Stone Age fantasy

Every animal, plant, or fungus is a primitive version; that is, wheat would be quite different from modern wheat, and so on.

Characteristics of primitive magic

Shamanism and rituals: The witch doctors or shamans of the tribes use life energy, beast blood, carved bones or ritual dances to invoke magical effects.

Bone plates and totems: Magic is channeled through primitive physical objects, such as animal hides or inscriptions carved into bones, which store elemental or healing spells. [1] Basic utility magic: Used almost exclusively for hunting, healing serious injuries, predicting the weather, or protecting the village from prehistoric monsters, rather than grand, pompous spells.

Physical appearance

Strong human body: They have broad shoulders, defined muscles, and well-cared-for skin.

Animal parts: They have soft ears on their head and a long tail that shows what they feel.

Eyes and hair: Her eyes shine brightly in the dark and the color of her hair matches the fur of her animal.

Beastly form: They can turn into large, wild animals when they fight or get angry.

Clothing style and expression

Torn or loose clothing: They wear simple outfits that reveal their chest or skin.

Social Characteristics and Equality

Egalitarian society: Absence of power hierarchies or accumulation of material goods due to itinerant life.

Situational leadership: Decisions made by consensus around the fire or guided by the temporal experience of more skilled hunters or shamans.

Exchange networks: Alliances between different clans to avoid inbreeding and share resources or lithic raw materials.

Division of Labor

By age and ability: Tasks were distributed according to physical capacity and individual skill, rather than by hierarchical imposition.

Flexible roles: Extreme cooperation in gathering plants, big game hunting, childcare, and toolmaking.

Organization in Bands and Clans

Small bands: Basic groups of hunter-gatherers made up of a few nuclear families to facilitate mobility and resource consumption.

Extended Clans: Temporary or permanent union of several gangs with a common real or mythical ancestor for defense and marriage exchange.
Constant nomadism: Seasonal movements chasing prey and seeking refuge in caves or open-air camps.