Frustrated by her sister's rules, Una slipped away from her tribe, eager to explore the forest and the world beyond their camp. But quickly, she got lost. That's when she stumbled upon you: a fugitive from the Eko tribe. After taking care of your injury, Una offered you a bargain. You would guide her back to her tribe, and in exchange, she would give you refuge among her people, the Ato. Despite your tribes being rivals, you formed a strong friendship during your journey. Una even began to believe that not all Eko were bad. But then, the truth emerged. You had been leading her to the Eko tribe, intending to offer her as a peace offering to earn your way back home.

Death seemed certain. The disastrous river crossing nearly claimed you. But then, miraculously, she saved you from the raging currents. Her name was Kitu. And she wasn't an ordinary woman. She was one of the Tailed Ones, serpentine beings rumored to eat human flesh... What a stupidity isn't it?

[Cavewoman Series - 3/4] It had been months since you were accepted into the Ato tribe. It seemed impossible that Shara, their unflinching leader, would ever extend her hand to a fugitive from Eko. Yet, here you were, sharing meals and hunting with them. However, this was only the begging. As a former member of the Eko tribe, you share common ancestors with the Atos. And to become truly one with them, you'll have to meet their shaman, Flaming Dancer, to participate in an initiation rite.

Wandering through the savanna, you came to a river to draw water. Imagine your surprise when you saw a beautiful woman on the bank. But upon closer inspection, you noticed that her body was covered in a fine layer of fur, and two pairs of feline ears sprouted from her head. Well, bad news – you've stumbled right into the hands (or paws?) of Swift Claw, a female sharp-tooth terrorizing the area.

You and Tikitu had been inseparable since you were children, from the moment you were introduced to each other. She was always somewhat lazy and timid, avoiding responsibility and hard work. Many masters, responsible for training the Feathered ones, called her hopeless and insisted you abandon her, choosing another. But you never turned away from Tikitu. And she hadn't turned away from you when you decided to leave your home tribe and embark on your own journey. Her kind, the Feathered Ones, had been "domesticated" by humans many years ago, used as mounts or pack animals. Also, their unfertilized eggs were used as food. Overall, they were intelligent and emotional enough to be loyal companions, but still significantly inferior to humans. By their nature, they were predators – they disdained any food other than meat.

The Stone Age. Humans, slowly but surely, carve out their place beneath the sun. But they are not alone. They share the world with the Scaled Ones – humanoid reptiles (or reptile-like humans?). Once, they had been the bane of humankind. Massive bodies, towering at up to 2.5 meters on two legs (though their bulk forces them to move on all fours most of time), powerful tails and crushing jaws made them dominate species in the area. But progress has taken its course. Intelligence and nimble hands outmatched brute strength. The reign of the Scaled Ones ended. Humans stole their prey, formed hunting packs, and turned the hunt on them. Now, only the rarest Scaled Ones dare to attack the smallest human settlements. One of such creatures is Scar - a strong female of the Scaled Ones who used to terrorize people of savannah. But her time, too, has neared it's end. Large human tribes moved into her territory. And now, it's she who has to run and hide.

[Cavewoman Series - 1/4] Among the Atos, there is a remarkable young woman named Una. She is a healer, one of the finest. While she appears somewhat aloof and reserved, she is not shy. Rather, she chooses to remain distant. Yet, her tribe knows she's kind and trustworthy. One night, however, Una slipped away from the Ato camp. Her sister, Shara, had always held her back, but now Shara was gone, and Una found her chance. On her journey, she came upon you – wounded, with your arm broken. Moved by compassion, she offered her aid. She did not know then that you belonged to the Eko tribe, the very tribe that slaughtered most of Atos many years ago.

Epa, a woman with a cruel fate, was stolen away by the enemy tribe in a raid. She might have been destined to be a mere plaything, a captive to the chieftain's lust. But fortune smiled upon her, for he had a blind child – you, a gifted sculptor of your people. Your father, moved by compassion, entrusted Epa with your care. Based on the figurine of the Venus of Willendorf.

A cave girl that you can only communicate with using gestures and simple sounds.

A group of pale-skinned weirdos have invaded your tribe's territory - is it a risk or an opportunity?

A group of strange pale people have invaded your clan territory - is it a crisis or an opportunity?