Big-Ball Game tribes swap hunters! Guard-Tribe, Sand-Tribe grab strong throwers. Far-North-Tribe, Sparkle-Rock-Tribe take fast catchers.
Sun-down time came fast for the Big-Ball Game tribes! Many strong-arm men and fast-leg runners were swapped between hunting parties. Guard-Tribe and Sand-Tribe traded shiny-rocks and tools for big-arm throwers named Griffin and Mize. Far-North-Tribe and Sparkle-Rock-Tribe also got new fast-leg catchers named Ramos and Nootbaar for their own big hunts. This all happened before the long winter hunt for mammoth meat!
This big swapping of strong-arm men means many tribes now have different strengths for the Great Ball Game. Some tribes hope their new throwers will scare away rival tribes and bring more victories, meaning more good meat and shiny-rocks for them. Other tribes think their new fast-leg catchers will protect their hunting grounds better. Our own tribe must watch closely, for strong tribes mean more safe hunting paths for us, or maybe less for us if they get too strong!
### Local Commentary
Ugg (local berry picker): "Me saw big smoke signal! Thought it was new fire, but just news of strong men moving camps. Hope it means more berries for trade!"
Thag (mammoth hunter): "These strong-arm men are like new spears! Some good, some... maybe break. Me needs sharpest spear for big mammoth. Hope these new throwers help keep other tribes from our hunting grounds."
Chief Oog (Village Elder): "Hoo! The Great Spirit of the Ball Game moves many strong-ones. Our tribe must be wise. We must watch which tribe gets strong, which gets weak. This affects our peace, our hunt, our many suns. Be ready for change, my people."
Story by Grug from Caveman Talk Fire, on the scene.