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* ArcherArchetype: When Takkar [[spoiler:tries stealing Krati's mask]], she fires a burning arrow into his leg. [[LodgedBladeRecycling He promptly pulls it out and stabs Batari with it in order to escape]].
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* BlackEyesOfEvil: More like really dark brown, but she still fits.
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* TheArcher: He has access to bows and arrows. Three types of bow, to be precise - a standard medium-range hunting bow, a longbow better suited for sniping, and a bow that can fire two arrows at once.
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* CreepyGood: The man is just a ''tiny'' bit unhinged and has some seriously disturbing tendencies at times. That said, he is still 100% on your side and even downright friendly once you get past his weirdness.
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: He's right about nearly everything somehow. Thankfully Takkar takes his knowledge at face value rather than doubt him.
* CreepyGood: The man is just a ''tiny'' bit unhinged and has some seriously disturbing tendencies at times. That said, he is still 100% on your side and even downright friendly once you get past his weirdness.
* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: He's right about nearly everything somehow. Thankfully Takkar takes his knowledge at face value rather than doubt him.
* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: He's right about nearly everything somehow. Thankfully Takkar takes his knowledge at face value rather than doubt him.
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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: We never see the woman who Karoosh had his son with, but possibly she's already dead.
* ManlyFacialHair: A shorter one than Takkar, but it's still there, and he happens to be the Wenja's best warrior.
* BerserkButton: Mog is the only thing that can make Karoosh ditch his normal cheerful demeanour. Makes sense, given that Mog killed his son.
* ManlyFacialHair: A shorter one than Takkar, but it's still there, and he happens to be the Wenja's best warrior.
* BerserkButton: Mog is the only thing that can make Karoosh ditch his normal cheerful demeanour. Makes sense, given that Mog killed his son.
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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: We never see the woman who Karoosh had his son with, but possibly it's possible that she's already dead.
* ManlyFacialHair: A shorter one than Takkar, but it's still there, and he happens to be the Wenja's best warrior.
* BerserkButton: Mog is the only thing that can make Karoosh ditch his normal cheerful demeanour. Makes sense, given that Mog killed his son.dead.
* ManlyFacialHair: A shorter one than Takkar, but it's still there, and he happens to be the Wenja's best warrior.
* BerserkButton: Mog is the only thing that can make Karoosh ditch his normal cheerful demeanour. Makes sense, given that Mog killed his son.
* ManlyFacialHair: A shorter one than Takkar, but it's still there, and he happens to be the Wenja's best warrior.
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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Who is the mother of Ull's children? We never see her, so possibly he lost her to "skull fire" before the events of the game.
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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Who is the mother of Ull's children? We never see her, so possibly it's possible he lost her to "skull fire" before the events of the game.
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* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:Subverted, he initially threatens to kill his baby to prevent Takkar from killing it instead, but when Ull sees his daughter watching, he can't bring himself to go through with it, instead asking Takkar to TakeCareOfTheKids. Compare him to Batari...]]
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* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:Subverted, he [[spoiler:Subverted. He initially threatens to kill his baby to prevent Takkar from killing it instead, but when Ull sees his daughter watching, he can't bring himself to go through with it, instead asking Takkar to TakeCareOfTheKids. Compare him to Batari...]]
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* AGodAmI: Batari was born during a solar eclipse, and the Izila took this as a sign that she was a daughter of the Sun God Suxli, raising her to be their priestess. Unfortunately, it also left Batari with a massive superiority complex.
* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: We never see the father of her son Krati. It's possible Barati killed him once he had got her pregnant, just like Citra to Jason in the Bad Ending of ''Far Cry 3''.
* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: We never see the father of her son Krati. It's possible Barati killed him once he had got her pregnant, just like Citra to Jason in the Bad Ending of ''Far Cry 3''.
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* AGodAmI: Batari was born during a solar eclipse, and the Izila took this as a sign that she was a daughter of the Sun God Suxli, raising her to be their priestess. Unfortunately, it also left Batari with a massive superiority complex.
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* GutturalGrowler: As you'd expect from a character voiced by Creator/EliasToufexis, Takkar has a pretty low, intense voice.
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* GutturalGrowler: As you'd expect from a character voiced by Terrence C. [[VideoGame/GodOfWar "Kratos"]] Carson. He has a tendency to rasp his words out whenever he's chatting with Takkar or any of the Wenja.
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* LowTechSpears: Takkar, a caveman of the Wenja tribe, wields wooden spears with flint-knapped heads as weapons.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Juan Carlos Velis
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* BladeOnAStick: He wields spears that he can throw at or stab opponents with. Throwing them does the most damage though.
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* JavelinThrower: Takkar can throw spears as weapons.
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* ContraltoOfDanger: Jayma speaks with a low, dignified voice, and is an old and skilled Wenja huntress.
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* ContraltoOfDanger: ContraltoOfStrength: Jayma speaks with a low, dignified voice, and is an old and skilled Wenja huntress.
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* ContraltoOfDanger: Batari has a low voice, and she's a dangerous enemy to Takkar.
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* ContraltoOfDanger: ContraltoOfStrength: Batari has a low voice, and she's a dangerous enemy to Takkar.
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* BaritoneOfStrength: He speaks with deep voice and in unquestionably the most powerful warrior in the area.
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* BaritoneOfStrength: He speaks with deep voice and in is unquestionably the most powerful warrior in the area.
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* BadassBaritone: He speaks with such a voice.
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* BaritoneOfStrength: He speaks with deep voice and in unquestionably the most powerful warrior in the area.
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* NiceGuy: Takkar is arguably the most moral ''Far Cry'' protagonist. While the other, modern protagonists are explicitly more savage and violent than the times they live in Takkar lives in a savage and violent era and is significant ''less'' so. He spares his enemies, human and animal, when he can, protects them from the vengeance of his tribe his tribe (potentially at risk to himself) and his whole fight is to save his tribe without the additional selfish motivations that most other protagonists in the series had.
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* NiceGuy: Takkar is arguably the most moral ''Far Cry'' protagonist. While the other, modern protagonists are explicitly more savage and violent than the times they live in in, Takkar lives in a savage and violent era and is significant ''less'' so. He spares his enemies, both human and animal, when he can, protects them from the vengeance of his tribe his tribe (potentially at risk to himself) himself), and his whole fight is to save his tribe without the additional selfish motivations that most other protagonists in the series had.have.
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* NiceGuy: Takkar is arguably the most moral ''Far Cry'' protagonist. While the other, modern protagonists are explicitly more savage and violent than the times they live in Takkar lives in a savage and violent era and is significant ''less'' so. He spares his enemies, human and animal, when he can, protects them from the vengeance of his tribe his tribe (potentially at risk to himself) and his whole fight is to save his tribe without the additional selfish motivations that most other protagonists in the series had.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: He's the de facto leader of the Wenja, in no small part due to being their best hunter and fighter.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He's the de facto leader of the Wenja, in no small part due to being their best hunter and fighter.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Ull rules over the Udam by virtue of being their greatest warrior. In battle, he's easily able to overcome even the legendary beasts.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Ull rules over the Udam by virtue of being their greatest warrior. In battle, he's easily able to overcome even the legendary beasts.
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* TheRedBaron: The Sun Daughter.
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* TheRedBaron: RedBaron: The Sun Daughter.
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: Deconstructed - the Udam are first set up as this evil force and stereotypically AlwaysChaoticEvil CannibalTribe. Sayla, the first Wenja Takkar meets, will explain how they razed the Wenja's village to the ground. The first Udam the player is likely to encounter is loudly shouting and mutilating a Wenja corpse, and two more near him are tearing Wenja bodies apart and impaling them to cook them. Their outposts are filled with mutilated bodies, and their primitive look, along with the red body paint and bones they wear, make them look [[UncannyValley inhuman]], and they are constantly covered in blood and gore. They wouldn't look out of place in a group of Orcs in a scene from ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings''. Yet as the game advances, the Udam are revealed to be a dying people struggling against their own decline, the cause of which they do not even understand, using what limited means they can muster based on their own primitive beliefs. An Udam even becomes an ally of Takkar. This transition is complete when [[spoiler:a dying Ull asks Takkar to protect his children and raise them, which Takkar does]].
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: Deconstructed - the Udam are first set up as this evil force and stereotypically AlwaysChaoticEvil CannibalTribe. Sayla, the first Wenja Takkar meets, will explain how they razed the Wenja's village to the ground. The first Udam the player is likely to encounter is loudly shouting and mutilating a Wenja corpse, and two more near him are tearing Wenja bodies apart and impaling them to cook them. Their outposts are filled with mutilated bodies, and their primitive look, along with the red body paint and bones they wear, make them look [[UncannyValley inhuman]], inhuman, and they are constantly covered in blood and gore. They wouldn't look out of place in a group of Orcs in a scene from ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings''. Yet as the game advances, the Udam are revealed to be a dying people struggling against their own decline, the cause of which they do not even understand, using what limited means they can muster based on their own primitive beliefs. An Udam even becomes an ally of Takkar. This transition is complete when [[spoiler:a dying Ull asks Takkar to protect his children and raise them, which Takkar does]].
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* BattleBolas: Takkar uses bolas as his WeaponOfChoice.
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* BattleBolas: Takkar uses bolas as his WeaponOfChoice.weapons.
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* DarkSkinnedRedhead: His skin is vaguely brown, and his beard is red.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: She has green eyes, but vaguely African facial features, so she's possibly biracial, like her voice actress.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: She As an early European, she has green eyes, but retains a vaguely African facial features, so she's possibly biracial, like her voice actress.phenotype.
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* AllCavemenWereNeanderthals: They're not actually a Neanderthal tribe, but they fit this trope more so than any other caveman tribe in the game, tall, brutish, primitive, living in caves, and being literal man-eaters.
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* AllCavemenWereNeanderthals: They're They may not actually be a Neanderthal tribe, but they fit this trope more so than any other caveman tribe in the game, tall, brutish, primitive, living in caves, and being literal man-eaters.
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: WordOfGod [[https://siliconangle.com/2015/12/09/ubisoft-sets-out-to-capture-mankinds-earliest-conflicts-with-far-cry-primal/ identifies them as "archaic Homo sapiens"]], a broad term that includes early modern humans as well as earlier subspecies like neanderthals.
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The Udam are a violent, cannibalistic tribe of archaic ''Homo sapiens'' that hails from the frozen north of Oros. They have the appearance characteristic of archaic Homo sapiens with towering body structures and heavy brow ridges. They want to eat the Wenja, believing it can cure them from an encapsulating plague. Their leader is the towering War Chief, Ull.
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The Udam are a violent, cannibalistic tribe of archaic ''Homo sapiens'' that hails from the frozen north of Oros. They have the appearance characteristic of archaic Homo sapiens with towering body structures stocky bodies and heavy brow ridges. They want to eat the Wenja, believing it can cure them from an encapsulating plague. Their leader is the towering War Chief, Ull.
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* BorrowinSamedi: As a prehistoric shaman, he technically is older than the Voudoun religion, but Tensay has a few surface traits that bring the Baron to mind. ScaryBlackMan? Tensay has an African appearance, and he's pretty disturbing with the way he's constantly getting in Takkar's personal space. NiceHat? Well, he wears a wolfskin over his head. Skeletal appearance? Apart from being very thin, he coats himself with white paint that emphasizes his ribs. Hedonistic party lover? When he's not making creepy blood potions and sending Takkar on {{Vision Quest}}s, Tensay loves to dance with his staff, ''and'' he's the one who encourages the Wenja tribe to "dance with spirits" in celebration of [[spoiler:Takkar killing Batari]]. Crass manners? He urinates on [[spoiler:a captive Roshani]] and Krati's stone mask before making Takkar put it on.
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* BorrowinSamedi: As a prehistoric shaman, he technically is older than the Voudoun religion, but Tensay has a few surface traits that bring the Baron to mind. ScaryBlackMan? Tensay has an African appearance, and he's pretty disturbing with the way he's constantly getting in Takkar's personal space. NiceHat? Well, he wears a wolfskin over his head. Skeletal appearance? Apart from being very thin, he coats himself with white paint that emphasizes his ribs. Hedonistic party lover? When he's not making creepy blood potions and sending Takkar on {{Vision Quest}}s, Tensay loves to dance with his staff, ''and'' he's the one who encourages the Wenja tribe to "dance with spirits" in celebration of [[spoiler:Takkar killing Batari]]. Crass manners? He urinates on [[spoiler:a captive Roshani]] and Krati's stone mask before making Takkar put it on.
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* NiceHat: It's one of the key features that defines him from any other normal villager, besides being somebody Takkar can talk to. It's adorned with a large Wenja bracelet and some feathers.
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* {{Troll}}: [[spoiler:He attempts to scare Ull's children in the ending, only for the elder child to kick him in the shin]].
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* {{Troll}}: [[spoiler:He attempts to scare Ull's children in the ending, only for the elder child to kick him in the shin]].shin. He takes it in stride, and remarks it as a sign of a strong spirit]].