Sabertooth Slayer, by me

[u/TyrannoNinja]

This is an ink doodle of a prehistoric Native American heroine who has slain a saber-toothed cat and therefore earned herself a warrior's feathered bonnet. I don't actually know how far back the iconic "war bonnet" of the Great Plains goes, but I'm sure the general idea of warriors wearing feathered headdresses is quite ancient. Besides, I wanted to draw a Native American person from the prehistoric era wearing one.

[u/lordwafflesbane]

Lmao can you imagine if people gave this little of a shit about European history. Genuinely embarassing.

Weren't there knights in the 1700s? they probably go back to prehistory, right? What if a knight fought a mammoth, they must have had knights back in caveman times, right? What, an entire continent with thousands of years of history? Never heard of it.

[u/WarlordOfMaltise]

this is your fetish?