Kit name:Snowkit

Gender:Female

Pelt Color: White with one gray paw

Eye Color: Light brown

Special Markings: very keen eyesight

i am Dreamstar's little sister in real life. Can I join the clan? PLEASE!!!????

Faithkit your name will be Faithpaw. Your mentor will be Whitelion. Whitelion pass on your great knowledge of herbs to your apprentice. Faithpaw, learn well the herbs so one one day you can save the clan.

What exactly is this?  I see a lot of this kind of "clan" thread, but I don't know what it is and it looks really fun, so once it is explained to me I would like to join.  What I've picked up so far is that there are a bunch of different clans and you guys are cats or kittens and you make a story kind of thing that goes from there, like a game.  Am I right?

Sunnylake, when Rosekit is ready to be a warior just tell me and I will do the ceremony.

Let's begin training now! (If you want to wait, you can just look at this later, but I'm posting it now).

Actually, I don't have the guidebook either, but I recently found an extremely loooooong list of the Warriors herbs, and I'm pretty sure it's every herb in the guidebook! There's no time to go over them all now, but we can do a little at a time. Actually, since this clan is new and currently has no healing herbs, we can gather them as wetalk about them. We'll have to go out into the forest, so come on.

Let's start with going over the herbs you already know. You were mostly right, but there's a little more to be learned. For example: You were right about marigold.  If you chew its leaves and/or petals and place them on the wound, it can stop infection.  However, did you know that its leaves and blossoms (unchewed and whole) are also used to lessen chills? Most cats don't *picks some marigolds*.

You were also correct about cobwebs *picks some, apologizing to the spider (which isn't necasery, but  I always feel bad about destroying their home)*, but as Robinpaw said,  it's burdock roots (not horsetail) that heals rat bites. Horsetail stops infections (you'd think that would still help a rat biite, but burdock rootscan also  heal infections, so you would only need horsetail if you were either A: Out of burdock, or B: Sure that the bite was already infected and needed something extra). By the way, you can also use burdock roots if an elder gets arthritis *picks some burdock plants and horsetail*.

You were right about catmint. It's also used to stop bleeding, but because of it's rarity, you should always try to find an alternative first. You don't want to use catmint on a bleeding wound when there's a cobweb right next to you *looks forcatmint* *finds some* *picks it*.

Borage leaves and seeds do increase the flow of a queen's milk. The leaves and roots can also stave off fevers. I'd pick some, but if you keep herbs in a den for a long period of time, they dry up, and borage doesn't work when it's dried, so when we need some, we'll have to pick it ourselves.

Parsley stops the flow of milk *grabs some*.