient. Make sure they drink plenty of water throughout the day.

SOOTHING ACHES TREATMENT

If a cat is aching really bad or has a pulled muscle, apply chewed comfrey roots to the aching area. You may also apply deathberry juice to the area (make sure the juice does not get into any open wounds - even if it is a scratch!) or chewed up dock leaves. The dock leaves may be applied to open wounds. If the patient is still in pain, give them a small dose of poppy seeds.

STRESS AND FRAYED NERVES TREATMENT

If a cat is in great stress and/or has frayed nerves, treat them with these as soon as possible. Give them a few poppy seeds to start, and then feed them several thyme leaves. You may give them a lavender flower to smell, especially when they go to sleep. Once they fall asleep, set the flower head adjacent to the patient's nose, so they can smell the sweet scents of the calming flower. If it helps, treat the patient to a plump piece of their favorite fresh-kill.

[starlight17]

I went into the medicine cat den (can It be a cave?)
"Oh wow! Dried Oak leaves!" I exclaimed. "There's a lot here! But this is the first time anyone has been here, in OUR clan. Who left it here? It's all neatly stacked on the wall".

[starlight17]

I searched around a bit more a i saw some cobwebs were on the wall. I flicked of the spiders and put the cobwebs on a flat rock. A FLAT ROCK? I thought,as I turned around I saw three more flat rocks, cut out stone shelving units, and dead moss on the ground. It's almost like twolegs had carved this out, I thought, Or another cat LIVED here before! That gave me the chills.

I decided to stock up on herbs, so I went out alone to search in the fog. After a while I saw a plant with purple bell shaped flowers. That must be Comfrey! I thought. I scooped some up in my jaws, and continued my search for herbs. Remembering the patch I found the Comfrey. Near a large stump. As I walked on, I smelled the stench of Forestclan. But right past the boarder was a twoleg nest. I looked closely and saw HUGE Patches of Catmint. Enough for five Clans! I thought. But I should ask them If I see one, they wouldn't want me trespassing. So I decided to walk back to camp. On my way I saw some moss. "I'll bring it back later" I said to myself through clenched teeth. I arrived back at camp and placed the Comfrey in my den in the Slits in the rock and went out for the moss. It wasn't very far and I saw it was very close to an oak tree. I grabbed a lot and went back to camp, placing the moss on anothr flat stone.

[starlight17]

(I have the greatest Idea for our camp! Sort of like thunderclans second one. It's a stone trench With easy to climb stair like things to get in and out. But it's covered by fog, so enemys can just fall in! Muhahaha!)

[starlight17]

(Hello? Its been days!)

[starlight17]

(Like millions!!!!!!!! I'm I the ONLY one on EVER?) I walked around. No cat was in the *ahem* pit that was our camp. It was time for the gathering, so I began up the rocky slope ALONE!!!! (sniff.) then went through the unfamiliar land that was our camp. eventually I reached fourtrees. (see the gathering)

[{SILENT} is ~*FREE*~]

((Before the gathering, if no one from your clan is on, come to the borders of Nightclan to meet me We might be the only two cats lol.))

[starlight17]

(K! I didn't do that!!!!) I decided to walk to the nightclan border and see if anyones there.

[{SILENT} is ~*FREE*~]

((Should we do the rp on Smokeclan's thing, or Nightclan's?))

[starlight17]

(nightclans. I already went there.)

[{SILENT} is ~*FREE*~]

((K I saw that now. We'll rp in there until the gathering.))

[starlight17]

I arrived back at camp. Going into my den to curl up and sleep, I noticed that still the leader wasn't out. That worried me.

[starlight17]

I decided to look for some more herbs. On the way I accidentaly wandered into nightclan territory, smelling watermint.

[starlight17]

I came back with watermint and curled up in my den.

[{SILENT} is ~*FREE*~]

((I checked your leader's profile, and she/he hasn't been on since January 1st! I think we should talk to Wildpelt/admin if one ever comes on.))

[runningmist]

((I posted my description and everything where we are supposed to, so I am waiting for a response there.))

[{SILENT} is ~*FREE*~]

((Ok! I hope you get in! I don't make any of those disisions.))

[born to be wild]

((Shadowstar shall be online tomarrow. She'll made the desicion. (But FYI, they can't turn you down. ))

[{SILENT} is ~*FREE*~]

((lol. But what if they were, TIGERSTAR'S SUCCSESOR!!!! No jk LOL.))