#uty mallow

[s0ckh3adstudios]

FINALLY let's do some fleshing out of Sheriff Fireheart!

I want to make it clear that Sheriff Fireheart is WAY more of an act/character for Ceroba than North Star is to Starlo. Cowboys weren't Ceroba's favourite thing. But when she saw how miserable Starlo was after everything, she made a hasty decision to do anything possible to help. Starlo likes cowboys. Be a cowboy. Make a cowboy place to hangout. Some form of escapism from reality. Make him happy.

He's lost enough. She can afford to lose herself for his sake, can't she? So she plays a character that isn't her. She's a bit tired, but she has to keep doing it!

Fireheart is definitely envious over Kanako being here. Reverse to how things are in UTY, the Flaming Four adores Kanako while Fireheart is annoyed and envious of the attention and skill. She thinks she's ruining everything she worked so hard to "perfect". And she's a HUMAN, no less!!

But ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh she'll come around. Probably

[honeydewresortaskblog]

OOC UNDER THE CUT

Calling dibs on this girlie now before someone else inevitably takes her, you greedy greedy bastards.. /JJJJ

Answers to any asks will be #customerserviceresponses

Status Reports will be #resortstatus

OOC will be #OOC

Interactions/RP threads will be #mallowsocializes

Any sort of solo story posts or insight into Mallow is #lorepost

I hold rights to ignore any asks, DMs, or rp prompts if they make me uncomfortable, please respect my boundaries, thank you!

[greyro-undertale-enjoyer]

@eepymallowmarsh

don't you have any wishes to make?

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SO. someone brought up the idea of this one echo flower dialogue being from UTY characters and i promptly entered a 5 day drawing spree to make a comic which is something i have???? never done before??? i hope someone enjoys this it was super super fun

[ceroba-of-oasis-valley]

Giant Unorganized Post with all the UTY blogs go!

@/ceroba-of-oasis-valley (Ceroba)

@/northstarofthewildeast (Starlo)

@/integrityvictim (Dalv)

@/martlet-of-snowdin (Martlet)

@/axis-model-014 (Axis)

@/axis014-steamworks (Also Axis) ((There's two))

@/guardenerofthegarden (Guardener)

@/justicefortheunderground (Clover)

@/floweypowey (Flowey)

@/toughandfearlessed (Ed)

@/poisson-rapier (Moray)

@/sneakysquirrelf5 (Mooch)

@/acedeathcard (Ace)

@/sunnysidefarmorion (Orion)

@/mo-the-best-salesman (Mo)

@/kanako-ketsukane111 (Kanako)

@/bartender-dina (Dina)

@/blackjack-bullets (Blackjack)

@/the-shufflers (The Shufflers)

@/honeydewresortaskblog (Mallow)

@/mailwhale (The entirety of UGPS)

@/overworkedpenartist (Penilla)

@/angry-vending-machine (Vendy)

@/vengeful-virgil (Vengeful Virgil)

Misc Blogs (oc's and the such)

@/integrityorsomething (Flo)

@/blueheartanon (Blue Heart Anon)

@/mos-little-ring-femboy (Ring Anon)

@/triedntrueluckheart (LuckHeart)

@/acarunderground (Literally a car)

@/ask-the-void-group (Dess and Dr Gaster)

@/ugtaxtime (Tax Service)

Please scream at me in the replies if I missed anyone or got any URLs wrong

[h4wkstar]

WARRIOR CATS MEDICINAL HERBS

This is the list of reference I use for my med cats. It includes the canon plants as well as ones local to the area my cats are in.

Green - No Training

Orange - Apprentice

Blue - Fully Trained Medicine Cat

Pink - Senior Medicine Cat

Purple - Not Primarily Medicinal/Ceremonial

Red - Deadly

Yarrow - Applied to a wound to stop bleeding or chewed to relieve cramps, fever, anxiety and insomnia. It can induce vomiting to get rid of parasites. Typically unsafe for kits.

Wild garlic - An alternative to yarrow that is safer to give to kits for parasites.

Poppy - Seeds are swallowed to relieve pain primarily in teeth and bones; as well as dry up a queens milk after a miscarriage. The milk from broken stems and roots can be applied to burned skin to help with pain and itching.

Black Sage - Leaves are soaked in water that the cat then drinks and/or bathes in. It relieves pain and helps with urinary problems.

Horsetail - Given as a tea for a cat to drink if they are having urinary problems like kidney/bladder stones or a uti. Brew with caution. If administered incorrectly a cat will be unable to meow after drinking.

Goldenrod - For trouble with the liver a cat eats a whole flower root to petals once a day for a moon cycle. If a cat is fainting or suffering from sunstroke they may drink a tea made of the flower to help them rest and regain strength.

Aster - Helps induce heat for queens that would like to start a family when drank after soaking in water. When soaked in water with stems of Yarrow and Garlic it helps mothers with parasites, fever, or some other types of internal illnesses.

Toothwort - The root can be chewed to cure stomach ache and cramping. The roots soaked in water is drank to stop heat, and the entire plant soaked in water is drank to increase lactation in queens.

Mayflower - Chewed and swallowed with poppy seeds it helps with kitting pains for queens. Drinking leaves soaked in water cures indigestion and the whole plant in water helps with the kidneys.

Wild Senna - Cats must swallow the beans three times a day for them to work as a laxative and dewormer that is safe for kits.

Mints/Catnip/Catmint - Leaves and flowers are eaten for aid with indigestion and any number of other stomach or GI problems. Eating the leaves daily and applying a paste to nipples can help relieve nursing pain and hasten the weaning process. A wash of the leaves and flowers can be applied to skin to relieve poison ivy and other rashes. Catnip is the ideal treatment for green cough, leaves must be chewed twice daily for three days. Some cats swear that the herb is also enjoyable recreationally giving a sense of euphoria and energy but others feel no effect from it at all.

Yellow Poppy - The flower and seeds are chewed and swallowed in combination with Yarrow Root and Catnip to relieve a cat having a seizure.

Pitch Pine - Needles are soaked in water for a cat to drink as a laxative and a mild anti-inflammatory and pain reliever. Water may also be poured onto wounds to open and relieve infection.

Meadow Buttercup - Whole flower is mashed and chewed for cold and chest pain. Roots are soaked in water and drank to cure diarrhea. Use with caution, this plant is known to be deadly.

Agrimony - Roots are chewed and swallowed with water to cure diarrhea.

Barren Strawberry - Plants are smashed with water and applied to snakebites to draw out venom, the water is also drank to remove it from the blood and body.

Alder Bark - Bark from young trees is chewed to relieve tooth ache, can be used more frequently than poppy seeds and is easier to find in cold season.

Blackberry Leaves - Leaves are mashed and applied to the skin to relieve swelling from beestings.

Borage Leaves - Flowers and leaves are chewed to reduce fever and to help queens produce more milk.

Burdock Root - Roots are chewed to relieve pain and infection from bite wounds.

Burnet - Chewed to help stop bleeding and increase stamina before going on a long journey or before battle.

Celandine - Flowers are soaked in water and then dripped into the eye to treat wounds or irritation.

Chamomile - Flowers are chewed to relieve anxiety and help ground a cat as well as reduce insomnia.

Cherval - Leaves are chewed and swallowed to relieve toothache and bellyache.

Chickweed - An alternative treatment for green cough when catnip is unavailable. Double the amount of leaves must be chewed than catnip.

Coltsfoot - Leaves are chewed to relieve breathing problems and cure kitten cough.

Comfrey Root - Roots are chewed to reduce pain from broken bones and wrenched out claws. It also helps relieve stiff joints that many elders suffer from.

Dandelion - Stem sap is applied to bee stings to reduce irritation and swelling, leaves are chewed to act as a pain killer.

Dock - Poltice of leaves is applied to scratches but stings when applied. It also soothes sore paw pads after long journies.

Fennel - Another herb for the elders, the juice reduces pain in the joints associated with old age.

Feverfew - Eaten to reduce fever and chills as well as relieving pain, especially those in the head and teeth.

Heather Nectar - Sweet and delicious nectar that makes medicine easier to swallow.

Honey - Makes swallowing medicine easier and soothes sore and burn throats and skin. It also soothes coughing and infection as well as boosting a cats energy.

Juniper Berries - Swallowed to help upset stomachs, breathing, and giving strength. It also has calming effects for anxious cats.

Mallow Leaves - Chewed and swallowed to relieve mild bellyaches.

Marigold - Flowers are chewed to stop bleeding and infection, as well as reduce inflammation and pain from stiff joints.

Mouse Bile - Used to remove ticks, medicine cats must be cautious not to taste it or the taste won't leave their mouth for a week.

Dried Oak Leaves - Used to cover wounds and help prevent infection from setting in to a wound.

Parsley - Chewed to dry up a queens milk when no longer necessary. It also helps reduce stomach aches.

Ragwort Leaves - Mixed with berries and eaten to reduce pain from aching joints and keep up a cats energy.

Raspberry Leaves - Chewed to reduce bleeding and painkiller during kitting.

Stinging nettle - Seeds induce vomiting and leaves bring down swelling. When mixed with comfrey it helps heal broken bones.

Sweet Sedge - The sap from stems must be swallowed three times daily to cure infection.

Tansy - Flowers must be eaten whole and cures coughs and sore throats before they become contagious. It must be consumed in small quantities lest it be fatal.

Willow Bark - Chewed to relieve pain.

Willow Leaves - Eaten to ease vomiting.

Wintergreen Bush - Leaves and berries are eaten to cure poisoning.

Thyme - Chewed to relieve anxiety and to help calm a cats nerves. They are another fragrant plant to help hide death smell.

Lavender - Flowers are soaked in water and drank to cure fevers and chills. Bundles are hung around camp to hide the smell of death when a member passes.

Beech Leaves - Large non medicinal leaves used as satchels to store and carry others.

Bindweed - Long thin weeds that are used to tie splints, bandages, and poltices to wounds.

Cobwebs - Used to soak up and stop bleeding, it also absorbs juice and poltices to hold them onto wounds. Another use is a comfortable padding for splints on a broken bone.

Ivy Leaves - Another non medicinal plant that is used to store other herbs

Rosemary - No medicinal effects, it's mixed with lavender to hide the scent of death in the camp.

Rush - Used to help bind splints and broken bones

Toxic plants

Deathberries - A toxic berry that is commonly used in murders of other cats. Rather than a peaceful death like nightshade cats suffer internal bleeding, bloody vomit, and seizures for a slow painful death.

Foxglove Seeds - When seeds are swallowed cats become paralyzed and have a heart attack.

Holly Berries - Deadly to kits and causes stomach upset in adults.

Deadly Nightshade - Poisonous berries are used to quickly end the suffering of a cat that will not survive their wounds or sickness.

Water Hemlock - Causes writhing and foaming at the mouth, commonly ingested on accident by cats that haven't studied herbs.

[vespertine-bloom]

The flora & fauna 🌻

A little appendix/guide to go along with chapter seven of ‘Moonbroch’. The botany research was so fun.

The greenhouse:

The shrubs/herbs/flora and fauna:

Slippery elm: A native american remedy. Reddish brown, slimy inner bark used to treat sore throats, fevers and wounds. Produces a mucilage when boiled. It was also used to wrap around meats to stop them spoiling.

Hen of the woods: Also called Maitake. An edible mushroom (when cooked) that looks like the plume of a hen’s feathers and something more substantive than greens.

Mallow: A little flowering perennial. All parts can be eaten from seeds, shoots, leaves and flowers. Vitamin A &C and a smidge of protein. The roots can be used for poultices and salves.

Wood sorrel: All parts of this plant are edible. Full of vitamin C and was used to treat scurvy, fevers, utis, sore throats and mouth ulcers

Cattail stems: Apparently taste like cucumbers. Full of vitamins A, B, C, phosphorus and edible starch.

Wild ramps: Also known as wild leeks. Garlicky/onion-y in flavour. Enriched with vitamin C.

Chickweed: An anti inflammatory and good for digestive cleansing/soothing. Can be used as a salad like spinach. Vitamins A/B & C.

Chanterelle mushrooms: Smells faintly of apricots. Full of selenium, copper and an assortment of B vitamins.

Burdock: Used like collard greens to wrap around foods. Blood purifier and fever reducer. Used medicinally in several treatments.

Wild thyme: A nifty little herb. Used for flavouring but medicinally as a fever reducer, to aid respiratory illnesses: whooping cough, bronchitis, sore throats - endless!

All found in the back countries and forests of NC! (Among many other states and countries).

A fun little bit of research for fic purposes. (Please don’t take my words for this and start foraging in your gardens!)

-VB 🌻

[s0ckh3adstudios]

THE FLAMING FIVE! Thought it'd be really fun if I swapped the feisty four with (most of) the shopkeepers!! I absolutely adore Bits and Buttons omfg

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Stockpiled some swap AU doodles, eat 'em up