Playable Species ::
BONOBO

Size :: 85-132 LBS | 2.5-4.5' (Male)
60-80 LBS | 2-3' (Female)

Maturity :: 8-9 YEARS
Lifespan :: 40 YEARS

Diet :: FRUIT, LEAVES, FLOWERS, SEEDS, BARK, FUNGUS, HONEY, INVERTEBRATES

Traits :: Bonobos are more patient and kind than their chimpanzee cousins. They tend to choose the path of least resistance and often times are viewed as pacifists amongst their ape bretheren. Due to their small stature, bonobos find more comfort in the safety of the treetops.

Bonobos generally make great healers!

Playable Species ::
COMMON CHIMPANZEE

Size :: 88-132 LBS | 4-5.5' (Male)
60-110 LBS | 4-5' (Female)

Maturity :: 13-15 YEARS
Lifespan :: 39 YEARS

Diet :: FRUITS, ROOTS, NUTS, LEAVES, PLANTS, FLOWERS, INSECTS, MEAT

Traits :: Typically quick to anger, chimpanzees are both strong and agile. Oftentimes they can be seen as violent due to the males' commonly found lust for power. They are a well rounded species who thrive both on the ground and in the trees.

Chimpanzees generally make great hunters!

Playable Species ::
WESTERN LOWLAND GORILLA

Size :: 300-500 LBS | 6' (Male)
150-200 LBS | 4.5' (Female)

Maturity :: 6-9 YEARS
Lifespan :: 40 YEARS

Diet :: LEAVES, STEMS, SHRUBS, VINES, FRUIT

Traits :: Though large and brutish in appearance, gorillas are typically calm and serene. Males may find trouble living within the tribes due to centuries of living in harems. This may cause aggression towards other males - especially of the same species. It is not common for gorillas to be found in the trees as they prefer to remain on solid ground.

Gorillas generally make great guards!

Playable Species ::
BORNEAN ORANGUTAN
SUMATRAN ORANGUTAN

Size :: 110-198 LBS | 4-5' (Male)
66-110 LBS | 4-4.5' (Female)

Maturity :: 11-15 YEARS
Lifespan :: 45 YEARS

Diet :: FRUIT, LEAVES, SHOOTS, INSECTS, BARK, EGGS, SMALL VERTEBRATES

Traits :: Slow and methodical, orangutans are generally viewed as wise and complex creatures. Many find solice in a pacifistic lifestyle. It is rare for this species to be found lounging on the ground as they much prefer the safety of the treetops.

Orangutans generally make great gatherers!