Medicine cats, and anyone else who gathers, pick plants with V while standing at the spawn. Survival mode is where the effects matter. Roleplay mode does not run hunger, thirst, or injury. Several herbs can be held at once as a visible bundle. Store them on the camp medicine shelves. RiverClan shelves are the woven fishnet ones. ThunderClan's medicine den is the cave beside the camp exit.
The in-game herb list still names feverfew and lamb's ear. Those two do not spawn on this map. Mouse bile can be taken in a medicine den, and it is a roleplay item only. Ticks were removed to cut lag, so bile has nothing to scrape.
What to bring in your mouth
| Item | Where it shows up | How to gather | What it does in Survival |
|---|---|---|---|
| Borage | Forest, including near ThunderClan clearings | V on the blue flowers | Eases fever |
| Marigold | Widespread | V, then chew into a poultice | Scratches and wounds |
| Stick | Forest floor, tunnel mouths, den edges | V | Required in hand before cobwebs can be taken. Breaking a stick is also used to lower stress |
| Cobwebs | Caves and hollows | V while holding a stick | Light scratches and broken legs |
| Burdock root | Near abandoned twoleg nests | V on the leafy plant | Rat bites. Respawns slowly |
| Juniper berries | Hills and WindClan borders | V on the blue-specked bush | Nerves, strength, and stomach ache |
| Catmint | Abandoned trailer and the horseplace | V on the low leaves | Whitecough |
| Chamomile | Trail edges | V | Travel herb for energy and strength |
| Poppy | Open fields and hills | Shake the pink head | Drops 2 seeds. Pain relief and sleep |
| Moss | Dens and shaded banks | V | Soak it to water kits and elders. Also the tool for honey. Breaking moss is used against stress |
| Honey | Tree hollows, including ShadowClan and WindClan borders | V while holding moss | Sore throats and hard coughs |
| Tansy | Twoleg barn, fences, field edges | V on the yellow clusters | Another cough and throat cure |
| Yarrow | RiverClan fields and near the barn | V on the white clusters | Causes vomiting and clears poison, including deathberries |
| Deathberries | Moonpool rocks, horseplace fence, ShadowClan ponds | V on the faint red berries | Poison, fever, and cough. Health falls to 1% and stops. On-purpose eating is banned |
Match the cure to the injury
Falls and ravine drops are the broken-leg case: cobwebs, which means you already gathered a stick. Cold water in bad weather is the chill and fever case: borage, and catmint if it has become whitecough. A sore throat can be honey or tansy. Rat bites want burdock. Deathberry poison wants yarrow. Cough and fever that remain after the poison can also be treated with tansy or honey.
Poppy seeds are the pain and sleep option, and you get them by shaking the flower rather than pulling the whole plant. Marigold is the general wound plant, and it is the one players chew before they apply it.
Deathberry bushes are a hazard on the Moonpool hill, not a medicine stock. Leave them unless a scene is explicitly a poisoning plot that the other player has agreed to.