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[Silvermoon Medica Guide] - First aid with herbs.

Sun, 13 Sep 2015 21:38:49 -0400

The following is a Guide taken from here.

First aid with Herbs.

Bloodthistle (Smooth Sumach - Poison)

Bloodthistle is a tonic, astringent and an antiseptic; the flowers are a refrigerant and a diuretic. A strong decoction, or diluted fluid extract, affords an agreeable gargle in angina, especially when combined with potassium chlorate. Where tannin drugs are useful, as in diarrhoea, the fluid extract is an excellent astringent. The leaves, in decoction or syrup, has been found useful in gonorrhoea, leucorrhoea, diarrhoea, dysentery, hectic fever, scrofula and profuse perspiration from debility. Combined with the barks of slippery elm and white pine and taken freely, the decoction is greatly beneficial in syphilis. As a wash in many skin complaints, the decoction is valuable.

Briarthorn (Boneset)

Briarthorn is a stimulant, febrifuge and a laxative. It acts slowly and persistently, and its greatest power is manifested upon the stomach, liver, bowels and uterus. It is regarded as a mild tonic in moderate doses, and is also diaphoretic, more especially when taken as a warm infusion, in which form it is used in attacks of muscular rheumatism and general cold. In large doses it is emetic and purgative. It has been much esteemed as a popular febrifuge, especially in intermittent fever, and has been employed, though less successfully, in typhoid and yellow fevers.

Bruiseweed (Skullcap - Scutellaria lateriflora)

The chemistry of bruiseweed varies considerably between species, those who contain the compound scutellarin are the ones used in herbal medicine. The plant has been used for centuries by herbalists as an effective nerve tonic and sedative. Its common uses include relief of nervous tension, anxiety and nerve pain. Prep Methods are: infusions, tincture, dried or fresh herb. Tinctures made from the fresh herb are the optimal choice. Teas should be drunk hot with either young peacebloom blossom or sprinkling of dried stranglekelp.

Dreamfoil (Hyssop - Hyssopus officinalis)

Flowers of dreamfoil have a bitter taste and are used to treat coughs. The whole plant is commonly consumed in aiding fevers, congestion, and respriratory problems or infections. Children in particular are often given the dreamfoil plant as a cure for their colds or to ease problems with digestion and colic. Inhaling the essential oil is a treatment for chest and breathing complaints. A bath prepared with this oil eases exhaustion, emotional pain and stress. The flowering plant, applied externally, reduces bruising and speeds the healing of cuts. However, dreamfoil can be deadly in high doses or to epileptics, pregnant women and sufferers of high blood pressure.

Dreaming Glory (Pot Marigold - Calendula officinalis)

Dreaming glory's beautiful, softly golden petals are put to practical use by herbalists, who can use them along with the flower's pollen as an anti-imflammatory, bactericide or antiseptic salve. The plant's beneficial effects on skin are wide-reaching and well-recognised; tinctures and suspensions are used to control or treat dermatitis, acne, bleeding and irritation. Dreaming glory essential oils are a key component in many of Azeroth's finest beauty creams. The herb also assists in reducing abdominal cramps, constipation and mild spasms.

Earthroot (Wild Carrot)

Earthroot is a diuretic and a stimulant for removing obstructions. An infusion of the whole root is considered an active and valuable remedy in the treatment of dropsy, chronic kidney diseases and afflictions of the bladder. The infusion, made from 1oz. of the herb in a pint of boiling water, is taken in a wine glass doses. Earthroot tea, taken night and morning, and brewed in this manner from the whole herb, is considered excellent for a gouty disposition. A strong decoction is very useful in gravel and stone, and is good against flatulence.

Fadeleaf (Eyebright - Euphrasia)

Fadeleaf's main use in herbal medicine is for all weaknesses of the eyes that cause shortness of vision. Fadeleaf's centuries of use as a remedy for conjunctivitis and bloodshot eyes is world renown, though numerous new age herbalists contest the herbs ability to cure such ailments. They claim while there is no specific evidence that fadeleaf as a whole is particularly useful for eye conditions, there is considerable evidence that compounds in the herb are anti-inflammatory and antibacterial which speed up the healing process, not necessarily 'cure' the subject. Aside from that, fadeleaf is often combined with local grasses for use in allergies in the area. Fadeleaf has also a seedy past, as it was a common ingredient in rogue's blinding powder. While cheap to make and acquire, the creation process was long and tedious, but the shelf life potency of the powder was extremely short, and non-existent when accidently gotten wet. In the end, rogue's abandoned it's use for far more practical and easier to acquire materials.

Goldthorn (Aloe - Aloe vera)

The bramble juices of the goldthorn plant have important medicinal uses, making goldthorn one of the most respected medicinal plants found. Goldthorn gel spurs wound healing: It has antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral compounds that help prevent wound infections. Goldthorn gel is soothing, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial, stimulates skin regeneration - helps heal wounds of all kinds. Brambles up to one foot long may be removed from the plant without causing damage. The best time of day for cutting goldthorn brambles is mid afternoon, when the plant has moved a maximum amount of sap into the bramble stems. The thick juice from a broken bramble of goldthorn may be rubbed on the skin as a beauty treatment to nourish the skin and diminish wrinkles. Wash the face with hot water and vinegar, then rub on the goldthorn juice and allow to remain on skin all night. Goldthorn brings cooling relief to fleabites, reducing itching and scratching, minor burns and rashes.

Grave Moss (Mandrake - Podophyllum peltatum)

Grave Moss is a very strong gland stimulant. It was once used to treat skin problems, digestion, and infections. It was most often combined with other herbs (Bloodthistle, Nightmare Vine, or Ghost Mushroom). Alone it is very powerful and very toxic, and should be used with extreme caution, as well as in extremely small dosages. Do not use this herb without the proper guidance from a Grand Master Herbalist! The Duskwood version of this plant has much lore told of it, being called Death Moss (Grave moss) is believed to be possessed by a murdered or violently slain spirit and that it's scream, when pulled from the ground, would render a man permanently insane.

Gromsblood (Hairy Rupture Wort - Herniaria hirsuta)

Growing well in poor soil, sandy ground and tainted environments, Gromsblood is primarily used as a diuretic and in treating sore throats. Some herbalist traditions assert that the above-ground parts of the herb can be powdered and kept in some variety of plant oil, and the mixture applied daily to the face to remove unsightly dark blemishes. Like many other herbs, Gromsblood is fairly toxic and should, again, be used with caution.

Khadgar's Whisker (Vetiver - Vetiveria zizanoides)

An essential oil is steam-distilled from the dried, chopped roots. The oil is known as Khad or Kgard, or Oil of Tranquility in Stormwind. Healing to skin, this oil repels insects and reduces stress and tension. The aroma is rich, woody, earthy and sweet. It improves with age. Khad oil is used extensively in perfumery for its fixative effects as well as its fragrance.

Kingsblood (Horehound - Marrubium vulgare L.)

Both the Horde and Alliance ancient healers esteemed Kingsblood for coughs and colds, the same uses as it is recommend by modern herbalists. For centuries kingsblood has been traditionally a reliable liver and digestive remedy. The plant has also been used to reduce fevers and treat parasitic diseases. This is one of the bitter herbs often given to young children safetly. Herbalist also recommended it as an antidote for poisons and for "mad dogge biting". It should be noted, large doses act as a laxative, and as much as five cups of the tea could disturb heart rhythm. For treatment of gastrointestinal upset, it is important to take the tea thirty minutes before eating.

Liferoot (Ginseng - Eleutherococcus senticosus)

Dustwallow liferoot is one of the most widely used herbs in the world of Azeroth (though other liferoot varieties exist, the dustwallow variety is the most common). It's one of the primary tonic herbs, which means it works it's magic over time, you'll need to take it for several months to see full results. Liferoot is sometimes combined with other adaptogens, like Peacebloom, Silverleaf or Earthroot, Mageroyal, or Arthas' Tears, to increase its effectiveness. The dried root is often brewed into tea, or made into tinctures. In traditional tauren medicine, liferoot is considered good for vital energy, used to combat sleeplessness with many soothing dreams.

Mageroyal (Rosemary)

Mageroyal is a tonic, astringent, diaphoretic and a stimulant. Oil of Mageroyal has the carminative properties of other volatile oils and is an excellent stomach and nervous problems as well as taking care of headaches. It is employed principally, externally, as a spirit in hair-lotions, for its odour and effect in stimulating the hair-bulbs to renewed activity and preventing premature baldness. An infusion of the dried plant (both leaves and flowers)used when cold, makes one of the best hairwashes known. It forms an effectual remedy for the prevention of scurf and dandruff.

Peacebloom (Daisy)

This remedy is taken for bruising and soreness, to ease pain, and to speed recovery, for example, after an injury or operation. It can also help prevent infection and is used to treat abscesses. Peacebloom is very useful after accidents that cause the lymph glands to swell up or the limbs to become swollen and cold. Complaints are generally worse for becoming suddenly chilled when overheated. In women, Peacebloom is excellent for uterine pain during pregnancy.

Plaguebloom (African Wolfbane - Periploca angustifolia)

The bark or skin of the plaguebloom's tough stem can be processed into a cardiac tonic used, in miniscule doses, in the treatment of heart disease. It should be collected and administered with great care, however. The sap of the plant is highly irritating, and much of the herb is highly toxic, affecting both the brain and the heart if taken in even slightly too high a dose. Plaguebloom is hated by farmers and grazers, renowned for causing colic in horses and fatal bloating in sheep and cattle. Few herbalists are willing to venture into dangerous reasons to collect such a potentially deadly herb, but for one who has studied the nature of the plant and its applications in great depth, the risk may be worthwhile.

Purple Lotus (Blue Lotus - Nymphaea caerulea)

The essence of this purple-blue flower is used to stimulate the circulation and enhance sexual vigour; it promotes feelings of euphoria and warmth when prepared as a tea, which is thick and golden, or smoked as dried petals. An extract, consumed a few drops daily, is thought to be a general tonic for good health, and the purple lotus also lends itself to a delightful perfume.

Silverleaf (Holly)

Silverleaf is used as a diaphoretic and an infusion of them was given for catarrh, pleurisy and smallpox. They have also been used in intermittent fevers and rheumatism for their febrifugal and tonic properties. Powdered, or taken in infusion or decoction. Their virtue depending on a bitter principle, an alkaloid named Ilicin. The juice of the fresh leaves has been employed with advantage in jaundice.

Stranglekelp (Bladder wrack)

Stranglekelp can be used as an excellent wound dressing and is a source of iodine, helping to prevent against goitre (a swelling of the thyroid gland) and an underactive thyroid. It also helps in the relief of rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis, both used internally and as an external application upon inflamed joints. Can also be used to calm heartburn and even as a mild laxative.

Stranglekelp (Lobelia)

Commonly found growing underwater, where its distinctive flowers do not bloom, stranglekelp is renowned for its strong healing powers. This should be balanced against its potentially deadly toxicity, however, and it takes a skilled herbalist to find the correct dose. Stranglekelp is considered one of the best herbs for treating respiratory conditions such as asthma and bronchitis. It combats fever and improves circulation as well as lowering inflammation. Many apothecaries believe that stranglekelp can aid in the treatment of colic, measles and pneumonia, making it indispensable. The plant can be smoked for its respiratory benefits, or chewed to induce vomiting (invaluable in cases where poison has been ingested). Stranlekelp reduces period pain and, in higher doses, labour pain. It is burned to ward off some insects. However, many believe that the toxic dangers of the plant weigh out its benefits.

Swiftthistle (Holy Thistle)

Swiftthistle is a tonic, stimulant, diaphoretic, emetic and emmenagogue. In large doses, Swiftthistle acts as a strong emetic, producing vomiting with little pain and inconvenience. Cold infusions in smaller draughts are valuable in regaining energy and helping with conditions of the stomach. As a tonic, creating appetite and preventing sickness.

Tiger Lily (Tiger Lily - Lilium tigrinum)

Tiger lily pollen can cause vomiting and drowsiness, especially in children, but is successful in treating unpleasant symptoms of pregnancy and uterine disease - headaches, nausea, chest pain, pressure in the abdomen and pain in the pelvis and thighs. The herb also eases recovery after childbirth and menstruation pains. By increasing circulation in the lower torso, tiger lily decreases sexual irritability and pain in the ovaries.

Wild Steelbloom (Tribulus terrestris L - Tribulus terrestris)

Native to Arathi Highlands and Stranglethorn Vale, the role of wild steelbloom is in Eastern Kingdom folk medicine for muscle strength. Wild steelbloom has also been used as an effective anabolic product in athletic training and development of warriors and paladins. Another noted outcome of this herbs usage was in the successful defeat of the Grand Admiral Daelin Proudmoore and his fleet which stunned the world of Azeroth. Wild steelbloom has also demonstrated to possess anti-bacterial and anti-viral effects as well, and may be used internally and externally to treat virus infections such as influenza and the common cold.

Wildvine (Hoarhound - Ballota nigra)

Similar in appearance to kingsblood, wildvine is remarkable for its offensive odour when bruised - so much so that the plant, growing wild, is rejected by almost all grazing beasts. Like its lookalike, it is often given to aid in the treatment of nausea, but it specifically addresses nausea with nervous system causes rather than stomach upsets. It can reduce vomitting from nerves, motion sickness and morning sickness, as well as easing insomnia, but is unpopular with more modern hebalists (and their customers!) due to its particularly unpleasant taste. Despite the taste, a long history of use for many antispasmodic and antinausea treatments means that a good herbalist should know when wildvine is best suited. It can also be applied externally as an astringent on oozing or irritated wounds. With the right knowledge wildvine is a potent antivenom for some snake and insect bites, but its rarity and need for freshness limit its potential applications.

Wintersbite (Marshmallow - Althaea officinalis)

The leaves of wintersbite can be used to treat inflammation in the digestive track, including ulcers. It addresses the causes of dry cough and can assist with the symptoms of asthma and bronchitis. The root is used externally to minimise skin inflammation, boils, burns and wounds. Wintersbite is also a good moisturiser, strengthening and softening the skin, sought after for its 'anti-aging' properties. When applied to hair during rinsing it has a conditioning and detangling effect. An extract from the wintersbite root is traditionally used in making sweet marshmallow treats.

[S] Nelaeryn Sunweaver

Sun, 21 Jun 2015 16:46:15 -0400

Name: Nelaeryn Sunweaver

Date:20/06/15

Race: Sin'dorei

Medical examination conducted by Physician Dearheart: Found to be in good health.

Concerns he will become frustrated and quick to agitate and anger. Suggested relieving tension.

Follow up in one month.

Mental Examination conducted by Chief Medica Dawnstriker: Mental Condition good. Seems in good cheer.

Medication given: Immune System Booster

Signed: Head Medica Shelarish Dawnstriker

Signed: Adjudicator Malanvai Valanthias.

[S] Iltharin Flarecrest

Sun, 21 Jun 2015 16:40:10 -0400

Name: Iltharin Flarecrest

Date:20/06/15

Race: Sin'dorei

Medical examination conducted by Physician Dearheart: Found to be in good health.

Eye sight slight degradation, no action taken as it is almost unnoticeable.

Mental Examination conducted by Chief Medica Dawnstriker: Mental health considered functional, inability to speak of thoughts or feelings without prompting.

Will be issuing referral to Physician Dearheart.

Medication given: Immune System Booster

Signed: Head Medica Shelarish Dawnstriker

Signed: Adjudicator Malanvai Valanthias.

Blood Aegis Peace Keepers Codex.

Thu, 21 May 2015 15:31:23 -0400

The new Monk leather set specific.

1. http://wowsets.com/set/ehlnie

This set looks best when accentuated with the shroud of cooperation and illustrious guild tabard specifically.

[S] Vynthas

Fri, 26 Sep 2014 22:26:34 -0400

Receipt of used items to treat wounds: Linen bandages, thread, needle, tweezer, food. drip, mat and pillow.

Payment: 8 silver, 39 copper. Payed by life partner

Silvermoon Medica Report Template.

Thu, 11 Sep 2014 01:11:46 -0400

Tags for the title of your post.

[P] - Pending approval.

[S] - Signed off by one of the Head Medica's.

Name the post after the actual character name, not their MRP or TRP name.

Inside your report you should use the following template.

Name: [Full name]

Date:

Race:

Wounds when entering the Medica:

Wounds treated:

Additional Information: [Such as additional wounds that had been treated before entering the medica or if any force had to be used to secure payment.]

Receipt of used items to treat wounds:

Students involved:

Over all Payment:

Silvermoon Medica Charge Rates.

Thu, 11 Sep 2014 01:01:37 -0400

The Silvermoon Medica Charge Rates - A must read for all students of the Medica.

The Silvermoon Medica is a drop in clinic for all those who are suffering from any medical problem and need help. The students who work in the Medica aim to provide a constant high level professional atmosphere and work ethic, however this project is expensive and as such those treated in the Medica are asked to pay a small fee to cover the use of items helped to heal them. There is also a secondary payment of civic duty to cover any payment that the person can not cover. This is to help give the Medica a good connection with their patients and to help provide contacts for the Blood Aegis Relief order.

You will find detailed below the charge rates for the Medica, when dealing with a patient you have the duty to make parchment written receipt of what was used in the process of healing the individual and how much the individual costings are, followed by the total charged. Only when the patient has paid will they be allowed to leave the Medica. If they can not pay, they will be expected to pay with civic duty.

The exchange rate for those unable to pay is ten minutes per five silver.

Bandages:

Linen Bandage - Thirtreen Copper.

Heavy Linen Bandage - Twenty Copper.

Wool Bandage - Twenty Five Copper.

Heavy Wool Bandage - Fifty Seven Copper.

Windwool Bandage - Sixty Nine Copper.

Heavy Windwool Bandage - One Silver.

Antiseptic Soaked Bandage - One Silver Fifteen Copper.

Salves are judged based on how many roots and herbs went into making them.

Fifteen Copper per herb.

Twenty Copper per root.

Health Potion per vial - One silver.

Mana Crystal per Crystal - Thirty Copper.

Cat gut for stiches - Five silver.

Healing with the light is only used at times where first aid or surgery is not available or is no longer a viable option. This costs five silver.

Further medication is to the head physicians disgression.

All money goes towards keeping the Medica funded.

[H-RP] The Silvermoon Medica - Argent Dawn Forum Post.

Mon, 25 Aug 2014 15:34:42 -0400

The Silvermoon Medica.

A project sponsored by the Blood Aegis Thalassian Relief Order.

What is the Silvermoon Medica?

The Silvermoon Medica Practice is designed and operated to suit the needs of soldiers and studying citizens in the Blood Aegis Relief Order. This is where students study medicine and tend to the sick of the city who require an immediate place to drop in and be tended to. The Medica offers a wide range of services including a dedicated bed sick bay facility during the orders down time in the city. We use the study of medicene without magic for all those who are not gifted with the light or other spell casting resources so that they can provide an invaluable aid to the healers when in battle.

Where can I find you?

The Silvermoon Medica is situated on the other side of the Royal Exchange, through the Halls of Respite at the side room. You can find all personnel with the Blood Aegis Tabard in Silvermoon City and primarily within the Halls of Respite - they will take you to the Medica.

Do you turn people away?

The Silvermoon Medica is open to all horde races. No one is turned away because they cannot pay as you do not need to pay in advance. After you recover, you settle your accounts - working and helping around the Medica until your debt is balanced out. These tasks can be as simple as helping to roll bandages, making a trip to collect more herbs and mixes to making a donation to the project in order to help us keep our supplies funded.

Do you operate in patient confidentiality?

All the information that you give to anyone who works within the Medica will be considered confidential. Any data stored within our archives for the benefit of the students will be adhered to the requirements of data protection. In the course of everyday patient care and administration your information may be shared with specific medical organisations. All those studying within the Medica would have access to patient data and will have signed a confidentiality agreement.

When is the Medica closed?

The Silvermoon Medica is open every day from Monday to Sunday and works around the availability of the soldiers of the relief order and their citizens who study in their care. The facility will be closed in the eventuality of the order being needed outside of the city for a long period of time; you can find this out by checking our notice board in the halls of respite (On an out of character basis, notices of the Medica being closed will appear on this forum post). You can obtain medical advice and health information from the Medica on a twenty four hour service every day by contacting the following:

Master Physica Dila'heth Dearheart.

High Adjudicator Amerane Ryelle A'vron.

Blood Guard Halmyth Embersire.

These are the head teachers and medical operatives that over see the day to day running's of the Medica. The High Adjudicator and Blood Guard also see to the leadership of the Blood Aegis as a relief order and can be contacted should you have any complaints about the way you have been treated whilst in the care of the Medica.

The Peace Keepers: IC Rules and Regulations

Wed, 2 Jul 2014 07:45:07 -0400

21) Inculcating and maintaining the Blood Aegis's values and standards is the responsibility of all commanders. It requires more than a single period of instruction per year; it must be pervade all training activity, career development and be the focus of all leaders on what example their subordinates also should concentrate. As with mission command, commanders must give direction, delegate and then supervise. Where the 'bottom line' is not profit and loss, but the death or maiming of people including comrades, all soldiers must understand why they have to behave in a particular way, rather than following a set of rules blindly. Although values and standards can be imposed and regulated through discipline, it is self-discipline that will encourage all ranks to adhere to the values and standards, recognising the inherent value of such qualities and conduct.

21.1) Commanding officers must recognise that this is challenging, requiring them to provide leadership and example. Therefore, all commanders must lead by example: they are responsible for explaining, instilling and ensuring that these values and standards are understood and adhered to by their subordinates. Effective and timely communication between commanding officers and subordinates is crucial to this process.

21.2) Individuals who fail to uphold the values and standards may be subject to disciplinary or administrative action. Unacceptable conduct requires prompt and positive action to prevent damage: timely advice and informal action can often prevent a situation developing to the point where it could impair the effectiveness of a unit. A decision on what action is taken and the extent of that action will depend on the circumstances of each case, measured against the service test outlined below. In assessing whether to take action, commanding officers must establish the seriousness of the misconduct and its impact on operational effectiveness, and, in turn the appropriate and proportionate level of sanction. In particularly serious cases, or where an individual persists with, or has a history of acts of misconduct, commanding officers should consider the termination of service. When considering possible cases of misconduct, and in determining whether the order has a duty to intervene in the personal lives of its soldiers, commanding officers at every level must consider each case against the following service test:

"Have the actions or behaviour of an individual adversely impacted or are they likely to impact on the efficiency or operational effectiveness of the order (unit)?"

22) Commanding officers are required to make a judgement of actions, set against the context of character and circumstances based on objective fact. Implicit in this is that in order to make a judgement, a commander's commitment to values and standard must be beyond reproach and he or she must play a dynamic role in the adherence to values and standards in his or her command.

23) The Blood Aegis's values and standards demand a degree of commitment and self-sacrifice from officer and soldiers, which goes beyond that normally expected from other citizens. All officers and soldiers of the Thalassian army are required to commit themselves to achieving and maintaining the ethos of the Thalassian army. commitment contributes directly to the maintenance of operational effectiveness. It is the duty of all commanding officers to ensure that these values and standards are accorded to the highest priority, are fully explained to their soldiers, and are applied consistently. Commanding officers at every level must lead by example, and encourage their subordinates to live by its values and to live up to its standards.

Punishment Examples -
There are an infinite amount of punishments available for the Adjudicators to hand out. These will be decided upon in relation to the crime. Should there be any OOC issues with the punishment, we will be OOCLY flexible to alter them - Nothing will happen to your character that you do not consent to and we will ensure that punishments carried out are always to the benefit of your immersion and roleplay.

Minor punishment
For a minor war-crime, such as breaching the peace - E.G Racism, verbal in-fighting, arguing, derogatory or defamatory speech, a custodial punishment may be handed out that would require the recipient to carry out a service around the camp. This could range from clearing out the Hawkstriders to repairing fortifications.

Fairly harsh punishment
For minor war-crimes that have a larger impact, such as violence to another member of the Horde - vandalism or theft, a fairly harsh punishment may be handed out. These harsher punishments may include being detained, shackled, put in an arcane prison or forced to sleep outside the safety of the camp.

Harsh punishment
Harsh punishments will be handed out in situations where there has been a large impact on the order - such as gross negligence that leads to injury or hardship, vicious actions against other members or factions that lead to loss or distress, any actions towards other political entities that unduly damage relations with other factions or any failing that risks the success of an operation or safety of the force.

Harsh punishments may include things such as; Lashings, Extended Mana-drains/burns, being held in an arcane prison for extended periods of time, demotions, being removed from the deployment, being put under ‘house arrest’ or potentially being dishonourably discharged.

Severe punishment
In very rare but extreme situations, a court martial may find that the war-crimes committed were very severe and warrant an equal level of severity in response. Such crimes may include, wilfully aiding the enemy, Deserting the forces, Murder of another Horde member.

Punishments would include things such as; Death, exile, very long term imprisonment, dishonourable discharge.

The above examples of punishment have been in characterly suggested and forwarded by the Spire as a set example for the commanding officers to obide by. The punishment of the crime or break of the values listed here, is subject to the discrimination of the commanding officers and circumstances may end up with harsher or lesser punishments than the examples found here.

Signed by the High Adjudicator Amerane Ryelle A'vron.

Signed by Adjudicator Tyrenas Bloodseeker.

Signed by the Benefactors of the Blood Aegis and three spire officials.