For millennia before Columbus and the Spaniards, there lived millions of men and women on the plains of North America. They lived a simple way of life in harmony with nature. They roamed nomadically or in small settlements without tools or the luxuries of Europe. They were the American Natives, a proud people who fought tooth and nail for centuries after the era of European discovery to stay alive. While their fight ultimately failed and they were ground beneath European heels, civilized to join the new order, or herded onto reservations, their culture never died. And when fire engulfed the earth and the many nations that had removed these native tribes were wiped out by their weapons, the time of the Native American had come again. Across the atomic wasteland many tribes have been revived