Charging Bear (or Jumping Bear) has been credited with being the the originator of the plan to have the tribes meet at Greasy Grass ahead of the Battle of Little Bighorn where Sitting Bull set out his vision for the future

The warriors under Crazy Horse attacked and flanked Custer from the north and west at the Battle of Little Bighorn

Now that the 7th Cavalry battalions are coming along nicely, it's time to turn our attentions to the Native American warriors that took on Custer's troops at the Battle of Little Bighorn

Captain McDougall provided an escort to protect the pack train. When they finally arrived at the battle he joined Major Reno and Captain Benteen at the defensive perimeter on Reno's Hill

Now we take a look at Benteen's Battalion, that ended up forming a defensive perimeter for two days on Reno Hill

As the preparation for our Participation Game starts to speed up we take a look at Reno's battalion, who ended up fleeing across the Little Bighorn River as their charge turned into a rout