I don't believe this game has the save function from Scratch carried over, but maybe I'm wrong about that. (My main evidence for there being no save function is the fact that there is no load button on the start screen)
I think Mossy has had problems with people reposting his games on Scratch and claiming that it's their work, so he probably doesn't want that to happen here either.
Just because the rules say that medicine cats can't have kits, that doesn't mean that some medicine cats in the books and other related games have broken this rule. Leafpool is a ThunderClan medicine cat, and she had kits with a WindClan cat.
You basically do the same thing but answer with "no" when Nightlight asks you if there's anything wrong with dating multiple people, then you do all the things it requires you to do afterwards.
I only know how to do it on pc since that's what I use, but if you are using a computer, you have to press "P", click save, copy the code, and paste it somewhere safe for when you want to continue the game.
I don't know if this will ever happen since the morphs you're allowed to use either resemble your father, his brother, your mother, her siblings, your sister, or the original morph made for the character, not other characters.
You absolutely did not create any of these drawings. The artists' signatures are visible in some of the pictures, and don't try to lie by saying that they're your signatures because none of them are the same.
The more times you do the herb sorting minigame, the more health you can regain when you press the herb icon. It just so happens that this number changes even down to the one-millionth digit.
You cannot kill Lunarclaw since she is a medicine cat. You become a full medicine cat after you heal enough cats. (I think the number is around 8). I usually just talk with Lunarclaw after each time I heal a cat to see if I've healed enough of them to become a full medicine cat.
With hunting, there is a bar that will appear at the top of your screen. There is a white triangle that'll move according to how close you are to the rabbit. You click on the rabbit to increase your hunting experience. With battle training, there is a sort of Friday Night Funkin' thing that appears, but you don't have to hit the arrows to earn experience. To start these things, you have to talk to the cats that I mentioned in my other reply.
The way you train time spent outside camp is by going outside FireClan territory. Personally, I use this time to talk to other characters in the other clans.
I haven't played the game in a while so my memory might be a bit fuzzy, but either that's because you didn't agree to meet up with Breezestar at the FireClan border each night before she became leader, or you're trying to do it during the day before she allows you into FireClan territory.
