IvyDrift & Karnath
IvyDrift IvyDrift
Karnath Karnath
Karnath Karnath
I’ve been thinking lately about how our men could use the land’s own medicine after a long battle. When the dust settles, a simple poultice of willow bark or a cup of chamomile could cut the pain and speed recovery—something that might make our troops stronger for the next fight. What do you think?
IvyDrift IvyDrift
I think that’s a wonderful idea—nature’s own medicines can be gentle, effective helpers. A willow bark poultice can ease soreness, and chamomile tea soothes the mind and body. Just remember to use them in moderation, watch for any reactions, and pair them with plenty of rest, clean water, and good nutrition. A balanced approach will help the troops heal and stay strong for the next challenge.
Karnath Karnath
Excellent point. Discipline in recovery is as vital as discipline in battle. Rest, water, and good food keep the body ready. We’ll keep the herbs simple and monitor each soldier closely. That way we stay sharp for the next fight.
IvyDrift IvyDrift
That sounds like a solid plan—simple herbs, close watching, and plenty of rest. It’s a gentle way to keep the troops strong and ready.