Caveman Curling*

Two clans of prehistoric men face off on an icy lake in a game called Kairn, also known as Caveman Curling, a precursor to modern curling. Players compete individually or in clans, aiming to get their stones as close to the target as possible. They perform two actions on their turn: launching a stone across the ice and using either a hammer or a totem to influence its placement. Points are scored by having stones closer to the target than the opposing clan, and the first to reach six points wins.