The Code of Honor
1. Protect the pups at all costs. Harming or killing pups (even if they are from another pack) will result in the highest punishment.
2. Obey all ranks above you. Disrespect to higher ranks will result in punishment and loss of privileges.
3. It is forbidden to become friends with a member of another pack. Be loyal to your own pack and your own pack ONLY. View all outsiders as enemies.
4. It is dishonorable to attack someone and to kill them without warning.
5. A guardian cannot become leader out of fear that he/she might go mad with power.
6. An Assassin may not share secret information with anyone but his leader.
7. Eat, breath, sleep, LIVE for the pack.
8. Guardians may not morph unless it's totally necessary.
9. Do not hunt or trespass in another pack's territory.
10. The leader, guardian, betas, mothers, and pups always eat first. The rest must wait their turn.
11. A pup may not become a learner until he is at least two months old.
12. Mark your territory and patrol it daily, otherwise another pack may not be held responsible for trespassing.
13. The leader's command is law.
Herbs and Sicknesses
Commonly Used Herbs
1. Borage:
a. Increases a mother's supply of milk
b. Brings down fever
2. Burdock Root:
a. Cures rat bites.
b. Dig up the root, wash off the dirt, chew into a pulp.
3. Catmint/Catnip:
a. Best remedy for Greencough
b. Hard to find in the wild
4. Celandine:
a. Soothes blind eyes
5. Chervil:
a. Leaves used for infections
b. Roots help with belly aches
6. Cobwebs:
a. It's basically like a band-aid
b. Wrap around the wound or press to injury to stop bleeding
c. Keeps wounds clean
7. Coltsfoot:
a. Leaves should be chewed and eaten
b. Helps shortness of breath
8. Comfrey:
a. Used to mend broken bones
b. Roots used to soothe wounds
9. Dock:
a. Soothes scratches
10. Dried Oak Leaves:
a. Collect them in winter and store them in a dry place
b. Stops infections
11. Feverfiew:
a. Brings down body temperature
12. Goldenrod:
a. Poultice is perfect for healing wounds
13. Honey:
a. Great for soothing infections
b. Helps soothe throat when you have inhaled something like for example, smoke.
14. Horsetail:
a. Leaves can be used to treat infected wounds.
15. Juniper Berries:
a. Soothes belly aches
b. Helps with breathing problems
16. Lavender:
a. Cures fever
b. Stem used to cure someone in shock
17. Marigold:
a. Apply to wounds, preferably with Goldenrod
b. Stops infections
18. Mouse Bile:
a. Dab a SMALL amount on a tick to make it fall off
b. Wash paws in running water afterwards
c. DO NOT EAT! Preferably carry it in a leaf
19. Poppy Seed:
a. Helps induce sleep
b. Helps those who are suffering from shock or distress
c. Not recommended for nursing mothers
20. Stinging Nettle:
a. Seeds help those who have swallowed poison
b. Leaves help bring down swelling
21. Tansy:
a. Good for coughs
b. Take in small doses
22. Thyme:
a. Used to calm anxiety and frayed nerves
23. Watermint:
a. Chew into a pulp
b. Feed to someone suffering from bellyache
24. Wild Garlic:
a. Roll in a patch to prevent infection, especially from dangerous wounds like rat bites.
1. Whitecough:
A cough that includes a high fever. It turns into Greencough and it's NOT LETHAL. It's caught in the winter and occasionally in wet weather. Cure: Catmint/Catnip
2. Greencough:
A cough that includes a high fever. It develops from Whitecough and and turns into Blackcough. CAN be lethal. It's caught in the winter. Cure: Catmint/Catnip, Chickweed
3. Blackcough:
A cough that includes a sky-high fever. It develops from Greencough and it IS LETHAL if not treated soon enough! Cure: Chickweed
4. Chill:
Includes a cough, runny nose, and fever (like a cold). Cure: Tansy (for the cough), Feverfiew (for the fever), Lavender
5. Ear Mites:
Small black bugs crawling around in ears. Causes severe itching, and it's NOT LETHAL unless the victim has a severe allergic reaction. Cure: Snapdragon Seeds (eat them, this is only a last resort), Mouse Bile, Garlic
6. Pink Eye:
A crust forms around the eye and there's lots of swelling. The eyes becomes blood-shot. It's NOT LETHAL. Cure: Broken Rosemary Blossoms, Celandine (to soothe the eye), Chrysanthemum flowers, Cornflower (afterwards)
7. Rabies:
Includes a fever, dizziness, and a foaming mouth. Once the symptoms start it's too late for the victim. You can only get it from another Rabid animal and it's spread through saliva. LETHAL! Cure: Deathberries (to put them out of their misery)
8. Lyme's Disease:
A severe pain throughout the body, it includes a fever. It's spread by mosquitoes and ticks. LETHAL! Cure: Feverfiew (to soothe the fever), Poppy Seeds (for the pain), but you WILL eventually die since this disease is untreatable. You could use Deathberries to put the victim out of his/her misery
9. Scarlet Fever:
A severe fever that only pups can get. You get it in the winter from the cold. Cure: Feverfiew, Coltsfoot
10. Neetle:
A high fever and lots of throwing up. You can get it any time of the year. Cure: Feverfiew and Borage (for the fever), other than that just let it be, it will go away eventually
Arnica Flowers (when swallowed)
Calamus Root (when swallowed)
Deathberries
Nightshade
Wolfsbane
Ragwort (if it's completley by itself)
Ragwort and Lamb's Ear Combination
Poppy Seeds (to dull hunger and pain in paws)
Tansy Leaves (to dull hunger)
Crushed Lotus Roots (keeps you awake, it's an energizer)
Skullcap Seeds (gives strength, a steroid)
Winter Savory (for fighting thirst)
Witch Hazel (used to increase energy levels, an energizer)
1. Ragwort Leaves (chewed to a pulp), Juniper Berries, Comfrey (chewed), Daisy Leaves (chewed):
Apply leaves to an injured joint or bone. Eat the berries, helps aching joints and broken bones.
2. Yarrow Leaves, Ragwort, Ivy, Sage Roots:
Put all of those leaves around a hurt paw and swathe it with cobwebs. It's good for cut pads. (it's also called Ointment of Yarrow, and you can sometimes add Sage Roots to the mixture).
3. Huckleberry, Goldenrod:
Feed to someone with muscle pains.
4. Ragwort, Lamb's Ear:
Good for strength.
5. Culver's Root, Feverfiew:
Feed to someone directly after swimming or falling in cold water in the winter or something similar.
6. Goldenseal Room, Myrrh:
Used for mild bacterial and fungal infections, scratches or bites, and cracked pads. Chew into a poultice and apply with Cobwebs or Dock Leaves.
7. Goldenrod Poultice:
Helps wounds that aren't very bad. It's made out of Goldenrod, Marigold, and Cobwebs, but other herbs can be added too.
8. Broom Poultice:
It helps broken bones. It's made of Broom, Comfrey, and Cobwebs. Set the bone with a stick beforehand, unless it's shattered ribs.
9. Broom Malice Poultice:
It helps bad wounds. It's made of Broom Malice, Marigold, Goldenrod, Dock Leaves, Chervil Leaves, and Cobwebs.
10. Birthing Poultice:
Feed to a mother as she's giving birth. It's made of Borage Leaves, crushed Iris Petals, Narcissus flower petals, and Thyme.
1. Adder Barrack:
a. For toothaches
2. Alder Bark:
a. For toothaches
3. Alfalfa:
a. For tooth decay
b. Chew and swallow
4. Aloe Vera:
a. Treats burns and skin problems
b. Chew then spit on the wound
c. DO NOT SWALLOW
5. Angelica Root:
a. Treats swollen gums
b. Expels swallowed poisons
6. Anise Seed:
a. Relieves congestion from a cold, the flu, allergies, ect.
b. Relieves coughs
c. Helps get rid of hiccups
7. Arnica Flower:
a. Chew then apply to treat sprains, bruises, and muscle pains
b. Poisonous if swallowed
c. Not recommended for the pregnant or nursing
d. Do NOT apply to broken skin
8. Artichoke Leaves:
a. Helps stomach pains and indigestion
9. Astragalus Root:
a. Used to help treat digestive problems
b. Take after eating and wait 12 hours before eating anything after
10. Barberry Root Bark:
a. Used to help calm the heart
b. Treats inflamation around the eyes, ears, nose, and sinuses
c. Be cautious when using on the pregnant or nursing
11. Barley Grass:
a. Treats malnutrition
12. Basil Leaves:
a. Treats ear infections
b. Helps strengthen immune system when weakened because of stress
13. Bayberry Root:
a. Treats gum, throat, and mouth imflammation
b. Induces cough to relieve phlegm. (boogers and loogies in other words)
c. DO NOT use on the pregnant, but it's ok on the nursing
14. Birch Bark:
a. Antibacterial
b. Antiviral
c. Anti-inflammatory
d. Used to treat skin problems like rashes
e. SMALL amounts can be swallowed to help joint pain
15. Black Seeds:
a. Can be used to treat many stomach pains and many other internal diseases.
b. Increases a mother's milk supply, but DO NOT use on the pregnant
16. Blackberry Leaf:
a. Used to treat sore throats
17. Blessed Thistle:
a. Increases blood circulation
18. Blood Root:
a. Used to clean teeth, but must be spit out immediatley afterwards
b. Do not swallow
c. Use not recommended on nursing mothers
19. Blue Violet Leaf:
a. Treats Asthma and Coughs
b. For best results use with Ginger
20. Broken Rosemary Blossoms:
a. Heals eye infections and covers wounds on or around the eye
21. Calamus Roots:
a. Applied externally to help with joint pains
b. Deadly when swallowed
22. Calendula Flowers:
a. Used to treat mild infections and stops infections from entering a wound.
b. For best results use on smaller wounds
23. Caraway Seed:
a. Used to stimulate the appetite
b. Treats stomach cramps
c. Store away from light, moisture, and heat
24. Cedar Berry:
a. Treats cough
b. Treats Fever
c. Treats Toothache
d. Treats joint pains
e. Treats malnutrition
f. Can cause stomach pains in the pregnant or nursing
25. Cedar Leaf Tips:
a. Treats fevers
b. Treats colds
c. Treats coughs
d. Treats head pains
e. Helps swelling, bruises, and joint pains
f. DO NOT eat while pregnant or nursing
26. Chamomile:
a. Helps fatigue and depression
b. Soothes the heart
c. Calms you down
27. Chewed Gumweed:
a. Seals an herb to stop infection
28. Chickweed:
a. Cures Greencough and sometimes Blackcough
29. Chrysanthemum Flowers:
a. Treats dizziness, and blurred vision
b. Treats dry red eyes
c. Treats escessive tearing or spots in vision
d. Can also help headaches
e. Chew and eat
30. Cloves:
a. Treats toothache but can cause bad breath
b. When swallowed helps stomach pains
31. Coriander Seeds:
a. Treats upper abdomen pains such as cramps
32. Cornflower:
a. Used as an eyewash
33. Crushed Iris Petals:
a. Used to stimulate breathing during the birthing process
b. Also used to soothe a pup's throat
34. Crushed Marigold Petals:
a. Fights infection
b. DO NOT use around eyes
35. Crushed Pawpaw roots:
a. Used for pup cough which only threatens pups during the winter
36. Crushed Rose Thorns:
a. Used to seal a wound
37. Dog Grass Root:
a. Soothes inflammation along the digestive tract
b. Fast (do not eat anything) for three hours before taking it, and fast for three hours after taking it
38. Elder berries and flowers:
a. Eat together to help fight the flu
b. Eat the first day, and the flu is normally cured three days afterwards
39. Eyebright:
a. Eat to treat eye swelling and blurred vision
40. Fennel Seeds:
a. Fights cramps
b. Eat in small doses
c. Not for pups because it can cause throat spasms.
41. Ferns:
a. Clean wounds out
42. Foxglove:
a. Cloves will force you to throw up if you've swallowed poison
b. Leaves are used on deep wounds to stop bleeding
43. Fringe Tree Bark:
a. Stimulates the appetite
44. Garlic
a. Gets rid of fleas
b. Can be dripped into wounds to stop infection
45. Grummet:
a. Chew and eat to help an upset stomach
46. Hawthorne Berries:
a. Treats indigestion
47. Heal All:
a. Treats many different major diseases
b. Must be used with extreme caution
48. Honeysuckle Flowers:
a. Treats skin inflammation
b. Chew and spit on the affected area
49. Ivy juices:
a. Calms you down
50. Jasmine Flowers:
a. Gentle treatment to skin irritation
b. Eat to reduce sensitivity to pain
c. It's a sedative
51. Licorice Root:
a. Helps against colds and coughs
52. Lovage roots and leaves:
a. A tonic, helps against stomach pains and indigestion
53. Mace:
a. Eaten to break up chest congestion
54. Mandrake root:
a. Induces vomiting after the intake of poison
55. Meadowsweet flowers:
a. Treats colds
b. Treats headaches
c. Treats coughs
56. Milkweed Juice:
a. Soothes wounds and treats infection
b. Do not use around the eyes
c. Poisonous if swallowed
57. Motherwort:
a. Calms a racing heart when caused by nervous tension
58. Neem Leaf:
a. Treats skin inflammation
59. Orris Root:
a. Treats throat inflammation
b. Only to be used when an experienced healer is present
60. Parsley Leaf:
a. A breath freshener
b. Best if used after Clover
61. Peathingy Flower Petals:
a. Helps clear clogged throats and nasal passages
62. Poison Ivy Leaves:
a. Used on cracked pawpads, but otherwise it's a poison
63. Red Clover Blossoms:
a. Speeds up the healing of wounds
64. Red Root:
a. Stops sniffling associated with colds and the flu
65. Reishi Mushrooms:
a. Are extremely rare and small, but can be used to treat many different illnesses
66. Rosehips:
a. Use in cases of malnutrition
67. Rosinweed:
a. After someone has thrown up, this is used to clean up the system
68. Sacred Bark:
a. Used for upset stomachs
69. Shock Roots:
a. Stimulates the nervous system
b. Use after someone has been knocked out, poisoned, suffered head trauma, or nearly drowned
70. Snakeroot:
a. Neutralizes poison
71. Snapdragon Seeds:
a. Cures Ringworm
b. Cures fleas
72. Stevia Leaf:
a. It's extremely sweet
b. Used to make other medicines taste better
73. Thinned-out Heather Down:
a. Used to help if a pup has indigestion
74. Turmeric Root:
a. Anti-inflammatory
75. Usnea:
a. Eat to help against throat and nose sores
76. Valerian Root:
a. Calms you down
77. Watercress:
a. Treats sore throats and clogged noses
78. White Oak Bark:
a. Treats bacterial and fungal infections
79. Wild Onion:
a. Roll in this to get poison out of rat bites
80. Windflower Shoots:
a. Use to help relieve stomach cramps
81. Yarrow:
a. Swallowed to expel poison via vomiting
82. Yucca Root:
a. Treats joint stiffness in elders
