Na-Tuk

Na-Tuk is one of the oldest members of the tribe, and at one time an avid hunter and tracker. His use as a hunter long past, Na-Tuk now spends most of his days imparting advice to the younger men, giving all the benefit of his years of experience. His nights are mainly spent sitting around the fire telling stories and chanting.


Rayla-Tuk

Daughter and only surviving kin of Na-Tuk, Rayla is an adventurous young girl with a sense of wonder about the world, and a curiosity that often leads her into trouble. Her father often attempts to steer her to the side of caution, but Rayla's reckless spirit tends to get the better of his teachings.

The tribe discovered young Urza in a small cavern to the south of their traditional hunting grounds. Many tribesmen believed the child was touched by the spirits because she showed no fear when the band found her lair. The elder ignored these whispers and welcomed her to the tribe. The red-haired Urza grew into a lean, soft-spoken woman with a penchant for ranging ahead of the group to see what dangers lay ahead. This habit earned her the nickname "longfoot." Armed with her trusty ashwood spear, Urza was excited by the prospect of hunting the great mammoths, though her gender and physique ensured she wouldn't be overly involved. Now, in the wake of a brutal snowstorm, the tribeswoman simply hopes to survive long enough to explore the territory she finds herself in.