Clans and their Ceremonies

Tree settled his/er clan within the forest. Where birch, pine, oak and fir trees are scattered and the undergrowth grows long. Due to the leaf-fall season of their settlement, the forest grows colorful and alive. 

A hidden grove, surrounded by brushes, brambles, bracken and trees.

A large, massive oak in which the leader sits upon to speak to his/er clan.

Where a small stream; shallow enough to stomp upon runs - and where the variety of trees thrive; Treeclan's forest holds both life and medicine for the cats of this clan. 

Upon settlement, a hollow in the forest was discovered and named the Golden Hollow for it's golden coloring. Here newly named apprentices are trained, and the sunny sky warms many pelts during Green-leaf.

Tree.

Large, broad leaves that can be serrated, entire or sparsely toothed. It is used to carry and store other herbs, no medical value. These plants are best found in the soil surrounding camp and in the shaded forest.

Arrow-head shaped leaves with pale white or pink trumpet shaped flowers. Used to fasten sticks to broken legs, no medical value. These plants are best found near the shallow creek, though can be found sporadically throughout the territory. 

Identifiable by the small serrated leaves that usually come in odd numbered clusters (such as three, five, or seven). These are chewed into a pulp and applied to bee stings. They are found in abundance around the shady hallow.

It is easily distinguished by its small blue or pink star-shaped flowers and hairy leaves. The leaves are fed to queens to help produce more and better milk. This herb can also be used to bring down fevers. It is most commonly found in the shaded forest.

Tall steed thistle with a sharp smell and dark leaves. It is chewed into a pulp and used to treat infected rat bites. It is best found in the shaded forest.

A plant with fuzzy green balls on long stems. The burrs are pt on the pelt where poultices are to stop the fro being rubbed off without hurting the cat's skin. They are found in the shrubbery near the shallow creek. 

A yellow flower with four petals. The petals are crushed and dripped into the eye to sooth damaged eyes. They grow best in the shaded forest. 

Long, thin, silvery strands spun into webs by spiders. They are used to soak up and stop (or at least slow) bleeding and to bind broken bones. It is the most common thing in the forest and can be found through-out the territory. 

Thick, dark green, oval shaped leaves with white flowers that have a yellow center. They are chewed into a paste and applied to aching herbs. Daisy leaves are also used as a traveling herb. They can be found through-out TreeClan territory.

Common yellow-flowered plant with long, hollow stems. After flowering is finished, the flower transforms a sphere made out of hundreds of smaller white florets with seed heads at the bottom that connect to the flower head. The liquid inside the stem can be applied to bee stings to ease the pain and the leaves can be chewed as pain killer. It can be found through-out the territory.

A small shrub with faintly scented, bell-shaped flowers that are purple tinged with green in colour. Berries are shiny and black when ripe. No medicinal value. Kills a cat who cannot be quickly saved. Found near the shady hallow. 

Large leafed plant with tangy taste and sell. It can be chewed up and applied to scratches and applied to sore paw pads, though may sting when applied. It is best found in the shaded forest.

Small bush with flowers resembling daisies. Has a sharp tangy smell and small soft leaves. It is eaten and used to reduce fever and chills as well as relieve aches and pains. It does especially well with headaches. It grows in patches along the shallow creek, though is in short supply and must be harvested correctly to ensure the safety of the plant.

Tiny, black seeds from the bell-shaped flower of the foxglove plant. If eaten they can cause paralysis and heart failure. Found through-out TreeClan territory.

It is found in little bell shaped flowers and used to sweeten mixtures and make things easier to swallow. It is most commonly found in the shaded forest.

Plant with spiny leaves that produces red berries with no medicinal value. Not as deadly as death berries. Found through-out TreeClan territory.

It is a golden liquid found in honeycombs or bee hives. It is used to sooth infections, sore throats, sweeten mixtures, sooth coughing, and give energy. It is best found in the maple trees, though can occasionally be found in birch trees in the shaded forest.

It is a purple-blue berry that is grown on the spiky leaved juniper bush. It is eaten to sooth belly aches, give strength, and help troubled breathing, as well as calm cats. It is most commonly found in the shady hallow.

A low growing flower that ranges from orange to yellow. The leaves and petals are used to make poultice which will help stop infection, bleeding, and inflammation. 

Downy, serrated leaves ranging from green to purple and yellow in colour. Flowers are small and white or purple in colour. They are used to rub on a dead body to ask the smell of death. They are commonly found near the shady hallow.

Tiny, round black seeds that are shaken out of a dried poppy flower head. They are chewed on and used to ease pain, reduce shock, or help a cat sleep. These are not recommended for nursing queens. They can be found through-out TreeClan territory.

Tall shrub with yellow flowers. Tastes foul to cats. It is mixed into a poultice with juniper leaves to ease aching joints and to keep a cat's strength up. It is found near the shallow creek. 

They are jagged leaves that are soft to the touch, unique to a plant with red or sometimes black berries on them. Can be chewed and used as a pain killer or to hell stop the bleeding in kitting. 

Tall with needle-like leaves and purple flowers. It is used to prepare a body for burial. It hides the scent of death. It can be found around the TreeClan campsite.

It is a plant with serrated leaves and white wispy flowers. It is used as a cure to poison by applying it to the wound in a pulp. It can be found in the shaded forest.

It is given to cats to distract fro pain when other medicine is not recommended. It is often best for birthing queens. It can be found through-out the TreeClan territory.

It has green, spiny seeds. The seeds are eaten if poison has been swallowed, as it will induce vomiting. Eating the leaves will help bring down swelling, It can be mixed with comfrey to heal broken bones.

The tansy plant has round, yellow leaves, and has a very sweet and strong scent, making it good for disguising a cat's scent. It can be consumed in small doses to cure wounds and poison, cure coughs, stop cats from getting greencough, and sooth throats. It is found in the shady forest, but must be extracted with care to ensure that the limited resource will still be around in later years.

Due to its strong smell, it is good for hiding the scent of a certain Clan, and disguising cats on raids. A cat must roll in it to prevent infection, especially against rat bites. It is found near the TreeClan campsite.

Fierce, brave, loyal and strong. Much like their ThunderClan ancestors, these cats are fierce, brave, and insanely loyal to each other. They are strong and willful and usually are very stubborn and strong minded. These cats usually go out of their way to help their clan mates and maybe even their neighbors if they really need it. But double crossing them definitely not the best way to go. You'll regret it.

Squirrels, mice, voles, sparrow, thrush, magpie, blackbirds, moles, shrew, and the occasional rabbit. There have been a few cats that have learned to fish when it was necessary, but it's not the most conventional food of TreeClan.

Hunting techniques.
TreeClan cats are considerably strong. Their techniques range from classic hunting techniques that include a simple hunter's crouch with legs carefully bent but stomach not touching the ground and careful to avoid their tail from touching the ground too. TreeClan often has involved climbing trees, crouching from branches and leaping into the air onto a bird or onto the ground.